The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-07-31
CITY IN BRIEE.

F. r. Bennett OF wesphalia. Kan.
Is in town.
W. T. Noble of Topeka was in town
yesterday.
Arthur B. Horner Of Galveston is in
town on business.
r y lines of ST Joseph. Mo-, is doing
business in the city.
L. Yount of Higgins. Tex, was at
the Carey yesterday.
Judge Fuller of Eureka was in the
city yesterday on a visit.
Mrs E. II. Ketching of Newton was a
Wichita visitor yesterday.
F. 5. Rood If Omaha was am ing the
guests at the Carey last night.
Fletcher Price Of Wellington spent a
few hours in the city yesterday.
Frank Arnold of FL Reno. Oklahoma,
is spending few days at the Carey.
DR.. l. J. Cunkle OF Madison, Kan,
was registered at the Carey last night.
Mrs. James Stephen who has been on
the sick list is now able TO be out again.
P. II. Albright, prominent business
man of winfield, was visitor in the
city yesterday.
Colonel Sellers president of the mill
tary academy of Lexington. Mo-, is visit
ing in the city and attended the Bryan
ratification last night.
Mr.. n. z. Greene, wife and baby, of
Chicago, were visiting friends in the
city yesterday on their return from
Montana and Colorado.
John D. Mnliken OF Mcpherson coun-
ty was in the city last evening. talking
some politics and mutually rejoicing
with his Wichita friends over the corn
crop.
Mrs. Clara n. Hazefrigg of Butler
county, the author of the new Kansas
History. is spoken OF as a candidate for
the office Of state superintendent before
the Popuiist convention.
Sargent J. II. Necker Of company d.
Tenth infantry. arrived here last night
from Fort sill, O. T., enroute to Fort
Riley. He travelled on mis- bicycle ard
IS enjoying a furlongh. He left Fort
Sill Monday morning at o'clock and
would have arrived here a day earlier
had ii not been for the fact that his
pedal was broken. He says that road
between Caldwell and Wichita is very
rough.
Mr.. Mont Teter and Miss Anna Brill
both of this city. were married at the
home OF the Oak street Presbyterian
minister. Those present were reIa-
tfves and friends of tie bride and groom
After the ceremony, with relatives and
friends, the bride and groom went 10
the nome of the groom's parents.
where an elegant S O'Clock dinner was
served and where beautiful presents
were received. Mr.. and Mrs. Teter
are visiting relatives but will be az
home, 1150 Fourth avenue. to receive
their friends after August g.
Evangelist Sims who IS well known in
this city, is at home for a week or two
and has. been employed BIZ the Central
Christian church 10 raise funds to lid-
uidate a mortgage indebt sdn.ss on IN.
church. Mr.. Sims was for four years
pastor OF the congregation and has
hosts of friends in this city who VIII
welcome his coming. He ia now en-
gagged by the state missionary board TO
hold meetings, dedicate churches and
attend TO financial matters. Mr.. Sims
will preach at the Central. Lords dav
morning and evening, and requests ell
members and friends 20 be present es-
pecialiy at the morning session. Sub
Jects Will be announced dater.
The commodious home OF Mr.. 7 II
Ritter OF Kechi township was the scene
or a most pleasant family reunion on
the 18th inst. The company consisted
OF the families OF James T.Gray. Of. Fur
hey. Fred Fordyce or Sunny Dale. Cf,as
Fordyce OF Lincoln. Neb. Bayies Cloud
and Charles Bell OF Wichita. Holmes
tolkes OF Sunny Dale. IL is doubtful
II hungry town folk evxer enjoyed more
pleasure than was afforded by taa ls-zA
orchards laden with odorOus Maiden
Bushes and large rosy cAeeksI peaches
The tables were loaded with such Iuxu-
RES as only country people can furnish
A review Of the pleasant memories OF
the past, music. few humorous reci-
tations. and games. among which were
intersPersed fruit, ice cream. ana cake
made the day draw - the close al 100
soon. The families which had not me;
together for ten years parted with
many a longing that such glad occas-
ions might more often break the mon |
orony OF life.