The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-15
Miss Alice Hunt of Ann Arbor, Micf

is in the city visiting Mrs. Murray
Myers.
Mr.. c. S. Treat left for Topeka yes
terday morning, to attend the funeral
Of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plaggman Of
Winfield are spending Sunday with C..
W. Jackson and family.
Miss Margie Knorr goes TO Wellesley
this year-left Friday morning, Mrs.
]. H. Black accompanying her.
Chase county has applied for 500
square feet Of space at the state falr
grounds for an exhibit of her products
Chuch Of Christ, Scientist, hall over
155 and Isl North Market street-oer-
vices at II a. m. All are cordially In
vited.
Mrs. Edward Parker and Miss
frankie Murphy of Fulton, y. Y. are
Visiting John Mahan and Mrs. VIM.
Meyer.
Regular communication Of Wichita
lodge No. 80, A. F. and A NJ, Monday
evening, Sept. is. at o'clock. Work
in the third degree. Visiting brethren
welcome
John F. Miller, who resides at $40
Waco avenue died of consumption at
D. m. Saturday. Funeral notice will be
given later.
Mrs. Post, mother Of Mail Clerk Post
is here from Cleveland visiting her son.
This is her first visit to Kansas and
she is delighted with Wichita.
]. c. Erich of the Boston store receiv-
ed the sad intelligence of the death Of
his brother-in-law, Conductor Thomas
Byers. in wreck at Chillocothe, o.
Sergeant-at-arms Jordan Of the Kan
sas house of representatives was in the
city yesterday. He will be one of the
track judges of the races at the state
fair.
Mrs. Tillie Stanley returned home,
yesterday, from Ter recreating and bus
mess trip east. The trip was a pleasant
one all the while, but she is glad 20 be
home again.
DR.. Johnson of the signal service is
mourning the loss of a horses quarter
boot which he priced very much, yester-
day afternoon. If it gets back he
promises fine weather for a whole week.
County Commissioner Busch yester-
ay got fish bone in his throat that
was very annoying. County Clerk
Carvin told him to swallow a raw egg
and the fish bone would go with the egg
and sure enough it did.
Little David Bast. aged ten months
and two days, son of Mr. r. w. Bast of
this city, died at the homeof his grand
parents in Ashland. Ills, Sept. Is. The
many friends Of MIR. Bast sincerely sym
pathize with him in his bereavement.
The ladies of Elizabeth lodge No 20,
Daughters of Rebecca, I. o. o. F., will
give social at Odd Fellows hall on n.
Main street Wednesday evening next,
to which all Odd Fellows, their families
and friends are invited. Cream will be
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F. Robinson of Sc
batha, Kan, are in the city visiting the
family of Hon. F. G. Rawson, their
son-in-law. While away from home Mr.
and Mrs. r. will visit their son E. r.
Robinson at Mount Hope, also Rev. 0
T. Robinson at Perry. o. T.
Wichita leads again! In the recent
pharmaceutical examination she had
two successful candidates-Richard
Bird and George Gehring. OF the TWEEN
ty-eight applicants George Gehring
was the youngest, being but nineteen
years old. He is probably the youngest
registered pharmacist In Kansas.
The lawn social given last night by
the Junior union of the Central Bap-
fist church at the residence of Rev. L.
A. Hall, was a highly enjoyable occa-
sion, the new badges that they wore
are beauties. There is much spirit
among the youthful members Of the
and they go at every thing
with great enthusiasm.
Mr.. George Neal Of Whitewater, an
old reader of the Daily Eagle, was in
the city last night and was enthus-
lastic on the fight now on, and while
he voted for the law when passed he
believes it is today the worst piece of
demagogery ever put on the shoulders
Of our enterprising state, and he says
unless it is repealed the state will sure
ly degenerate.
The Rose Hill Gun club challenges,
through. the Eagle. the Wichita Gun
club or any other similar organiZa-
ton to a match Of twenty-five to fifty
blue rocks. the losing side to pay for
the rocks which are not to cost over a
cent apiece. If the Wichita club goes
to Rose Hill that club will entertain
chem, and if the Wichita club wants
the match here they shall entertain the
Rose Hill club.
Reception rendered Miss Carrie Shultz
and Mrs. Plummer at the residence of
Mr.. kimball on North Washington av-
enue, Wednesday evening, was a grand
success. The recitation of Mrs. A. w.
Lawrence delighted all. Miss Carrie
Shultz Is one of Wichita's most efficient
teachers in primary work. She goes to
Chicago for study and lecturing. Mrs
Plummer joins her husband in Illinois.
They were earnest members of the Cen
raj Baptist church.
RLOCK SIGNALS