The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

pN cTUeT OF the MeAlcdH I'M OIL al >
department and he is now a free man.
CITY IN BRIEF.
Master Phillip NJ Thompson has gone
to Sedalia, Mo, 10 spend the summer
with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Adams are en-
Pertaining Mrs. NJ. Friedburg and Mrs.
II. Behrens of Arkansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. White have re-
turned from an extended visit in the
east and report having had pleasant
trip.
Miss s. Florence Tarter. who has been
visiting friends in Winfield, has return
ed and reports having had an enjoyable
time.
Miss Kelly Of Horton has just re-
turned home, after very pleasant
visit with Mrs. Huckins, 81 Eagle
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Mcclellan and
children leave today for Chicago and
Waukesha Springs, Wis, to spend the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Settler. Miss Eve
line Settler and Miss Maybrim of Phil
| adelphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Hettinger.
Miss Kate and Maggie Potts, who
have been visiting Mrs. NJ. Hellar will
return to their home in Paola, Kansas
| tomorrow evening.
Mr.. f. c. Mention and grand daughter
Miss Maude Kerr Of Caldwell are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. viii F. Allmon
OF North Market street.
Frank L. Hunter of Kansas City is
in the city in the interest OF the Kan
saS CITY Times. Also visiting the fam
lily of DR.. z. II. Creditor.
Miss Angie Dutton and Miss Anna
Sheehan leave this morning for Kansas
City. They go as representatives TO
the grand lodge. Degree of Honor.
Miss Della Wampler, who was called
| to Pueblo some ten days ago by tele-
gram announcing her sisters serious
Illness, has returned, the sister having
| recovered.
Married-At the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs A. E. Shober, Thurs
| day evening al $50, by Rev. j. w. An
| derson, James NJ. Suddeth and Miss
Sara a. Yohe. both of Douglass.
Rev. F. D. Powers, d. D.. of WASH
| ington d. c., who is attending the c.
T.. convention, will preach at the Gen.
! trail Church of Christ, Lords day at
| 1915. a. m. Don't fail to come.
Mrs. Mary Stewart. who has been
| visiting during the past week with
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daily on
| South Water street, returned TO her
| home at FL Dorado las night with her
| bright little boy.
DIR. Rochelle was out riding yester-
! day, the first time in nine weeks, dur
| ing which time he was laid up with
rheumatism. He is not we'll yet, nor
| will he he for some time, but it is a
| great relief to him to be able TO get
! out.
A 6 Alexander and wife. who ac-
| companied the remains Of Mr.. A. Nc
| Bride TO his former home, DeS Moines,
Ia; returned yesterday morning. Mrs.
| a. McBrinde will remain with relatives
| in Boone. Ia. for a week or ten days
| before returning to Wichita.
The camp scene-soldiers at rest,
arms stacked, tents pitched and other
acceSSorieS-that forms miniature
| panorama in the Central Clothing COM
pany's front window, will be keenly
| appreciated by the old vets who have
| tented nights, on the old camp ground
w. Herrich. Frank MeiXell, Charles
| Hunter started from Wellington yester-
| day to ride their bicycles to Wichita
| to attend the Christian Endeavor con
vention, but when they arrived al
| Hayesville the roads had become 50
muddy that they We're Obliged to come
| in on the cars. They report only a
| light shower at Wellington.
\ very closely contested game OF
| ball was played yesterday between
| the Jamesburg and High school clubs
| which resulted in a victory for the
| High school. During the first five in
| nings the Jamesburgs had it all their
| own way, but by timely hitting on tbs
| part of the High school they Won the
| game by a score Of Ia TO IL.
Il.
| dence of her son, Lewis Ward, 502
| South Main street, at 4:45 p. m. yes
| terday. The funeral will take place
at S a. m. Monday and the remains
will be sent TO Winslow, Iowa, for
| burial. Mrs Ward was nearly &c
! years of age and was an old lady high
! ~ esteemed by all who knew her.
Misses Flora and Nellie Howard will
| leave soon for visit with their aunt
at Chicago. The young ladies will re-
! main absent during a great part of the
/ summer and are looking forward 10
| their viSit-boat riding on the great
| lakes and all-with a great many pleas
| ant anticipation every one of which
| their numerous friends hope they Will
realize
| The United Sash & Door Co, hereby
| challenges the Lumbermen of the city
! TO a game of ball TO be played on Deco
ration day either forenoon or afternoon
! and at any place they may select. The
! only stipulation we exact and insists
| upon. is that they use the regulation
| bat instead Of two by fours- Now rally
your forces or take water and that toe
| in barrel lots.
| The good people of Minneha town
| shiD a gOodly number of them, en-
| joyed a delightful season Thursday af-
! ternOon and evening at the home OF
| Mr.. George White. Supplemental 70
| the social features OF the event straw
| berries and cream and other refresh
| ments were served. J. y. Bourgette
and sister. Miss Ella, OF the city were
/ among the guests
There will be a special service at tbs
] Plymouth Congregational church this
, morning. Rev. DeLong. d d, Of Ar
! kansas City will deliver the baccalau.
| reate sermon TO the graduates Of Fair
| mount Institute. Some very excellent
| music has been prepared under the di-
! rectiOn Of Mrs Fred Bentley. Miss
EIva Walker will give a solo and Mr.
] c. II. Seamens will sing Jerusalem"
Miss Bertha Dougherty. the present
/, principal Of Washington school. leaves
| Thursday for Ohio. where she viii
| make her future home. Miss Dough.
| erty has been identified with ouI
| hools for several years and is ac-
| counted one Of the best teachers Of tbs
| city. Her many friends VIII regret Il
| hear Of her decision and she will leave
| a vacancy in the schools difficult Il
| fill.
| Mr. William Storr leaves this morn
ing for Baden. Germany. For ten years
| Mr.. and Mrs Storr have been among
! the most highly respected German ciIi-
| zens Of Wichita and Il i With sincere
! regret both Of themselves and iheil
friends that they have chosen 70 make
| their future home in the fathsrland
They viii roach New York Tuesday