The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-27
Akron Sunday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Lacy, at that place.

Akron Sunday to visit with her sister.
| Mrs. Lacy. at that place.
| George NJ Copiin went to Douglass
.:,is ..orning and will conduct a school
in Iasonary there this week.
Mrs j. W. Mount Of Kansas City. who
has been the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs B. L. Reed, for some time, will re-
turn home tomorrow.
c. NJ. Gilieland has received word
from his cousin, ]. L. Roark. at Kansas
City, who has been very low with the
grip, that he is much improved.
Hon. ]. E. Conklin came in Saturday
from the west part of the state. He was
at Coldwater Friday night and says it
rained over six inches at that place.
Mr. Amos Graybill. a prominent
young boot and shoe merchant OF New
ton, spent Sunday in the city. A pair
Of bright black eyes is the magnet that
attracts him.
James Lor.on went plover hunting the
other day and he says that gun Is not
done kicking yet. His arms are both
black and blue and he thinks one
shoulder is out Of keller.
A brief in the case of Heed vs.. Cow
ley county now pending in the United
States circuit court at Wichita is out.
This case is one of great Importance to
the county and involves the legality OF
the SIS, 900 bonds issued to the Southern
Kansas railroad and was argued before
Judge Williams in March. Only $780,
600 Of the bonds remain unpaid but in
The event the county wins the case the
saving will include about $4,000 inter-
est. a decision will probably be reach
ed in May.
HUTCHINSON.
From the Daily News.
Hon S. c. woodson. banker and
capitalist of ST Joseph, is in the. city
looking at business.
A party Of Santa Fe officials, includ-
ing Superintendent Parker, Trainmaster
Saunders, Master Mechanic Gavitt and
Bridge and Building Foreman Banker,
were in the city this morning and went
west on the Kinsley branch.
William Kelley and w. E. Carr Of
Great Bend, the well-known millers.
have been in Hutchinson looking into
the prospects of building large -four
ing mill This would be valuable addi-
ton to the interests of Hutchinson and
the coming of these gentlemen is great
ly desired
The twenty-ninth annual meeting OF
the Homeopathic Medical Society Of the
Slate Of Kansas will meet in Hutchin-
Sun Oh Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, May 5th, 9Th and 7th. The bust
Tess meetings will be held in I. o. o. F.
nall. The reception on Wednesday will
be given al the rooms of the Commercial
club. Professor Blake's lecture on
Thursday evening will be at the First
NJ. E. church.
The city was filled today with visi-
tors to attend the seventy-eighth cele-
bration of the I. o. o. F. Reno Lodge
No. 80 and Myrtle Rebekah Lodge No.
% Of this city sent out invitations to
the lodges at Newton, Wichita, Ster-
ling, Nickerson. Lyons, Mcpherson.
Canton. Inman, Halstead, Burton. Mt.
Hope, Haven, Harper. Anthony, King
man, Pretty Prairie, Partridge, Airing
ton, Turon, Stafford, Sylvia and other
towns to join them in the celebra ton
Among prominent members Of the
order who were here today were Past
Grand Master VOORHEES, of Topeka, Dep
uty Grand Master W. L. Brown of
Kingman, Grand Secretary D. w Kent
Of Topeka and Grand Secretary Mrs. Ly
dia Shepherd Of the Rebekahs.
There is no question about it. Every