The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-04

Mr.. Ed Burchmal of Conway Springs
was visitor here yesterday.
Professor Paul Roulet Of the Fairmount
college is reported to be very low.
Railroad Commissioner w. P. Campbell
was here an hour or two yesterday.
Archie Alexander is very i'll with typhoid
fever at sos South Emporia avenue.
| Mr.. Louis Murray returned yesterday
from a SIX weeks trip in the south.
Mrs C. F. Armitage is the guest of
friends in FL Dorado for a few days.
Mrs H, C. Ruggles has returned from
Eureka Springs improved in health.
Chief Justice ]. H. Burford and wife Of
Guthrie were at the Carey yesterday.
Mr.. Roy Allen left yesterday morning
for the State university at Lawrence.
The clearing house report for last week
passed the half million mark in this city.
DR.. A. Whitlock has moved his office
from 119 South Main to 23515 South Main.
Miss G. Farmer of Chicago was regis
tered at the Manhattan hotel yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Woods and Miss Adele Stot-
Ter of Wellington will spend this week in
the city with friends.
Miss Minnie Van Ness returned to her
home at Ell Reno Saturday after a six
weeks visit in the city.
Mr. w. A. Anderson of wellington spent
the day here yesterday. Mr. Anderson was
the guest of the Carey.
Deputy United States Mars1h Fred
Trigg will leave this morning on bust
ness trip to Rice county.
Mrs. Bert McCausland Of Colorado
Springs is in the city visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Noble.
County Attorney S. B. Amidon returned
yesterday morning from a snort business
trip to Topeka and Chicago.
Mr. Paul Brown will go TO Cheney To-Day
and will probably be there the balance Of
the week attending to business matters.
Miss Matte schopf of the Kansas Ma
tional bank has been elected TO take
charge of the clearing house association.
Mrs. T. burgess of st. Joseph, Mo,
is expected Tuesday to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James H. Berry, 3O4 East Third
street.
Miss Maud Doak, formerly Of Iowa, now
a resident of Butler county, is visiting
street.
Mr.. Harry Myers has returned home
from Purcell, where he has been during
the past week attending to some legal
matters.
Mr. Graham Campbell. son OF SIR. I. P.
Campbell, will leave this morning for
Lawrence to resume his studies in the
university.
John A. Alien. salesman for the Wichita
Wholesale Grocery company. came ir on
the Rock Island Saturday night to spend
Sunday at home.
Among other repairs and new buildings
going up. the reporter noticed the begin
ming Of a new office at the Standard Oil
works, to cost about S2.o0o.
Miss Hartman, who has been the guest
of her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Allen, for several weeks, left for her home
in Leavenworth yesterday morning.
Mrs Frame. the Quakeress preacher,
preached az the First u. z. church yes
terday morning TO a large audience. whose
hour.
Hon. W. D. Fossett. deputy United
States marshal Of Oklahoma. was in the
city yesterday calling on his numerous
friends here. Mr.. Fossett nov resides at
Guthrie.
Thornton Sargent and wife Ief. The city
Saturday night for Ohio, where they have
OF Mr.. Sargents mother, whose death is
hourly expected.
VIII c. Atchisoa. who has been in news
paper work in Wichita for two years.
leaves this morning for Topeka, where
he has a position on the Capital
The powers that be IN control OF the
Friends university ought 70 devise CT
wife the citizens to plant trees about the
campus and save a year.
At 8 p N. yesterday telegram was re-
ceived al the local Office % the weather
bureau directing il 70 hos: a no-thsr /
signal. as cold wave was expected, with /
rain turning TO snow.
\ little cottage. which was IN oil land +
mark built in 1S72 b. Mrs Packer. then F.
Mrs Jones. on Topeka avenue 5ust north 1
o. First street. was lifted <-om Is moor
iugs last week and taken say 20 make
room for a much larger and conmodluus
one.
The Thursday Afternoon Cooking Club.
encouraged BY the success OF ;helv sale
yester6ay for The ha,es. ~ Ire TNirrlra