The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-28
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN RRIEF

-H-7S 11ci7n BOSS has CeLtIHeo I[o11 a
extended visit to friends in Oklahoma
Miss Pearl Gilbert Is home from a TIRE
weeks visit with her mother in New Kirk
Oklahoma
Mr.. J. IL Bentley has returned after 6
pleasant v1sR of three weeks TO Adams
Ind
Mss Love has returned home from
three weeks visit with friends near MAY
field
Mr.. L NJ. Bates Is home from q tril
Through Oklahoma, where he has beer
on business
Mr. P L. MiHison returned home yes
terday morning from short business riy
to Kansas City.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. B. Herzer OF Dodge CITY
are visiting at the home OF their uncle,
Mr.. Henry Herzer.
Mr.. John Ray and his family has moved
here from Harper and VIII make this city
their future home.
Miss Laura Bouve viii leave tomorrow
for Kiowa where she viii visit for a shor;
time with friends.
The cases OF Paddy Shea and Mrs.
Sarah Moss. in Judge Glsnn's court. were
continued yesterday.
Mira Theodore G. Parham wiz leave for
Guede Springs tomorrow morning for a
months recreation.
Msssrs. ]. =. Reed and Charles Syen-
Ger OF Oxford came up last night to
spend Sunday here
T1ga
IS visiting her sister. Mrs. J. P. Nolan,
l46 South Pattie avenue
Manager Martling said yesterday that
the opera house would be opened on Sep
tenfber with "a Breezy Time"
Mr.. and Mrs, John TrosteI and two little
daughters of Dss Moines, Ia. are visiting
Mr.. Charles Zeininger and family.
Hon. Jim Hamilton, ex-treasurer OF the
state, Is spending Sunday with friends
here from his home IN Nashville
Miss Ida Kenslsr Is hocns from, a very
pleasan vacation trip Of four weeks which
she spent with her sister in jacksonville.
III
Father Besley passed through tbs city
yesterday from Kansas City en- route TO
his home in Arkansas City.
Mlss Pauline Calhoun returned homo
last evening from Winfield, whore she
has been visiting friends for The last ten
days
The Misses Charity and Mary Ellsworth
go 10 Emporia September to attend the
State Normal college. They will be gone
nine months,
Mr.. B. w George, of Robinson Heavy
Hardware company. has purchased the
Rogers cottage on North Market and win
make II his home.
Mrs. Coler Sim and her daughter left
over the Santa Feqast evening for Topeka,
called there on account of the serious Al-
hess OF her mother.
Mr.. Governor Kramer returned home
Yesterday from a trip over the Missouri
Pacific towns, whore he has been adver-
Using the Wichita fair.
Dr6 Cave, whose wheel was stolen from
the lodge room next to the old Cash Hen
lerFor building, a month ago found Il
pack in the place yesterday.
Celia little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Israel, who has been very sick with
Uphold fever for several weeks, Is re-
'orted as slowly improving.
Miss Jessie BEEN of Hutchinson, who
Las a large number of friends IN this city.
9 here visiting for few days with Mss
icElroy Of North Emporia avenue.
Miss Alpha Galloway died at the wich- |
IA hospital last night at II O'Clock |
funeral services win be held at her late
esidence, SIS South Hydraulic avenue, at
p m Monday, August g.
Mrs. George S. Mcknight and daughter. |
fiss Mary r. Mcknight left Thursday /
or their hons III st. Louis after a two /
'eeks' visit at the residences OF ]. H
4 Knlght, 1886 North Topeka avenue.
Dr.. W. J. MartindaIe returned on the /
took Island last night. He has been away
Or four weeks visiting the conferences
Z the church IN Montana and Utah IN
ne interests of the Missionary society.
A gay party of ladies from t+1e east
art OF the city leave this morning for
1ree Days camping sotourn. Thsy 20
ITO biDoua,c out on the river % the west
the city. Several city suests viii take
unday dinner with them.
L
'uncan, Of the Twenty-second Kansas,
,und him guilty OF desecrauns the grave
, Confederate officer at the Bull Run
attleheld, and no was sentenced to an
Imprisonment of five years.
A farmer oy the name Of Tlso, who was
irving east on Douglas avenue yesterday
.ternoon in a heavy wagon, struck
heel on the buggy belonging 10 Mrs
lillian Mathewson- TISo never stopped
ID eft the ladies 70 look after the dan?
&c he had done.
Invitations are out 70 "a party celebra-
On OF the tN0enty-ifrf ann versary OF
e marriage Of Mr.. ard Mrs Robe-; z.
lwTeDce at their hone or Topeka ave
"a. Friday evening. September 2 Rob
Z z. Lawrence and Laura l. Smith (
ere married September ?. 1879.
A gay party started for the Whitewater
is yesterday morning 10 enjoy an out
g for a week OF two The party corr
sted OF Afr. ard Mrs. Bert Mccormick.
issss HiH. Atts and Corwin: sfessrs.
nth. II n. Helm and Smith They were
ape-oned by Mrs. Z. P HE and NJ. s.
Corwin-
Colonel Funston 81 The Kansas voluu-
Frs has sternly rs5uksd Lieutenant Col
q Little tor writing a lettsr % the gov !
ao- % Kansas recommending Tire pro
otloa % cer-azn men % tne regiment :
hough Little was aware that Co1ons.
lnstoa had already made his oza rec1-n-
.1dations J,
:, z Parker. who was arrested =. feN =
Is ag3 By Officer Massey or The charge &
obtaining goods Under fslse prs.enses, ?
5 arranged 5eaore JUds-s walker yes ?
day afternoon He was found guilty
: sentenced % - days = 3sll ard 70 Z
nd committed unt.l The costs were paid, -
lch amount Of rs