The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-26
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Noe O. D. scheme; 10 patent medicines
! lust the book under plain letter seal.
| j. Dey. we'll known lawyer Of Wei
lington was in the federal court her
yesterday.
Judge w. c. Little made a short trip t
| Mulvane yesterday morning, returnfn;
IN the evening.
W. c. Teterick, well known youn:
lawyer OF Kingman, is here attendin;
the federal court.
Mrs. D. p. Kirby Of Arkansas City il
visiting her daughter Mrs. Harrison O.
! North Main street.
The Famous will be closed Mon
| day and Tuesday in observance OF th'
Hebrew New Year.
Miss Ola Grosh, formerly OF this city
AMI now living in Chicago. is in the city
visiting with friends.
| James McKinstry Of Hutchinson. q
well known member Of the Reno county
| bar, was here yesterday
! Mr. H. L. Wood, city attorney Of Wei
| Iington, was in the city yesterday and
was stopping az the Carey.
| Miss Lillian Balance ofPeoria, H., ii
visiting with Mrs. Murray Myers and
her many friends in this city.
Alva Ponce, q We'll known young far
mer from Cheney, was here yesterday
on business at the court house.
Mr. George Mcpherson OF Burlington
| is in the city visiting for few days with
| his brother Mr.. Frank Mcpherson.
Mr. Silas Brown rode out to Cheney
yesterday on his wheel where he had
some business matters to attend tc.
Mrs. H. VI. Grafton left yesterday fol
Manitou and other Colorado points
where she will visit for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Elliott Of Clear
water visited at the home OF ]. R. II
| King last week and took in the parade
Mrs. F. VI. Jaques returned Saturday
evening from Freport, Kan, where she
has been visiting relatives and friends
Miss Margaret Foster OF Fit Wayne
IND, and Miss Jessie Lampz Of Fl Do
rado, Kan, are visiting Miss Esther
Ward.
Miss Laura Davis, accompanied by her
mother, will leave this morning over the
Santa Fe for Topeka, where they will
attend the carnival.
Theo. Bird, late Of the Western Lith-
agraph company, has accepted a posi-
ton as engraver with the st. Louis
Lithograph company.
7 u T,,ab loe
from sic South Water street to the resi-
dence Of her sister. Mrs. Henry o. Simp-
son, fat No. u, Butler block.
Last Sunday evening at $50 o'clock at
! the residence, Ill East Sixteenth street,
the only daughter OF G. A. and Lille o.
Palmer died, being nine days old.
Judge Jones, who has lately returned
from an extended trip in Oklahoma, says
ne wouldn't leave Wichita for any place,
or Oklahoma, either, with all its wheat
crop.
DR.. H. S. McIlhenny, Of Norwich,
Kan, with his little son ana daughter,
visited the family of Captain John H
Ash last week, and incidentally took in
the big show.
Shoemaker & NIller's new cash register
notes the amount of the purchase the
clerk making the sale, the time of clos
ing and opening, the amount of the days
sale, all articles charged up, and in fact
IL almost runs the store
George E. Miller has bought the Pal
ace Livery Stable on Lawrence and will
erect a new and commodious structure
on the opposite side of the street ANY
one wishing good attention given to
board horses will find ii there.
Mr.. A. ]. Johnson, wife and son re-
turned yesterday from nine weeks
trip 10 Hot Springs. Ark. where he has
been for his health. Mr. Johnson re-
turns much improved and has assumed
charge Of the Eagle composing room
j. ]. P. Balch died at his home five
miles south on Hydraulic avenue at an
early hour yesterday morning, at the
age OF 81 years. Funeral services will
be held at his home this afternoon at
2:50 O'Clock. Interment in Cartwright
cemetery.
The tickets for the autumn festival
which is TO De given next month by the
Epworth League in the First NJ. Z.
church, are being purchased with rapid
ity by those who are anxious 70 hear
the eminent personages who VIII be here
10 lecture during the week.
Mrs. Herbert y. Roache died last
night at midnight ar the home OF Mr.
W. E. McNaghten. 720 North Topeka
avenue. The funeral has not been az
ranged. as Mr.. Roache is out Of the city.
He VIII arrive here this morning when
arrangements for the funeral will BE-
made.
Maria Eaton died at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. D. A Wilson. seven
miles southwest o. the city. Friday ev-
enins at the age Of 90 years. Funeral
services were held "a their country resi-
dence yesterday at $50. ,. m. Tuesday
morning the remains Will be taken 10
Imperial. Penn, her old home. where the
body Will De inferred.
Rev. David King. q brother Of Major
John y. King and J. r. II. King OF this
city, vas married las. Tuesday evening
TO the much esteemed and highly re-
spectei lady, Miss Minnie Hawley Of
Elk City, Kan. Mr. King has many
warm friends here VINO NIL Wish them
al the happiness possible in :heir newly
married life and extend hearty congrat-
ula;ioas.
NJ. Charles J. Cishard arrived IN the
city yesterday from Ciacinna:i, ONO.