The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-16

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the city yesterday attending to some
business affairs. He was the guest OF
the Manhattan while here.
John Mahan. y. j. Murphy. Paddy Ma
honey, Ed Ltteli and Fred Wolf leave
town today for Leon. Butler county, TO
fish. They viii be gone till Sunday.
Miss Hattie Sewell, accompanied by
her mother. left yesterday morning over
the Frisco for Carthage, Mo-, where they
Will spend the summer visiting with rela-
tives.
Mrs. j. NJ. Reeme of Caldwell. Kan,
who has been in the city for several days
the guest Of Mrs. ". L. Nun, 81 South
Market street. will return 10 her home
Saturday.
Manager L T. Duggan of the telephone
company was married yesterday after
noon al Arkansas City TO Miss Kitue
Hutchinson. an estimabIe young lady Of
that place
Miss Mabel Mnlison gave a recital in
elocuuon at Cheney Tuesday night The
attendance was good but much smaller
that II would have been had 1t not been
raining ard 50 muddy.
Miss Anna Leichardt left yesterday for
Emporia where she viii attend the sum
ner session OF the state normal Before
returning she Will spend a couple Of weeks
al the Omaha exposition.
George Walker Webb has returned from
a visit 20 Indiana. His numerous friends
thought that he would not return alone,
but he says next October. when he goes
east, ne VIII not return alone.
Miss Emma Sanderson Of Hutchinson.
one OF the managers Of the Standard
Garment Cutting academy Of this city,
was in the city yesterday and closed
contract for territory in Oklahoma with
Mrs. Cassie Beckwith of Audale.
Harry DERRICK came up from Kingman
last night. where he had been to attend
the wedding Of Miss Caroline Tusch 10
c. 3. TinsIey Of Houston. Texas. Mrs.
Tinsley once lived in Wichita The cou-
pie Will go TO the Omaha exposition and
be at home in Houston after July l.
The Topeka papers all remark on the
/ absence Of Attorney General Boyle from
the Popunst state convention. Steve
| Hayden, of the Missouri. Pacific, says
! there is no mystery about Boyles where
abouts. Steve was with Boyle Tuesday
evening and the attorney general went
/ 10 Topeka yesterday.
/ Mr.. A c. Lamb and Miss Maude r
! Mounts, two well known and popular
I young people. were married last night
/ at GIG North Emporia avenue by Rev
/ James A. Lawrence in the presence of q
! company of intimate friends and the rela
/ tives The young couple left over The
/ Missouri Pacific for Kansas City, Omaha
/ and other points.
/ The family OF NJ. L. Nun. 521 South Mar.
ket street, are enjoying a visit from
/ his daughter, Mrs. Wickmilier OF King
/ fisher. 0. T., accompanied by her little
/ daughters Flossie and Minnie. MIS-
I Mamie Nun. who has filled the position
! Of stenographer for the law firm Of CraiG
& Kellogg, South McAlester, I. T., fol
: the past nine months, is also home for {
short stay.
C. A. Lamb and wife OF Galveston
/ Texas, are visiting relatives in this city
/ They are the guests of f. c.. Woodforc
! and family Mr.. Lamb formerly resided
( in Hutchinson, and although he reports
/ good business activity in Texas. he say
| there is no place like Kansas for a hom
and is quite favorably impressed with tn
/ push and progressive business in Wich
tia, and thinks of making his home here
/ An old fashioned Methodist camp meet
ing Will be held June % TO July 10 at Gin
AKRON, Kan. Rev. T. c. Fay. a NJ. o
Garden City. Rev. w. r. Weaver o
/ Dodge City and Rev. w. II. Rose, edu
cationaI secretary Of the Winfield college
/ Rev w. J. Martindale D. D. presidia.
elder Of Dodge cry district. wiH be pres
ent part of the time Rev. C. NJ. Ryder
y. D.. y. D.. one time professor Of GreeI
in the Winfield college. VIII aid in III,
meeting as evangelist.