The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-20
IITY IN BKiSE.

Miss Zura Williams is now with the
Millinery bazaar.
Byron Roberts OF Topeka, receiver of
the Hog" road was in Wichita yes
terday.
Mr. Eliot Herndon, the great TRACE
dian of New York City, is spending
his vacation in Wichita
Thomas Shaw is having the barn In
the rear Of the Santa Fe bakery remov-
ed to his residence in place of the one
| lately burned.
Mrs. S. T. Hendrickson has moved
from 422 n. Market to 416 N. Emporia
where she will be pleased to see her
pupils and friends.
! Judge Glenn was engaged yesterday
in hearing a case of forcible detainer.
GraSshoppers are reported to be quite
thick in Barton county.
Professor Sanford and Mrs Sanford
left Saturday evening on the Rock Is
land for Dallas, Texas. where they will
remain during the State fair.
There will be another change so into
effect today on the Frisco railroad.
/ The Atlantic express OF st. Louis train
will leave at IL a. m. hereafter instead
( of 1910 as heretofore.
The Ladies Aid society of the South
Lawrence avenue Christian church viii
| give a box social next Wednesday ev-
ening, Oct, %, in their church building
corner of Lawrence and Lincoln street.
! Mrs. o. E. Camp and sister, Lena
Heimple, left Wednesday morning for
a visit OF few weeks with their broth
ers at Fort Worth, Texas, and inciden-
, "allv, ID attend the State fair at Dallas.
Regular communication of Wichita
! Lodge No. 80 A. F. and A. NJ. Monday
Oct. p at 7:30 O'Clock. Important bus
mess; members of Sunfiower and AL
bert Pike lodges invited TO attend. a.
J. Applegate, secretary.
Mrs. W. II. Oliphant and daughter
Anita, returned last Tuesday evening
TO their home, 10 East Sixteenth street,
after very pleasant visit with the
/ family of Colonel c. H. Langdall and
! other relatives of Dallas, Texas.
Miss Fink who has been visiting MT.
and Mrs. George Ross and family, re-
turned to her home in Quincy, H., and
was accompanied by Miss Mollie Ross
who will spend several weeks visiting
friends and relatives il the above
named place
Mr.. J. A. Bishop was the first stock
holder of the State fair association 10
pay his 40 per cent assessment, and
that was before he received notice that
he was compelled TO do so. Mr.. B. is
said to be the most prompt man in the
city 10 meet his bills.
Miss Pearl Murdoch. who has been
attending school at All Hallows acad-
envy, was brought home yesterday on
account of sickness, SO that she could
receive her mothers care. Her class
mates are hoping for her early recovery
as we'll as her instructors.
Harry Sutton and Bedford Wood are
at Leavenworth attending the United
States court, being witnesses in the
case Of Williams and Murphy for rob
bling the post Office at Queneuo. The
two officers arrested the men IN this
city with $27S worth Of stamps in their
possession.
Frank Oliver Jr., met with serious
accident yesterday afternoon. He was
playing with his school mates when
one OF them fell on him and broke his
shoulder blade. Drs. FabriQue and
Oldham were called 70 relieve the suf-
ferings of the boy. Frank Jr., is the
son OF Councilman F. ". Oliver.
A few OF Mss Bessie Burners friends
gave her delightful surprise Wednes-
day evening at her home on Ninth
street. Music and pleasant converse
ton were the features OF the evening
after which refreshments were served.
Those present We're: Misses Dai<ey
Bruner. Ida BaTw.se. Mary Carver,
Nellie Reece. Virgil Erick. Nellie Jack
man. inertia Lee Beryi Lehman and
Elua WirherelL MeSsrs. George Gar
YER Will McCrae. Marshall Jackman.
Edward Brune-. James Vincent, James
Carver, and Robert WHherel-