The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-31
ghe au Eagle auednaay g1onue, gare 81. 1897

ally at her home on New York avenue
next Friday night
| Editor Reed of the Mulvane Record is
said to be suffering from a severe at
| tack of rheumatism.
Mrs. B. H Butterheld left yesterday
for her home in Iowa after visit with
her sons in this city.
| Miss Alice Singleton Of Fort Scott, a
| former residen. of Wichita. is visiting
her friends in the city.
The Kansas and Texas Coal CON-
| pany's uptown office is being reprinted
| and renovated for the summer.
There was only one woman in town yes
| terday that went into the cyclone cellar
and refused TO come out for supper.
| The Il. of Ps here are arranging to
present an operetta Of one hundred peo-
| pie at the meeting OF the grand lodge in
May.
Rev. J. H. Van Lue says the state
| ment that John Waller is 10 speak IN
der the auspices Of his church was a
mistake.
Mrs. NJ. E. Lease didn't like her Ter
ture trip in Oklahoma She will put in
the first two weeks Of April in Ne
| braska.
n. Blake, father Of Attorney Earl
Blake, moved yesterday from Biting
avenue TO the corner OF Thirteenth and
Jackson.
Hon. ]. Q. Thompson, who ran
against Railroad Brown in Pratt coun-
| " for the legislature last fall, was in
| Wichita yesterday.
DR.. G. ". Hoss. who is employed by
the Winfield college for special work IN
elocution, went there yesterday TO lay
out work for the summer.
Miss Flower, who has attained local
fame as a vocalist, contemplates going
to Chicago in May 10 continue her study
and training in vocal music.
Owing to the inclemency Of the wealth
er the Pitts concert at the Methodist
church was not attempted last night, but
was postponed until next Monday night.
w. J. White, who used TO be connect
ed with the Arey Furniture company in
this city. has moved up from Arkansas
CITY and gone into business on North
Main.
A. n. Watson. who teaches the Bane-
Vile school in this county, came into
town Monday night and rode the initio
goat in Warwick Lodge No. A, Knights
of Pythias.
The Zobo band which is not made up
%
banquet Monday night. The writer is
not up on musical instruments well
enought to dissert on the Zobo.
The Davidson e Case Lumber COM
pany are moving their yards from
Mosley avenue, where the new Frisco
buildings will be put, to the corner OF
Lawrence and William, near the post
Office.
Iron Jaw Brown Of Kingman, who
succeeds Mort Albaugh as chairman Of
the state board of charities, went
through Wichita yesterday on his way
to Topeka TO assume the duties OF his
new position.
Mrs. Rosa Rawson has been appoint
ed guardian Of her two minor daughters.
Their father left them about $4,000
worth Of property. In addition to the
above sum the insurance on Mr.. Raw
sons life was $4,000.
Representa- tive E NJ. Jackson of Cold
water was at the Carey yesterday be-
tween trains on his way to Kansas
City. He says the Republicans of
Comanche county are vel, satisfied with
the late legislature and figure that the
extra session in May will do the finish
ing act.
1t is very probable that Frank Meyers.
chief clerk at division headquarters Of
the Santa Fe. will not go to Mexico with
Mr.. Hartman as seems to be understood
generally. Both Mr.. Hartman and Mr.
Dolan are each very anxious to have
Frank and il is not improbable that
Mr.. Dolan will be the lucky man.
J. T. Crib and A. F. Hunt, two we'll
known wheeimen of Wichita, came up
from there yesterday or their wheels.
arriving at noon and starting back at
o'clock, says the Newton Republican.
They stopped at the Clark and after
their names on the register are the
cabalistlc letters w. W. W. ". The TN
initiated might guess for a long time
over the meaning Of this peculiar COM
hinat,cn OF letters. The etters stand
for the name OF wheelmen's fraternity
started several years ago by cyclists at
Lawrence and being interpreted they
read weakly Wandering Weary Wob-
blers." The organization was fitted With
this awful cognOmen in its early infancy
and The fact that il has been a popular
organization, notwithstanding, IS a
striking commentary on the possibility
OF living over early disadvantages.