The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-08-02

Miss Minnie BLACK, or w Wellington, VlslG-
ed friends in the city yesterday
Aaron Hartzell left yesterday for Kansas
| City where he will remain for some time.
Henry V. Shepard Esq, leaves this morn
! ing for Chicago, he will be absent four or
five days.
Miss Minnie Marlowe left last week for
| Chicago, where she expects to remain for
| some time.
The Misses Ida and Lettie McGlade re-
turned yesterday morning from two
weeks visit to friends In Newton and
Hutchinson.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Murdoch is visiting in Well
lngton.
Miss Lucy Hinkle is still very i'll at iher
home on west second street.
Sherman Skinner leaves for Chicago to-
morrow morning on visit to friends and
relatives.
Miss Edna Hollowell has returned from
two months visit with friends and rela-
tives at Kingman.
E. Z. Fawcett of the Boston store left for
pleasure trip to Indiana to spend his
summer vacation.
Mrs. c. H Williams will return home
tonight after a two weeks visit with
friends at Geuda Springs.
II. c. Taylor came down from Topeka
last night He says that politics is very
quiet and politicians never scarcer.
Messrs. Swab and CLOSER leave for the
east this morning Mr.. Swab goes as far
as St. Louis, but Mr.. CLOSER on to New
York.
Messrs McNair, Hyde and George Steen-
rod came over from Colwich yesterday to
go east on the Missouri Pacific train for
Detroit.
Among those leaving the city for Detroit
yesterday were Harry Gordon, Walter
Brandon, Mrs. G. F. Barkimer and Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Sheppard.
o. o. Adams, the genial and accomodat-
ing clerk at Hotel Cary, left yesterday for
a mouths visit to places on the Atlantic
coast and other eastern cities.
Fiftysix people left for Detroit over the
Missouri Pacific yesterday noon. Special
coaches and sleepers had been procured
especially for the excursionists.
There are five hundred volts of cleo
tricity in the trolley wire of our street
railway. Just three times that much was
used to kill the New York murderers
Miss Gertie Haynes leaves this morning
for an extended visit among relatives and
friends at Newark, Ohio. Number of her
Wichita friends will accompany her to
Chicago.
Mrs. Reeser, son and daughter, left over
the Missouri Pacific yesterday for Hamil-
ton, o., where they accompany the re-
mains of their husband and father. Nam
ilton is the deceased's old home and he
selected it for his last resting place
Isaiah Smyser, of kechi township, was
in town yesterday. He comes often, but
only as business calls him. Corn is a
promise to the farmers of his township, a
promise which will soon ripen into real
ity. Everybody in his locality are pros.
porous The farmers are doing well and
as a consequence are feeling very good.
Mr. l.. B. Noble, Sr., formerly of Kins-
ley, Kan, is spending the day in the city
at the Metropole, the guest of his son, l..
B. Noble, Jr. Mr.. Noble is an old time
wholesale drug man and has accepted a
position as salesman for the c. +. Potts
Drug company. He will make Wichita
his headquarters, and in a short time will
remove his family to this city.
a very pleasant party was the one given
by the Misses Gertie and Mile Hays on
Friday, at their home 204 South Water
street, complimentary to Miss Haas, of St
Louis. Those present We're Gertie
and Mile Hays, Misses Lena and
Ida Josef, limo Creditor, May Kindred, Miss.
kaufman, May Wilson. Mable Anger, Han
nah and Della Goldberg, Lena Sheppard.