The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-31
CITY IN BRIEF.


J. L. Rowley is quite sick at his home
423 North Main.
Miss Mary Biting will entertain in
formally New Years evening
Mr.. Homer Wells of Bentley & Hat
fields Office, is in Pratt on legal business.
L. T. Burwel of Kansas City. is visit
ing in the city, the guest of H H.
Dewey.
Willis Davis, a leading merchant of
Valley Center, was here on business yes
terday.
Miss Gertrude Hawley left Thursday
for Hutchinson for a weeks visit with
friends
Lee W. Helena and family spent the
holidays with relatives near Conway
Springs
Miss Lulu Leonard left this week for
St. Louis. She will be absent several
months.
Chas. Butcher, the well known lawyer
Of Newton, was in the city on law bust
ness yesterday.
Thos. shaws full lorchestra will play
at the First Methodist Sunday school to-
day at 2:30 D. m.
Miss Susie Shields has Just returned
from Burton. where she has been visiting
friends and relatives.
Harry c. McCiung has purchased the
elegant home Of Mr.. Fred Bentley, 624
North Topeka avenue.
Ed Rogers. a prominent farmer of
Waco township, was doing business at
the court house yesterday.
Herbert Dobbins of Chicago, is spend
ing the holidays with the family of E.
S Sanford of North Market.
MIS- E. J. Sullivan returned home yes
terday from Hillsboro, Kan, where she
spent the holidays with her sister.
Napoleon B. Sickles of Derby, a mer-
chant of the town, was here yesterday
dealing with the wholesale people.
Mr.. Chas. Zimmerman and wife of Nc
Loud 0. T, are spending the holidays
with his parents on North Lawrence.
Miss Lena Crib will give one of Miss
Loves famous Dutch lunches" Friday
evening in honor of Miss Laura Davis.
Battery A boys are out with tickets for
another one of their military balls, to be
given at Garfield hall, January 10, 1900.
Miss Leo Beam Of Hutchinson, is spend
ing the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. c.
J Brady of 537 South Emporia avenue.
Misses Mae Chapple and Leila Purdue
entertained very delightfully."- Friday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Chapple.
Mr. ana Mrs. NJ. NJ Murdoch. Miss
to attend a wedding at Burlingame, Kan.
The Carey hotel annunoces that its New
Years dinner will take place tomorrow
afternoon between the hours of Z and
2:I5
Miss Nella Herdic left on the $40 train
over the Santa Fe for a visit with rela-
tives and friends in Larned, Garfield and
Kinsley, Kan.
Mrs. G. A Conrad and little daughter
of Dodge City Kan, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce Of
East Douglas.
Miss Pearl Murdoch returned yesterday
from Hot Springs, Little Rock and Pine
BluT, Ark, where she has been spending
the last six weeks.
Mrs Harry c. McClung entertained
few friends in honor of Misses Lucy Du
Bots and Lola Graham TO a o'clock din
ner Thursday evening.
Mrs Ed WiggIesworth of Kansas City,
formerly of Wichita is visiting the fam
lily Of A c. Goodin, 1918 South Lawrence
avenue, for a few days.
Last Thursday the First German
Ladies Aid society ratified off beautiful
crazy quilt. Mrs Liehan. a member of the
society, was the lucky one
Mr. and Mrs L. w Ashford of IA
East Oak street, ara rejoicing over the
arrival of fine baby boy. Both mother
and child are progressing fine.
Miss Georgia Hutchinson of Humboldt,
Kan. arrived here yesterday TO attend
business college. While here she viii stay
with the Misses Waggonier. 321 North
Market
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Harry Isenhardt,
formerly of Wichita, 10 Miss Luella
Blood Of Salina. The wedding win occur
on January l.
J. h Voth, for i number OF years head
/ salesman for the Van Zandt Implement
and Hardware company, has resigned his
position with them and accepted a po-
stion with +. 6. Smyth & Sons.
Mr. W. II. Burche, who compiled and
published the Wichita city directory two
years ago. has about completed his can
vas OF the city fora new directory and
viii issue the same in a few weeks.
Mrs J. Beach came in from Kansas
Ci-y last evening, where he has been
spending the holidays. His daughter,
Mrs. Ada Alexander. returned with him
/ TO spend several weeks with her par
/ ents.
Mrs. II :. Rochelle. wife OF DR.. Ro-
I chelle. took suddenly Ill Wednesday
/ night about . o'clock and Tor Two DAYS
/ her case seemed almost hopeless She
Z is resting easier and seems 10 be much
+ im=roved
! + L Palmer OF Topeka, counsel for the
( Frisco railway comapny, was here yes
terday taking some dispositions in stan
. ley x S,aaley's office In the case OF The
/ Bank OF Topeka vs.. I. IL Crawford. IN
bankruptcy
". H KeIchGe- and wife VIII leave to-
morrow Ter Mr.. NeIchne-'s old home III
/ Harrisburg. Pa. where they vii spend
two weeks visiting his parents and other
relatives they anticipate pleasant
aud enjoyable tri2.