The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-25
Reading-selection from The Gospel
OF Relaxation Mrs. Maltby.
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. ]. B. Casey and Mrs. NJ. S.
Dowden VIII spend the week in Kansas
City.
Ray Taylor was out on the street yes
terday for the first time. after an Illness
Of several weeks
Mrs. Emil Matzka, Of Hutchinson, IS in
the city visiting her mother, Mrs Jen-
ME voyIs, 21s West English
George y. DeWolf, of Garrett, the
gentleman who has furnished SO many
Offices in the city with handsome furni-
ture is in the city.
c. w. Blenler, secretary and treasurer
Of the Blackwell Milling and Elevator
company, of Blackwell, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mrs. H. NJ. Dubois went to Carthage.
Missouri, last evening to attend a meet
ing OF the American Missionary society.
She will be absent for several days.
The West Side Royal Neighbors will
give an entertainment. Thursday evening
April p. at their hail on the corner of
Douglas avenue ard Seneca streets.
Everybody invited.
The banquet for the Contemporary club
to be given Friday evening at the Hamil-
ton hotel has been indefinitely postponed
on account of Mr.. Lyonburger's illness.
Abbie Potts. secretary.
G. E Murray and Geo. r Holdings
worth. Of Rensselaer,, indiana, are in the
city. They said they came out 10 see
Kansas. and they were willing to confess
that it was a great country. They were
particularly pleased with Wichita
Mrs Lizzie Wentz died at the residence
of Mr.. J. F. Ratliff, 1870 South Emporia
avenue yesterday morning, aged IS years.
The remains will be accompanied to the
family residence at La Mont, Oklahoma,
via the Rock Island at 6:95 this morning.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day out Of probate court to J. H. DUnson
and Miss Maud +. Holmes, city; George
Bergkamp and Miss Mary NJ Price,
UdaI; Charles E. Sickler and Anna S.
Wilkie, Derby; w. II. ankford, of Leon,
and Miss Jennie c. Ward, Of Augusta.
Josie Pearl Cochran, a dependant child,
who was deserted by its mother. was
yesterday ordered by Probate Judge VIII
son to be placed in the custody Of the
Kansas Children's Home. The child is
less than one year old and was left by
its mother with Mrs. NJ. J. Neeley and
she neglected to call for it.
Mr.. Dunson and Miss Maud Holmes.
Of this city. were married last night at
$50 at the home of a. T. Glover, corner
Market and Pine. Rev. Lucas perform
ed the ceremony and Chinneth's orches-
ira furnished the music Only a few
friends and relatives were present. The
parIors were decorated with palms and
bunting.
It was reported that band OF Cru
saders came to Wichita yesterday morn
ing and were anxiously seeking County
Attorney Comfy. The latter was out in
the country the most of the day and knew
nothing about them except that his stem
ographer reported that some strangers
had called at late hour last night. the
party could not be located.
Rev Charles A Francisco and DR..
Isaac s Haran. of Richmond. Indiana.
are spending several days in the city
Rev. Francisco is the guest of his daugh-
ters. the Misses Lucy and Edith and DIR.
Harald is the guest of his son, Prof.
Harald, all of the Friends university.
They are well pleased with the beauty
and business snap OF Wichita and work
being accomplished in the university.