The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-03
TOPICS OF THE OWN

Scott E. Whine Of Wichita is in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. A ]. saur is home from pleasure
trip to Guthrie.
F. D. Stevens is home from a business
trip to Oklahoma.
c. ]. Fletcher left last evening for Chi
cago on short business trip.
L. E. Barbour of Belle PLANE was
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs VIII Perrin has gone to saIina to
visit with friends for a few days.
Miss Ella shriver of Towanda, is visiting
Miss Lola Maxwell on North Market.
Don and oran Council of Augusta, are
visiting Mrs. A L Davidson at College
Hill.
Miss Madeline Hagny Of Keokuk. Ia,
is in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H J.
Hagny.
Miss Rose Rather of South Lawrence
avenue is entertaining Miss Nellie Stan
ley of Emporia-
Miss Edith Boyd will leave for her home
In Newton tomorrow after a pleasant
visit here with relatives.
Mrs. E. F. Emory of Mulvane, Is in the
city for a week or more visiting among
a large circle of friends.
W. S. Pierce left last night. via the
Missouri Pacific, for Fort Smith. Arkan-
sas, on a short business trip.
George McNeaI has put in his barber
shop some brand new chairs of the most
80 III. !
Judge A. A. Glenn left last evening for
Perry, o. T., where he will spend Sun
day and the Fourth OF July with his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Howe will
leave this morning for Chicago. From
there they will go to Coldwater, Mich.
for d visit.
Mr. w. r. Cannon, superintendent of
bridges and building Of the Rock Island
came in from trip last night TO spend
the Sabbath with friends here.
Miss Agnes Conway was seriously indis-
posed yesterday. being overcome by the
heat, but is better now and on the way
1T is hoped, toward complete recovery.
Mr.. C. H. Sumption. SAT South Lawrence,
left last night for Kansas City, where he
Will visit relatives few days and Incl
dentally to get pointers on cement side
walk construction.
Mr.. r. G. Galusha left last night, over
the Santa Fe, for Omaha, where he will
spend three weeks at the exposition. From
there he Will go to Iowa to visit with
relatives for a short time.
The delegation of wheelmen to the
state meet at Salina July and 5, leave
tonight over the Santa Fe in a special
car. The Hutchinson and Newton boys
will accompany them from Newton.
DR.. George c. Purdue left last evening
for Toronto. Canada, where he goes to
attend the International Railway Sur
geons association meeting He expects
to be gone about ten days or two weeks.
Mr.. S. W. Hess. of the firm of Herman
! & Hess, will leave this morning over the
! Frisco for New York City, where he goes
to purchase his winter stock Mr.. Hess
will be in the east for about six weeks
( In the new city directory many errors
are noticeable. One of the most comical
is that of the county commissioner, D. T.
( Lealock; it is correct in one place, but in
. another it reads &C. Lock, county commits
' sioner"
! Judge Wall has accepted an invitation
/ to deliver a Fourth Of July grafton at
/ Medicine Lodge, for which point he
leaves this evening. 1t goes without say
ing that for such an orator the hour Is
+ fun of inspiration.
/ A gay picnic party OF blossoming lady
educators will haunt the retreats OF Riv-
/ ersIde park tomorrow. chaperoned by Mr..
/ Irwin Taft and family. acting under in
/ structions from the authors Of the party,
! the Misses Ella Taft andMarias Dale Gull
! we're
/ Miss Maud Mclaughlin will leave tomor-
I row morning for the National Educational
/ convention 20 be held in Washington. D.
/ c.. and after a three weeks visit there
( viii spend the rest OF the summer vaca-
! ton among friends and relatives in Mon
/ mouth, and Decatur, Ind.
/ Mrs. A G. Walden. Mrs. Drescheaux,
! Miss Vivian Garabaldi and Miss Matilda
/ Hossfeld viii leave tomorrow for Wash
/ ington City. Before returning home they
viii visit some Of the summer resorts
/ along the Atlantic sea coast They VIII
/ be gone several weeks.
The Eagle the other morning noticed
/ the fact Of the superior quality Of the
/ Stanley scent cigar and how the man
/ ufacturer came 70 make so good a cigar
( for the money. but the type machine
dropped the name % the patriotic man
rfacturer A c, Husey makes the cigar.
M y n Barham OF Almena. father
in-law of DR.. J. E. English. whose body r.
a. Dun5ar's undertaking rooms. arrived
yesterday. He Will take the remains 70
/ Almeua. Kansas. Tuesday morning. TIE
/ doctor held a membership in ne Fra:erna-
Aid society and was IN good standing
His membership was N Audale lodge
In this issue Of the Eagle appears the ble
al % Abe Cars bicycle works an s3gtA
Main. where bicycles are bli1e rev. made
over and repaired 4 ne~ feature y ar
4 Cars advantages in repair work e ira.
every wheel taken 20 nls saop = uale'
insurance Uutu taken aEzy. 2i-- Carr Il
receiving orders Tight along uow tor 1e =
wheels
Ex-County Attorney John DAVIS VII
address ths p--opae q Cle4rwate- tofnor-
row. John. who IS ore q tae most papa.
lar men u tz1e eaflre region. = 10 xlooce
when * comes 70 nan sllassEr the AMER
scaa Eagle o. T16spenseacs Day. and oai
frseass AZ C.ea-zatsr Viii have tas pleas
ure % listening 20 sound and patriots
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