The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-14
CITY N RNEE

! 10 III lOWN.
John P. Norton Of Kansas City, is vi
iting in the city.
| j. W. Hamilton, of Nashville, arrived
IN thec ley yesterday.
j. P. McCreedy OF Chicago was at tn
Carey hotel last night.
NJ. NJ Sherman of Saline. was Wis
itor in the city yesterday
j. NJ. Neal of Caldwell, was in tn
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. I. a. Shriver of Peabody, wa.
shopping in the city yesterday.
Frank V. Gay of Clay Center, was r:
gistered a the Carey last night
J. E. Hawley of Chicago. was among
the guests at the Carey yesterday
Mr.. I. Gross and and son Edwin viii
leave this evening for the eastern mar
| ket,
Mr. Edwin VI. Chase Of Chicago. /:
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Webkins
! College Hill
D. E. Palmer Of Topeka. was doing
| business in the first class town OF Kan
| sas yesterday.
! Mrs. F. D. Shiprnan of Girard, Pa
| is visiting with her brother j. E. How
ard for few days.
Miss Essie Oliver of Illinois is in the
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South Water street.
Chief Justice Frank Dale Of Oklaho-
ma, with his brother Dave, of Clearwa-
ter. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Ona Brown of Winfield is visit
ing her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
John Yost, 116 South Topeka avenue.
Mr.. R. J, Mckee is confined to his
home corner Eighteenth and Meridian
avenue with a severe attack or mala-
rial fever.
J. A. Foutrom and wife. OF Hutchin-
son are visiting the city the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Walters, $50 North
Topeka avenue.
Mr.. J. D. johnson of Waynesburg,
Green county, Pa, is in the city on a
prospecting trip and is the guest OF his
brother Joseph F. Johnson.
Hypatia has an invitation 10 partici-
pate in the exercises of the Atlanta
exposition. The womens clubs Of the
country will hold an exhibit
J. w Vanderver and 3. w. Wander
yer of Kansas City, called last night
10 see how the biggest paper between
the Mississippi and the Rockies is made
John s. Murphy. the groceryman on
North Main street, is nursing game
finger, the result of an accident that
called for spIint and bandages- Its
mending.
The Sunflower Fishing club composed
of several well known colored men of
this city, will meet at 119 West Pine
street next Thursday evening for bus
ines purposes.
Miss Ella Hibarger returned Satur-
day from Newton, Pratt Center and
Hutchinson, where she has been visiting
friends the past three weeks. She re-
ports delightful time.
Judge Hatton called at the police sta
ton last night 10 examine the outlook
for bushes Monday morning. and en-
tertained the crowd with an entirely
new version of the Affections of Job.
Charles W. Carey returned yester-
day from Chicago and is again at his
post at the Carey hotel. He says he
was the only passenger in the Pullman
car west of Topeka, and he. felt like
Jay Gould.
The Rev. George f. Baker who is
spending a few months in this city will
address the mems meeting at the Y. NJ.
c. a. this afternoon at 4 o'clock on
Gold and Glitter" All men welcome
good music.
A. NJ. Goldstandt leaves this morn
ing for New York and the east on an
extended business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. Goldstandt expects to visit most
all theb ig resorts and will have a good
time generally.
The Denver News polled the visiting
school teachers on female suffrage.
Among the Wichita contingent Jesse
Clark. Lolo Maxwell and Leida Mills
favored it. while Mary Kelly and MILL
cent Beaver opposed ii.
John Hatfield died at his home in
Sedgwick at 2:30 o'clock Friday morn
ing Of Bright's disease. Funeral serv-
ices We're held and the remains buried
at Park Place. this county, at > o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Deceased was a
brother 10 d. 3. Hatfield of this city
and was an old time resident of this
Geuda Springs is the attraction for
Wichita at present. Register 5. L.
Barrett and Miss Barrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Young. Mr.. Joseph Mil
Ter. County Attorney Davis. wife and
daughters. Miss Kelly, Conductor F. :.
Gould. Charles Mossbacher. are quaff-
ing its waters and enjoying the pleas
ant society of Hotel Ceuda.
The ball game yesterday between the
Seltzer Springs and the Clippers result
ID in a victory for the latter by a
score Of 13 to L. The Settlers thought |
that il was another victory to their |
credit as they had defeated both the |
)f this city. But the good work of |
HerfOrd in the box and the heavy bat |
ing of the boys won them the game.
The Winfield District Camp meeting 1
II the NJ. +. church Will be held at Is (
and Park. Winfield. August % 70 Sep |
ember ,. Splendid accommodations |
or any desiring TO tent or board will /
)e provided. Last years meeting was /
me Of unusual power and sweetness. |
rhis one ought 10 be better For any
or accommodations write
he secretary, Rev. A. y. BruneT al
Winfield.
Class Fifteen OF the Central Chris
an church Will hold a prOnouncing /
match al the church Tuesday evening
July %. Many words in the English Ian
,uaSe used in common conversation
re pronounced incorrectly. In this
match sides viii be chosen as IN SPELL
NJ. and contest against each other /
'ronOuncing words written OUT on the
ia aboard. The audience viii be In
crested as well as those taking part.