The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-12

of disturbing the peace. It IS alleged that
he hit Laura Hunter while he was hay-
ing a quarrel with her and another wo-
man named Lulu Long
Mrs William Thompson, mother OF Nrs-
S. B. Benson of this city, died at ner
home IN Buffalo, n. Y, on June ..
Miss Abbott Of FL Reno. o. T. who has
| been visiting the Misses Stanley at 5l2
| Waco, returned home this morning.
Mrs. Byrd shulz-Ford has decided to
| resume her musical work in the cits
and is now getting up vocal class
Mrs. A ]. Stanwood and son Harry
OF Fairfield, Iowa, are visiting her broth
er, ]. A Duncan, 21s South Main street
Mr. w. D. Murdock of Mexico City.
who has been visiting friends in this
city for few days, left yesterday for
| home.
George Conklin, son Of Mr.. J. E. conk-
lin of this city has left for his home IN
Augusta, Ga, after spending several days
visiting his father.
| Mrs Rachael Hawk. mother of W. s.
Hawk, left yesterday for Mulvane, near
which place she will spend the hot
months with friends.
The court house gang was drinking
lemonade yesterday. Janitor Cairns was
making the rounds with bucket, treat
ing every one in sight.
| Mr.. Charles Higginson leaves this
| morning for a months trip through the
| east, taking in Chicago, New York, and
Boston and points in Virginia
| Miss Laura Casad, formerly Of Wich-
| tia, now Of Valley Center. passed through
| here Saturday on her way to visit her
| uncle S. S. Casad, of Garden Plain
| Ben Stabler and Harry Davis of the
| Davis & Mcvetgh grocery store, spent
Sunday and Monday visiting friends and
| ENJOYING a good time in Mcpherson.
| DR.. Hurlburt L. Scales came in yester-
day from Mount Hope to meet his fam
| lily, who have been residing in Sedalia,
Mo. They expect TO reside permanently
IN Mount Hope.
Prof. A H Limerick was up from Win
| field yesterday. He was here on business
| in connection with the Chautauqua as
sembly, which will soon open at the
/ Island park in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Cladder of 24S Ohio
avenue, leave today for a visit in Phila-
| delphia, New York City and other east
ern points returning in September by
| way of the Great Lakes.
| Cards are out announcing that Mr..
Rosco Moore and Miss Margaret Woody
will be married Wednesday, June 20. Both
| young peoplel are well and favorably
| known throughout the city.
Mr.. F. NJ. Fulton and family left yes
terday for their home in Joplin. Mr..
| Fulton has been conductor on the Mid
| land out Of Wichita for about year
| and has been transferred to Joplin.
Mr.. F. L. Dolan, superintendent of the
| Santa Fe at Newton, and Mr.. S. A NC
| Coy OF Newton, were in the city yester-
| dav. the guests Of L. r. Delaney and
| George w. Hetherington Of the Santa Fe.
Mrs. L. D. wilhoite and daughter
Gladys and son Ralph, Of North Topeka
| avenue are visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. S: Casad, OF
| Garden Plain, also with brothers and SIS
ters in the vicinity of Chey.
| Yesterday the Taylor Made Clothing Co.
of Chicas 20. filed a suit in the city court
| against Charles Jewell & Co., merchants
of Coats. Kan. The suit is for $3.50
which the clothing company allege the
firm owes them for goods bought last
year.
tramp who is said to have been eject
| ed from a Santa Fe train, has taken
revenue on L. R.. Delaney, the bachelor
agent, by giving his name as IL r. De-
laney," VIXEN he appeared in court, which
leads George w. Hetherington to remark
that Its tough on the tramp"
Miss Mamma Garnet OF Wichita, and
Mr.. Harry EIdridge of Pond Creek, were
married yesterday at the M. E. parsonage
| at Wellington by Rev. Hail. Miss Gar
nett is a charming Wichita girl and Mr..
| Eldridge is business man at Pond
Creek. They win be at home in Pond
| Creek.
Prof. >Kelso of the Kelso School Of
Music has arrived in the city and will ge-
| main during the week. This is Mr.. Kelso's
annual visit when he inspects the work
done by the brench school under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Hays, and also lays out a
course Of study for the. next year This
| evening Mrs. Hays will give reception
in his honor at Sedgwick Music hall.
The graduating exercises Of the Maize
public schools takes place next Saturday
night Seven young people have complet-
ed theh course under the instruction OF
Prof. e. D. Wrighth. County Superin-
i tendent ColviIle will present the dipomas
and Prof. W. H. Isely Of Paramount, vii
! make the address TO the class. After the
exercises the ladies viii give an ice cream
supper as a fitting close to the school
year.