The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-21
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up yesterday to see the game between the
Eagles and Armours.
Dr. Nutting of Clearwater, was in the
city yesterday for few hours calling on
his old army friends.
Mr.. Wallie Odds, one of Winfeid's So
ciety boys. was in the city yesterday at
! tending the ball game
Mrs. NJ. R. Mosier. formerly of this
city and now living in Harrington, is
IN the city attending the encampment.
Mr.. George Cole. ex-auditor of state,
who is attending the encampment, was
among the Eagles callers yesterday.
Mr.. S. c. Timmons, formerly of this city
and now editor OF the Valley Center In
dex, was calling on friends yesterday.
Mr.. Leroy Kramer of Hutchinson, came
down last night to visit with his parents
and root for the reunion at Hutchinson
Captain Leanard of Lawrence, candidate
for commander of the Sons Of Veterans,
paid his respects to the Eagle yesterday
Mr.. c. H. Selig, w. H. Fountaine md
Mr.. Blankenbaker. all of Ell Dorado.
called to see the Eagles Hnotypes go yes
terday.
Mrs. L. c. Topping died at the Carey
hotel few minutes past noon yesterday.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been made,
Mr.. Louis Weitzel will leave Saturday
morning for Shreveport, La, where he
VIII become connected with the Standard
Oil company.
The ladies Of the Christian church have
made ample preparations for feast OF
good things for the G. A. RS and friends
on Main street.
Mr.. George NJ. stabler and daughter
Mabel, of Mcpherson. are visiting for
few days with Clare Yale and family OF
22s South Lawrence avenue.
Mrs. John Redmond is entertaining Miss
Eva Lamb of Burlington for a few days.
Mr.. WIN Reeves returned from a weeks
trip to Pratt yesterday morning.
Rev. H. D. Fisher, a pioneer of the NJ
E. church in Kansas and who dedicated
the first NJ. E. church built in Wichita.
was among our callers yesterday.
Mrs. L. c. Topping died at II a. m at
her apartments at the Hotel Carey, yes
terday Funeral will be from ST. Johns
Episcopal church at 10 a. m. Friday
Mr.. John Lawton of Minnesota, who
helped to initiate some of the Elks. ar
rived in the city yesterday and was an
attendant at the lodge meeting last night
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church have fine spread for the accom-
mediation of the hungry who may want
to refresh the inner man, at rooms on
Main street.
Major Hood, Hon. John seaton and E. H.
Funston, who will contest the honor of
being named by the Republican party as
its candidate for governor with w. E.
Stanley, all honored the Eagle with a call
yesterday.
Rev. ]. C. Calnon, D. D., of jefferson,
Oklahoma, has accepted the call recently
extended to him by the West Side Presby-
terrain church. DIR. Calnon will begin his
labors here May 1.
District Judge Thompson of Burlingame,
I. S. Slower of Dodge, George K Finlay
Of Topeka, Farmer Smith of Mcpherson,
and ex-State Treasurer James Hamilton |
were among the distinguished callers at |
the Eagle Office yesterday.
Among the many prominent men Of the |
state who called on the Eagle yesterday |
was Hon. James D. Snoddy of Linn whose !
name and fame as lawyer, statesman and |
warrior is dndissolubly linked with that |
Of Kansas, in the field, in her legislative |
halls and at the bar. Colonel Snoddy is a /
member of the encampment
Ike Goldsmith. manager Of the Gold |
smith Book Store, returned yesterday /
from an extended pleasure trip through /
Texas, visiting relatives and friends at
Houston and Galveston. He reports a
very pleasant vacation and says every /
body in the Lone Star state is ready and /
anxious to fight the Spaniards.
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