The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-10

Personal and Other items oe
Interest tc WichItans.


interest to WichItans.
~AS~c~~~~~o~o~~~o~~~~--~
VIM Baird. Peabody, kan. is in the
city on business.
L. W. Cook went to HaysvilIe on busi-
ness yesterday.
Mrs. S. G. Crib is i'll at her home, 435
S. Water street.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Shackel-
ford, a daughter.
Miller Block went to Oklahoma City on
business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter LaRue are in the
city visiting friends.
Z. w. Warden of Goddard was In the
city yesterday on business.
]. X Pike, osteopath. has moved into
room sos in the Winnie building.
Miss Cora McMurray og Haysville, is
III at the ST Francis hospital
Miss Neuis Samson is i'll at her home
at 1887 North Lawrence avenue.
r. c. Clemmer of Clearwater, was in
the city or business yesterday.
Miss Alberta House of Douglass, Kan,
is the guest of Miss May Smith.
S. s. Shattuck left last night for West
ern Colorado on important legal business
T. II. Temple of the Alva Lumber COM
pany Of Alva. IS in the city on business.
Thos Shaw and Ed Dumont returned
yesterday from hunting trip to Patter-
son.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Willis Goodwin and Ethel Simp-
son.
Roy Riley. who is sick at the Wichita
Hospital with appendicitis. is improving
rapidly.
P. S. Friis has recently returned from
Alta, Ia, where he has spent three weeks
with relatives.
Dr. G. C. Evans has not moved 10
Conway Springs. It was DR.. NJ l.. Ev-
ans who moved.
Miss Edith Smith of Andover was here
yesterday shopping and visiting with Miss
Minnie Harrison.
Lee Steele, clerk at the Hotel Carey,
was compelled to go home yesterday on
account of illness.
w. A. Packer of Bonaparte. Ia, is IN
the city visiting with George Whitlock
and Frank Fosnot
John Scretizbe of Mexico City. Mexico.
is in the city visiting his friend. Rice Box
well. of the West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs D. ]. Milne of Alva are in
the city visiting Mrs. Mines parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Childe.
William Z. Keith will leave today for
Arapaho, where he goes to try a lawsuit
set for hearing Tuesday.
Carl Neiderlander who has been here
for several days left yesterday via Mis-
souri,, for his home in st. Louis.
Dr. e. ]. Greenfield has returned to
the city after pleasant visit of three
weeks with relatives in the East.
J. A Comfy, Jr.. acted as city judge
yesterday during the absence Of Judge
Alexander on account or sickness.
Miss Margaret McCardless of 3e9 South
Lawrence avenue left last night for a
short visit with friends in Hutchinson.
Mrs NJ. P. Menehan has returned from
Wellington, where she spent the holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Winget.
Mrs. John Charlton is home from a
visit with a sister who resides at Topeka,
Mrs. George knight, formerly of Wich-
ita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Phelps are the pa
rents OF a new born baby daughter. Mr.
Phelps is clerk in p p. Aherne's drug
store.
John ". Foster. agent for the Fidelity
Insurance company. returned yesterday
from a business trip through Western
Kansas.
w. X. Royce and family and Miss Vene
Kenoyer. who have been visiting parents I
and friends in Leon, returned to the city |
yesterday.
Mr.. c. r. Luening of Wellington. Kan. /
was up to visit his sister Mrs. II. Bolte. |
who has been seriously i'll at her home, |
335 S. Water.
A party of twenty business men of |
Wichita and vicinity went to the oil I
fields near Caney via the Missouri Pa /
cific yesterday.
Miss Della Beadles has returned from I
her holiday visit with her parents and
is at her place in The millinery estab- 4
lishment of Wallenstein & Cohn.
Miss Florence Bradley Reed entertained .
at six handed euchre last night in honor .
OF Miss Hill of Columbus Mr.. and Miss ,
Nells of Topeka. Misses Scott andWeith- /
mueller of Burlington, Ia.
c. NJ Grain left over the Santa Fe yes
terday for a trip TO Oklahoam City, FL /
Paso. Fort Worth, San Francisco and Los /
Angeles. He will return by way Of .
Portland, Ore, and Seattle. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colvin- Of New !
ton. who have been in the city the past
few days. returned to their home last ,
night. They came down to attend the .
funeral OF their sister-in-law, Mrs. George I.
Coivin.
At meeting of Elizabeth Rebekah I
lodge, held on January 6 the following Of
fcers were installed; y. G., Mrs. Bertha /
Willis: V. c.. Mrs. Adelia Levens; record
ing secretary. Mrs. Clara Riggs financial
secretary, Mrs. T. f. Parsons; treasurer.
Mrs. Lizzie Harris; r. s. TO y. G.. Mrs.
Della Clark; l.. S. 10 y. G., Mrs. Adelia
Bronson; warden. Mrs. Rela Hanson: L.
s. to V G.. Miss Maude Smith; chaplain,
Mrs Mary Z. Carr.