The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-25

Mrs d. z. Markle wiz leave this morn
ing for Manchester, o. T., to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Brssier.
Mrs q. S. Maxwell returned yesterday
from a trip through the east. including
Hannibal Quincy and Newkirk.
John Farmer l. visiting his brother In
Portland. Oregon. and will return via San
Francisco. where he also has relatives
Mrs. E A Smith. OF Denver. will leave
for her home after q four weeks visit
with her daughter. Mrs. r. ]. Diedrich.
Miss CIydia wlndle went to winfield on
Tuesday to attend the assembly and TO
visit friends. She win remain over Sun
day.
DR.. Hazard has opened an ONCE at
Isl North Main and is practicing q new
science for the treatment and cure OF dis
eases.
Miss Estella Baldwin Of Marion. IND.
arrived in the city on Thursday and viii
be the guest Of Mrs. Gerald Yolk for sew
eral weeks.
Henry waIlenstein and children, Mrs
Solomon. and his sister. Miss Rose Wal
lenstein OF Cincinnati, all left last evening
for Denver.
Mrs. Farris Of indianapolis. Ind. and
her daughter. Mrs. Kerr. are visiting with
Mrs. Farris' sisters. Mrs. Hall and Mrs.
Mckee. Of this city.
Adrian Houck arrived In the city yes
terday from Ann Arbor. Mich. where he
has for two years been attending the
University Of Michigan.
Mr.. II. z Chevus. of - Sommer 4 Co,
jewelers.. was called to his home in Hol-
ton, Kan. on account of the serious IL
ness Of his sister. yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. wheelock Of Anthony. who
Mrs. ]. ]. Short. 81 Ohio avenue, return
ed to her home last evening.
Mr.. Richard Pool Of Bayneville, Kan.
returned yesterday from Rockport, Ind.
where he and his daughter have been
visiting for the past three months.
Judge Myatt has returned from Topeka,
where he has been busy preparing the
defense for the court Of visitation. which
has been attacked In the federal court
Yesterday q letter passed through the
wichita postofice from Manila in a queer
envelope. a small piece Of bamboo with
the manuscript rolled and placed in the
center.
". F. Bolte, who last week graduated
from the wichita Commercial college. has
accepted a position with the National
Bank Of Commerce Of this city as stenog-
rapher.
United States Attorney J. W. Scothorn
and wife, Of Oklahoma, are in the city
visiting DR.. Lavert. on Jackson avenue.
on their way to Columbus, Ohio, their for
mer home.
Mrs. John L. Powell and Mss Nellora
returned yesterday after an absence OF
four weeks from the city. Mrs. Powell
was called to Illinois by the sudden ILL.,
ness and death Of her father. Thomas Ber-
~, a prominent resident Of Central I'LL
neis.
One Of the presents to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Barron Of Kingman, whose we'd
ding last week was attended by a num-
Der of people from Wichita, was a barrel
of fine chinaware. shipped from a big mer-
camille house Of London, by a relative of
the bride.
Mr.. Felix Tourney Of Paris. Fra ace. e
a visitor In the city. He Is come ,tsd
ui:h the European ONCE OF the BALDWIN
Syndicate and l. travelling throughout t';e
T-nited States arranging with the ne~5Da-
rcrs to furnish them with illustrations OF
tie Taris Exposition OF 1860.
Mr.. J. Norman Of Denver and H. A.
Kelso left for Chicago last evening. Mr..
Kelso while in the city mapped out the
course OF study for the ensuing year for
the Kelso School Of Music, which will
hereafter be conducted upon the same
plan as his school in Chicago.
Mr.. William J. Coke. late soloist and
tenor singer in Grace church Chicago. ar
lived in Wichita Thursday last and will !
make his home in Wichita. Mr.. Coke will |
lake charge Of the music In ST. Johns |
Episcopal church and the music lovers Of
this city will anticipate great Results in |
that direction
Miss Marie L Cobb, the celebrated |
,ia mist. who delighted wichita audience |
1t the grand concert on June by her su- !
oerb rendition of the most difficult piano |
solos, writes to an acquaintance In this /
,ity: Il had a most delightful time IN /
rcur charming little city. Please write 10 /
ne Of the reported floods and all matters
II interest"
W. II. Weldon. one Of the big cattIemsn
u the southwest, will be In the city over
Sunday. being compelled 70 lay over here /
IN account OF no Sunday train on the /
Mulvane extension. Mr.. Weldon has been I
Z the cattle business a number Of years
n Clark county. and has with him one Of l
he finest carload OF White Face bulls l
.yer shipped through the state OF Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A p. Johnson Of Hutch |
nson and Mis- Carrie Fox OF R0mney !
y. Va, are visiting relatives and friends
n the city. and are guests o. Mr. and
frs. NJ ". Dorsey. This IS Mis- FOx's
irst visit 20 the west and she Is delighted
With the country and adr1ires It's enter
rising. progressive people Romney x
.nown as the century town. being over
~ years old. Mss Fox's ancestors we're
mong the hrst settlers ot the village.
where she has resided al her life The
.eautiruI level plains % Kansas. with Sc
Insly shaded cities and farms. Is q gres;
ontrsst TO the mountains o. her native
tate
FasPmeaut College Notes.
Al the 1ecent meeting % tie b0s-Ti %
-1stees. John 6 Wallace, Benjarnla