The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-11

Oklahoma. was in the city yesterday at
| tending to some business matters
Mr.. Cash Henderson left yesterday for
| New York City. where he goes 20 pur-
chase mis- fall and winter stock of dry
goods.
| Miss Maud voyles returned home yes
| terday from Kinsley, where she has been
visiting for the past six weeks with rel
atives.
Mr. o. A Boyle sent the furniture over
to the hospital yestrday to put in the
'Wichita Lyceum room" 1t viii be nice
one.
Mr.. Howard Wheeler is home from a
trip to Syracuse, N. Y, where he has been
for the past few weeks visiting with MS
parents.
Mr. Jesse Asp an old citizen of Wichita
was here yesterday spending the day with
old friends. He is living now in Wei
lngton.
Mrs. Milton Rudolph and her sister. Miss
Carrie Carpenter. returned yesterday
from a months visit with relatives ia
Kentucky.
The Wichita and Topeka base bail teams
peft over the Santa Fe last night for To-
peka, where they VIII play series Of
three games.
Miss Nellie Neuman OF Empor1a stopped
here yesterday and was the guest Of Miss
Bessie Reed for the day. She was on her
way home from visit IA ArKansas City.
The Grinenstein residence. with the
land, some fifteen or sixteen acres. was
purchased by the Winnie & Winnie Loan
company. The property is one Of the most
valuable and desirable IN the city.
Miss Lilly. VITO has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. c. II. Brooks. left the city
Tuesday evening for her home IN 1ova
Quite a number OF friends ladies and gen
tlemen, called IA the evening 20 bid her
bon voyage.
George " Vickers, prominent Rspub-
Hcan candidate for delegate tor congress,
John NJ Pugh. bank examiner FOR Okla
homa. and Lon Whorton, Democratic 3D.
itor Of me Sentinel. al Perry. called on the
Eagle yesterday.
Mrs. II. J. Hume Jet yesterday after
noon over The Missouri Psciac for chi
cago and New York Upon ae7 return
trip she viii visit a few days ~i,h her
parents In Kansas City 2rs. Hume vii
be gore uutl about the first.
Oklahoma city Oklahomsn: During ths
state fair AZ wichita thla fan q DAY VII
be set apart as Rough Rders Day
when Wicafta wlu entertain me Cuban
rough riders. An Effort wl1 Be made 20
get Teddy Roosevelt 70 atae-d
Xr Paris Mills and wife. vrho have beer /
living a. Syracuse. taiE state. tor ss5aus
thirteen years ard have sod 5gt tsslr fa-
ferests a. tast p.sce. are vlait ~ r. Wfca- T
"a Nr. &iIs IS very favo-za,T l-p-
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establishing t.uself ia oassaess here
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