The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-15

He's so stuck on her stories
That at e her her he glor ,,- no,o,-o,s
Miss Blanche Fechheimer is visiting in
Newton.
Mr.. Geo. Allison has gone to Birming-
ham, Ala.
"Our Club" will give dance next Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Dudley B. Hine has returned from a
short visit east.
Mr. and Mrs r.. o. Deming of Owsego,
are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs o. p. Crawford are out of
the city visiting.
Mr. Fred Sweet has returned from a
visit to Galveston.
Hon Rudolph Hatfield and family are
visiting in Fort Scott.
Mrs. DIR. Cox had a few friends to din
ner at Hotel Carey, Sunday evening.
Mr. c. f. Potts leaves this afternoon for
Cincinnati, to be gone several days.
Mr.. /. Gross, of the Golden Eagle, has
gone east to purchase a spring stock.
Miss Anna Rush, Of Tallula, H., is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs: W. H. Livingston.
Mr.. David Meekins and Mrs. Cora
Gadeky will be married Tuesday evening.
Miss Lena Richards will entertain a
number of friends on Thursday evening
next.
If time is money" that is a rich crowd
that "bums" on the corner of Main and
Douglas.
Mrs. s. T. Hendrickson and daughter
have returned from a short visit TO Fort
Supply, l. T.
Mrs. c. J. Fletcher entertained last
evening in honor Of her guest, Miss Bone,
of Wellington.
Mr. J. B Murdoch, of Lincoln, Neb.,
who has been in the city, for few days,
returned last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Goldstandt leave to-
day on a visit to friends and relatives in
Topeka and Lawrence.
Mr. Davidson, of Wellington, came in
last evening to spend Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. c. j. Fletcher.
Peerless lodge A. o. Z. w. will give
hop Tuesday evening, in their lodge room
In the old county building.
Miss Kate Vennard, who has been visit
ing in indianapolis for some time, is ex-
pected home during the week.
Miss Bone, of Wellington, who has been
spending the past week with Mrs. G. j.
Fletcher, returns home this evening
Never borrow trouble If you do you
will find that the interest you have to pay
for the accommodation is excessive.
Ms. NJ T. Myers, Of St. Louis, is visit |
ing her sister Mrs. Claude J. Pintard, of
ll2l North Emporia avenue.
Miss Annie Burr entertained a number |
of friends last Wednesday evening Nc |
Ginty high five and refreshments were en-
joyed.
Mrs. J. Spratler and Mrs Will Lanyon, |
the family of Mr. II. Joseph, North Water |
street.
The Misses Mary Kelly, Jennie Poland, |
Mary Grady, who have been visiting Mrs.
NJ. A. Tangney, have returned to Hutch |
inson.
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Mr. and Mrs Harry Wood, of Yelling |
ton, who came up to see and hear Jeffer- |
son and Florence, returned home yester- |
day morning
When men are as good as their obitua- |
rles and women are as good as the men |
think they are, the recording angel of |
heaven can take his long-needed vacation. |
There Is one young man in the city who |
they say really bangs his hair. He Is said /
TO be a member of a musical club. the /
members of which were photographed in |
body not long since.
Mrs. A. c. Runyon is expected to arrive |
home next Thursday from Kentucky. /
where size has been on a visit To her par /
ents. Her sister, Miss Marietta Cheuault, |
viii accompany her.
Ladies desiring to pass Douglas and !
Main. especially the corners where stands |
the Citizens bank and the Rock Island |
ticket office are requested to take the |
street and not to disturb the bummers by |
attempting to keep on the walk
There is young lady in Wichita who
viii more than likely get into trouble If
ghe does not cease writing notes to a Msin
street young business man. and signing
them with the name of young lady who
lives IN the southeast part of the city.
Wichita's original and only Little Lord
Fauntleroy' Is now singing song to the
air OF Baby has got a tooth, " in place of
Baby aud got supply Jack and
lost and you will have the first line of
tbs song. Ask the little Lord" where he
lost IT,
At a recent meeting of a club whose
membership Is made up Of the Younger
set the resignation of two members was
received and accepted. Surely the two
young men did not think the club would
bust If they resignedl Some say
they did.
One or two Of the older set. who have
been doing all the dances and entertain
ments during the season without company. .
broke their record Friday evening and la
company 10 the performance OF The
Rivals" The young ladies should get
their names and see that they are given
due credit
Quite party was over from Eureka
Friday evening TO attend the jefferson x
Florence performance. Among them
We're noticed W. w. Morris and wife, Mrs
A. W. Hart, J. b. Pierce, f. Crebo and
daughter, ID. b. Fuller and wife, Z. r.
Bright and wife, 4. l. Stilwel' {. A
Leecy ana wife.
A woman's weapons are soft but effect
i've. She has been known 10 sink navy
with tear. TO defeat an army with a
smile, and 10 win kingdom with ca
ress But some Of her ways are hard,
such, for instance, a. making side remarks
OF the other lady occupants of a street car. {
or laughing AT the knot or color OF some
poor, innocent fellows necktie.