The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-10


last evening for a few days business in
! the city.
Frank A. Miller went to Newton and
the east part Of the state yesterday On
business.
Louis Murray left yesterday for tour
of Texas for his health. He expects to be
absent about month.
Miss Laura Bixby Of Wellington has
returned to her home after a weeks visit
with friends in this city.
]. c. BramhaIl, western passenger
agent of the Burlington, is in the city call
ing upon the local lines.
Mr.. Roy Waltermeyer Of Chicago is in
the city for a few days and expects soon
TO go to Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Dale Culver, assistant at College
Hill school, is recovering from an attack
of throat and bronchial trouble.
Dr. Noble. a prominent physician of
Caldwell, is in the city calling upon the
local members of the profession.
Mrs. Lew Yengst of Emporia is visiting
friends in the city. She will visit at New
ton and Florence on her return.
c. A. Stinson came in last evening from
his house at Chicago and will spend q
few days in the city with friends.
W. W. Webster, of the Union Transpor-
tation company's headquarters at Kan
sas City, is in town on official business.
Miss Agnes Brown, who recently grad
uated from the Wichita Commercial Col
lege, has returned to her home in Newton
Francis C. Price, stockman of Ashland,
came in last night on business at the
stock yards. He is stopping at the Carey.
Miss Grace Davidson, who has been for
a week suffering from a very severe at
tack of grip, is reported to be slowly con-
yalescing.
Mrs. T. o. Meredith Of Douglass is visit
ing friends IN the city and arranging for
a course in elocution at the Del Ray
School of Oratory.
Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Daily Of FL Do
RADIO have moved to this city to reside in
the future. Mr.. Daily is in the train SER
vice of the Missouri Pacific.
Mrs. Caldwell Ladd is entertaining her
friend, Mrs. James Wilson of Furley. Mr..
Wilson is a brother Of Luther Wilson,
deputy county treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs r. ]. Knight have return
ed to their home in Mcpherson after at
tending the funeral of Richard Langan,
who was Mrs. knights brother.
w. ]. Duval of Hutchinson has returned
home after participating in the knights
of Pythias ceremonies Tuesday night Mr.
Duval is grand inner guard of the Kan
sas grand lodge.
Ed H. Blood was in the city yesterday
from his stock farm at Haysville con-
tracing with DR.. Cave for supplying him
with car load of posts for the doctors
horse and cattle ranch near Wichita.
Mr. B. E. Allison, joint agent of the
five railroads al the Union stock yards,
from Hutchinson yesterday. &C
companied By his wife and two daughters
who will make this their home in future.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Matthews. who
left here last summer for the doctors
home in northern Texas are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Matthews father, DR..
j. NJ Ninick DR.. Matthews may decide
to locate here
Mrs. Harry Lyle of st. Joe will leave
tomorrow for her home after two weeks
visit with her mother. Ms. L. S. Wood
cock. Mr.. Lyle was for several years in
charge Of the collection department Of the
old Wichita National bank.
George I. Girty came in last night for a
weeks visit with his daughter here. He
reports the outlook for spring trade all
over the state as the best for this season |
in years. Merchants in every branch of
trade are laying in large stocks and al
expect a heavy trade.
The funeral ot sIts. George Culver VIII /
take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence on the West Side. She !
died yesterday after q brief Illness. She |
had been a resident of this county for |
nearly q quarter of a century. and for |
about a year in this city.
The tableau of Patriotism" which was |
TO have been given at the Auditorium for |
the benefit Of the Children's Home. was !
postponed until Saturday night, at the |
same place when it viii De nat on IN all /
the original details. The Indictment /
weather was the cause of the postpone |
ment.
The 400 new volumes recently added TO /
the city library have had the effect Of in |
creasing the interest and patronage of |
the public The new books are all OF the |
very best literature and late publication. |
and the fine selection has induced & large |
number Of citizens to become regular s'.h-
scribers.
There will be no services in the Re- !
formed church on Sunday next owing 70 /
the absence Of the pastor. who will preach /
the sermon on the occasion Of the reop- /
ening Of the Reformed church in Cheney. |
The latter church has been undergoing /
extensive repairs and the first service will |
be held there on Sunday.
Reading Circle No Of the University |
association course will meet this evening /
for the study Of Roman history. The 1
club will meet at the home Of Miss Maud /
JOS East Central avenue.
and Will be led by Miss Agnes Conway.
vice president. Miss Mclaughlin VIII en-
terrain some OF the members OF the club /
1t lunch before the evening study.
Edgar 3. Marchant received last ev-
sning his commission as captain Of the
Sons Of Veterans Guards for Company z
u this city. the military order Of the or
yanization- His commission IS direct from
the division commander. ". P Feeder.
IF the state Of Kansas. and dates for one
year Mr.. Marchant has for several years
been actively interested in the work OF
he Sons Of Veterans and has long been
IN officer in the order.
William Daily. formerly Mt. Hopes
banker, but whose present home IS at