The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-04

Center spent the day here yesterday
They were guests OF the Manhattan
Mrs. D. A Drake, at 1924 South Law
renee avenue. presented her husband with
a fine ten-pound boy Monday morning.
Miss Louise Berry, formerly OF this
city and now resident OF Chicago. Is
visiting in the city. with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Knapp.
Misses Minnie and Pearl Skinner arriv-
ed in the city yesterday ard wall be the
guests OF Mrs o. z. Smith for short
visit
Louis Van Ness. formerly Of this city.
spent few hours here yesterday after
noon. He was on his way 70 Kansas Cry
from his home in E. Reno.
The many friends OF Mrs. Mason c.
Nevins will be greatly pleased 20 learn
that she is very much improved and IS
probably out Of danger.
Dye Bros. grocery store has removed
from their former stand at 70 East Doug
las avenue to the one they were in some
years ago. 90s East Douglas.
Detective Harry Sutton has returned
home from Topeka. whers ne was Look
Ing after the crooks during the ta-l fes.
uvai. at the request If the Topeka au-
thCrities.
Mr.. H ". Morgan. manager for Bun
nell & Emo Investment company. will
leave today overland for the Indian Terri
his vacation
Miss Alkaline Harding returned to
Nashville, Tenn. Monday TO complete her
course Of study at the Peabody univer-
sity. ne Will be absent until June. when
she Will graduate.
Mrs. VI. ]. Cameron returned last even
ing TO her nome at Portland. Michigan.
after three weeks pleasant visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ Gray. 1913
North Market street.
Miss Sadie Kaufman left yesterday for
ST. Louis, Pitts5urg. Pa and New York
City While in New York she Will re-
sumo her studies in art and viii return
with all the latest ideas and designs.
There are quarries and quarries-down
southeast Of the city there was a discov-
cry and development of an agatite quarry.
But the only real frst-class deposit in
the county is on the Wichita and West
ern.
Upon the recommendation of Senator
Baker, the commissioner OF pensions has
appointed Dr. J. L. Hoffman a member of
the board of pension examining surgeons
at this city il the place OF DR.. E B.
Retnz. resigned.
A Mr.. Richardson who was formerly
in the newspaper business in this city,
is about TO embark in the publication of
a Bryan organ in Lincoln, Nebraska 1t
is also said that Mr.. George Locke is to
be the business manager.
Miss Della Nicely has returned from a
several months visit in Colorado. She
expects to remain in the city until the
small pox quarantine is lifted from the
exposed districts in Texas. when she will
go there to spend the winter with her
sister.
Mrs. w. f. Stanley. wife Of the Repub-
Ecan candidate for governor Of Kansas.
who has been the guest of Mrs. W. A.
Shuman, Mrs. Henry d. King and other
relatives in Kansas City, has returned
TO Wichita--KanSas City Journal.
]. T. Indlum has returned from a trip
to Chicago. where he went TO attend the
Underwriters Association of the North
west, which was held at the Auditorium
Hotel, Chicago, September q and IS. The
distinguished fnancier, James H Eckels.
made the leading address and President
Charles Janvier of the Sun Mutual In
surance company, delivered the annual
address.
DR.. Ludwigs, who has been associated
with the St. Louis Optical company for
some time past. left last evening for Mis-
souri,, where he will engage in business
for himself DR.. Ludwigs is a graduate
optician and is a scientific refractionist
and optical expert. While in our city he
fitted many difficult cases that had baffied
other skilled opticians, which established
him in Wichita as an expert optician Of
rare ability. He made a host of friends
during his short stay here. who will be
sorry to learn of his departure, but wish
him the unbounded success which he so
Wei deserves wherever he may locate, and
extend to him a hearty welcome should
he ever return to the Peerless Princess.