The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-23
CITY IN BGIEF.
Beams is in Oklahoms.

Willard Reams is in Oklahoms.
Delos Woods conducts picnic party to
Haysville this morning
H. f. McTaggart and wife of Newton,
were in the city yesterday.
A hay ride for. by and of North End
girls is scheduled for to-day.
A. S. Munsou of Munsou g. Mcnamara
will start today for New York.
The runaway youths of Minneha town
ship returned home yesterday.
Miss Rose Epperly of Caldwell is in the
city visiting Mrs. II. q. Chipchase.
Mrs. James Hollistar of O!ney, H., is
visiting Mrs. Burd, 7O7 East Central.
Miss Ora Pollard of Nickerson is spend
ing the week with friends in The CITY.
Robert Wilson of the Missouri Pacific
surveying corps. Went TO Caney yesterday.
George c. Strong of Paramount, is NOV
Ing with his family into the Parker house.
It is understood that new time card
will go into effect on the Santa Fe about
Sept. l.
Chief Cone returned from st. Louis yes
terdgy with Ward, the alleged swindler, in
custody.
Mrs. 7. B. VauArsdale of Perry is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson on
the West Side
Eugenia Watkins, colored. who died
Tuesday Of consumption, at the age Of -,
was buried yesterday.
Clarence Winder will return Friday TO
Alpine. Texas, after a visit of several
weeks with relatives aud old time friends
here
Large delegations from the various Bap-
list churches Of this city are in attendance
at the Walnut Valley district association
at Hackney.
The camp meeting five miles south on
l. wrsnce avenue will continue until Mon
day next, under the auspices of the United
Brethren society.
Miss Clemma Fitch has Just returned
from visit with friends In Oklahoma,
aud will join "A camping party which will
leave here Friday.
Mr.. H. F. knight of the Knight Invest
ment company, will be in the city for a
week, making headquarters at the otice
Of Mr. l.. ". Clapp.
Mrs J. ID. Hutchins was taken suddenly
III at her home on College hill Yesterday.
Happily, however. the illness Is not of a
very serious nature.
Ernest Alling of troop ID, stationed at
Tt. Riley, is visiting relatives In the city
and will return at the expiration of HIS
furlough, Saturday.
l.. y. Woodcock of the county treas
urer's staff started yesterday for Bloom
ington. Ill, to attend the reunion OF his
old regiment, the 5Sth LN.L
The Young peoples society OF the First
Baptist church will give an ice cream So
cial Tuesday evening AT the residence of
Mrs. Hobbs on North Topeka.
Rev. J. w. Anderson pastor of the Dodge
avenue NJ. f church. accompanied by his
wife, went away yesterday on his vacation
10 CONWAY Springs and vicinity.
Alvin Carter was Yesterday bound over
in Justice Jones court in $50 bond TO ap-
pear Friday 10 answer the charge of AS
saulting Perrin Dewey on Tuesday.
DR.. J. NJ Minick has returned from a
visit of a few days to a large fishing party
from here camped on the Whitewater.
The party will return some time next
week.
The friends of Captain and Mrs. Tony
Bruhn gave then, "A pleasant surprise last
night on the occasion Of birthday ami
versary. \ very enjoyable evening was
spent
Rev. J. +. Won Herlich gave a reception
last night at the residence of Mrs. X. II.
Nichols, to the choir and the young peo-
pies chapter of his church, ST. Johns
Episcopal
J. J. Smith, a prominent farmer OF
Harper county. was in the city yesterday
IN business. He reports the crop con-
dition as not quite so serious as is cur
gently reported.
Tie funeral of May Ella Smith took
place from the residence Of the parents
us East Gilbert yesterday at ; o'clock.
The little girl died Tues lay OF typhoid
fever at the age of years.
George Lerrlgo. state secretary Of the
Y II {. A. was in the city yesterday
looking over the Y. VI. {. A. building in
quest OF pointers 10 assist in the fitting mp
Of The new building in Topeka.
Travellers from all over the state bring
The report that there Is universal interest
IN the state fair, TO be held here Oct. 6.
The prediction is made by all such that
there will be an immense attendance on
hat occasion