The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-26

Victor Murdoch attended the silver
wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs Judge Denni-
son at FL Dorado yesterday afternoon
ar. w. II. Van Ness Of FL Reno. for
merly OF Wichita, was in the city yester-
day and was registered at the Occidental
Percy Glaze, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic county central committee OF Cars
field county. o. T.. Il in the city on busi-
ness.
Mrs. c. H. wareham went to FL Dorado
yesterday to attend the funeral OF Mrs.
II. P. Bell. She WIN remain for several
days to visit friends.
S. GoldsteIn and son. Max, Of the Fa-
moussClothing store, will leave this even
ing for the eastern market 10 buy their
fall stock OF goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Palmer. Gil Ohio
avenue, started for Joplin, Mo-, yester-
day. They win make the trip by wagon
and enjoy an outing as they go along.
H. T. Murphy came over from Augusta
yesterday and will move his household
goods over there. He has bought prop
erty in Augusta and Is running the Au-
gusta marble works.
Mrs. J. F. Riley, her brother, J. D.
Riley, and daughter OF Illinois are spen1
ing the week at Corbin, Kan, and taking
in the soldiers reunion at Dayton's
grove, on the Chicaska riI,r.
Mrs. George A Todd and wife OF FL
Reno, o. T., were registered at the ocei-
dental yesterday. Mr.. Todd is prominent
business man Of Ell Reno and strong In
his faith as to the future Of Oklahoma.
The dalia-Pennsylyania railway an
nounces rate st. Louis to New York and
return, September I. 2, 3, $21.o5, good until
September II returning. Can be extended
until September 80 by depositing in New
York.
Mrs. W. II. Oliphant OF as East Six
teenth street, who has been Ill most Of
the summer, is improving and is about
able to be about her work again. MRS
ORphant has had very>serious siege with
malaria.
Sherman Craig was yesterday granted
a divorce from his wife Docia Craig. His
petition was filed a week ago, alleging
that Docia had run away with hand
somer man. Judge Dale granted ths
divorce on short order.
West Chamberlain. formerly Of Wich-
tia, but now one Of the linotype operators
on the San Francisco Call, is in the city.
He Is on a vacation and has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Maize and
Hutchinson for several days. He will re-
turn to Frisco about September IL.
F. H Tilloteon and Edwin Williams
detectives from Chicago. are in Wichita
having just arrived from Texas. where
they have been looking up evidence against
very much about Jester except that he
posed as a preacher in Texas. They VIII
look up his history IN Sedgwick county.
Mrs. J. w. Madara and daughter, Helen
of Lexington, KY, are visiting Mrs Ma
dara's father, JB Glenn AMI brother, Sam
z. Glenn of Wichita. Her husband, TT
Madara Is surgeon in the United States
army, and is now at Manila. She is well
pleased with this country and says The
crops are far ahead of Ientucky's.
The Santa Fe has struck a snap. It
has secured all of the clippings from the
stone cuttings at the Jet & Woods build
ing and the big building of the Potts Drug
company. These cuttings are being used
to fill up all of the low places in the
Santa Fe yards In and about the depot,
rendering the yard almost the same as a
macadamized street. There are several
carloads of the clippings.
Miss Gladus Hathaway returned yes
terday morning from a three weeks So
journ In the Bayneville neighborhood,
southwest of the city, where she arranged
a. musical and Evolutionary contest which
was given at Independence school house
Thursday evening. Although only 16, Miss
Hathaway handled her contestants with
skill and grace. On Friday evening OF
next week she takes the class, twelve in
number, to Goddard.