The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-30
p posters for the great Gentry-Patchen

| UP pOstSrs LOT the great Gentry-Ratcnen
event.
Mr.. David smyth left yesterday for
Townsville, Colo, for a rustIcauon In
the mountains.
| II. S. Beckwith has returned from Geu-
| da Springs, where he has been for some
time for his health.
| A brand new flag fioated from the
tower staff of the Peerless mills on West
Douglas yesterday.
Miss Helen Mccormick left over the
Santa Fe last evening for Colorado
| Springs to spend a month.
| Judge Glenn has received notice OF an
increase in pension for Rufus w. Linder
from &l7 TO $50 per month.
e. C. Slower of S15 South Topeka. died
last night at s:35 Of paralysis. The fun
| eral will be held at o'clock p. m. today.
Butler county received a soaking rain
yesterday morning. and there Is mud 10
spare all uD and down the Walnut val
ley.
Miss Julia Eommer Il in Colorado
Springs visiting her sister. Mrs. A Feb
leisen. She expects to remain several
weeks.
W. Z. Remspear OF Arkansas City, IN
company with c. W. Bailey. was In the
city yesterday and made the Eagle a
call.
One OF Wichita's charming young ladies
has fad for picking up horse shoes she
never sees one on the street but what she
appropriates 1t to her collection.
Mr.. Verne WOltermeyer returned TO
Kansas City last night via the Missouri
Pacific after a two weeks visit with his
mother and friends here and in Cheney.
Miller %S Hull, merchant tailOrs, are
making Improvements in their store.
When completed the firm will add a new
department In the line OF up-to-date hab-
erdashery.
What has become OF that new business
block and lodge structure combined which
was to have been built this season on the
corner Of Market and William streets op-
posite the federal building7
Mr. nd Mrs. E. II. Stevens and Mrs NJ
Wood. mother OF Mrs, Stevens. left for
New York Saturday. They will travel the
rest OF the summer and enjoy the lovely
summer resorts OF that state.
Street Commissioner Allen Is having the
resident streets rounded up and smoothed
down again. many Of them having be
come quite rough and their bitches o.
structed during the late rainy season
Mr.. George lines % Lawrence will ar
rive in the city Monday and accompany
Mr.. W. J. welser. manager OF the Geo.
Innes & Co. dry goods house. TO New
York. They will go via Galveston and
the Mallory line Of steamers.
Miss Margaret Baehtel. after spending
a months vacation visiting her parents. |
Mrs. and Mrs. J. Z. Bachtel OF the West
Side, left last evening for the Raw
agency 20 resume her duties as teacher
in the school for Indians there
Mr.. and Mrs. D. s. Howe Of lZls Biting |
avenue leave this morning for Chicago !
and the east. Mr.. Howe expects 20 De 1
gone about 1--WE months, combining bust 4
ness and pIsarure. = ]. Spencer will /
have charge Of DIR. H0~e's business In 1
wichita
Much Of the corn 81 this section has 4
srrive1 IT that stage when a rain wou.d 1
do Z. sore. which rain may come bs'oFs
this gets through the NerEenthalsr. snd /.
which. again. Il may not Rains in Ag-
gust are uncertain. both as 70 timslinsss
and c0piousnsss.
The funeral OF Mrs Anna NrCiure.
whose tragic death occurred Friday after
noon will take place this morning ~ J.
q clock az Dtfnbar'S undertaking rooms
North Main street. and the intsginsnt =;
Maple Grove cemetery. Especial fayfta-
ton e EXTENDED to the O. n r. and aux
Hilary oTRznizations-
The Oak street gang. With night rsaesE-
vous on The Santa Pc avenue corse-. re-
solved 20 change the name q tie sEErs-
xaion 20 TIE Msrsock TrsGns. sn1 'hs
Oak Street String Band % the Thrs- y
Might HaEks. and an extra poiics7saa
had 20 bs rarnsd for TIE beat On taGi cd
oak tree lined Eirss&