The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-22

Mr.. Ed Greer. editor Of the Winfield
Courier. was in the city yesterday.
Judge and Mrs Wall are in Topeka.
They are expected home Saturday morn
ing.
Graham Campbell and Garland Ferren
went to Augusta yesterday Tor week 5
stay.
z. G. Foster. a justice OF the peace al
Se6gwtck, stabbed man Wednesday and
is IN Jail.
Marriage license were issued 20 Willis
Simpson and Viola Brig, ". J. Gould and
Anna Hunt.
Geo. u. Dickson. c. J. Fletcher and Joe
Houston went over TO the Walnut yester-
day 20 dsh.
". S. Rogers and family Iets yesterday
afternoon on a weeks fishing tour 10
Dunn's NEls
Mr.. Nike Goldsmith VII leave shortly
for Denver. Colo. TO spend few weeks
w5th his parents
Miss Vera Hun left last evening for
month with relatives.
]. NJ Bouham expects to leave within
a few days for Omaha 70 visit for few
weeks at the Exposition.
yesterday by John T. Davis asking for a
divorce from Mabel J. Davis.
Mss Agnes Blakeley left yesterday
morning for the east whore she wiz spend
the rest OF the summer vacation.
Miss Alberta Reese left over the Santa
Fe last night for Winfield. where she Will
visit for few days with friends.
The names Of the men arrested at Maize
on suspicion Of being the Frisco train
robbers are Tom Carl and Haslett-
Councilman G. T Cubbon left yesterday
afternoon over the Missouri Pacific Oh 4
short business trip 70 Hutchinson
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L Eaton and family
returned yes terday from an extended visit
to Indianapolis and Kentucky points
Miss Birdie Wond-rly died last night at
her home 237 South Lawrence, at o'clock
of consumption after a lingering illness
Mrs. Bookhouse OF WilTnoEe was in the
city yesterday shopping. She was quar-
tered at the Carey during her short stay
here.
Miss Inez Creditor Is expected home
within the next few days, 70 spend her
vacation with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
z. H. Creditor.
u
the Kansas Midland aid bonds for Splitter
& Co, of Toledo. O., left for Kansas City
last evening.
City Attorney George Adams is IN To
peka attending the hearing OF the freight
rate case before the state board OF rail-
road commissioners.
Clarence P. Woodoock, a former Wich-
tia boy, was here yesterday from Emporia
spending the day with his parents. Col
and Mrs Z. y. Woodcock.
Mr.. Joe Miller left yesterday morning
for Geuda Springs. where he viii spend
a few days with his family who are so
journing there for few weeks
Miss Helen Taylor returned over the
Missouri Pasiic yesterday afternoon from
a very pleasant VISIT with Mss Alice
Goldberg at the Quapaw agency.
Matte Reed and Anna horton. the col
ored girls accused OF robbing John Pin
gel % Sedgwick. were yesterday bound
over TO the distric, court IN bonds OF SO
each.
z. A. Austin. train dispatcher al Well
ington for the Santa Fe, left for his home
hast night. having been inflated into the
mysteries of the Elk lodge the previous
evening.
Mrs. Seth Wilson. accompanied by her
son. left over the Missouri Pacific for
Greensburg. Ind. where they Will visit
with friends and relatives for a few
months.
Mr.. George Murray. who has been play
ing thu slide trombone in the Wichita
Citizens Band. left over the Santa Fe
last night for New York CITY. where he
will play with a concert company.
Mr.. Wendell Mclaughlin. who has be-n
In Phoenix. Arizona. for several months
left a few days ago for the Grand Canon
Of the Colorado. His eyes ght Is all right.
reports TO the contrary being mistaken
Mrs. Frank Craig arrived in the city
yesterday morning from South McAlester
1 T. Mrs. Craig viii be the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Washburp.
OF East Central avenue
The doors Of the Model C1orhinE Store
viii be opsned again this morning and
the cIosing-out sa2s continued. The same
as for the past month. as 10 sale % rhs
entire stock which occurred last Tuesday
has 5ssn declared OF. owing 70 a n1lzga-
3erstanding il regard 20 settlenene.
The Santa Fe and Rock Island VII
make ore fare for The round TIP Sstur-
day in order THAI the colored people q
th5s city wSlo have friends IN ttse new oo{-
ored battalion which are soon 70 leave
for Chicka nauEa may have al oppo-tun-
ity I ov1s.t with them before taey de-
part.
L e held by some that Kansas fs 10
great cabbage country. tina. ne middle
and lat@r sumner west her lacks humid
lty. etc " Il. Mye-s. the gardner. a.
i7a5 South Elnpors, says taat ne trouble
r. suca peop.s DO not knos aoE 20 rae
cabbzgs He left s specimen head yez-
terdzy ~ita sae Eagle taat weighs inst
ten pounds It = ~ Henderson Ear.y
s,lmIre- variety and cant - beat - sav
COUNTY, 1fr. Myers says Ne has soIs S1a3