The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-18
CITY In 3 RIEE

Frank I. Myers Will leave tnii evening
for MS home IN Winslow. A 1
r w Bentley IS home from TIP 10
Buffalo and Boston
q. 2. Jones is quite Ill al his nome wv
North Topeka avenue.
Myron Boyle Is home from short VlsN
with relatives IN Valley Center
Mrs. r. Z. Murdoch and Ro.And have te-
turned from their Lake Michigan uip'
Mrs ]. II. Conway returned from sn
attended visit TO her folks IN KENTUCKY
yesterday.
Raw Torrey viii speak to men Sunday al
An m. al the Y. NJ, C. A rooms, Us NoFIn
Main street.
Mis-. Mary E. Richards OF ColoraGo
Springs, Col. is visiting MIS- ""lS''
Crow Of the West Side.
George Porch died at II a. N yeSte'oay
at Oatville, of consumption Funeral ser
,,,cas will be held at the residences OF }. L.
pisalow one mile south Of Oatville, At 2:S9
D. N. today
There was an extensively clrco'@'eo
NOR on the street yesterday that M.S'
Koher mad sold her millinery store. MIS-
Koher emphatically denies any sucn ar
rangement.
rms L. B. FerreIl son and daughter
left Yesterday afternoon over the missouri
Pacific for Boston, where she Will puS hsr
children In school Mrs t'erreH may re-
main in Boston during the winter
Messrs Charles Shore of Harper and ID
A Ross Of Caldwell, two of southern Kan
sas' heavy dry goods merchants, were N
the CITY Yesterday for & few hours atler
having spent the week in St LOUIS ouylns
goods.
7 Remsberg. author and noted Free
Thought lecturer. will speak IN WlehiIA
next Sunday afternoon C25th lnstan9 I'M
der the auspices of the Library Hail as
socfation. Subject, False Claims Oh the
Church"
A. w. REYNOLDS, Of the Weir City and
W estern Coal company. and Il. W. FriehC'
OF the Rock Island, accompanied by tne'r
families, go to Omaha for Jews Gays
outing and will take in the Carnival IN
Kansas city on their return
w. Suiggs and wife of Alva, Q. T.. are
visiting at D. e. Fullers, 1873 South To-
peka avenue. On Monday they will go to
Kansas City and from there to the Omaha
exposition. Mr.. Sniggs is engaged Ia the
| lumber business.
Mrs. S. B. Satchell Of Des Moines Ia,
who has been in the city for the last TWO
or three months giving instructions In
hand embroidery, left last night over the
Missouri Pacific for Des Moines and the
east. She will return in about three weeks
and complete her work.
Sergeant Ira A Hill. OF Roosevelt
Rough Riders. passed through Wichita
last evening on his way TO his home IN
Newkirk, o. T. He was attired in the pic
turesoue Khaki uniform and his appear
ance attracted the attention OF the crowds
| ar the railway stations at which the train
stopped.
Sam Goldstein says that the granting OF
a furlough to 1000 Jewish volunteers to
enable them to participate in the Orthodox
! Congregational Union Of America is re-
ninder Of the fact that IN al tho wars
which have been waged by the United
! States the Jews have been loyal to the flag.
! and prompt to offer their services to the
| country.
The quartet at the First Presbyterian
church viii sing morning and evening
Come. Holy Spirit" by Kucken, and
Nearer My God to Thee by Mllard. In
the morning Mrs, Ftnlay Ross will sing
"A Dream Of Paradise" with vioin
obligato. In the evening Miss Montez Dun
bar will sing Bend to Hear U.s." by MIL
lard.
w. F. Harper. now OF Redlands, Cal
formerly pastor Of the First Baptist cturcr
in this city. is now on his way back from
| Europe, He viii be in tbs city the Ia tel
part of this week, and will remain Over
next Sabbath, the 9Th. in order to attend
| the dedicatory services at the First Bap
list church, corner First and Marke
streets Dr. Harper Will preach the dedi
catory sermon at II d. M and will alsC
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