The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-18

| Mr.. ]. F. Minich has returned from
Kansas City, where he has been for a
few days.
+ Rev. NJ. L. Mum left last night for
Sedgwick, where ne will occupy the pull
| pit today.
The Santa Fe pay car arrived lass
evening and the boys all along the line
are happy
AT Krause of Moundridge was in the
| city yesterday attending to some bust
| ness affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs w n. Breen left yester-
day for Englewood where they will spend
a few days fishing.
Mrs. L. B. Farrell and daughter Miss
Leady went yesterday to the Ferrel.
ranch in Elk county.
Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick and Miss Clara
Burns will leave Monday morning for
weeks outing at Geuda Springs.
F. E Fitzpatrick and r. L. Taylor
leave this evening for Newton where
they will remain about month.
Miss Katherine Martin of 81 Louis is
expected in the city soon, to be the guest
Of the Misses Dunning Of North Empo:ia
Captain A. j. Weaver Of Payne town.
ship was in the city yesterday circulat-
ing among his G. A. r and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ashley Garst and Mr.. and
Mrs S. B. Amidon leave this evening
for few days outing at Guerda Springs.
Mr.. Fred Bentley writes from England
that his party is having delightful time
travelling through the island on tally-fo
coach.
Judge A. A. Glenn and wife left last
evening over the Santa Fe for Salt Lake
City. They expect to be gone about two
weeks.
John Farmer and C. B. Wilson. with
their families. started yesterday for a
weeks outing at Dunn's mill, on the
Walnut.
Mr.. David Ross, who has been very i'll
fer several months. has SO far improved
thai he was out for drive yesterday
afternoon.
Rev. D. S. Pickett Of Rose Hill will
preach in Friends church on Cleveland
avenue today, the pastor, Rev. Hampton,
being sick.
Miss Helen Fisher has returned from
Denver, having finished the teachers
course in piano at the Denver conserva-
tory of music.
Mrs. Willis Kinca;d Of Bradford. Pa,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kincaid Of this city. She will be
ir the city some time.
James and Rodney Kerfoot are the
proud possessors of new high grade
wheel purchased yesterday OF Merit Burt,
the popular bicycle dealer.
Miss Murdock Of FL Dorado spent a few
hours in the city yesterday enroute to
Colorado Springs. where she will visit
with friends until September.
Mrs. C. c. Merry and daughter Helen
returned last evening from Geuda
Springs, where Helen has been sojourn-
ing since June 1. She has entirely recov-
cred.
Mrs Schrum and daughter eft for
their home in Chicago yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Schrum has been visiting her
brother Mr.. Gus Saur. for the past
month.
Miss Bertha Mack is filling the place OF
president of the Epworth League of the
First VI. f. church in Mr.. Boyle's sab-
sence, who is attending the convention
at Toronto.
Mrs. George F. Whitlock and daughter,
Miss Jessie, returned yesterday from an
extended visit among relatives and
ovI ln
naparte, Iowa.
Mrs Julia Junkernan and daughter.
Miss Katherine. arrived in the city yes
terday from Cleveland, Ohio. They will
in the city some time visiting
friends and relatives
Kent Merry came up from Geuda
Springs yesterday as a body guard to
Carl Schnitzler and family. All of them
return reporting Geuda Springs as just
the place 20 go outing.
Miss Mary Overstreet. sister of Mrs. B.
L. Keenan,, has accepted position as
lish. in the Agriculture and Mechanical
college al Saltwater, o. T.
The most beautiful spot in Colorado is
ten miles up the mountain from Gunni-
son, where Charley Davidson and family
and Coler Sim and family will start 10
tomorrow to spend the summer.
The Rev John F. Won Herrlich will
visit Colorado and California this summer
Leaving Wichita August l, Mr.. Won Herr
lioh will spend a week or two in Cobra
do and then pay flying business trip to
California.
Mr.. ]. S. Wallace Of Illinois bought to-
day the fine residence on Park Place
avenue of John L. Powell through Free
man & Lawrence. Consideration, Sc, 90.
Mr.. Wallace vii. move into the property
next month
The Y NJ. c. A. Bible school encamp-
ment at Bodark on the Walnut is grow
ing in interest and proportions. A large
number of the boys Of this city Went yes
terday, and quite a number Of others
viii go today.
The pay car passed through Wichita
for the south las; evening with Supt. f.
p. Dcian. Paymaster Jas. Moore and
Trainmaster j. P. Shafer on board. The
checks will not likely be issued until
Monday morning.
There is a great deal Of sickess on
North Washington avenue, caused from
the dumping OF refuse in the middle OF
the street The case was placed in SAM
tary Officer Healey's hands yesterday.
He referred the matter 10 the board OF
health
M. j. w Hetrick and Miss Edna Now
who were recently married, are having a
splendid time on their wedding tour.