The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-05-31

Mr.. W. W. Deck Of Kinsmsn. was 3
business visitor here yesterday.
! Mrs. J. R. Alexander Of SEQ South EN-
| poria avenue. is threatened with typhoid
fever.
! Mr.. r. e. Torrugton left yesterda ay
morning on a business trip TO Texas
points.
Carl A Neideriander OF st. Louis. ar
rived IN ths city yesterday over the
Frisco.
Miss Bene Walker has gone 10 Washing
ton. D. c.. where she viii visit for several
weeks
Miss Anna r. Mulvey lerr Saturday for
q VISIT in Chicago. indianapolis and other
cities east
The engagement Of Miss Josephine May
Black to Mr.. B. G. FuLington has been
announced.
Mr.. II e. Coniey OF Columbus, was a
visitor here yesterday. He was chs guest
OF the Manhattan
Mr.. a s. Aflnson 10 n the city from
Los Angeles California visiting with
friends and relatives.
Miss sallie Downing left yesterday for
Washington City and Baltimore. Miss
Downing win be gone until tall.
Mr. Leroy Kramer left for his home in
Hutchinson yesterday, after several days
visit here with his parents and friends.
Miss Hattie Smith loft yesterday for
Chicago where she viii visit with friends
and relatives for coupe of months.
Mrs. Edwin Taylor viii leave next week
for Omaha where she will be a witness 20
the opening of the Trans Mississippi ex-
position.
ing Miss Lolo Maxwell on North Market,
returned to her home at Towanda last
night
Miss Mabel Casad left yesterday on
summer vacation of three or four months
which she will spend with relatives in
Illinois.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred c.
Tngg came IN from a trip In the west
yesterday, in order TO spend Decoration
Day here.
Mr.. j. ]. Walker of Newport, Ark. sher-
iff of his county, is hero visiting his
nephew, George Walker. of the Jackson
Coal company.
W. K. ShuItz. Ponca Cty's popular har-
ness and saddlery dealer. was IN the city
yesterday buying goods of the L. Hays
Saddlery company.
John Bloom was arrested yesterday
mo Two oh rr-it I-a1~o
is alleged that he stole bundle Of soilei
clothes from a colored woman on South
Fifth avenue.
Word has been received in the city say
ing that Wichita" Colonel Thomas G.
Fitch's horse threw him the other day
and caused him to receive sprained wrist
and slight cut on the forehead.
Mrs. Nancy Draper died at the home Of
her son-in-aw, Isaac Salisbury, 2S5 South
Patte avenue Funeral services Tuesday,
May 81, at the residence at O'Clock p. m.
Friends OF the family are invited.
Mr.. c. r. Fulton yesterday presented
Mr.. D. A. Garst with very handsome
Scottish Rite charm for his watch. It
has the double eagle on one side and on
CiAO ACNC4SC THO SNOdLC COulpdoS.
Mr.. C. 2. Cook, J-, who has been chief
clerk in the Santa Fe freight Office in this
city, has severed his connection and viii
leave within few days to take a similar
position with the Big Four at Lafayette.
Indiana.
Prof. G. w. Durham. superintendent OF
the Alva public schools. was in the city |
yesterday. He was enroute TO Minneap-
olis in the interest of the Werner School /
Book company, with whom he has pres
snt engagement.
The United Commercial Travellers will /
give garden party next Saturday even /
ng at the residence Of WIN McNaghten, I
North Topeka avenue. Il promises to be /
me of the most enjoyable affairs they
nave had this season.
Mr.. p. Fl. Knowaton, editor Of the New
on Kansas. accompanied by his cousin,
,Ilss Jennie Hftchner. of Pittston. Pa,
'ame down last evening in order 20 attend
he dance given in the Garfield hall as a
areweA TO Miss Agnes Mulhan, of Mul-
hail. Oklahoma
W. A. McQuarie and Mrs Blanche NJ
Surbridge of Hutchinson, were united in
in this city yes terday by Dr..
ames White, of the United Presbyterian
hurch. Both have many friends here and
n Hutchinson who wish them a pleasant
nd prosperous journey through life.