The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-29
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. a - al hS gave q pal y A4UaS
afternoon for Mrs. Robert Smyth. and
Mrs. Ray Oliver.
Miss katherine Ettein OF San francisco
is visiting Mrs E. L. Martling at the
Crawford theater.
Mrs. Chas. Pool gave dinner Friday
evening, the guest Of honor being Miss
Cook of Fulton, n. Y.
A. ]. Musselman has returned from
Oklahoma City, where he contracted TO
wiring three business blocks.
Assistant City Engineer Henderson, ha
been selected to direct the work of laying
the south side gas main in Newton
Harry DERRICK. a young Wichita attor
ney, was attending to legal business IL
Wellington today.-Wellington Mail.
Fred Richter has just retainer from
trip in Central Kansas on the Union Pa
cifc and says the recent rains were gen
eral.
Latest news from the Rev. Don s. Colt
IS that he has SO far recovered from his
sickness as to be able to partake OF
solid food
The many friends of Miss Katherine
Monahan will be glad to learn that she
is slowly recovering from her recent Sc
we're illness.
Jack Davidson and Tom Mahan will
sent Wichita at the Sharkey -Jeffries
fight Friday.
Mrs. Malvina Walden has moved her
studio to the Sedgwick block, where she
will resume her class in vocal music tie
first of November.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Liggett of Ripley,
Ohio, are the guests Of Mrs. Liggett' s
sister, Mrs. George Henry, 533 South
Lawrence avenue.
Kingman Courier: Frank Brown, the
barber who is working at his trade in
Wichita, came out Monday night for a
short visit with his home people.
The revival services at 1910 East Doug
las vanue, conducted by Rev. DR.. Slutz,
wer interesting and spiritual throughout
the week Dr. Slutz worked earnestly and
with good results.
Tow Crawford of Enid went to Wichita
today to enter a business college. He
spent yesterday hctniaeiETAOINUNUNU
spent yesterday in the city visiting
Observation-Disclosures Mail
John G. Kerby and family Of Lawrence
have arrived and taken possession of
their new home at 1876 Carl avenue, West
Side, near Friends University, where
their daughter, Miss Laura is teaching.
Rev. A. A. Parker, pastorA and the earn
est members Of st. Paul's NJ. E. church,
are looking forward to their revival meet
ling with great faith. The meetings will
bbegin a week from today with services
every evening at 7:30.
Rev. T. B. Lawrence Of Sawyer, Kan,
was in the city yesterday visiting his
brother, J. o. Lawrence, of 426 South
Lawrence avenue He says he weighs
rs pounds and has one of the prettiest
little baby girls in the short-grass coun-
try.
Miss Lillian NJ. Saunders, a graduate of
the Columbia School of Ora ry am
Physical Culture of Chicago, has arrived
IA y ichita Miss Saunlars $ friend cf
Mrs. Ella G. Shields ana comes econ
mended by very prominent people. She
expects to form classes for instruction in
elocution.
Eddie Kohr and wife will leave today
for Caldwell. where they are to take pas
session of the leading hotel of that city
Mr.. Kohrs place as day clerk at the
Carey. will be taken by Lee Steele, the
former night clerk, and Mr.. Steele's place
will be taken by Arthur Wright of Atchi-
son.
Douglass Trubie: Elder G. II Blake and
wife are over from Wichita, conducting
meetings at the Christian church. The
elder issa preacher of great ernestness
and much ability. The meetings have
been rained out since Tuesday evening,
but viii go on as soon as the weather
will permit.
Mrs. NJ. E. Beachy Of 1907 Biting ave-
nue., was very pleasantly surprised last
Tuesday morning by the arrival of her
only brother. Mr.. G. W. bearing OF Miles
City, Mont, whom Mrs Beachy has not
seen for over ten years. Mr.. eDaring is
one of the large stock growers Of Mon
.ana. He thinks Wichita IS a beautiful
y
get here in time 10 attend the street fair.
On Thursday evening, October 70. Rev.
G. T. Black and wife met with the mem
oers of the South Lawrence Avenue
Christian church in a prayer meeting ser
vice which was made especially inter
esting by the many expressions of regret
because Of that being the last meeting.
for some time, at least in which Rev.
and Mrs. Black will be permitted TO lend
their valuable assistance and encourage
ment they having taken up evangelistic
work in Butler county.
Douglass Tribune, Mrs. Al. Greed has
1 position; In a millinery store at Wichita.
Arkansas City Traveller: Or. 6. +.
Lewis OF Wichita. was in the city last
light enroute to Geuda. He has an in
crest IN the hotel and bath house and
S going over there to look after his
property. Masthers & Seig. who ran the
'otel at Geuda the past season. a Re
7lking Of leasing the bath house for next
summer and running; the two in connec-
ION. Geuda is growing IN popularitv
among the health seekers every year and
I VIII not be long before the place s
Known far and wide. The health giving
properties octhe springs are recognized nv
Everybody who has had an opportunity
Z examining them.
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