The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-07

Miss Rana Brooks has returned home
| from All Hsllows upoa the arrival OF her
! parents from the east
T. b. Brooks has returned from the cas-
| bringing with him his family 10 make
| THEFT home in Wichita.
The local union of the Christian En-
deavor society OF the Reformed church
held meeting last night.
Irwin Taft, of Noyes' DRY goods store. is
spending his vacation on the inspiring and
classic banks of the Walnut
Tie social given by Mr.. jennings clsss
on College Hill, Tuesday evening, Is a Glass
social anu not public social
Will Groves of the McNaughten Shoe
comprny, l. spending his vacation with
friends and relatives in Iowa
c. C. Rcht. who has tie n visiting his
pare Its here, departed for Ch.c5g 90 yester-
dav accompanied by his mother.
Miss Lena Murdoch aud Miss Nollie
McGinuis IF E. Dorado. came over yssIer-
day for visit 10 friends snd r'la,Ives.
Mr.. C. /. Beck aud Christian Oij4n of
Milwaukee. Wis, were the guests OF Mrs.
Gallagher. OF University avenue, during
the week.
Tuesday evening at her home or College
hill Miss Nora Payne will engertaia j. {.
Jennings Sunday school class, of which
she i 4 member.
Mrs. L. Nun Of SOuth Water street, is
entertaining ner relative, Mrs. Hagiu of
Newton, who Is spending very pleasant
time III the city.
The services in the pavilion on North
Main street, near + m, will be resumed
this evening. TO continue through the
week a. heretofore.
Do you travel? Are you shipper The
"Raud Nc NAlly K ,ilway Guide and Hand
B0Jk contains all pertinent information.
Ask your newSdealer.
Arrangements are being made for the
work necessary II complete the ceiling.
printing aud interior decorations OF 81.
Johns Episcopal church.
Chief Cone and Conductor Lynchbrook,
with their families, departed yesterday
for the Walnut on a gambling out eXpedi-
tion that will last two weeks.
Those who were applicants for teachers
certificates at the last county examina-
ton, may get their grades by Calling at
the county superintendent ofiic. TO-
morrow.
A large audience was present at ST.
JOINTS Episcopal church Sunday night 10
wrlcoms their pastor. tue Rev. j. + Van
Herrllck on his return from his summer
vacation.
o. H. Bsntiy leaves for Colorado today
to "a absent few days. He goes TO the
Fry ing Pan district, west of L-advilie,
whether on business or pleasure or both
the Opponent saith not.
Mrs J. J. Clayton has returned to her
home in Memphis, Tenn, after a visit Of
several weeks to Wichita; she having been
lied here by the late illness OF her sister,
Mrs NJ. &. jackson, OF Waco avenue, who
is nearly or quite recovered.
VIII Mosbacher, who was stabbed Sat
urday night by Fred McCaine, is doing as
we'll as possible under tue circumstances.
Tue Eemorrhaga from his wound was
very copiOus ali he has been very weak,
but his case Is considered hopeful.
Rev. Don S Colt is confined 10 his apart
ment by severe nervous prOstration. His
physician states tnat be has been in poor
health for some days and that the effort OF
preaching Sunday night was too much for
him in his already drbilitated condition.
Major y. F. Niederlander is a, home for
n few days, arrivin. Sunday evening. He
came in direct from New York aud Boston
where he had been looking after some
business pertaining To railway supplies IN
which he has acquired an extensive and
valuable interest.
Mr. FL Toler. Fl Captain. the life OF the
Tuler Stock farm and who knows more
about strains and crosses and fine points
roadsters aud flyers than any young mHn
Of his age in Kansas, il at his home quite
sick with an attack OF low fever-typhold
malariaI. which he contracted at Saginaw,
Mich, during a late visit there. The
fever has been running two weeks or
more and as he maintained his strength
and life in wonderful way he will doubt
less be all right as soon as 1t passes away
which will be in few days his parents
hope and his doctor expects