The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-04-30
CITY IN BRIEF

John Adams returned from Enid, o. r,
where he was on legal business.
J. s. AIcKibbon of Waukomis is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Blake at Riverside.
Douglas 0TcNichol drew the handker-
chief rafied off at the Rathbone social
The past week bank clearings over the
corresponding week Of last year is 10 per
cent.
Miss Helen Marsh Of Chicago Is visiting
at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. SdIlwel.
Mr.. J. c. Jennings of Harrisburg. Pa,
is in the city, having a pleasant time re-
rewing old acquaintances.
Thomas Howard Gilbert will sing the
offertory a Dream Of Paradise" at the
First NJ. f. church this morning at 1880.
Mrs. Laura Lyle of St. Joseph, No,
arrived in the city last evening and will
be the guest of her mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ
WoodcOck.
Henry Schad was elected a delegate at
the Hutchinson G. A. r. Encampment to
represent this district at the national en-
campment.
Mrs. J E .Brookings and daughter of
Benton Harbor, Mich. are visiting Mrs.
Bookings sister, Mrs. H j. Hills, at 81
North Topeka avenue.
Miss Ida Barwise returned Wednesday
evening from three months visit among
friends and relatives in Wichita Falls
and Ft Worth, Texas.
Mr.. George Foster has moved with his
family TO this city from Wellington and
will engage in business here. They reside
at 1216 East Central avenue.
Mrs. Judge AfcCanIess left last night on
the Rock Island train for Enid. o. T.
where she viii visit her daughter. Mrs. F.
W. Buttrey, over Sunday.
The suit for damages brought against
Walter Morris by Lewis Britenfeld in APP
pleton's court was thrown out on demur-
rer, there being no evidence against Nor
ris.
Mrs. Lou Wilson OF Oberlin, Kan, IS in
the city as the guest Of Mrs. NJ. E. Little
q North Water street. Mrs. Wilson Will
remain to attend the session OF the Grand
Chapter Eastern Star, which meets n this
city May 10.
Hank Helsernan, 5. ". Tucker and Col
Wo5dcoch returned yesterday morning
from a very successful fishing trip over
n Butler county, near Augusta. They
report having caught ffty-tour pounds Of
fish and had q good time.
In accordance with an Old New England
custom Of presenting friends on May Day
with a basket Of flowers, the Eames
Grocery company. 24l North Main street.
have On display some nice May Day has
kets. though filed with choice fruits in
stead o. flowers.
Mrs. Ida u. NcNees Of $50 So. En-
Q'-ia. aged IS years, 5 months ard q days.
o.ed az $50 ?. n. April .. 1889. Fun
eral AZ South Lawrence Christian church
200 p. m, Sunday April 3oth. Friends
% the family respectfully invited 70 al
tend.
The committee having charge Of provid-
ms entertainment for guests who Will he
n attendance AT the Grand Clap-er, 0 E
:. which meets III TINS city Nay L. are
DESTROYS thar all parties who have roons
II rent VIII communicate with them a.
once.
Thomas Howard Gilbert. Who viii sing
the oFerto-y, a Dream OF Paradise a
s. John Episcopal church this morn
ins. has Just finished a FOUR years course
IN vocal music and Nil start 70 Europe
soon "a set the finishing toaches for
musical career. Mr. Gu5et has rare
tenor voice.
Mr.. II. s. Ee-so q Chicago comes 70
Wichita in June 70 examine the work OF
tae Wichita branch q the Keiso School
Of Music and map cut a course Of study
for The ensuing year. he has been pre-
vailed upon 20 devote q short tine 70
teaching "a few earnest students ard
teachers who VIII meet II Wseaiya for
taat purpose.