The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-26
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| the city visiting.
T. B. Wall While In the EAST, calleS
| on President Mckinley.
| S. X. Cooper VIII make improvement.
On his home on College Hill.
Miss Mamie Houek IS home from sehoo
| in Washington ard Atlantic City
3Ir. and Mrs. ). b Brown have son.
to Gueda Springs 1or a short time
| DR.. Laren Miller Of Kechi. was in tn,
city yesterday visiting. with friends.
The corr fields looked like they gainet
foot in height Sunday and Monday.
| A whole lot OF fellows who were buying
wheat options were pinched yesterday.
More Wichita people are az summer re
sorts az present than at any time sinc'
fSS7.
Henry Jerserson OF Mt. Hope. wa.
t-ansacting business in the city yester-
day.
a big crowd was out to hear the Rev
Clifton. at the Congregational chsreh Sun
day.
It clouded up yesterday at noon ant
everybody. expected it to rain. But i
didn't
Prof. Frank Durham left yesterday. foi
Young America, Ind, to be gone q Few
weeks.
Mr.. W. L Carlton Of L. Junta, Col.
is in the city visiting relatives AMI
friends.
Farmer DcoIttle believes that the pres
ent boom in wheat is TO to a July
corner.
". D. Francis of Morsman. Innes & Co
leaves today for Indiana to spend tbs
/ summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Blake left yesterday
tor Idaho. where they. viii spend the
summer
The force OF men on the new sewer
were at work on East Douglas avenue
yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs Burket Of Kingman. are
in the city, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
]. NJ. Knapp.
The new fence the city has put up near
the city building will be kept free from
/ advertisements.
Mrs. Lille Feighnes and children OF
Marion. Ind, are IN the city visiting her
| brother, Judge Ed Jewett
Mrs. p. Hanway of 4i2 Waco avenue,
! TfIllTDeI yesterday from q E4tASAh~ fs~tt
| with friends IN e. Dorado.
Mrs. 3. F. Dunn and children. who
have been visiting in Rock Island, III.
arrived home Sunday evening.
Attorney Henry Huffman. who was
in Rice county last week on ieEal bus
mess. returned home Sunday night
Mrs Hurbert Child of South Water
street. left saturday morning for We'll
lington. where she VIII visit friends and
relatives.
Miss Daisy Ignche. Mrs. Coleman and
family and Mrs Cooper left over the
Santa Fe yesterday for Prescott. Arlz-.
where they will spend the summer.
Mr. II. II Nelly OF 1447 South River
view avenue. brought TO the Eagle the
largest spring turnip OF the season It
weighing three pounds. nine ounOes.
J. NJ Burkl OF springdale. acoompan-
led by his brother who is a prominent
physician in Elkhart, Ind. were IN the
city over Sunday and left last night for
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman Of FL Popo.
Mexican Central railroad, are in the city
visiting to the delight of their many
friends. They arrived In Mr.. Hartma n 5
private car.
Rev. ". V. Burns OF Enporia Avenue
NJ E. church. viii preach at the Saliva
ton Army tent toright. The meetings
are quite popular and conversions are re-
ported nightly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Tracey and
baby Of baldwin. O. T.. viii arrive to
day TO DO the guests OF Mr. Tracey's
mother az AT North Market street during
the McFaran-Tracey wedding.
Tho Horseshoers beat packing house
club. p TO 81 at baseball Sunday after
noon. The Horseshoers made six OF their
scores IN the last inning. Their oppon-
ents made ten tallies in the hfry inning.
Many inquiries are being made at the
superintendent Office concerning The
county normal which opens on next Mon
day. From all Indications the attendance
FOR the entire session VIII be very Large
Mrs. Cynthia epeece. mother OF Mrs.
George II. Bradford. died ct her home.
No. 81 Sorta Market street. yesterday
morning after a long. lingering Illness.
Funeral services will be held Al the resi-
deDce this afternoon az O'Clock
Mr.. and Mra W E. Singer OF Weston.
with Rev. " Z Thayer and family
They are on their way 20 Colorado where
they VII spend several weeks after
which they vili return here for a short
visit
The passenger t-aGic has been 50 brisk
on tho Santa Pc that an extra coach has
been added 70 ths last train out Of here
20 Kansas City and Denver. Yesterday
passengers vere Standing Up n the
coaches and Agent Delaney says another
chair car viil probably - put On
Miss Myrtle 1aughsrty arrived in ths
city yesterday from LIS Angeles. Cal.
whore EAa has been Attending tAe Stir
son-Is2szyeete Industrial school during
the last two yesrs Nr@ Dsgshe-ty met
Miss Myrtle a. Newton ard both iect
yesterday 90 Douglass 70 spend ire re-
nsa.nder q the slmnsr.
Ms. Da-i OiGzsld Il this city. hsa
been sieoted ore % the scs presidents x
the state EDEsrth lez-yue This elsctioz
occurred az The recent r-ata convention
ard il Considered quite - hoaev. NJ
Oidaelf = president q TIE Rp~-or1h
lea.-re q tke Fi-st - = eh1E,1 al =
cutie prominent - church ~rorir
Mr. Fa,sis 8ockzdaY lc<t lat nigh.
<or her Cd hons n FiattaagTg. 30
She Ein gpsud several veeks visiting
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VII aizs spsD1 sens time in Eait Laks
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