The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-07
City in Brief
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Personal and Other items q
Interest to Wichitans.

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F. A. Wetzel is in Denver on business.
! c. Baker is in Guthrie this week, on
| business.
S. B. Amidon went to Topeka yesterday
| On business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Springer are in
Kansas City.
Miss Nellie Christopher is here visiting
friends for few days.
Mrs. Sharles Knorr is ill at her home on
South Lawrence avenue.
! Eugene Cloud, of Haysville, was in the
| city yesterday afternoon
| Claude Chamberlain, of Udall, is in the
city calling on his friends.
| ]. l.. Leach, of Rusk. o. T., is here WIS.,
| iting his numerous friends.
NJ. c. Campbell came in from his ranch
at Ashland yesterday afternoon.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Jones, yes
terday morning, a 12-pound baby boy
Howard Wheeler went 10 Chicago on
business yesterday over the Santa Fe.
Mrs j. w. Belcher and son Leslie have
returned from a pleasant visit in Kansas
City.
If Mrs. S. b. Rohrer in Topeka, this
week.
Miss Ethel McCandless went to Enid
yesterday to spend the winter with her
sister.
James P. Stiles, of Clearwater, o. T.,
N the cifv on n N
business.
S. w. Cooper and family returned yes
terday from trip to Florida and the
Bahama Islands.
Mrs. Efie Randall, Of Rose Hill, is
visiting this week with Mrs 1. c. Davis,
IA Cleveland avenue
Miss Marjorie Sellars has returned from
her home in Bridgeport to resume her
studies at Paramount
The offices Of the Union mills are un-
dergoing a change in having new wall
paper and being painted.
c. E. Barrackman returned yesterday
from Kingfisher. o. T., where he had
been visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Spite and family leave
today for St. Joseph Mo-, where they ex-
pect to make their home.
While in Newton the other day, w.
]. Dowden, Of this city, played golf
on the links at that place
Will McConaughey. who has been i'll
for the past two weeks at his home, 1916
Jackson avenue, is improving.
Ray Campbell has returned to the Kan
sas University. after a pleasant holiday
visit with his parents in this city.
D. A. McNicol Of the Domestic Laun-
dry is quite i'll at his home on South
Lawrence avenue with appendicitis.
Mrs. Eta Martin returned yesterday
from Mcpherson. where she had been
visiting friends during the holidays
]. E. Cockrell. Of KechI, who recently
moved from Woodward, o. T., to Kansas.
was in the city yesterday on business
Frank Zenner has severed his connec-
tons with the Fulton store and will fol-
low another business in the future.
Mrs. C. B. Yale and daughter Gretta
have returned from Mcpherson, where
they spent the holidays with relatives
Miss Merle Sutton, OF the Morsman,
Innes store, will spend about two
months visiting relatives in Fredonia
II. L. Resting left for trip TO Parsons
and Cherryvale in the interest Of the
Commercial League yesterday afternoon.
Clarence Howard is unable 10 be out.
owing to a very sore foot, which was
caused by stepping on a spike nail yes
terday.
NJ. G. Hegselund of Purcell, O. T. stop
ped over in the city for short visit with
friends. He is on his way home from
Kansas City.
The defendant filed a motion for a new
trial yesterday in the case OF Lehman
Higginson Grocery Co versus the Nixa
Canning Co.
Miss Florence Gertrude Alexander. who
has been located at Lawton, o. T. was
called home yesterday on account OF the
serious illness of her mother.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO Frank r. Hostetler and Mary L Rus
sell, both of Wichita; John KnebIer. Of
Benton, and Hannah Flanagan. OF And
over.
Misses Jessie and Katherine Scott and
Miss Weitmueller. OF Burlington. Ia
have arrived in the city and are visiting
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George L
Pratt
Mrs B F. Thompson. Of 80 West Cen
tral. who just returned from a visit with
her mother in Peoria. Illinois. received
telegram yesterday announcing her
mothers death.
Mrs. " E Kenyon and Miss Bertha
Bloss returned home yesterday. after
spending two weeks In Norwich. Kan.
The guests Of Rev. and Mrs L. B. Myers
and Nr. and Mrs. A. C. Epley
A NEW Workers. VIEWS.