The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-03


Miss Minnie Drake VIII leave today for
Kansas City and Omaha, where she viii
spend her vacation
o. l. Sutherland iett yesterday over
the Santa Fe for San Francisco He viii
be gone several months
Ed Dawson WAS transferred 10 ths new
city hospital on the West Side yesterday
in the patrol wagon.
Mrs. L E. Valars Left last evening FOR
Fredericktown- No. 70 visit relatives and
friends al her old home
Mrs. VIM Shadduck of Hutchinson Is
visiting friends IN the city. the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. wpdin
Mrs. Thomas Jewell letr yesterday az
teTnoon for Geuda Springs where she
viii visit for q few weeks
The emancipation celebration, which
was to have taken place on the fourth,
has been indefinitely postponed.
/ Tom Russell OF Belmont passed through
Wichita last night on his way 10 Kansas
! City with five oars OF cattle.
DR.. Harriet E. Brown, mother Of Mrs.
! a.
Of paralysis after q brief Illness.
The first case filed IN the referee court
under the new oankrup tcy law was a petit
ton by Frank Morris of Wichita
! Rev. s q. Busser OF Ennporia. one OF
| the most prominent Mssons in the state.
was here yesterday calling on friends
| Two prominent Wichita gentIsmen Will
bring brides to this city this fall 70 reside.
The weddings will lake plac, in October.
Miss Meta Taylor of waveriy. Kansas.
vii stop hsre today enroute to Kingman.
While here she will visit with Miss Lulu
Sheppard.
Committees of the hospital ladies will
meet the different trains today to sell
tickets TO the fireworks exhibition to the
| incoming visitors.
Mrs. Bedford Wood and daughter left
| yesterday for Colorado where they ex-
| mountain cities
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Means and daughter,
Miss Bessie, left yesterday morning over
the Santa Fee for Omaha, where they will
visit the exposition
Mr.. Caspar Haines left last evening for
Chicago. where he will spend his vacation
in taking vocal music He expects to be
gone about a month
| Miss Madeline Hagny. who has been
Visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Hsgny,
for several weeks, will leave for her
home in Keokuk. Ia, today.
Miss Ella Rix. Of the Geogre Innes &
Co. store. LEFT last evening for Chicago,
where she will spend her vacation visit
Ing with friends and relatives.
Mrs D. e Fuller and daughter, Louise.
| start for Omaha this evening 10 visit her
brother. o. A. Wolcott and also 70 take in
the exposition before returning.
Yesterday while a gang OF boys were
swimming at Eleventh street Ernie Beard
came near drowning. Clarence Grounds
and Tom Bostick rescued him.
Miss Katherine Junkerman. sccompan
led by her mother. left last night for Ohio
after a very pleasant visit here with
General and Mrs. Murray Myers.
Miss Love, OF the Boston Store, Is talk
ing her vacation. She will leave today
for Wellington, where she will be the
guest OF friends for a few weeks.
Nj. Sam Hess Is expected home today
from New York and Baltimore. where he
has been for the past six weeks purchas-
ing his fall and winter stock Of clothing
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Niles left last even
ing over the Santa Fee for Pennsylvania.
where they will visit with Mr.. Niles pa
rents. They expect TO be gone for several
weeks.
| Mrs. n. L. Pruett and daughter. Miss
LuciIe, left for their home in Martinsviie
Ind, yesterday after spending several
weeks here, the guests of ]. S. Sheppard
and family.
Miss Grace E. McElroy. stenogrspher
evening for Detroit, Mich. where che
will spend her summer vacation on the
northern lakes
The new case OF Paddy Shea viii be
heard before Judge Dale on Thursday,
| September g. Subpcenas have been issued
| for number of witnesses, but only three
/ new ones for the state.
Miss Ada Townsend. head miliner for
Innes & Co. left yesterday over the Ms
souri, Pacific for New York City, where
she will spend three weeks In getting the
new styles in headgear.
! In case OF rain interfering with the Are
works exhibition at the fair grounds to
night, Mr.. Pain Will give the display to
morrow hight. and all tickets sold for to-
night wSi admit tomorrow night.
Mrs. Frank Fasnot VINO has been SUI
fering from an attack OF malarial fever
for the past two weeks. is slowly convai-
escing Her intended visit to relatives In
Iowa has been abandoned for the present
The Commercial club has completed the
exhibited which has bean sent 10 the Oma-
ha exposition Money to the amount Of
S5s5 was sent TO the treasurer OF the
| Omaha exposition committee for Kansas.
Edna, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
! Sprngborn, died Monday afternoon. aged
| IS months. Funeral VIII be held Wednes-
/ day morning at O'Clock from the resi-
dence Of L. H. K4stier, lbs North Mar
ket street
After s O'Clock until the street cars
Will run only to the Fair grounds IN or
der TO Accommodate the crowds tonight
| After the cars Will run as usual until
the celebration Is over. when all OF them
will be put On the South Main street Line
10 bring the people home
! The police caught a runaway boy from
Kansas City yesterday. HIS name Is Gus
/ Wrankey. He is about "A years OF age and
/ is gane HIS mother wrote here asking
/ them 20 locate and send nm home. which