The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-27
PERSONAL DOlNGS.

Miss Addie HendIyx and Miss Ella Rick
ards are visiting friends at Winfield.
Miss Gertie Lauck is the guest of Newton
friends.
Mr. S. B. Amidon and his sisters have
moved into their pretty new residence at
$40 North Topeka avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young left yester-
day TO take in all the sights at Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Higginson left yesterday
On a visit to relatives in Illinois.
Mrs. T. T. Bleckley and baby are home
from Colorado Springs where they put III
most enjoyable month.
Mrs. w. +. Hodges has returned to her
bone at Saltwater O. T., after two
weeks stay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z G. Rodolf.
Mrs. J. p. Burrell and Helene are back
from the mountains, where they spent two
most enjoyable months.
Mrs. Martin Stoude of Fort Worth, who
mas been visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
We'll, returned home on Monday
Mr. and Mrs George Matthews and chill
Hren are sojournng in Chicago, taking in
Rll the sights.
Mr. W. s. Norris left on Monday to join
his wife in Chicago.
Mr.. q. ". Adams is home from the
worlds fair city and from Ohio. He had
most enjoyable trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Frechette and Miss Meva
Wainwright will move out to their coun-
try seat on the Minnesota about the first
OF The month.
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fair city this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Dickson started
yesterday for Chicago where they will re-
main long enough to thoroughly enjoy
The exposition.
The Rev. and Mrs. Don s. Colt are back
from their summer trip TO the seaside
They took III the fair on their homeward
journey.
Miss Mollie Ross, Miss Lizzie Newcomb,
John Dulaney and Prague VanArsdale
formed Il serenading party who were hap
pity entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Sharpe on Thursday evening.
Mrs. T. b. Garst is in Missouri attend
ing the bedside OF her mother who is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. II. l.. Gordon is entertaining her
cousin. Mr.. y. {. Burton of Emporia.
Little Helen Jackson celebrated her fifth
birthday yesterday in royal style, and was
assisted 10y number OF her Juvenile
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Arey are home from
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Sharpe, Miss Mae
Young and Mr.. Freddie Mancourt had a
little picnic OF their own on Monday. down
by the river south of town.
On Wednesday evening Miss Fannie
Lewis dispensed hospitality to "A small
roterie of friends.
The Rev. j. W. Love and his family
cave for their new home ia * iusas Civ
during the week. Everyone wishes them
well
Mrs. VI. c. Todd who has been so dis
tressingly i'll was down town in Carriage
turing the week for the first time for sew
eral months.
Mrs. Coer Sim who has been staving
with some friends in Topeka, got home
yesterday.
Major Billy Smith left early on wednes-
day to devote few days TO an inyesti-a-
lion Of the mysteries of the Midway.
Miss Louie Bone celebrated her birthday
on Wednesday, but the picnic her friends
We're preparing fer her Tell through il
some way.
Mrs. J. w. Emo starts tomorrow for the
exposition city. and Jim has already gone
into mourning.
Mr.. Cash Henderson started on FRIDAY
on his fall purchasing tour.
Miss Julia Woods came home from
Washington. d. c, quite Unexpectedly.
aarlY in the week.