The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-28
H.. where she will vlsi. with friends for

IL. where she will visit with friends for
a few weeks.
]. B. Riddle. deputy county treasurer
Of Butler county, came over from FL Do
RADIO yesterday.
Miss Anna Miller, stenographer at the
Frisco Offices at Neodesha- spent Sunday
with her parenes.
c. L. Fountains left Sunday afternoon
over the Santa Fe On a short business
dip 10 ST. Louis.
H. LewelIyn Jones, county attorney at
Harper county. was here yesterday from
mis- home N Anthony.
Mrs. George R. Parham leaves Wednes-
day for California and the Pacific coast
TO spend the summer.
Mr.. R Cuttings, telegraph editor Of the
Eagle. returned home yesterday from
trip 10 the Omaha exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Drake and Mr.. Clyde
Drake of Colorado Springs are visiting
their parents on South Lawrence.
Miss Imogen Green leaves soon for
Pond Greek, o. T, on visit to her pa
rents. She will be gone several weeks.
Mrs. George Sewen and son have re-
turned from a several weeks visit with
relatives in the western part Of the state
Mr.. r. Cuttings, the Eagles telegraph
editor, mas returned from weeks visit
to the Omaha exposi tion. He says 1t is
a great show.
The Citizens band will play this even
ing at the court house IN their new and
handsome uniforms, purchased from the
Golden Eagle.
o. q. Smith left over the Santa Fe Sun
day afternoon for Topeka From there
he will go on to Chicago, where he will
remain for a week.
Mr.. Garland Terrell is in Kansas City,
where he is taking the preliminary ex-
animation for Harvard college which he
will attend next winter.
DR.. w. A. Spencer of Philadelphia was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland P.
Murdoch yesterday. He will leave this
morning for his home in the east.
Dr. T. Blakeslee is here in the interest
of the new revenue law and will be al the
government building Wednesday from 8
to 5, where he will see persons interested.
Yesterday a jury of six men declared
John Grof to be sane. One week ago the
same Jury declared the same man TO be
insane. Either the jury or the man is ad-
Unstable
D. NJ. Main, whose store was burglar
lied at Cheney some days ago, identified
some of the missing goods yesterday here
on Jim Newcomb who was arrested on
suspicion and brought here from yelling
ton.
Mrs. Bert McCausland and children left
yesterday for Albuquerque, N. M, where
she will reside, Mr.. MeCausland having
been promoted to route agent for the
Wells-Fargo Express company, with his
headquarters in Albuquerque.
J. Kansas Morgan, editor Of the Neo-
desha Register, called at the Eagle office
yesterday to pay It a visit He was re-
Gently appointed postmaster Of his town,
TO take effect July 1. He left last night
for his home over the Frisco.
Abe Carr, Of the Carr Bicycle works,
IS going into the manufacture OF wheels
IN good style and has already received
| orders enough to justify him in ordering
the nanufact of name and trade mark
plates, which he received yesterday.
One OF the picturesque sights In the
grand stand ct the ball game yesterday
were two handsome young ladies deco a =
ed in the coiors Of their favorites. One
had on a blue dress. the other red one,
and both were trimmed with white cord.
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Mrs. John Dawson, of the Packing House
meat market, a little girl. No parents
were ever prouder. Johnny says he will
! give an extra pound of steak to all his
| customers for the next week for the same
price.
Miss Beatrice Sanford, daughter Of
| Prof. Sanford, was married last Friday in
Little Rock, Ark, TO Charles Diamond,
| a song and dance harpist. The Sanford
family IS well known in Wichita and were
| filing a summer date in Little Rock.
Miss Sanford and Diamond had known
each other less than a week.
| Robert A. Hamilton, superintendent Of
| the Whitaker packing house in Wicita
| for four years, and for fifteen years in
! the employ OF Whitaker. died in St.
| Louis, Sunday, June 27. He had one OF
his large toes amputated last week and
| blood poison was the probable cause OF
death. At the time Of his death Mr.. Ham
ilton was IN the employ of the Swift
Packing company Of East 81. Louis. Mr.
Hamilton superintended the building Of
/ the Wichita plant and IS well known in
this city,