The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-05

amputated- He feels rather lonesome,
and would be very much pleased 10
have some OF his friends call on him.
The funeral Of John B. Young, Jr..
will be held from the late residence OF
his father, 733 North Water street. this
tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family invited 70 attend
Mrs. Carson, who has enjoyed the
hospitality Of her cousin, Mrs. d. B.
Allen of College Hill. for the past six
weeks, returned 10 her home in Savan-
nah, No, Monday noon via the Mis-
souri, Pacific.
]. B. Kerfoot is playing a lone hand
in the business now, but his lively rust
ling qualities and good name. for relia-
bility in business established during
the past year and half in this city, are
keeping his hands full OF business.
Mr.. E. F. Day arrived last Friday
from the northern part OF the state 70
enter Paramount college. Middle pre-
paratory year. Mr.. Day has arranged
10 share rooms with Mr.. W. P. Roulet
and is we'll pleased with the outlook Of
our college.
At the invitation of Professor Pence.
principal Of the Lincoln street school,
Lincoln Presbyterian church, delivered
his entertaining and instructive lecture
on Travels in Italy" before the eighth
grade pupils in that school last Friday
afternoon. The occasion was one OF
especial interest and profit to all pres
emit a very cordial vote Of thanks was
rendered Rev. Smith for the rare treat
| his lecture offered.
The Wichita stove and industrial
iron works-Moore Bros. proprietors-
start up the first of this week for the
season, which promises TO be a very
busy one for them. The demand for
their manufactures, especially their
| cooking stoves-which are strictly first
class in every respects growing con-
stantly. The firm finished and shipped,
yesterday, the column plates and other
necessary castings, for a double-front
business block in Madison, Kan.
Last Saturday was the thirteenth
birthday of Miss Mabel carp, and in
the evening a number of her young
friends called in a body at the family
home, 723 South Main street, and gave
her a happy surprise. The party was
made up of Misses Mae and Hattie
Shields, Emma Franck, Carrie Tatgen-
horst, Tootsie Herrig: Masters Frank
Gehring, Henry Shields, George Tatgen-
horst, Carroll Fosnot. What with
games and light refreshments the even
ing was most joyously passed.
Miss Edna Kirkwood is recovering
from her barrow escape from death by
being thrown from her carriage on the
railroad track. Miss Gates and Miss
Edna were attempting to cross the
track when the horse took fright at an
approaching hand-car and started
down the track at a rapid rate. The
buggy was demolished and the occu-
pants thrown out. Miss Gates escaped
with slight injuries, but Miss Edna was
knocked seneless. Her father. DIR.
Kirkwood, arrived and took his daugh-
ter home, where IL was feared she had
received internal injuries. but the doc
tor said last night that the danger had
passed and all were repoicing over his
child's narrow escape from death.
Yesterday Fred Bentley received S.
200 from the treasurer of the Santa Fe
company to pay to Miss Shaw as dam
ages. A few years ago Miss Shaw was
shaken UP by a Santa Fe train and re-
ceived injuries to the exact extent OF
one sixteenth Of an inch. She sued the
company for $4,000 and was given a
road company appealed the case TO the
supreme court and the lower court was
sustained. When Mr.. Bentley received
the money eight lawyers jumped on
him with attorneys bills against Miss
Shaw and he knowing nothing about
their claims he refused TO pay ii. He
will appeal to the district court today
for settlement Of the case In the
meantime Miss Shaw has moved away.
DR.. r. Love of Perry was in the city
yesterday, he having brought to the
city lady patient to undergo a very
delicate surgical operation at the St.
Francis hospital. He called the entire
staff of the hospital in consultation with
him and they decided TO leave the case
for some days, when he will return. The
doctor had nothing but words of the
highest commentator Of his treatment
here by both the physicians and those
in charge of the hospital. He said that
the physicians now looked upon Wich-
tia as the Chicago of the west, and diff
f1cuh cases would be brought here for
surgical treatment from Oklahoma.
The staff of both hospitals are fully
equipped for such cases and can give
them the necessary treatment they de-
mand.
The w. F. M S. held most interest
ing meeting at South Emporia avenue
church Sunday evening. Mrs. Young
mire, the president, presided with due
grace and dignity and the program was
carried out complete. The duet by Mrs.
Smythe and Mrs. Simmons was espe-
cially appropriate, while the paper
written by Mrs. Zimmerman and read
by Miss May Zimmerman, reflected
I.f ~ H.
The recitation by Birdie Allen was
beautiful. while Mrs. Sawyer also recit-
ed in her best style. The songs by the
little girls, Mrs. Smythe at the organ.
was a success. Rev. W. V. Burns made
a short address which pleased the au-
dience immensely. Altogether II was
happy evening and those who missed IL
will have many regrets that they did 20.
The Foreign Missionary society II the
strongest society in the EmpOria ave-
nue. church, and many new names were
added 10 the already large membership.
The ladies OF the Foreign Missionary
society are to be beard from often this
year, and you cannot afford 10 miss any
OF their entertainments
YOUR BOY WONT LIVE A MONTH
So Mr. Gilman Brown OF 81 Mi St.
South Gardner. Mass, was told by the
doctors His son had Lung trouble,
following Typhoid Malaria, and he
spent three hundred and seventy-ive
dollars with doctors. who finally gave
him I'D, saying: Your boy won't live
4 month" He tried Dr.. Kings New
and a few bottles restored
him TO health and enabled him % 60 %
work a perfectly well man. He says
be owes his present good health 70 use
OF Dr. Kings New Discovery. and
knows Il 10 be The best IN the world for