The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-25

will go up considerably within the near
Cl1YlN RRIEE.

yesterday.
Mr.. Harry Evans is in Kansas City
on short business trip.
Mr.~W. @. Church left last evening for
Topeka to spend Sunday.
Harry Cramer of Cherryvaie was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
DR.. E. E. Hamilton and wife returned
from California this morning.
Grace McGriff is entertaining her lit
tie friend, Helen Harris OF Marion.
Dennis T. Flynn. ex-delegate from Ok
lahon.a, was in Wichita yesterday.
Mr. Guy Mccormick is spending a
week camping on the Walnut river.
Mrs. H. B. Perry of Arkansas City
was shopping in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Vermilion are ex.
pected home from their California trip
tomorrow evening.
Professor U. P. Shull, formerly OF the
city high school, viii start in the lecture
field in September
Probate Judge J. n. Haymaker left
last evening for Kansas City to attend
to some legal business
Mrs. George Gehring returned home
yesterday from two months visit with
relatives in Ottawa, Ill.
Miss Emelia Bissantz has returned
from the east, where she has been visit
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Maud Struble left last evening
for Dallas rTnvaC r1ao II,
with friends and rela tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Sweeney Of Rock
Island, Ill, are visiting their son, Mr.
r. VI. Sweeney and family.
The infant son of L. L. Walker died
yesterday morning and the corpse was
taken to Great Bend for burial.
Mr.. G. Gehring arrived yester-
day afternoon from purchasing tour in
San Francisco and Portland, Ore.
Mrs. c. G. Cohn and the children and
Mrs. Cohn's two young brothers left last
night for an extended visit in st. Louis.
Miss Stella Herman of Salt Lake City,
enroute home from an extended eastern
visit, spent last Sunday with Mrs. IL
E. Ray.
Miss Anna Drake and Carrie Carpen-
ter will leave in two weeks for points in
Colorado, visiting Colorado Springs.
Manituo and Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H Herbig are re-
joicing over the arrival of a bran new
boy, who made his appearance at their
home, 944 South Topeka
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and H. Il. Heiserman VII leave tomor-
row morning on ten DAYS fishing ex-
curSion in the Usage nation.
Amos McLain returned yesterday from
a three days fishing trip on the Walnut.
Mr.. VIII Grove returned last night
ever the Frisco from Neodesha.
Owing tc the accident to Mr.. Stanley
the mothers day meeting at the First
NJ E. church Sunday school. which was
for today, IS indefinitely postponed.
The Democratic central committee will
meet next Saturday at o'clock in their
rooms in the Sedgwick block 10 talk over
the situation for the fall campaign.
The beautiful Trio from Elijah will be
sung a the FIRST Presbyterian church
mis- morning by Miss Elvie Walker.
Mrs E. Higginson and Miss Mabel Lari-
ner.
Mrs. c. S. Hunter and her little daugh-
ter. Evelyn, who have been visiting Miss
Nary Mack and her friends for the past
NO months, will return 10 her home in
Palestine, Texas, today.
Mr.. Harry Higginson and his cousin,
,iv 'rgston Glover. left on their wheels
Friday morning for Humboldt, Kan,
where they viii visit about a week and
'e!urn on their wheels.
Mrs. Charles Cohn and children left
yesterday for ST Louis 10 visit with rela-
ives. After a short stay in st. Louis
hey VIII go to Atlantic City, where they
Kill spend the balance of the summer.
Mr.. w. F. Ellis, the gentleman who
las recently purchased the street car
system of this city, is expected in the |
,ity tomorrow from Boston. Mr.. Ellis
will be accompanied by Mr.. H. B. |
church.
Misses Howard and Tarter and Mr. |
ernest Kramer VISITED the Eagle office |
asst evening to investigate the intri- |
acies Of the linotype machines and the |
teorotypirg department as conducted |
n a metropolitan journal.
Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Martling and
hildren left yesterday over the Santa
&c for Topeka Mrs. MartIing and the
hildren Will visit in Topeka about ten
ays, while, Mr.. Martling goes TO St.
-ouis and Chicago TO make contracts
With the theatrical agents for this win
er's attractions.
MAKES AN INQUIRY