The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-16

Miss Carrie Tatgenhorst left yester-
day for months visit with friends in
Kansas City.
Misses Nellie and Mayne Sweeney of
Burlington, Kan. are the guests of Mrs
NJ 7. Alderman
Mr.. Dan Parks. who scalded his arm,
is doing well and hopes to be out in
about two weeks.
Miss Nellie Hupp found a brand new
bicycle at her home when she returned
home from Colorado.
Mrs. E. W. SIossonof Mcpherson is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Nellie E.
Warner of Fourth avenue
Z. II. Mccormick, editor of the Daily
Town Talk, Alexandria, La. is visiting
his mother on the West Side
Charles Lawrence returned yesterday
from an extended trip. including New
York City and the summer resorts
Mrs. J. W. Walters and daughter. Miss
Letha leave this evening for Colorado
Springs and other mountain resorts
Dr. 5. Hupp has been confined to his
house the past few days with malar1al
fever but was able TO ride out last
evening.
D. NJ Kirkhide has purchased the
Hendryx residence opposite the Gar
next week.
The Eagle office is under obligation TO
J. c Frazer for basket of choice grapes
which were duly appreciated during the
wee small hours.
Mrs. Alvah Sheldon OF e. Dorado has
been visiting in the city. During her
stay she was entertained at the home
Of Mrs. DAILY on South Water street
Miss Emily Gallagher, who has been
spending the past year in Detroit and
Port Huron, Mich, is now the guest Of
Hon. L G.. Da Foe and wife of Alpena
This office was the recipient yester-
day Of some fine varieties Of GRAPES
from l. L. Morris and John Kaufman
members OF the Fruit Growers associa-
ton.
Miss Swentzell, who fives at 1858
North Emporia avenue. has been very
sick for the past three weeks with ty-
phoid-malarial fever, but is now I'M
proving.
Hear the Orcheus Glee club at the Re-
publican rally in the auditorium to-
morrow night. Their first appearance
in campaign work. They will enter
tain you.
Miss Hazel Hill, one Of the bright
girls of Mulvane, rs in the city visiting
the family OF Prof. O. W. Jones, and
while in town improved the opportuni-
ty Of seeing the Eagle typesetting ma
chimes.
Miss Eva Hawley. the efficient steno-
grapher of the appellate court Will com
be-
ton tomorrow; one week OF which she
will spend at the springs and the other
IN the country with friends.
A. J. Musselman will leave this morn
ing for Lawrence where he will join
the racing men of the west and follow
the Kansas state racing circuit. Mr..
Musselman is the only Wichita boy
who viii follow the circuit and We wish
him success.
Miss Laura Pierce entertained Tues
day afternoon at tea in honor OF Miss
Cromwell of Kansas City. The guests
were Misses Margaret Brwon, Mabel
Larimer, Helen Carpenter, Genevra
Jocelyn. Elva Walker, Lilly and Mary
Barwise and Daisy Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McEntire and son
left yesterday for a. months pleasure
d.
Mr.. McEntire has worked hard during
the year as receiver of the Wichita and
Western railway and he deserved an
outing for regeneration and rest as well
as recreation.
The many friends Of Miss Maud Bow
man, who has been under medical treat
ment in Chicago for some time will be
pleased to learn that She is rapidly i'm
hands. She is now visiting in Column
bus and other places IN Ohio. and ex-
poets 10 return TO Wichita in Septem-
Der
Haycraft. the photogra pher. was out
yesterday and caught a number OF in
teresting views. They were chiefly
political crowds discussing the issues.
1t is said that he had orders from east
persons will be surprised 10 see their
phiz in the eastern journals, especially
Frank Leslies and Harper's Weekly.
Misses Nellie NJ Hupp and Sadie
Caldwell have returned from a very
pleasant eight weeks sojourn in Colo
RADIO. While there they walked 20 the
top OF the famous eak and enjoyed the
grandeur OF sunrise from the lofty sum-
nit. They also made the trip around
the Loop through the Royal Gorge and
visited many other places Of interest
the Rockies.
The Associated Press dispatches yes
terday announced the assignment of II |
NJ. Hosick & Co, OF Chicago. This as
Segment VIII in no way affect the busi- |
mss or management of H. NJ. Hosick |
& Co.. here in Wichita, ait Atchison. Kan |
or FL RENO, .. T, and the business con-
Quoted at these points and through |
and Oklahoma Will continue, |
and be as for the past three years. IN
der the personal control and manage |
ment of Mr.. c. W. Southwark.
That was a sumner. regular poser. |
from a street corner orator yesterday
afternoon, surrounded by a crowd OF |
listeners. when he re- I
fererd TO 1.-The crime OF '73,'' while Sher- !
man was secretary Of the treasury un- |
der General Grant. that he and Grant |
put up the job. The crowd took 1t down \
at one gusp. The crime Of rs Is gross, |
dense ignorance among the street yawp- |
ers, who had much better be at home |
wringing and hanging out the clothes |
helping their worn out wives who are /
taking IN washing 10 feed the hungry. |
half clad children
Mr.. Samuel Weiser died az O'Clock /
yesterday afternoon at the residence of |
his daughter, Mrs. Mary Long. Se4 /
South Water street. He was born in /
Bedford county, Pennsylvania, in ISIS. |
and was one II the early pioneers OF /
Indiana, moving there early in life He l
lost his Wife IL 1850 at Fort Wayne, \
Ind. and in 1SSS made Wichita his /
home The cause OF his death was the /
general falling Of old age. He leaves
four children and q number OF grand
children. among whom are Sidney Long /