The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-17

husband on his business trip through
Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Harry Abrams and Mrs. Flora Mills
were married yesterday at the probate
court Office by Judge HaymaNer
Mrs. w. T. McElroy of Humboldt, Kan,
is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. B.
House of 4Ss st. Francis street.
Miss Helen Gibson of FL Dorado, has
been the guest of Mrs Merton Stewart
this week. She will return today.
Little Misses Mabel and Rachel Massey,
daughters Of the assistant chief Of police,
are visiting with relatives at Furley.
E. ]. Sullivan and wife of Western
Union Telegraph company, have taken
rooms in the Butler block for the winter.
Mrs. H. E. Baker and daughter leave
this morning for Ell Reno, o. T., where
she meets her husband, TO reside perma-
nently.
Miss Gussie Beers, who has been spend
ing the summer at the home of her
uncle, D. II. Deem, returned to Emporia
yesterday.
The preliminary hearing Of G. NJ. Cotner,
charged with rape, which was set for
o'clock yesterday, was postponed until
next Friday.
James Downey, a prominent farmer and
politician of Spring Valley. Mcpherson
county, is attending United States court
as a petit juror
Miss Fannie Parker, after spending her
vacation here with her parents. returned
to Enid, 0. T., where she has position
in a millinery store.
An aged couple from seely, Kan, were
in the city yesterday to get marriage
license. They were w. J. Whitson, aged
60, and Mrs. E. J. Parson, aged IS.
Mr.. George Whitney called at the police
court yesterday afternoon and settled with
the court for riding his wheel on the side
walk He paid the usual fine of 81.
Mrs. S. D. Porter left last night for an
extended visit with relatives and friends
IN Chicago and other eastern cities. Mr..
Porter accompanied her as far as Kansas
City.
Harry L. Hunt, who has been sick at
st. Francis hospital the past two weeks,
has recovered sufficiently to be brought
back to his home, which is with w. H.
Cul0.
Scott E. Whine says the purchase OF
the Zimmerly block is a personal invest
ment Of his own and that the Union Gen.
trail Life Insurance company has no in
tereet in 1t.
Mr.. Henry Gibbons, foreman Of the
building forces Of the Rock Island from
Harrington to Fort Worth, was in the
city yesterday on business. Mr. Gibbons
headquarters are in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parker of Enid, o.
T, who have been spending the summer
in Illinois, stopped off here yesterday on
their way hone to spend Sunday with
their parents at 321 North Market.
Miss Mary Bradford of Kansas City, !
with her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Bradford of NIiddleport, Ohio. who
have been visiting Miss Mary Cook, ISL
North Topeka, will return home tomor- /,
row.
Miss Kate Lee head trimmer in Kaiser /
& Durfee's millinery store at South Nc /
Alester, I. T.. Teft last night to resume |
her work, after spending her vacation I
here with her parents in the Sedgwick |
block.
George AIcNeal VIII leave this morning
for a weeks visit in Guthrie, Oklahoma I
City and other places in Oklahoma. He
will take in the Oklahoma City Street !
Fair, Major Woodsons Indian agency and /
do society at Guthrie.
Divorces were granted yesterday to Da- I
vid South from his wife, Orvilia South !
and to Leona Church from her husband !.
Charles Clinton Church. The latter's hus- I
hand is IN the penitenuary and could not |
appear to protest. Mrs. Church's attor- I
ney was A Thomas Cherry.