The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-17

a. Mrs. DowIes, s27 North Lawrence.
this evening. to which everybody is in
vited.
Tnez. May and Lorena. little daugh-
ters Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank GOode, went
70 Kingmau yesterday 10 spend the
summer with their grandmother, Mrs.
Truesdale-
Mrs. Henry Kraker. aged 50 years.
dad Yesterday OF maIarial fever, al
14f3 south Ellis avenue. The funeral
VIII be from the residence at O'Clock
this morning.
Leonard murder case viii be argued
ruled Mrs. Leonard VIII be sentenced
by Judge Dale
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Mr.. Fred D. Alley and Miss Mary
Rhea Wilson on the evening OF June p.
1886. al the home OF the brides parents,
1917 Paramount avenue
Rev. F. c. Beech united in marriage
al the close Of the Epworth league ser
vice at the 81. Paul " E. church, Rob
ert Mckee and Miss Mary Goodwine,
TWO members OF the league.
". a. Reed received yesterday a full
series OF photographs taken Of the ST
Louis cyclone showing the storms for
nation and its terrible work The Pho
tographs cover a large territory.
Nj J. II. Wilcox OF Larned, Kan.
who has been visiting during the past
week with his daughter, Mrs. Henry
BaIing, 537 South Topeka avenue, re-
turned 10 Larned yesterday Mr. VII
cox is a good friend and reader OF the
weekly Eagle
We wish 70 return our sincere thanks
70 our friends who kindly helped US in
our sad bereavement when the death
angel called our little baby Gay Owens
C0rbstt 20 nis eternal home in heaven
May Owens Corbett, Ada Kirch, Nick
KiTch, Mary A Cay.
The lecture OF Judge Strong at the
First II. E church last night Is said 10
have been one OF the finest intellectual
treats that those present have ever en-
joyed- The judge is an eloquent and
interesting entertainer and he perfectly
captiyaued his audience.
". G. Mckee. his father and mother.
left Sunday morning at 7 O'Clock on a
very unexpected and sad occasion for
Cimarroa. O. T. 10 see his only sister,
who is IL and not expected TO live Mr..
Mckee VIII return soon as circum-
stances VIII permit Of it.
Misses Stella and Catharine Beaver
left last night for ST. Louis, Indiana
and Chicago. where they vii spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives and friends
Quite a party OF young people accompa-
MED the young ladies 10 the depot and
wished them a pleasant trip and a safe
return.
The Texas Coursing company closed
their engagement in this city yesterday.
The races yesterday were far superior
TO those Of the previous day and We're
thoroughly enjoyed. The company have
Z. splendid attraction and give a rare en-
tertainment- They go from here 70
Topeka.
Frank Buckeridge. son OF A T. BUCK
eridge last spring planted three quarts
o. beans and from these plants has al
ready sold 1925 worth OF beans besides
what the family have used. II anybody
west OF the Mississippi can show a bet
ter bean record than that lei him come
forward.
a moonlight social viii be given this
evening at the residence Of R Jackson
Il the corner Of Thirteenth street and
Fourth avenue, for the benefit OF the
New Hope Baptist church The colored
band viii furnish the music and a
pleasing program has been arranged
Every body is invited
Died. June u, 1886, J. ". York. ST
years OF age, at his home, Mount Hope,
Kan, Of BTight's disease. The deceased
has been a resident OF the county and
Wichita for five years, coming from
Illinois 20 Wichita He leaves a grown
up family and widow, who IS mother-in-
law OF our old travelling salesman. J.
Ed Allen.
H E Bucke-idge, az his home IN
Fairviaw, had a number OF apple trees
that were nearly ruined by the worm
that attacked orchards this spring. He
sprayed the trees and yesterday had a
bunch % eleven large Gilbert Early ap-
pies on a tw1g four ard One-halt inches
long. He says al his trees are loaded
IN Ike manner.
Jake Harmon. formerly OF this city.
but now OS Galala, was here last night
on his way home from Burton. where
he had been on the sad mission OF at
tending his fathers funeral Mr.. Har-
nan. ST. was IS years Of age, and had
been a sufferer FOR 2 long time. Mr.
and Mrs. Harmon had many friends
here who VII sympathiZe with them IN
their loss.
Queen city Lodge No. % held one o.
their popular socials last evening. The
following program was rendered. after
which Toe cream and oaks was served,
and q pleasant evening was passed
Violin solo, BY Miss Thomas; vocal solo
BY Mr.. Casper Hams; piano solo, by
Ms. Harry Betran; recitation. BY Miss
1IcEnC0a; vocal solo, by Walter Vim
cent; piano solo. by Mss Elsie Mes
serve.
Yesterday Theodore Schurtz % ST.
Marks. met his sweetheart Mss Angela
Ter Teen, who had Just arrived from
Terra pei, Holland, TO become his bride.
Taeodo7e had preceded his sweetheart
70 this country by six years. and IL Is
said by Industry he has prepared al ell
eEant homo Tor his bride who had t-av-
eisl thousands OF miles 20 become his
wife The bride could not understand
q word % English and Mr.. Lon CHECKER
served 81 the capacity % interpreter.
COMING LOCAL EVENTS
The Poultry association VII meet N
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