The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-20

Mrs. George K1entz IS in Kansas CIT,
visiting her parents for a few weeks.
Mr.. J. L. Penny of Hutchinson wa
q business visitor in Wichita yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruce LeweIan Of Ceda
Vale. Kansas, were at the arey las
night
home Of Mrs. Barnsteter. 1918 Norti
Waco.
Mr.. J. W. Carter left over the Missouri
Pacific yesterday Sox visit in Indian
apolis.
Mr.. T. R. McCulIy of Viola township
was IN the city last evening visiting with
friends.
Mr. c. NJ HaIconb Of Winfield was
here yesterday transaotlng some persona,
business.
Harry Stanley, son Of President Stan
ley, OF the Friends university. is here for
| a week.
Miss Lulu Sheppard Is visiting for a
couple of weeks with friends IN Perry,
| Oklahoma
/ MI ~ AIDufCbS u q al 4cAN gc%S-
terday morning on a snort visit to Man
ming, Iowa.
Miss Flossie Bennett IS expected home
this morning from short visit with
friends in Derby.
Mrs. a. w. Harden left last night for
three weeks visit with relatives in
Madison, Indiana
A fishing party under charge Of John
Chain and Fred Robertson will leave
today for the Walnut.
Miss Alice Trickey of Mulvane came up
yesterday morning 90 visit with her
brothers for a few days.
Mrs. L. S. Carter will not be at home
Saturdays. as previously announced, dur
ing the month of August
The trial Of Hubbard Dollar and Har-
ran for harness stealing vii leone up in
Judge Glenn's court today.
Rev DR. Slutz returned yesterday from
Colorado and will be in the pulpit at the
First NJ z. church next Sunday.
Mr. Amos McLain, who has been threat
ened with typhoid fever. was reported
TO be considerable better yesterday.
Mr.. w. A. Edgar Of Ell Reno, was
business visitor here yesterday. He was
the guest of the Manhattan while here.
Miss Mabel Larimer, who has been the
guest Of friends In Derby for the past
few days, viii return home this morning.
Mrs. c. H. Davidson and family are
home from a pleasant trip to Waldock
lake. where they spent the time in fish
ing.
Mrs. B. e. Davies and daughter Efie,
of College Hill. have returned from Wis
iting Colorado Springs, MAuitau and
Denver.
Mr. W. ]. Krehbiei, editor of the New
ton Republican, was in the city yester-
day morning attending to some business
matters.
Mr.. John Gfdley left yesterday morning
over the Missouri Pacific for indianapolis,
where he will visit with friends and rela-
tives for the next month
DR.. Hathaway and wife of Leavenworth
are expected in the city within a few
days to visit with their son, Mr.. Dick
Hathaway of South Main street.
Mr. Ed. Barber. who is confined in the |
Wichita City hospital. is a member of the |
A. O. u. ". of Great Bend. Members of |
the order are invited to visit with him.
Mrs. Finlay Ross and children re-
turned nome yesterday morning from a
trip to Waldock lake. where they have
been for the past week on a fishing trip. |
Dr. w A Minick has resigned from the |
Republican congressional committee and |
his successor will be elected by the
county central committee at it's next
meeting.
Mr.. Ed. Ebenhack, who has been the
foreman OF the Eagle for the
past year. left yesterday for St. Joe,
where he has taken d position with the
St. Joe Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bonham returned
yesterday morning from a months visit
With friends and relatives in Iowa They
spent a week at the Omaha exposition,
which they very much enjoyed.
Mr.. ]. s. Sheppard left yesterday after
loon for his old home in Marunsvile.
where he will spend few weeks
Intending to some business matters and
dsiting with friends and relatives
Miss Grace Murdoch. daughter Of W.
,. Murdoch. formerly Santa Fe agent
lere, is in the city from her home at
colorado Springs, the guest OF Colonel
md Mrs. r. 7. Bean, of 1419 Fairview
venue.
The funera OF the late Stark Miller
viii be held at the residence OF his sis
er, Mrs. NJ. H. Brooks. 1890 North To-
'eka, at 4:So this afternoon. Interment
L Rose Hin cemetery, Chicago, Illinois.