The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-27

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Mr.. Sam Smith of Udall was shopping
/ among the merchants yesterday.
Mr.. John E Williams OF Cheney was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs James simons Of Mulvane
were visiting in the city yesterday.
Hon. W. E. Stanley returned home last
night from short "trip 20 Topeka.
Orders have been issued for mastering
out the rrwenty-second Kansas regiment
| Miss Flora Parsons has returned from
| her vacation which she spent in Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. 7. T. Barron of sedgwick was shop
| ping among the merchants here yester-
| day afternoon.
DR., c. E. Scott of Goddard. was visiting
and attending to some business matters
mere yesterday.
Born, Thursday morning, 70 Mr.. and
| Mrs. George CEeeberger, 431 South Ida, a
seven pound boy.
Sheriff Simmons Is home from a trip to
/ Decatur. Arkansas. where he was sum-
m91ed as a witness.
The district court room has been brill
iantly reprinted and now has cheerful
4, and elegant appearance
| Mrs. George Whitney and son are home
from an extended visit with friends and
relatives In Pennsylvania
Mr.. c. NJ. Reed OF the United tSates mail
sevice returned home last night from
short business trip 30 Topeka
]. H. McGrif. an old resident living at
Paramount who has been an invalid for
several years. died Thursday.
Miss Ida williams IS nome from a most
enjoyable vacation of six weeks spent at
the summer resorts OF Colorado.
Final order of distribution was made in
the probate court yesterday in the long
drawn out and famous case OF John Hass.
Mr.. Philip Lewis will leave this morning
over the Missouri Pacific for Anthony
where he will visit relatives for few
days.
Mr.. H. B. Church left over the Santa Fe
yesterday morning for the east. He Ex-
poets TO return to Wichita within a few
weeks
Judge W C. Little who has been Ia
Cheney for the past few days attending
10 some business affairs is expected home
this morning.
Mr.. H. J. Hagny left yesterday over the
Santa Fe for Chicago, where he will be
for several days attending to some busi-
ness matters.
NJ. w. Dow was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate Of Joseph
Kasenberger who dropped dead at Nj
Hope Monday.
Associate Justice Allen OF the Kansas
supreme court, was here yesterday from
Topeka. He was shown over me city by
tir W. ]. Babb.
A little lady of regulation avoirdupois
nas come 10 live with Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Lopes at their home on North Water
street. Phil is offering good cigars.
Marriage license have been issued to
NJ H. Long and Maud Andrews, Morris
E. Long and Marie Bronston, Wichita;
J. B. Waggoner, Wellington, and Ida
Brasield.
church Mr.. Slutz will preach at 1890 a.
m. nthe topic "A Call to Reverence"
At p. m. the topic will be "A Vacation
Renaissance"
A fire alarm was turned in last night
for Central and Mead. The boys ran out
on Oak as far as Mead and found the
fire was on Eleventh street and MosIey
avenue and was an empty shack
Mr.. Thomas Shaw, who has been on the
sick list for some time, was able to be
out yesterday for the first time in several
days. lie hopes 20 be at his place of
business within the next day or two.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred c.
Trigg came in last evening from Topeka,
where he has been getting some data
necessary to the prosecution of 8 criminal
who is very much wanted by Uncle Sam.
Mr.. ]. w. Lewis of the DeKalb Ma
ticnal bank of DeKalb. H.. was here
yesterday looking after some business /
interests. He left for his home last night
very much impressed with the bright
prospects of Wichita.
Miss Maude Mclaughlin has returned /
to the city. after an al-summer vacation. /
She attended the Educational convention I
at Washington, and spent the rest of the /
summer among relatives and friends at |
her old home at Monmouth, Ind.
Mr.. r. r. Vermilion left yesterday |
morning for Des Moines and CeutervilEe, |
Iowa. At the latter place ne will join |
his family and after a short visit there |
tie viii accompany them home. Mrs. 1
Vermilton and the children have been /
visiting in Centerville with her parents /
for several weeks.
Mr.. Earl Evans has returned home from 4
a months visit 70 New York City. Boston. /
and Toronto, Canada Mr.. /
Evans left there to attend the Lawyers 4
Commercial League OF America. While /
there he responded to the toast on Man /
hood" He enjoyed his vacation very
much and met many influential people f.