The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-04
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| DR. s. s. Noble is slightly indisposed
/ at his home on Riverside.
Mrs w s. Hawk left last night for
! Belle Plaine. She will return tomor-
row.
! Mrs. Nolan, who has been in the city
/ for several days returned yesterday to
/ her home in Winfield.
/ The Lincoln Greens baseball team Of
the south end have gone to Newton to
play the Newton boys.
Mrs NJ R. Smith and children left last
eening for Udall for short vacation.
Mr.. Smith will follow Sunday morning.
Mr.. O. B. Camp of Sedgwick. is spend
ing several days in the city visiting with
his father Clark Camp of Biting ave-
nue..
c. G. Cohn left yesterday afternoon for
New York and other eastern points,
where he will combine business with
pleasure.
Mrs. c. E. Adams of s4 st. Francis.
has gone to Houston, Texas, to attend
the funeral of her son-in-law, Mr.. Morris
D. Foote
Phillip Goodyear, son of Deputy Clerk
Goodyear, is rapidly recovering from his
recent injuries received by being kicked
by horse.
Miss Adele C. McElroy will sing For
for offertory at First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
Fred A. Williams, 232 New York ave-
nue., has received notice that he has been
granted an original pension Of S. per
month through the agency of Judge
Glenn.
Married, at the United Brethren par
sonage. on August !, at O'Clock p. m,
Mr. A NJ. Price and Miss Nellie L. Dod-
son, both Of Wichita J. E. Wilson Of
fclated.
Mr. W. H Fitch of Valley Center. was
in the city yesterday and closed a deal
in cattle, completing the sale of 5000
worth of stockers from his ranch in the
past two weeks.
Chas. W. Biting OF the firm Of fetch
er-Floyd Manufacturing company Of
Kansas City. is spending a few days in
Wichita making arrangements to move
his family to Kansas City.
Misses Daisy and Myrtle Jones. Arthur
ing party that will settle on the banks
of the river near Conway Springs for an
outing. They will leave Monday.
Rev James a Lawrence returned from
Colorado yesterday and VIII occupy his
pulpit next Sabbath as usual At the
morning service he viii give an account
of the great Christian Endeavor MEETING
which he attended in Denver.
Mrs. T. r. Mclaughlin is in receipt OF
a very interesting letter from her dauEh-
ter, Miss Maude. who left some time ago
to attend the Paris exposition. At the
time Of the writing she was AZ Naples,
Italy, and was having an enjoyable time.
3. F. Dawson has purchased the inter
est Of his former partner. Joe Stewart.
in the Stewart * Dawson meat market
and viii continue the business alone.
AR Dawson IS oue Of the oldest butchers
in tina city and has large acquaintance
and large trade established
Charles Musselrnan and Charles Hatton
are expected 70 arrive IN Wichita august
=. from their ffteen-months' trip into
Europe awheel Their cd class Of - o.
the high school vii tenGe- them a recsp-
A4s4A am axe F&e13I44EA- Ae4 a E--f4 AEIltt a.
the young men had hundreds q friends
II the churches and schools Of the city.
George siIvers. = colored barber on
North Man street, WAS nursing LAGER
ated mouth yesterday. ths result u hav-
ing been attacked Thursday night ~
three white fellows WI Belts. ar
other colored fellov. vas with hin ~ The
tine, but ne ESCAPED injury. The p1zice
are unable TO learn the nares OF TIA
white fellows
Ms Paul L Murray LEFT Ias. nigh. !
Tor &sETon. WHARF SIZE vii visit 18th /
her parents for 3 <eE OARS altar walca /
SIC goes n Quincy. II. - pr h>- Aas- +
band who s acw ere % tsss lsrotgy7e o. 4
orators On tire Daily WIZ - tAst city.
Ms a n Mu-rzy. mother % Fsui. viii
accompany bar aaagl2ts--,n-3zz ant Nj 4
E7enE TIA sumner IN Inftazs, IIEtnots /
and the esS.
When some pcop.e E1ste fool harzzn /
themselves. they tEy 20 hide i By hTzsessz.