The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-05
CITY IN BRIEF.

Miss Annie Mcmillan of Beloit. Kan,
| is visiting Mrs. Lewis Ward.
| John Watt of Newton was in the city
| last night to hear Prof. Blake's lecture.
/ Dr. Emerson of Winfield spent yester-
| day in the city, the guest of DR.. Old
ham.
Rev. c. S. Nusbaum will conduct the
| services at the Y. ~. c. A this after
| noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ewing from San
Antonio. Tex, are visiting Mrs. 5. w.
Norris.
| Mrs. L. D. Westgate has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends in
| Missouri.
Jim Nicholson came down from New
| ton last night to learn the mysteries OF
| the X rays as given by Prof Blake
A party of wheelmen will go to Win
field today on their bicycles. They may
return on the cars, but this is secret.
Mr.. Phil H. Knowlton, editor of the
| Newton Kansan, came in last evening
to hear Prof. Blake lecture on the Y
rays.
| The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
| Presbyterian church wish to thank Mr..
]. ]. Mcnamara & Co.. for the Easter
| lilies sent them
The 100 lilies that were used TO decor
| ate Mr.. J. ]. AIcNamara's store for mis-
Easter opening were distributed among
| the different churches in the city for
their Easter display.
Frank Miexsell and Charles Hunter,
two of Wellington's most promising
young men, came in last night on their
wheels, having made the entire distance
in two and half hours.
The funeral of Harry fuller will be
held today from the First II. E. church
| on Lawrence avenue at 4 o'clock. The
| services will be conducted by Rev. Don
| S. Colt and Rev. Beach. Friends in
vited.
| Rev. NJ z. Flanagan of Augusta
spent one day last week in the city very
| pleasantly, visiting his friends. He
says the Wichita people treated him
| most royalty during the conference, and
| he has nothing but praises for their hos
pftality.
Maybe you think Wichita isn't reach
| ing out for trade. Yesterday Barnes &
| Newcomb sold a Steinway grand piano
to a cash purchaser from one of the
good towns in Missouri. People, all
over, the learning that they can get the
| best of everything wanted. in Wichita.
Charley Wilson, the engineer at the
| City building, was taken suddenly i'll
| Friday. morning with something like
spinal meningitis, and for time was
| in a very critical condition. He is I'M
able to be taken home and is in the city
building where he will be glad TO meet
his friends.
Mrs. Lehman of North Lawrence
avenue entertained number of young
ladies Thursday afternoon. Those pres
ent were: Misses Nellie Hupp, Fannie
Lewis, Mabel Aver, Emma Potts, Grace
McAdams, Blanche Chandler, Abbie
Potts, Miss Thompson, Beryl Lehman,
Aquilla Hettinger, ELLEN Carpenter.
The seventeenth annual reunion Of
the Scottish Rite will be held in the
Valley of Wichita on April 6. Z, and
at their cathedral in this city. A large
class will take the degrees of the Rite
this spring. All preparations have
been made to confer the degrees with
the usual elegance and splendor for
which Wichita consistory is noted
cordial invitation is extended TO all
members to attend.
Miss Jessie Lewelling entertained the
Conversations most delightfully."- on
w eOneSOdy. Inc pdTlOIS VI luS idZLd
were prettily decorated with cut flowers
for the occasion, and q dainty lunch
was served by walters from the dining
room. The guests were: Mrs. 7. @.
Smy1he, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Lewen'ng.
Mrs Arthur Parks md drs. Brown.
The CLUB meets L-Xt Wednesday with
Mrs. Reuben Roys. Subject, kansas
Authors
I We were shown yesterday some Of the
soap made from corn oil, as spoken OF
in Friday mornings Eagle. II makes
defigh tful, creamy lather in either hard
or soft water and leaves the hands very
soft and smooth We should think IL
was far superior TO the common cocanut
oil soap and being made from an AmeTt-
can product ought 10 have a wide sale
We understand the Yucca company OF
this city are turning il out in large
quantities 10 retail at 5 cents a cake
The funeral OF the late HAIRY Fuller.
which will take place from the First NJ
E. church ar 4 o'clock this Sunday az
ternoon. and the interTDsnt in Maple
Grove cemetery Immediately after, VIII
end all that is mortal OF one OF natures
young noblsmen- Harry Fuller was
model young man; upright and manly
IN all his dealings. kindly and consider
ate in his intercourse with his fellow
rlen. and a tender and attentive hus-
band and father. May an eternity o.
bliss be his portion.