The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-29

city yesterday attending 10 some ouSl-
ness matters
Miss Mamie Luce Of Peabody. is in the
city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ
Irwin for few days
DR.. Edwin Baker left last night for
Kansas City. where ne will spend the
winter attending medical college.
Mrs, e r. Gardner of Woodburn. Iowa,
formerly resident OF Wichita is visiting
relatives in the city.
Mr.. Fred L. vandegrift, the political
writer OF the Kansas City Star. was In
the city last night.
Joe Hartman Of Mt. Hope. who has been
sick for seven weeks, is up again and
was here yesterday.
c. NJ. Reed returned last night from
four days trip to Independence, Coney-
vile and other towns along the Frisco.
Miss Jessie Stabler returned to her home
IN MCPHERSON this morning. after pleas
ant visit Of two months with parents and
relatives IN the city.
Hon L. c. Boyle, attorney general Of the
state, spent last night in the city. He
spoke yesterday at Hutchinson and will
be in Wellington today.
United States Marshal Fred L. Trigg
returned yesterday morning from trip
IN the western part Of the state He was
at Hugoton for few days.
Mrs. A NJ Irwin vii leave today for
Illianopolis, H., where she Is called on
account Of the serious Illness Of her
brother. She expects to be gone several
months.
Persons holding season tickets for the
Autumn Festival can secure reserved
seats without extra charge at Romig G.
Towards drug store Saturday morning.
October 1st.
Wednesday evening at the home OF the
BRIDES parents on University avenue. Miss
Ida NJ. Howard and Mr.. Henry ]. Roy, of
Cairo. H., were married by Rev. c. C.
Woods of FL Dorado.
Charles Riggs, the man who met with
such a sad accident Tuesday near Valley
Center. died yesterday at l o'clock.
Funeral services will be held at the An
derson home this morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. w H Humphrey OF Pond Creek.
o. T., and Miss Ada Gossett of this city,
were married at o'clock last night at
the Emporia avenue NJ. e. church parson-
age They will leave in a few days for
Pond Creek, their future home.
Judge Jackson. formerly of Winfield
and now residing in Kansas City. Kan.
was shaking hands with his numerous
friends here last evening. When asked
where he resided now, he said: I'm still
a resident of Kansas. but don't know e1-
actly where I do live"
Newton Kansan: Mrs. ]. ]. Mcnamara
is here from Wichita making arrangements
for the building of a cottage on her lots
on West Broadway. A brick walk has been
laid in front Of the lots and the cottage
to be built will be nearly a duplicate of
the home of Harry Benfer.
A young boy by the name of Gene Ba-
ker, six years old, was knocked down by
a woman driving a horse, on the corner
of Main and Douglas avenue yesterday
afternoon. The wheel passed over his left
arm but did not break ii. He fell on his
face and blood oozed out of his mouth
for a few minutes. He was not seriously
injured.
Mr.. L. NJ. Crawford OF Topeka, manager
of the Crawford circuit, arrived in the
city last evening and is the guest of Man
ager Martling. Mr.. Crawford says that
business in the theater business in the
theatrical line is improving and was happy
his Topeka and Wichita houses the ia
nous musical company of Hi Henry, who
will appear here before long.