The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-29
CITY IN BRIEF


CITY IN BRIEF
Father ]. Henry Then is nome from q
short trip to Topeka.
Mrs c. F. Luening of Wellington Ia Wis
ting Mrs. H. Bolte.
DR.. ]. H. Terrill went to Mcpherson
yesterday on business.
Mrs. A. NJ. Howe is the guest Of rela-
| tives and friends in Indiana
Mrs. A. E. Botkin of Wellington was in
the city yesterday shopping.
| Mr.. P B. Gillette Of Kingman was q
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Edwin Taylor leaves next wick for
Omaha, Neb., to attend the exposition.
Mr.. J. w. Hawk went to Sedgwick yes
terday afternoon on a short business trip.
w. NJ. Glenn, candidate for lieutenant
governor, stayed at the aCrey last night.
Mr.. James A Comfy has returned from
a weeks business trip 10 Galveston, Tax.
There will be a class of twelve con-
hrmed at the German Lutheran church
today.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Vols Of Wellington
were in the city yesterday visiting ana
shopping.
Miss Emma sanderson Of Hutchinson is
in the city the guest of Miss Maud Pyle
for few days.
Colonel H. G. Toler returned yesterday
morning from Topeka where he had been
on some private business.
County Attorney S. B. Amidon is home
from Topeka where he has been in consul
tation with Governor Leedy.
The banquet of the Chautauqua Alumni
will be. held in Garfield hall Tuesday ev-
ening at o'clock, May S1st-
Mr.. Harry Stanley of Buffalo, N Y, IS
in the city for a few days, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McNaghten.
Attorney John w. Adams was a mem
Der Of the class that took the 32nd degree
of Freemasonry the past week.
Mr.. James Bourgette came over yester-
day afternoon on the Frisco from Angus
Ia to spnd Sunday with relatives
The Emerson eighth grade will meet at
the Emerson building Monday al 1920 a.
m, to set date for school picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Waite of Kansas City
spent several days last week visiting
among old friends ond acquaintance.
Miss Amy Eggleston of Bloomingburg,
Ohio, is spending the summer visiting the
family of George Charlton of the West
Side.
Mr.. lie Roy Kramer, who came over to
attend the High school alumni banquet,
will leave for his home in Hutchinson to-
night.
Monday, May SOth, Decoration Day, the
postofflce viii be open until 1870 a. m.
Carriers viii deliver mail on routes until
1850 a. m
Mrs. a. L. Bennett while out riding yes
terday was thrown from her horse and
severely wrenched her back, and Is now
confined to her bed.
Mr. ". c. NittIe. travelling passenger
gent of the Clover Leaf, with headquar-
tiers in ST. Louis, was in the city yesterday
calling on the local railroad men.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren FoEg and baby
Julia, returned to Kansas City Thursday
nieAt after pleasant visit Of several
days with relatives and friends.
MI and Ms. c. C. Richt and little
daughter Marie left Tuesday morning for
their home in Chicago after a pleasant
visit with Mr.. RIGHTS parents on Waco
avenue
Mrs. r J. Fausset OF Harper IS in the
city the guest OF her sister Miss J. p
Walker. who leaves Monday afternoon for
Baltimore, Nd. to Join her brother. Dr..
A. E. Walker. who is taking a pos, grad
uate course at Johns Hopkins university.
On account Of the serious illness OF T.
L. Cooper, the social which was 10 have
been given by Harmony Council. No. 10.
F. A a, Monday evening. VIII be post
ponsd until further notice. By order q
the committee.
Cards were received IN this city an
nounc!rg the marriage o. April g. %
Miss Florence Thayer and NJ. Charles Il.
Todd Of Chicago. Mss Thaye- Will 81 re-
msmbered as former Wichita SRI and
has many friends here.
Nj Caspar c. Haynes will sing this
morning at the - z church Maine"
service words by Rev. c. c. Woods. The
Liberation of Cuba" 20 America B.>aep
AIcCahe says II this hymn: II Is @
grand expression OF the thought of to
day"
Eur.ce Z. Bentley. wife os James -
Bentley. died az her home 10 s7uta law
renee avenue last evening az o'clock
Funeral services win be he'd a. TIE South
Lawrence Christian church this after
noon az 80 o'clock InterE,srt II High .
land cemetery.
Judge Ray of Wellington was here yes
terdsy- He said that last year Sumner /
county produced over sac 1o8 bushes q
wheat. but thls year with 10 accidents (
thyy would exceed any other year. He
predicts a yield - 7oapo bushels. NJ
4 r Nokes Of Wellington NAs g vlsito.
here yesterday. /