The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-17

evening for Washington, D. c.
Miss Grace De Mott is entertaining Miss
Moore OF Benton for few days.
Mrs. ]. n. Richardson is visiting with
relatives In Chetopa for few days
Miss Bessie Hays has gone TO Garder
! City. where she viii teach this winter.
Rev. Randall will offciate at ST Johns
church tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock
Dr.. c. G. Adams left last evening for
Council Bluffs. Ia He will return Tues
day.
3. F. Smith of Anthony was attending
to some business affairs In the city yes
terday.
VIII Tusch, formerly Of this city. who
has been residing m Houston. Tex. is here
| to locate.
Mrs. ]. B. Morris OF North Waco ave
| igan for a few weeks
! Doc Lamphert returned home yesterday
over the Rock Island from ct. Louis. He
has been gone all summer.
| The Unitarians will hold service at Sedg-
wick Music hall Sunday at II a. m The
Rev. Frederick Preston will preach
Harry Hunt. formerly of this city and
lately of JAMESTOWN. N. Y, has returned
to this city and will reside here in the
future.
Miss Davis, who died Thursday. at the
! corner of Elm and Fourth. will be buried
this morning at o'clock from the Pro-
Cathedral.
Charles z. Ellis, manager for Newton
Beers, arrived in the city last night and
began arrangements for the popular play
Lost in London
The Episcopal ladies' are making careful
preparations 10 run booth at the sair.
1t will be in charge of Mrs. z. s. Magill
and Mrs. F. c. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Knoblauch have gone
to Omaha. where they will take in the
sights Of the exposition. They were &C
companled by Miss Lena Crib.
Dave Hess Of Hutchinson. representing
the Page Woven Wire Fence company Of
Adrian. Mich, is in the city preparing
their exhibit at the fair grounds.
Misses Maud Terrill and Helen Reilly
of Anthony who attended Paramount last
winter, and made a great number Of friends
here, have returned for this winter.
Miss Matte Connor died at the home of
her parents, Thursday, Of typhoid fever.
Funeral services will be held from the
Pro-Cathedral Saturday at II a. m.
Frank Myers arrived in the city yester-
day from Winslow, A T.. to attend the
funeral of Mrs. A NJ. Ford, who was killed
in the Rock Island collision on Tuesday
night.
Mrs. C. w. Mccoy left last night over
the Santa Fe for Omaha, where she will
visit the exposition. From Omaha she
will go to Council Bluffs to visit q short
time with relatives,
Fred J.vandegrift, the trenchant political
writer and iconoclast OF the Kansas City
Star. IS in Wichita for a day or two Mr..
Vandegrift Is taking a whirl at state pol
tiles in staff correspondence and what he
doesn't know of Kansas politics and Kan
sas politicians hasn't happened yet
w. u. Schell of Wichita is in the city
visiting friends and attending to business.
Mr.. Schell is secretary and treasurer Of
the Wichita Nursery associat ton. He says
Mr.. Stanley, Republican candidate for gov
erIlor, is president Of the board of direc-
tors Of the company and is one ofsthe most
enthusiastic horticulturists in the state
Fort Scott Monitor.
We observe by the Wichita Daily Eagle
that the Oklahoma Press association was
royalty entertained by the Peerless Prin-
cess last Monday, being taken over the
city to the various places of interest. The
n1fo ole IT,
tainment at Kansas City Tuesday. There
are some pleasures enjoyed by editors and
their families which even up the disagree
able through which many of them pass
Medford Patriot.