The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-28

Several Of the physicians of the city
! were down to Winfield yesterday al
| tending the annual session of the South
/ west Kansas Medical society, whoch was
! in session az that place.
/ The gymnasium committee OF the Y
/ NJ c. A. are TO meet tonight to form
| plans for the coming years work. Mr.
| Steren2gel. the new physical director
| will soon enter upon his duties.
! Mrs. Maude I. Bishop wife OF c. A.
1 Bishop. died at her home, III South
! Main street. yesterday morning after a
/ lingering Illness. Funeral services viii
! be held at the residence this morning at
10 o'clock. All friends are invited. In
rermelc in Highland cemetery.
The home OF Mrs. Theodore G. Par
ham was made happy by the arrival Of
her niece, Miss Jennie KuntZ, from Ger
many She left Antwerp Oct. 10 and
landed in New York Oct. 20, and after a
five days visit in the latter place. re
sumed her journey. and arrived here
yesterday afternoon at 1886.
Master John Jacob Jones was given a
neat little party las: evening at the
kindergarten of Mrs Bush on Oak
street. Master John IS just years Old,
and the other participants, thIrty-tour
in number. were all little folk OF ike
size. and they enjoyed themselves very
much. only wishing that it could last
longer than il did.
Mr. John Foley, editor OF the FL Reno
Republican, was in the city yesterday
for q few hours. and made a pleasant
call on the Eagle He is an enthusiasts
TIC supporter Of Dennis Flynn and is
very hopeful OF his election by such
pronounced majority as 10 show the
United States where the people Of Okla
hona stand with reference 20 free homes.
The High School football team are
practictng steadily each evening. Here
tofore they have used the grounds OF the
Washington school, but they viii OF ne
cesSity practice somewhere else in the
future, as some objection has been made
70 them using the grounds in question.
Rev. Bruce Griffith has accepted the
position as coach for thu team. and the
boys are progressing quite well
The hosts of friends, young and ola.
n Wichita. OF Miss Nettle Fechheiu-
nler, viii be pleased TO learn that that
most estinable young lady is shortly %
become the wife OF Mr.. Maurice I. Davis
one OF Brooklyn's weu-to-do merchants.
Miss Nettie is the eldest daughter OF
VI. ". FechheimeC. one OF Wichita's pio-
neer citizens. and FOR many years one OF
its leading and most eGteTprisiag busl-
ness men, and 5 herself a model OF vo-
manly grace ard accom- lishments. The
date OF the marriage is not announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Viele, after a resi-
dence OF over ten years in Wichita. are
about 10 return 70 New York. their nat-
IKE state. Mr.. Niele has sold his BUSH
ness TO NJ. o. a. Boyle and the Iasur-
ance companies he represents have az
pointed Mr.. Boyle as their agent. He
VIII also have charge % the property
in the care OF Mr.. Viele. NJ.
Boyle has been partner with Mr.. yiele
for about three months and VIII have
fun charge from November !. Cpon
the death OF her only brother. Mrs. Vieie
has come into possession OF property in
terests IN New York City which makes
her residence there resdful Her sister.
a maiden lady and in poor health. VII
reside with them They intend 70 leave
the city il about two weeks.