The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-11

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| = new street is being graded on the
West Side. beyond Friends university.
| B. f. Glossier one of the leading merch-
ants OF Medicine Lodge, is in the city.
People have commenced TO inquire when
| the band concerts win begin at the park.
| Frank Cachard, who has been in Gin
| cinnati for six months. returned yester-
! day.
Mrs. H. T. Piele entertained the ladies
! Of the Reformed church at tea yester-
day.
Hunters say that plover were never so
| scarce at this time of the year, around
Wichita
cap" Shepherd was painfully injured
last evening by horse kicking him on
| the Jog.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Caldwell have gone
to Chicago to visit and attend general
conference.
Missouri next week to live awhile among
the Strawberries.
John Clayton is planning great i'm
| provements for his big lake twelve miles
west of the city
Colonel Fred Van Duyn of the Manhat-
tan, now sports one of the SWEETEST turn
outs in the city
Miss Susie Long, who has been visiting
her brother in this city. left yesterday for
her home at Great Bend.
Teal duck are plentiful on the big
slough west of town. They are now nest
ing and should not be hunted.
Miss Florence Howard of this city will
sing at the commencement exercises at
Miss Culver's school at Haysville.
Miss Cora Mcmahon of the Missouri
and Kansas Telephone company, will go
to Milan tomorrow to spend Sunday.
A. C. Godrick. travelling passenger agent
was here yesterday, calling on the local
agents.
Governor Stanley will deliver the ami
versary address for the Epworth League,
Sunday evening, at the First M. E.
church.
The street fair ways and means COM
mittee have found only a few men who
have not doubled their last years sub
scription.
William Beatty says the wheat between
Wichita and Hutchinson on the Missouri
Pacific, is the finest he ever saw any
where at any time
Mr.. ]. C. Cole, who was thrown from
his carriage last Thursday and severely
injured is still very i'll at his home, 1141
South Hydraulic avenue.
W. E. Ogston, travelling agent for the
Santa Fe Fruit and Refrigerator line, was
In the city yesterday, locking after the
business of his department
r. A. Torrington, district freight agent
Of the Santa Fe land H. L. Mills, travel
ing freight agent, left this morning for
Oklahoma City on company business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jacqson leave this
morning over the Rock Island for OF
tumwa, Ia, on an extended visit with
friends and relatives during the summer
month.
Mr.. ]. A. White and Miss Lenora Sea-
man were married on Wednesday evening,
May 8, by Rev. j. II. Fazel at the parson-
age on Murdoch avenue, Presbyterian
church.
VIII Sutherland was fined S. in police
court yesterday on the charge of stealing
store at 914 East Douglas avenue, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. c. c. Rushing died at his home in
the Rushing block yesterday evening at
O'Clock The funeral services will be
heid Saturday morning at $50 o'clock In
the First Presbyterian church.
The German Baptist, or as so-called,
Dunkards, will hold their celebrated love
feast May 12-14, at their Fairmount meet
ing house, which is adjacent the street
car line. a cordial invitation is extended
to ALL
The funeral of Mrs. Maggie Balm, who |
lived at 119 South Emporia avenue, will |
take place at $50 o'clock this morning
from the home. The interment will be in |
the Maple Grove cemetery. The Rev. |
Burns will conduct the services.
Colonel L. r. Delaney, of the Santa Fe, |
is very much pleased with the new fast |
train the Santa Fe has put on to take the |
place of the Frisco. It runs direct from |
here to Kansas City, making very short |
time. He says traffic upon it has in
creased greatly since 1t was put in ser |
vice.
in Wichita next Friday evening at 8 /
o'clock and make a talk for the A o. q. |
W. in Peerless hall. This will be an open |
meeting to all members OF the A. 0. U. |
w and d. of H members and their |
friends. Mrs. Quick is grand chief Of |
honor of Kansas and is an excellent |
speaker on any subject she may select.
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