The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

tIGi1iNG hJMiuES cUTIcUEA EEaEDrrs-
George Miller returned yesterday
from a short business trip to Viola.
| Mr.. E. L. Smith and wife of Ellin-
wood are visiting Colonel w. E. HUT
mann.
| NAPOLEON Demar left yesterday for
! Wellington where he has obtained sit
uation.
Edgar B. Marchant left last evening
! for St. John, Kan, TO spend a few days
with his family.
Mr. a. L. Fitch of Omaha is in the
city and will spend Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Daniels.
Mr. Hiram Imboden went to Winfield
last night 10 join his family, who are al
tendants al the assembly.
]. Elmer Reese and Hal Mccoy left
last night to spend Sunday in Winfield
dU tFe Chautauqua grounds.
George NJ Randall of Enterprise, who
has an interest in the Union Mills OF
this city, in here for a week
/ Mrs J. A. Hollinger and daughter,
Miss Bessie, of Fort Scott are visiting
friends and relatives in the city.
Miss Bush and her Oak street kinder
garten school went out TO Linwood park
for picnic yesterday forenoon.
s. w Balch Of Waco township was in
yesterday Dragging about the biggest
grape crop in the history Of the county.
Mr.. John York, formerly of this city.
was married last Wednesday a. Pond
Creek, o. T., TO Miss Hobson Of tnat
city.
Mrs. ]. ]. Overocker left this morn
ing for her home in C5ldwater after
three weeks visit with friends in Wich-
ita
The police force for the week closing
on Friday night made forty-three ar
rests and had received in cash for fines
S9625.
Mrs. Charles Gown of 42o South En-
poria avenue leaves today for Purcell,
l. T. where she will visit with her
| mother.
Earle Hartle, who was severely poison
ed With poison ivy. is out among his
friends after being confined 10 his home
for week
VIII Funk and LIE Roy Kramer will
leave this morning for Winfield and will
spend the day under the magnificent
shade trees of Island Park.
Marriage license were issued yesterday
to Herbert Simpson and Eva Acker,
Wichita; Frank Witherhold and Mary
K Pratt. Valley Center.
Miss Noyse leaves today on a sum-
mer's outing among the mountains of
Colorado. Miss Noyse will spend most
of the heated season at Manitou and
Colorado Springs.
Mr. F. Meriz, who for a number of
years has been associated with The Kan
sas Car Service association al this point
has been appointed chief clerk and act
ing auditor for the Kansas Midland rail-
road in their general office in this city.
Rev. NJ. L. Mum left last evening for
Sedgwick where he will preach in the
Christian church today. Monday he
viii go 10 Newton 10 attend the seventh
district convention Of the Christian
church. which will be in session until
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seeley will leave
here this evening for Colorado. Mrs.
Seeley lived in this city for number of
years but now resides in Philadelphia.
They expect 10 return about July l. and
will be the guests of Mrs ]. H. Black for
few days
Mrs Bush gave the little tots of her
Oak street kindergarten yesterday a
picnic in the woods. They were hauled
out in special rigged vehicle and the
party got back in the afternoon but lit
tie tired. all laughing and shouting. 1t
was pretty SIGHT.
John Mcfarland is confined TO mis-
home on North Market street with a
foundry a few days ago a small BIT Of
ircn few up and lodged in his eye. AL
though il is very painful il is not
thought 10 be of a serious nature.
Mrs. John R Reed and children of
Canton, Ohio. who have been visiting
Win Mrs Ed Golberg al her home. 1l31
North Market street, for the past three
weeks. viii leave today for their home
accompanied by Mr. Ei. Goldberg. Mrs.
Reed and Mrs. Goldberg are sisters.
The funeral services of DR.. Bennett
viii be held al his late residence, South
Lawrence avenue. al p. m. The re-
mains viii be shipped TO Richmond,
Icd.. his Old home. over the Missouri
Pac.fc railroad az 9:05 this evening.
Friends OF the family are invited. Rev.
Told will officiate and the ladies' quar-
teste will furnish the music.
Yesterday morning at $50 DR.. ]. z.
Bennett: died at h,s home, 604 South
Lawrence avenue. He had been af-
nictcd With a complication of diseases
since aJnuary, but heart trouble set in
which VAS the immediate cause Of his
death. D.. Bennett located IN this city
in 1895 and made many friends by his
kindness and eoutesy. The funeral VIII
be held at the residence mis- evening az
: O'Clock. The remains viii be takez to
Indiana Cor burieI