The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-24

And tell them the STORY of old,''
Remember the homes that are dreary!
Remember the homes that are coldi
JK McGregor is very low and seems
not to be improving.
Mr.. John Fisher is confined to his
home on account of sickness.
Dr.. ]. Fills Jennings Of st. Louis is in
the city to spend the holidays.
Mr. George W. Bristow went to New
ton yesterday on short business trip.
Nj. ]. T. Tr2mmeI of Caldwell was
a business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. VIII Noel went TO Hutchinson yes
terday afternoon on a short business
trip. -: - asii
Given Hagney has gone to Keokuk,
Iowa, to spend Christmas with his par
ents.
Mr.. A. H. Locke has taken a position
with the Bol1e Furniture company as
salesman.
Colonel Tom Jackson Of Newton was
in the city yesterday, calling on mis-
many friends.
Mrs. NJ. Bump Of Furley was In the
city yesterday attending TO some Christ
mas shopping.
Miss Lucretta Grosnover OF Kingman
day on her way home from Beehney
college in Topeka.
Mr.. J. A. Shriver Of Peabody was in
the city yesterday offending TO some
business matters.
Mrs. Arthur Vols of Wellington spent
a few hours in the city yesterday on
her way to Galena.
Nr. Robert Eaton has returned to
Wichita from Howard, Kan. Mr.. Eaton
will remain in the city.
Nj. George Coe will leave this even
ing for Clinton, No, 10 spend Christmas
with relatives and friends.
Nj. Sam Forsha, one Of the prominent
Republicans OF Reno county, was here
yesterday from Hutchinson.
Judge Myatt returned yesterday from
Ell Reno ana Enid, where he had been
to transact some legal business.
Miss Jessie Lewelling will arrive in
the city Monday from Mitchellville,
Iowa, to spend the holidays with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. i. Eaton returned
yesterday morning from Emporia,
where they attended the Kansas Hotel
Keepers association.
Mr.. Ed Little, who mas been confined
to his home on North Lawrence avenue
r-,1
cas- now entirely recovered.
The many friends of NJ. and Mrs.
Colt WIZ be grieved to learn that their
bai0y, Ruth, is sick beyond recovery,
and May is dangerously sick also.
Under Sheriff George Kensler return
ed last night from where he placed
Little Bill'' Tine. James Rooney and
Will Rogers in the reform school.
Messrs. Clair and Ed Copeland and
Walter Jones returned yesterday from
Chickasha, where they closed their en-
gagement with a theatre company.
Miss Helen Taylor came down from
EmpoTia last night, where she has been
attending the state normal, to spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents.
Murray Kirkwood, who has been in
st. Louis attending medical college
there is home to spend the holidays
with his parents, d.. and Mrs. Kirk
wool.
Mrs. Maud Davis Brown, wife Of
Hon. c. L. Brown, representative in
the state legislature from Cowley county.
died yesterday morning at Arkansas
City. after ten days illress, at the age
Of so years.
Harry Shields of the Wabash threw
on the brakes and slowed up long
enough 10 drop in, and left us a fine
steel engraved calendar. We are max
ing collection of '97 calendars. The
Wabash takes the lead so far.
Mr.. Edward O'Bryan was in the city
yesterday for a few hours. shaking
hands with his many friends here He
lett on tire evening train for Arkansas
City to spend Christmas with rela sivas.
Lister he viii ko to Fort Worth, Texas.
to cry law suit and viii then. with his
wife ana son, return to Wichita 10
Wichita to spend several days.