The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-05
NOTES FROM VALLEY CENTER
Some Brief Paragraphs of Recent Occur.
reuces There

FENCES Tnere.
Mrs. H. E. Bidwell is quite sick.
J. D. limerick is under the weather
Will Perm visited in Wichita Saturday
The Prairie Queen school has resumed
work.
r. c. Noffenden visited in Sedgwick
Saturday.
Martin WOLF was Wichita visitor last
week.
Charles Mccormick has an attack Of
the grippe.
Mrs. George Case was Wichita visitor
Wednesday.
Of the week.
Mr.. Charles Morris baby is very sick
with pneumonia.
Samuel Hall of Wichita was a caller
In the city this morning.
i. a. Sheppard started for Arkansas,
Tuesday. on horseback.
Mrs. H Eeerman OF Colorado is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Andy Kimmery was the guest Of Ed.
Belden Saturday and Sunday.
Revival services closer at both
churches last Sunday evening.
Lewis Morton had one Of his horses
killed by train 400 Tuesday.
Mss Mabel Sweetland spent Saturday
end Sunday with her mother.
Frank Prewitt and Charles Dill return
ed from Butler county Saturday.
The Universalists have decided to hold
a fair the 18th and 18th of April.
r. H. Cochran has returned from a
hunt in the western part of the state.
The Santa Fe had some men at work
repairing the stock yards Wednesday.
DR.. Burns reported the arrival of a
young lady at the home of N. A. Ma
gee.
Mrs. Addie Cashard and sister Minnie
Gregg were Wichita callers Saturday.
Clyde Goodrich took a bath in the Lit
tie river Thursday. 1t was accidental.
Glen Taylor of Kechi was looking after
friends in Valley Center Sunday evening.
Miss Jessie Carrothers was the guest Of
Mrs. F. Alley at Wichita Saturday
William Stevenson went 20 Wichita
this morning to seek medical advice con-
corning his ankle which he famed about
Christmas by jumping out of wagon.
aid of crutch since.
J. c. Edwards, the former station
agent at this place, left over the Frisco
Tuesday night for Severy, Kan, where
he will be stationed at double the wages
he received here. B. F. Mason, from
Flora, Kan, takes his place. Mr.. Ma
son is a. very pleasant young man and
will make many friends.
Last Sunday evening. Mr.. W. E. Ad-
ans and Miss Abbie Watkins. both of
Sunnydale, were united in marriage by
Rev l. B. Case. The ceremony took place
ct the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
z. Giffin. at Sedgwick.
The Poverty social at the Universalist
hall last Saturday evening was a comical
success. Many of those present were well
disguised and caused much fun. The
judges decided that Miss Ester Gilchrist
represented the idea of the social best
and awarded her the prize. a handsome
quilt. It was financial success, also.
The funeral services of Mrs. Sarah
Johnston, who died at her home at 434
North Market street, Wichita, last Wed
nesday, took place today at o'clock in
the United Presbyterian church, corner
Ohio and First streets, Wichita. Mrs.
Johnston is a sister of Mrs. William
Caughey and a former resident of this
place. She had been sick for some time
but hal sufficiently recovered to resume
her duties about the house and as she
was preparing breakfast Wednesday
morning she fell dead. She leaves a
husband and one daughter to mourn her
loss. The friends here join with the fam
lily In their bereavement and extend their
sympathy in the loss Of this loving wife
and mother.