The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-05
ghe am1a paiIy eagle "wednesday grorning 7ay s. 1897

I ouSly III Tor the last three weeks a. n
home OF her son, 124s North Wichi.
street.
| j. h Rouse OF Lyons was visitor i
| tbs city yesterday and stopped az ii
a-hat,an.
Mrs. D. w Daniels went east yeste,
day for three months visit al her oil
home in New Hampshire.
Frank lie Van. after an Illness &
| three months duration, was down !
town circulating around yesterday.
NJ. and Mrs. G. 4. Joison have lei
! for New York City, where they wi
lake up Their residence 10 remain Per
! uanrntly.
Senator Bentley yesterday got III
first shipment OF 500 10, OF new lav
| books he purchased IN Kansas City
few days ago.
Rev. Bruce Griffith Is in Abilene con
duct.ng special services Of the Refo-me'
church and incidentally visiting mis- oh
friend, d.. Bu,ger.
The Wichita Wheelu1en will meet TO
night al 100 o'clock al Newt Stage
on North Main street. All members r.
guessed to be present.
Mrs. F. A Steckel OF Eli;nwood, VIII
has been visiting the family OF W. Z
Huctmann for the past week or two
lef- yesterday for Oklahoma.
The lawyers OF the city are preparing
20 perfect some sort Of a social organize
ton of the bar. II will be a lawyers
club purely for mutual purposes.
The funeral services Of Mrs. ". A
Lowe. who died at midnight Monday
Will take place today al . o'clock from
the residence, 314 North Water street.
The store OF Chapman & Walker wa:
closed yesterday by the foreclosure of q
cnattel mortgage held by Johnson &
Lariner. The liabilities are about $1,000
No honest dealer will try to sell what
he knows the customer did not orde!
and does not want. Substitution thrives
for a time. but in the long run il goe;
% the wall.
The funeral OF Bruce Woodburn, the
2-year-old child OF Nell and Bell Wood
burn, will take place this morning al
$50 from the residence, 517 South Camp
bell avenue.
The funeral OF Russell B. Jones, in
FAINT son OF A c. Jones will be held this
morning at $50 o'clock at the home OF
his father. ". P. Jones, $50 North
Waco avenue.
The Vivian DeMonte entertainments
get better every night. Last night there
were more than a thousand people out
10 enjoy the program. The banjo play
ing and dancing by the Miilar sisters
and the FRANKS of the Mcdonald broth
ers were cheered TO the echo. The
ladies sawed wood and everybody was
delighted. Everywhere the expression is
that the doctors are playing fair.
Mss c. A. George will organize a
drawing class to compete for scholar
ship 70 be given for the best drawing
done during the first month by one
never having had any previous instruc-
lion. The scholarship will include in
struction in drawing and painting for
the summer months. Those wishing 70
compete are requested TO register at the
studio on Monday. May 10. Fletcher
block.
Mrs. c. NJ Lapaz of this city, past
division president OF the L. \. 5. Of
Sons of Veterans, was highly honored
during the recent encampment a. Cha
mute by being presented with an elegant
silver bowl. lined within in gold. The
presentation was made as a token Of
esteem and in behalf OF the division for
her exceptionally successful term as
chief officer Of the division. and il need
not be said TIT the honor thus conferred
was as we'll appreciated as il was de-
served.
Saturday Claud o. Funk distinguished
himself f0r his bravery in stopping the
progress OF runaway horse az great
peril 10 himself. Yesterday the gentle
man who drove the horse sent for him
and presented him with the finest gold
watch and chain that could be procured
In the city. Mr.. Funk was completely
taken off his feet over such a generous
2 acknowledgement OF his services. He
NJ turally thinks. and a grea; many OH
ers agrce with him. that the donor Is
one Of the finest gentlemen in the state.