The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11

6. ". Cooper left Sunday for trip 20
| Alaska He will remain in Colorado
| Springs 4 week, thence To Seattls, aud a
| week later h. starts for the delicious trlg-
/ idity which Is dispensed at Sitka-
II. W. Roher of Wellington was Wis
| itor in the CITY yesterday. Mr. Roher is
the efficient ticket sgent at the Wellington
| Union depot.
Miss Mary E. welles. who has been Wis
itiug her aunt, Mrs. W. K. Frazier. will
| leave today over the Santa Fs for Des
Moiues. Iowa
The Baptist churches Monday night
| elected delegates TO the Walnut valley
district assoc alton which meets Ut Hack
ney on August -.
c. c Schoyer, city marshal OF Yelling
I ton, came up yesterday and returned in
charge Of ROcksy Wiley the hey horse
thief from that place.
Mrs. Gardner Work aud daughter,
formerly OF this city. but now residents or
Waco, Tex, are visiting here with the
family of Dr.. Creditor.
Miss Nina Taggart, of Walton. a promi-
nent member OF the Newton Musical
Union, assisted the choir at the United
Presbyterian church last night.
Miss Jennie Meyerhardt and Miss Blanch
Goldstein of Carthage, Mo-. are IN the
city visiting the family OF ;. Goldstein.
From here they Will go TO Saliua, Kan.
4 semi-public entertainment of equal
novelty and magniiicsncs Is promised for
next week by business man OF the city
VINO has not yet dIyugeG the nature OF the
affair.
Electric motorneers do not like TO have
a woman board the front end of car and
will run by TO make her walk TO Catch tbs
rear end. They believe there is some sort
OF bad luck IN II.
Misses Bessie Johnson, Ida Bell, Minnie
Mckibben, and Messrs. Earl Blake. Oscar
Salmon aud Harry Nun were the mem
bers OF merry boating party on the Little
river last evening.
New maps are bsing made OF the street
railway aud also of the water works sys-
TENS, one showing the street car lines
tracks and lights, the other the wafer
mains pipes and service.
Judge Wall is spending few days with
Dave Dale at his ranch, near Clearwater.
lt is pleasant place 10 rusticAte, for
health and yellow legged chickens are
abundant there, with good 1isning and
hunting.
DR.. and Mrs David Winters are absent
on summer vacation which viii include
visits to Minneapolis, Duluth, Omaha and
Lincoln. Seb., aJ the last two places
named. DR.. Winters has engaged 10 de-
liver sermons.
Rev. W. VI. Grafton. pastor OF the High
land Park Presbyterian church Of Des
Aoines, Ia, is visiting his brother III. NJ.
Grafton of this city, and on Sabbath win
occupy the pulpit OF the First Presbyterian
church in the absence OF DIR. Winters.
Rufus Cone, L. Cone aud Lynch Brooks
aud their families returned yesterday from
Dunn's mill on the Walnut where they
had been campsd week fishing. They
are warm in praise OF the proprietor OF
their camping ground, who made himself
their host They enjoyed a splendid time.
Neff 5 band gave another of their
excellent open air concerts last night at
the corner Of Douglass ana Lawrence.
This band, which was organized only last
winter, has reached such "A state OF prof.
cheney that it has been chosen As the band
of the second regiment, Kansas National
guards, and will be mustered i'll Tuesday
IlgHt,