The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-08

Sam Slower says he IS working on a
plan to sprinkle the streets with the new
liquid air
! Miss Cecil Leland OF FL Dorado IS in
| the city visiting for a fewslays with Miss
Mary Lewis
Deputy Marshal Fred c. Trigg returned
| last evening from an extended TIFF
through Iowa
Miss Ida Howard, of the West Side. mas
returned from several weeks visit n
Peoria. Illinois.
Mr.. B c. Bennett and son of Nashville,
Kansas. are in the city and are the guests
of tne Manhattan
T. Breeze was Wichita visitor from
Lawrence yesterday. He was the only
Breeze in the city.
]. Z. Clark. the fancy neckwear man
Of Chicago. was in the city yesterday with
startling fall styles.
George Walker left last night over the
| Santa Fe for Kansas City on few
days business trip.
Miss Annie stubbs Of Lawrence. will ar
rive today and be the guest Of Miss Agnes
| Blakely for severay days.
Miss Margaret Parker. stenographer for
Houston & Huttmann is sick, at her home
on North Market street.
Mr.. George P. Locke. as custodian of
the federal building. has purchased win
dow curtains for the building.
Ed Moses. a prominent grain dealer
Of Great Bend, was attending the con-
vention in the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie BLY, Norton is home from
Newton, where she mas been for several
days visiting with her parents.
Miss Birdie Wonderley IS very low at
her home. 237 South Lawrence. and is not
expected to live but few days.
Mrs. C. T. Cubbon and daughters. Flo
renee and Nora, left last evening to spend
the summer visiting in Illinois.
Miss Fisher of Arkansas City IS visit
ing at the home of Miss Mable Hutchln-
son, 1904 North Lawrence avenue.
Mr.. P. Patterson of Grand Rapids.
Mich. is in the city visiting with Mr..
Frederick c. Gidday for few days.
Joe Houston and John Adams are in To-
peka before the supreme court in the
Stallings damage case against the city.
Charles H. Smythe and family expect to
leave in a few days for the mountains,
where they Will spend the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Oliphant left over
the Missouri Pacific last night for Kan
sas City. where they Will be for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Kelley and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Alley will leave today for a
weeks outing on the Walnut, in Butler
county.
Rev Bradts little boy fell from the sec
ond story window yesterday and almost
miraculously escaped with only a severe
shaking up.
The Kleinegger and Church preliminary
examination will be held at o'clock this
morning at the police court room, in the
City building.
Mr. w J. Houck a travelling furniture
salesman Of ST. Louis. arrived in the city
last evening and is visiting for few days
with friends here.
Invitations are out for a lawn fete to be
given by Mrs. John Thomas Ludlum on
next Monday evening at their residence on
North Topeka avenue.
The Hypatia picnic is deferred until next
Tuesday in order to have as a guest DR..
Minnie Stephens of Kansas City, who viii
then be here visiting friends.
Eaton g. Osman, representing the
American Elevator and Grain Trade. -
published at Chicago. was attending the
Kansas Grain Dealers meeting.
Mrs. Fritz Snitzler and daughter, Miss
Dollie. returned last night from Gueda
Springs. where they have been for several
weeks on account of their health.
Postmaster George P. Locke said yester-
day that when his term OF office expired,
which is on August 1st, that he intended
to 20 into the life insurance business.
Mrs. Lyons of Chicago, is in the city.
the guest OF her son w. B. Lyons OF TIA
East Douglas avenue. Mrs. Lyons was
for several years a resident Of Wichita
A. f.. Palmer. representing the Central
Lyceum bureau of Topeka, was In the
city yesterday arranging for the appear
ance Of some of his companies me coming
week
Mr.. George z. Lux Of Topeka, a prom
inent member Of the Elks lodge. was in
the city last evening calling on friends
He leaves this morning on a trip through
Oklahoma
Mrs. James Sigerson and daughter LETT
last evening TO join Mr.. Sigerson. who is
on their farm near Riverdale overseeing
the threshng Of his wheat. He has 80
acres OF extra fine.
Mrs. J. ". Morris aged 50. died at her
home. 2oS Waco avenue. Wednesday even
ing, July 6. Funeral services Nil be held
at Friendship church on North Market
street, Saturday al p. n.
Mrs. Isenhart and Mrs. Taylor are at
tending the National Educational assocla-
ton meeting at Washington. They vii
spend several months with friends in
West Virginia before returning.
Miss Byrd NJ. Schultz viii sing at the
First N L. church sunday morning. Mss
Schultz has a rich. musical voice. which
with some considerable training makes
her one OF the leading singers Of the west.
Mss Pauline Helm has come from New
ton, her home. for an extended visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. II. \ Davidson.
al So Alice avenue. Miss Pauline Is accom-
panied by her friend and playmate Miss
Mabel FAIR. who viii remain over sun
day.
Mr.. Bob Swes. q this city. who was
seriously injured BY s.ef a. ere ChIcoot
Pass. Alaska. has recovered sur e-t-y TO
return 20 the states. Alter ~ been