The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-28

While there she attended the Marks
/ CaWthorn wedding.
A warrant was issued yesterday by
judge Stanley for c. w. Bennett and j.
/ w Baize, charged with violating the
/ plumbing ordinance
Mrs. Georre II. Tate and doughter, Miss
Sarah Of Chester. Ill., arrived in the city
Friday at noon. While here they are the
guests of Mrs. w. A, Cashion.
Miss Grace Witten. of Cheney, Kansas,
was in the city last week visiting and
attending the High school play at the
Auditorium She returned to her home
last evening.
Mrs. s. J. sonylands, Of st. Louis, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs J.
II. Brown, on South Water street. Mrs.
Sonylands may conclude to spend the
summer mere.
Mrs. C.arence Norris, OF London. Eng
land and her little son win arrive In this
city today for a months visit with her
brother, Robert Norris OF the Santa Fe
passenger service.
Mrs. ~ H Gedney and little daughter.
Jessie June leave TT sdsy morning for
san Francisco and other California
points The trip is made for the benefit
of the little girls health.
Yesterday the High school pupils were
the recipients Of much praise for their
presentation Of David Copperheid
Especially was Lucius AIDES compliment
cd for his Interpretation Of the character
OF Mr. Dick.
Mrs. Ella Glenn Shields has entire
charge Of Judge Glenus pension business
during his illness. and can be found in
the Office during the forenoon. An IN
crease OF pension has just been received
for George Mcdonald.
Mr.. Geo. Moore, of Bentonvlle, Ar
kansas, was in the city yesterday the
guest Of Jacob Pettenger, on North
Topeka avenue. Air. Moore reports
cereal and fruit crops more than Crdt-
narily promising in his section of the
country
J. J. smith, the well known candy man
who for several years has had q stand by
the Houck Hardware company, win take
charge of the store of Afr. y. =. Hagin,
500 East Douglas avenue. who has ac-
cepted position as travelling represent
ative OF the Cudallv Packing company.
Mr.. Gus Gore formerly with Finlay
Ross large furniture house who has been
away from the city for some time. has
returned and accepted a position with
Schroeder & Matthews and VIII have
charge Of the carpet and furniture de-
partments ia their house furnishing store.
The west Side Mothers League and
Kindergarten Board VIII meet on Thurs
day, Nav 3 With Mrs. ]. Binford. al
South Hal dorUitory. Subject Children
and Nature STUDY. luncheon viii be
served for the benent OF the kindergarten.
Friends from all parts OF the city cordi-
ally invited.
ar and MIS- WIN J. Catteu. of Kiowa.
ere in The city the guests of ar. and
HRS O. r. Sar.itt, az 1923 North Emporsa
avenue. and win remain in The Cfty sew
eral DAYS Mr Catteu is one of tie sub
stantiaI and eaterDrising young business
men 81 hiona. where ne started as
boy with tae town.
All Modern Woodmen of America 81 the
cIty and vicinity VIII Zee pleased 20 learn
THAT 1fr. Chss. A. Schnltrler. clerk ~
Peerless Princess Caup, Nc. ISsl on yes-
teriay presented AIRS. H. ~ Hart widow
~ the late 81. A. Hart, Tho warrant Of
the order in the sum ~ S2oa0. ID accori-
a1ce with beueft certificate held - Tee
deceased III The order. which Was thank
rrIN received 10y She lfreafc5 widow
Uhe deceased departed this lite 5nsg en-
maath sine which recommends this order
Tor promptnass in paying lis obligations
10 IT'S members.