The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-18

4 n. r. MUTScCk te1t yeSlcfddy Tor chi
| cage On business.
Hon. lack Mulhau OF Oklahoma wa.
in the city yesterday.
| Harry wingari OF the Topeka Capita
| is visiting in the city.
Edwin Gross. from Chicago. Is in tn,
city visiting his parents
Mrs. Victor Murdoch has returned
| from q visit to Indianapolis.
r. L. Millison left yesterday on shor
business trip TO Arkansas City.
w. H. Cox Of Larned is q visitor In III
city and II registered At the Lindell.
One of the sights on the stree, las
! night was a triplet-a bicycle which
carries three.
Mr.. H. D. Winslow. a prosperous bus
mess man OF Hutchinson, was IN the
city yesterday
Victor Murdoch ard Howard MofYat
Sc. CIT for Port Arthur and the Gull
coast last evening.
Mr. William Chalfant Of West Chester
Pa. is here booking after interests under
his care as receiver.
The grounds where the Midland depo,
Is to oe located IS now ready for the
construction 10 begin.
All kinds Of buttons are being worn
but the latest one is button with a
thermometer attached.
John Doran, who is at Geuda Spring.
has improved so much that he has SEN
ny for his driving team.
E. S. Barnett and Miss Hattie Rogers
Of Colwicn were licensed 20 wed yester-
day by Judge Haymaker.
The visitors TO Wichita this week bear
out the claim that Kansans are the best
dressed people in the west.
Mr. Clark Conkling OF Lyons was in
the city yesterday with his lapel gallant
ly decorated with gonfalons.
An honest storekeeper will not try to
convince buyers that he knows wha;
they need better than they do.
John v. Moffett passed through the
city yesterday on his way TO Kansa.
City. He had been to FL Reno.
Mr.. R. P. Murdoch, business manager
ot tine Eagle, left for Chicago yesterday
TO attend thu meeting Of the Associated
Press,
Father Maher Of Newton preached a
sermon at the Cathedral Sunday that is
spoken Of as a grand oratorical and logi-
cal effort.
NJ. L. Hallowell Of Hutchinson is in the
city and is a strong candidate for the Of
flee of keeper of records and seals of the
grand lodge.
D. A. Garst has retired from the Wich-
tia Steam Laundry and is now with the
Kansas Steam Laundry en- South Law
renee avenue.
All lovers OF sacred music should not
fail to call at the Eagle counting room
and examine the collection advertised in
today's paper.
Miss Gertie Owens, formerly Of Wich-
tia, but now Of Denver. Coo, is visiting
friends in the city this week. She leaves
for Denver Friday.
Mr.. Z. J. Bookwalter, editor Of the
Haistead Independent, was in the city
yesterday transacting some business
matters for his journal
w. W. Culver, state grain inspector, Is
in the city from Kansas City. and is the
guest OF W. P. Green OF North Lawrence
avenue during his stay here.
The number of tickets to the X. Of P.
reception is limited. and those desiring
them must cal az once and get them
from the reception committee.
Clark Conkling. editor of the Lyons
is in the city and made the
Eagle call yesterday. Mr.. Conklin is
attending the K. Of P. conclave.
Mrs A. s. Pierce OF North Market
street, accompanied by her daughter,
Lillian. left Sunday for Junction City,
where they will spend the summer.
Senator Bentley. attorney for Art In
gram, has asked for a new trial on the
ground Of newly discovered evidence.
The motion will be argued in few days.
Wallace Parkinson, who has been in
the employ OF the Mcknight Hardware
company, will leave this week with his
family Tor Peabody. their future home
Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Wentworth. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
G. Miliison. lef, for their home in Okla
homa yesterday after a several days
visit.
Mrs Norris has stories in the May
CT "Fiour O'clock. Boston
IDEAS" 1.-The Home Magazine" and the
A pril number Of the Red Letter" Bos-
ton, Mass
Mr.. Howard Moffatt and Mr.. Victor
left asst night for Karsas City.
where they will join a special train and
go 10 Port Arthur. Texas. on a ten days
pleasure trip.
Rev. John T Won Herrlich has been at
Geuda Springs, where he spent the
greater part OF las; week He speaks in
the highest terms OF the waters. and the
people generally.
Mrs c.. y. Singer gives a reception
this afternoon a. her home. 5i9 Glenn
avenue. in honor OF Mrs. Clara Emer-
BON Clark. Seventy-five cards OF invita-
don have been issued
There was runaway yesterday
morning on East Second street. I, was
l milk wagon and milk and cream was !
scattered along the route FOR blocks No |
iarage 20 the vehicle was done.
The fire department vas called on. |
Sunday nigh: al 10 o'clock 70 the resi- |
;encs % Mr. Delame,er at s07 South |
Topeka avenus. a chicken incubator |
,aught fire and was partially destroyed. |
M John " Chanzter OF Osxszo. |
Kan, deputy county clerk o. Lahet:e /
'ounty. vas one 0: the many callers on
he Eagle Office yesterday. He is here /
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