The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-21
Aerday for a few hours enroute home
from TODeka-

4erday for few hours enroute home
from Topeka
Mr.. joe Connors and wife Of yelling.
ton were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. T. Mcdonnell leaves today o.
a months visit to Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. S. L. Davidson returned yesterday
from a months visit in Colorado.
Major ". n. Ewing left last night or
a short business trip TO Hutchinson.
Mr.. Otto Weiss leaves this morning
on a short business trip to Peck, Kan.
W. NJ. Paugh and family left yesterday
for Coffeyville for a few days recrea-
ton.
Charley Brown OF Cheney was attend
ing to some business affairs in the city
yesterday.
The funeral Of o. T. Simmons viii oc-
cur at the Central Christian church to-
day at 2:3O.
Elmo Sweet, Frank Shoemaker and
Rev. Finch were in from Cheney to see
the bike races.
Ransom Brown and family and Judge
Dale and family have returned from
Geuda Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Vail returned
home yesterday from few weeks out
ing in Colorado.
o. H. Bentley is expected home today
tains Of Colorado.
Mrs. D. G. Miilison and daughter Miss
Mabel, are the guests Of friends in Null
vane for week.
Mrs. L. H Bird was over from FL Do
RADIO yesterday visiting her daughter.
Mrs Guy Marshall.
Miss Agnes Brown left last night for
Newton, where she will spend Sunday
with friends and relatives.
Mrs H. C. Ruggles is quite Ill with a
complication Of rheumatism and malaria
at her home on North Topeka.
Miss Sallie Milton of S47 East Oak
contemplates making an extended visit
TO Eureka Springs in a few days.
Mr. Wallie Odds, prominent druggist
Of Winfield, was in the city yesterday
taking in the L. A. w. bicycle races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finlay Ross and daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah, returned yesterday
from a few weeks outing in Colorado.
Editor Rainey Of the Fort Scott Moni-
tor called on the Eagle yesterday on his
way home from a trip to Salt Lake City.
Mr. E. W. Hoyt. editor Of the Ponca
City Courier, was in the city yesterday
for few hours en- route to Lawrence,
Kan.
Harry Mitchner, Herber. Wing and
Leon Felgar were three bicycle cranks
from Newton VINO attended the races
yesterday.
Mr. Henry F. Toevs, a prominent mer-
chant of Newton and great admirer Of
cycling. was in the city yesterday at
tending the races.
Mr.. Sam W. Forsha, a prominent Re
publican of Reno county. was in the city
yesterday from Forsl1a attending to
some business affairs.
Miss Jean Love, formerly Of this city,
and now residing in Kansas City, is
here on an extended visit with Miss Min
ME Wright of North Lawrence avenue.
Miss Maud Girty returned yesterday
from an extended trip 10 Indianapolis,
Ind Miss Girty will make her home
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Frazier a. 62S
North Lawrence avenue.
Mrs. T. G. Parham Of this city compli-
men,s the editor of the Eagle with a
splendid array Of Sweet Nightingale"
in full bloom, the gorgeous collection re,
sembling a miniature snow-bank. Mrs
p. is a devotee of flowers.
Mr.. Pat Gould. who has been seriously
i'll for the past three weeks. is now en-
tirely out OF danger and is improving
very rapidly. His physicians express the
hope that he will DE able to be at his
place of business within the next two
weeks.