The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-04
KlNGFISHER'S WEEKS GOSSIP
To Which some Xewsy Notes Frol
Sheridan are Appended.
Jennes has been IN town.

/ been mere on business.
! Mr. and Mrs. Horace Reason haze r.
/ turned to their home IN Illinois.
! T. B. Kelly has reached home from his
extended trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
George Nick of Topeka, Kan, has beer
spending few days here among friends
]. c. Robb and J. c. Hill attended tire
grain dealers convention at Okiahoma
City.
Mrs. A T. Haines entertained at lunch
con Friday in compliment to her mother,
Mrs. Wilde.
Mrs. c. NJ. Cade of Shawnee. has bean
visiting Mrs. Gross Longendyke and other
acouaintances
Tom Flanagan has returned from
Atchison, Kan. where he has been visit
ing his parents.
Chas. Hassel. Of r3u,nan, Hlnna.
Munger & Co, Kansas City, has been in
the city on business.
Miss Susie Trotter, teacher N the
public schools, is very i'll ana conIred to
her room at the Benedict hotel.
The Worden steam laundry has chang
ed hands. Mr.. Kemp, Of The e Reno
laundry, is Worden's successor.
The ladies' bazaar Of the ChrisLian
church netted them about SIS. T rs in
cludes receipts from the auction.
Travel is light, business is lighter ard
profits nghtest. Thus the case Of K.rg-
fisher City and vicinity fer the last week.
Mr. James NJ Love Of Skeleton town
ship, has been spending several days
with his son, President Love and family.
z. s. McCabe, principal of the Hen
nessey city schools and member Of TIC
board of county examiners, was in the
city on official business.
Grading on the Kinghsher and Guthrie
railway is going on rapidly. The work is
all done without the use Of the shovel or
pick, as it was done of old.
c. NJ Cade and Amos Ewing made the
trip on the engine the night Of the wreck.
These gentlemen can see the narrow es-
cape they had for their lives.
Rev. j r White pastor OF st. Marks
Methodist church. has returned from a
ten days visit to Guthrie, whore he has
been conducting revival services.
Tried by Jury" will be the subject Of
the sermon at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath evening. Christ Cur Al
and in All" will be the subject Of the
morning service.
x-Mayor Prior p. Smith, formerly of
this city, but now chief travelling man
for the Farweu Hardware company Of
St. Louis, has been soenG'ng a pleasant
time with his many friends here.
General Joubert Kester has built
lager on North Sixth street, right oppo-
site General "Bobs" Lungs window in
the court house. The war has reached
critical stage in this part of the King
fisher Africa
Mr.. and Mrs. Turk have become resi-
dents Of Kinghsher City. During the
week, this region of country was visited
by a thunderstorm. There was a violent
north wind, accompanied with a heavy
fail of snow.
Captain Admire says our postoffice
looks like a young girl in a new spring
dress. The walls and ceiling are so nicely
papered, and the room so thoroughly
renovated, that it is real pleasant to look
in there several times a day anl inquire
for the mail
Ralph Fauble's little neighbors gath
cred at his home last Sunday after SUI
day school and partook Of an elegant
dinner, which was served in honor of his
sixth birthday. After enjoying their
dinner as little people do, candy and
other sweetmeats were served. There
were present: Raymond Brown. Myrtle
Pethod, Charley Pethod. Meredith
Fauble Edith Walton. Hersheu Walton,
Laura Heiser, Lea Heiser, Addie Oliver.
Claud Nogt. Laura Fauble and Arthur
FaubIe
The English club met at the home Of
Captain ana Mrs. Rogers. This was its
first session since the quarantine, and, in
spite OF the delay Of over a month prov
Ell TO be one Of the best in the history of
the club. The following program was
rendered: a War sketch" by Mrs.
Rogers; "A Character Sketch" by Presi-
dent House Of Kingfsher college: The
Cripple Mission by Professor II. c.
House; "A Story Of George Eliots Most
Famous Women" by Miss Rice: a paper
on Man as an Animal" by Professor
Tit. Delightful music was furnished by
Miss Chase. who was visiting the club.
SHERIDAN.
James Gibson is in Texas.
Dr.. Bakers wife is some better.
Guy Gardener has smallpox Chicken
pox IS plentiful.
Corn IS go.ng 40 in price. Wheat IS
sNrert-a07
'fe-. Is os 7l.as nd s.zo need
rF 'n SlHss- .rrra- 4t Sheridan.