The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-03
Mrs. NJ. e. Allen of Arkansas City is


John Hoenscheidt left over the Santa
Fe last night for Kansas City.
Colonel McReynolds Of Cuban Junta
fame. is in the city from Guthrie. o. T.
A. H. Bosworth of Guthrie is visiting
| in the city with mis- parents on College
Hill.
Cyrus Wilhelm Of Mount Hope. was
reg, stored al the Manhattan hotel yes
terday.,
Miss Bertha Alters Of Geuia Springs
is visiting her brother, W. II. Alters, OF
this city.
The Missouri Pacific is building brick
walk from the depot to the alley on Sec
ond street.
Scott E. Whine of Hutchinson was in
Inc city last evening attending to some
business affairs.
Miss Agnes Lynch Is quite sick at her
home, 434 North Fourth avenue, with
nervous prostratior.
Mr.. Thomas Lynch is expected 10 land
at Queenstown today, after being on the
4.tlantic for week.
j. a. Mine, manager Of the Craig Dry
Goods n1use of Hutchinson. was at the
Carey hotel last night.
w. s. Pratt of Andale, one of the
old-time farmers Of Sherman township,
was IN the city yesterday.
Judge c. S. Bowman of Newton, spent
a few hours in the city yesterday look
ing up some evidence in legal suit.
Harry L. Moore, one Of Wellington's
prominent attorneys, was in the city
yesterday attending to some legal bust
ness.
President Place Of the Southwestern
NJ L. College at Winfield, is in the city
docking after business pertaining 10 the
school.
John ". Ewing and family, who have
been visiting Mr.. Plat for three weeks,
have returned TO their home at Prince
ion, Indiana.
Receiver ]. H. McEntire Of the Wich-
tia ard Western Railway company, re-
turned yesterday from a business trip
to Topeka and St. Louis.
Or. P. S. Thomas was called 20 Hays
vile yesterday. He received a telegram
stating that Mrs. F. H. Brown was
worse ana ne was needed at once.
A. ]. McWill'anls of Arkansas City,
who has been visiting in New Mexico,
for his health, for the last two weeks,
is in the city, receiving medical treat
ment.
The Lewis Academy alumni, associa-
ton will hold their annual reception to-
morrow night al the home OF Mrs. Grace
Johnston Nevins, at 1925 East Douglas
avenue.
Mr.. j. Gephard. a. Hess, John Foler
and john Gephard and wife of Mendoza,
H., and Mr.. c. Myers Of Window, Kan,
are in the city. They are looking over
the country with the intention of pur-
chasing farms.
The AIDES Of the First NJ E. church
will have charge OF the social a. Steffens
BonTen Bakery and Handy Kitchen on
Friday and Saturday evenings. This will
be an oid-time church social and an en-
jtyable affair is promised.
j. C. Peniwell. of the Peniwell monu-
mental works Of Wellington, has To-
Gated a house in this city, a 233 North
Main street. and is unloading three car
loads ot granite. He will still maintain
his house at Wellington, and also large
establishment here. This progressive
firm will succeed in Wichita.
Governor Lewelling, accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Jessie, def yesterday
for Lawrence. Kansas They go TO at
tend the senior entertainment to be Civ
en- by the graduating class OF the Uni
versity, Miss Pauline Lewelling being
one OF the class. Miss Jessie will leave
tor Mitchell, Iowa, where she will spend
the summer.
Mrs. Sarah Nolan died at Norman, o.
T., Tuesday night. Her remains arrived
in this city last night a. $50 over the
Santa Fe and were taken to the home of
Owen J. Martin. 500 Campbell, avenue.
West Side. The funeral services will De
held al the Pro-cathedral at 8 o'clock
Friday morning. Funeral was postponed
for the arrival Of relatives from ST.
Louis.
Mrs. F. B. Holmes, OF Fort Worth.
Texas, who has been taking treatment
at the BelIeview Medical Institute, IN
New York City, for the past two months,
arrived in the city yesterday 10 take
course of treatment under the Staff
Of German American Physicians and
Surgeons. Relatives of hers who live
here and have been treated by them. in
f1uenced her 10 come and take Their