The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-26

Mrs. A II Farmer Of Anthony Is In
the city attending the Hosyiness meeting
Mrs. J. c. Erick. who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks. Is recover
ing.
Mrs F. c. Bush and Miss Bush are
pleasantly located at SIC North Law
renee
Mr.. John Ray and family have returned
after a three months stay On their farm
near Harper. Kan
Miss Sadie Ellis OF Falrrnount left yes
terday for Norwich, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Mclaughlin
Mrs. NJ Brown, OF the Butler block.
will leave today on a tsn days trip TO
Kansas City and Chicago.
Mrs. Thornton ". Sargent and son
wirth will return today after visit OF
several months at Columbus. Ohio
Miss May Jackson of 81 Dorado. is in
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Ketzler OF North Lawrence avenue
Miss Julia Kari left Friday for her
home In Chicago after q very pleasant
visit of six weeks with Mr.. and Mrs s.
NJ Barger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Ross and daughter,
Mrs. John Adams, returned yesterday
from a delightful stay In Eureka Springs.
Arkansas.
Mr.. NJ. B. Seeger and son Harry left
yesterday for months visit among rel
atives and friends IN Ipiianapolis and
New York City.
Mrs. George II. Lrcas and children OF
St. Louis and Nj. Henry s Sinner Of
Gaiena> are visiting Mrs. L. c. Bird Of
North Emporia avenue
Bert Parker viii play q cello solo for
offertory at the First Methodist church
this evening besides accompanying the
choir in the anthem and hymns.
Messrs. W. D. and G. l. Moore Of the
Wichita Stove and Iron Works. were
called 70 Springfield, Ill, yesterday on
account OF the death OF their sister.
For ofrertory at Lincoln street church
o. A. Reach vii sing The Holy CITY
with an organ accompaniment arranged
and played by Prof. A. W. SiclSner.
Miss Cemma Fitch returned last even
ing after three months absence from
the city. Miss Fitch attended the sum
mer term of the state normal at En-
poria-
Mr.. and Mrs ". NJ CasweH leave to-
day over me Rock Island for Chicago to
attend the @. A. R encampment and will
visit at Peoria and Bay City before re-
turning.
Miss Nora Payne OF College HHl left
last Thursday for Kansas City. Chicago.
A ~ afa ShA
expects 10 remain until November or
later.
The reported death OF Colonel Ander-
son Of Enid wac a mistake The report
was general UP and down the Rock Island
railroad. Fortunately he Is recovering
from his wound
Miss Lulu Mcvey and Mrs. McVey
have been visiting this week at the home
OF VIM. Reynolds Miss Mcvey Is an
employee of the Doggett dry goods firm
o6 Kansas CITY.
Miss NJ McPartlin and her head trim
mer, Mrs, Daisy Denton, left yesterday
for New York TO learn the latest styles
and designs in millinery and purchase
their fall and winter stock.
There will be regular session OF War
wick lodge. K. of p, on Monday evening
at o'clock, and after adjournment Mr..
McCarty and wife will entertain the
members In oratorical repertoire.
Mr. S. V. Day returned yesterday from
Ponca City. where he has been for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Day is travelling for the
Mccormick Harvesting Machine com
pany, with headquarters in this city.
Rev D. Diamond Mitchell Of the Good
rich Avenue Presbyterian church OF ST.
Paul MINI. will preach at the First
Presbyterian church this morning His
subject will be What VIII You Do with
Iesus?'
DIR. nd Mrs NJ S. Rochelle leave today
for Columbus, Ohio. TO visit with rela-
tives. While there each win sec their
mother. DR.. Rochelle's mother Is in her
e2d year while Mrs. Rochelle's mother is
IS years of age
Mrs. H G.. Ruggies. after a four
months stay IN Eureka Springs. return
ed home on Wednesday morning much
improved In health Mrs. Ruggles will
be pleased to see all her friends at GIG
North Emporia avenue.