The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-16
TOPICS OF THE TOWN,

Miss Olive Clayton is visiting friends in
Kansas City.
DR.. s. 8. Street leaves tomorrow for
Chicago on a short business trip.
F. e. Munson has purchased the Flagg
property on South Lawrence avenue.
Capt. W. T. Burgess has returned from
a several days visit in Butler county.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Hart. of
SD South Topeka avenue, a l0-pound
boy.
Mrs. z. v. Johnston and little daughter
are visiting in the city with Mrs. Willis
Stillwell
Mrs " R. Steele Of Ponca City. o. T..
is In the city visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Pyle.
NJ. w. Dorsey, ad solicitor for the
Eagle, is in Hutchinson with his family
for two days visit
L. E. Danny. travelling auditor OF the
Santa Te, has returned from an extended
visit to eastern cities.
Reddy Reiff, the Wichita Jockey. won
another great race in England yesterday.
Tod Sloan isn't in IT.
Mr.. Chas. Andrews, son and daughter
returned yesterday after a weeks visit
ing on the farm near Winfield.
Miss Alvina Wilde has returned from
her visit with friends at Marion, Ind,
and reports a delightful visit.
Miss Cloud and Miss Hartzell have
opened kindergarten in the South Law
renee Avenue Christian church.
Wichita should hustle around and wake
ND on the street fair matter. Wichita
ought to have a street fair this fall.
Mr.. Gustav Leichhardt, from near Che
ney, is in the city over Sunday, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pittinger.
Archdeacon Albert Watkins of Salina
arrived in the city last night and Will
preach at the Episcopal church today and
tonight.
Wichita's suburban corn crop is now
finer than It has ever been before. The
oldest settler stands paralyzed before
the cornstalks.
A warrant was Used In the city court
yesterday for Eliza jackson. charging her
with assaulting, beating and wounding
one Nellie r. Bennett.
Miss Nellie Haythorne has recovered
from her recent illness and has resumed
her duties as saleslady in the store with
her father at the Tornado
Fred Richter says that the corn crop
Is good all over the state. He says the
corn is as good east of the Flint Hills as
1t Is in the Arkansas valley.
Mr.. True Richardson is enlarging and
reconstructing the cottage at 4Oe Suoth
A-la
a beautiful modern cottage home.
Steve Hayden says that the corn out
near Geneseo Is so high that the tassels
will soon begin to come into the range
of the astronomers at Lick Observatory.
, James Tapp was told by some of his
friends that the rain here Friday did not
extend three miles southeast. But they
got the drizzle yesterday, and how the
corn is growing.
Miss Lulu Stout, one OF the accom-
plished salesladies with Noyes & CO.. is
vacatIng at Norwich, and her friends
are doing her honor with picnics. par
ties and excursions.
Miss Clemma Fitch. one of Wichita's
popular teachers. will leave Wednesday
over the Missouri Pacific for visit in
Indianapolis. Ind. where she will visit
relatives and attend the Epworth League.
Her visit will extend through the sum-
mer.
Mr. A W. Gregory says he was over
to the camp meeting the other evening
and heard a sentiment he thinks a good
many should take to heart. A woman
was talking to the congregation and re-
marked: IT haven't a corner on the
Lord"
MI H. W. steinberger and Mrs. leila
Wright OF Wichita were married In Kan
sas City, Mo-. July 10 They will make
Kansas City their home. az Mr.. Stein
berger has q permanent position there.
and will be at home to their friends az
ter July %.
Wednesday evening. at the residence OF
Rev. James A Lawrence, 23l wabash
avenue, Mr.. Roy Dennis and Miss LII
liam Moon were united IN marriage At
the same place. Saturday evening. the
same clergyman oficiating. Mr. J. l.
o'Brien and Miss Lorraine MuntE were
married.