The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-18
CITY IN eRIEF.

/ mining business.
P. L. AlfIlison went to e Dorado yes
| terday on business.
c. ". Southwark is quite IL at his
home on North Emporia and Tenth
street.
Mr. Hussleton Of As South Market has
gone TO Colorado In ths interest OF the
Modern Tonties.
Mr.. Jos. Clark OF Lima, o., who has
been visiting his sister. Mrs Easton, 2o
| Lulu avenue, left for home last night
Miss Lulu Sheppard is visiting relatives
in New York City and viii also spend
some time In Washington and Chicago.
Chas. R. Newhau of Albuquerque. ".
NJ, spent Sunday visiting witt his part
ner. Edward Able. mayor OF Tolerv1lie.
Frank Davidson OF Chicago. with his
family. VIII arrive here some day this
week to visit friends at their old home.
James Mcbride. the Claremore coal
baron, of Tulsa, / T. was in the city
yesterday visiting his local agent. George
Ross. Jr.
Ed Hardy, one Of the men held for as
saulting Mosteller last week, gave bond
and was released from the county jan
yesterday.
Frederick Smith and Florence Mosteller
were united IN marriage yesterday by
Judge Wilson In the parlors of the pro-
bate court
Mrs. Frances K Turner and sister. Mrs.
Sarah E. Little have gone 70 DanviIe.
IL. to spend the summer with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. B. NJ. Reed and little daughter.
Helen, Will leave soon to visit Mrs. NJ. a.
Russell. formerly Of Wichita, but now in
Pueblo, Colo.
Married. at the home of the brides pa
rents in Sedgwick county, by Rev. S
Clark, Mr.. ". H. Melick and Miss Daisy
A. Jackson of Furley.
The young baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
Long died on Sunday and was buried at
Maple Grove yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Long live on Farmount
c. R. Howard Of the Union Mills will
leave Wednesday for Colorado, where he
viii spend a week or two in visiting the
different points of interest
Mr.. Chas. Beck and wife OF 1923 North
Waco left last evening 1or Buffalo, New
York and other eastern points. They viii
not return until the snow falls.
A special meeting Of the St. Paul Chau-
tauqua Circle viii be held this evening at
the home of L. f. Cochran, 1413 North
Lawrence, 20 arrange for picnic.
Ira Pierce. travelling representative Of
the Edwards s-Sloan Jewelry company Of
Kansas City, IS in the city visiting his
parents on North Topeka avenue.
the city yesterday. The Judge says he
was at home and in bed the night Wild
Bin was hung TO 4 telegraph pole.
The Relief Corps meets in Garfield hail
at 2:30 ?. N. today. a good attendance
is desired as a report OF the convention
held at Junction City viii be given.
B. L. Mann, tie LAST Douglas avenue
tailor. has received word that his father
has just died recently in a little town
near Buda-Pesth in Austria-Hungary.
Miss Mary Culver is spending a few
days at Buffalo attending the exposition,
after which she will visit relatives in
Wilkesbarre. Pa, and New York City.
Mrs J. w. Dyer returned to her home
in Oklahoma City Sunday after spend
ing a pleasant visit Of six weeks with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Pearce.
Otis Cone, son OF Rufe Cone Of this
city, who is soldier in Battery F..
Third artillery, has been transferred 70
the Fourteenth cavalry at Leavenworth-
Mr.. J. H. Rayburn. Armours travelling
representative with headquarters here,
goes to Kansas City this afternoon,
where he is to be welded on Wednesday
Mrs ". Beatty and daughter left last
night over the Missouri Pacific for their
home in Detroit, Mich. after pleasant
visit with the family Of DR.. J. (. Old
ham,
evening to LIiss Maude Tucker His
many friends in this section VIII join in
wishing them a happy future. Mr.. an
Mrs. Rayburn viii make Wichita their
home.
The program Of the Y. P. S. c E at the
Central Christian church this evening
viii be particularly interesting. Miss Ma
~ Lawrence. a returned missionary, will
speak
Mrs. Annetta Lundy of Winfield. de-
partment president OF the Ladies Of the
G. A. R. is in the city visiting Mrs. EN-
ma c. Richey, secretary OF the depart
ment OF Kansas
At the last meeting of the Columbia
Lodge No. Mrs Henry schnitzler was
elected district deputy, an Office which
she is fully capable Of filing and Of which
she is very proud.
Mr.. G. ". somers Of Chicago Is n the
city He came here 10 attend the funeral
Of his father Rev. ". c. Somers. who
died Fri-ay and was buried at Cotton
wood Falls Sunday
Paul Goodyear who has been attend
ing the state agricultural college At Man
haitian arrived home yesterday 10 spend
the summer vacation with his folks on
the farm near Oatvile.
Mrs. ". II. Fogg OF Atlanta, Ca. ac-
compared by her tvo daughters. VIII ar
rive in the city today or ar extended visit
70 her parents. Mr. ana Mrs. Geo. Ross.
sr., and other relatives.
Commencing today. the Missouri Pacific
VIII put in a one fare plus 3 rate 20 all
Colorado common points and return. Rate
continues until the 85th and tickets are
good returning until October q.
Mrs. Caroline Binman who has been
quite seriously ~ al the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Henry schnitzler. tsg
South lawrence. for several weeks, Is
corvsiescsng and hopes are entertained
Ter her speedy recovery
8lr. Louis Gerteis. professor OF French
and German a. Baker University has Re-
turned 70 the city 20 spend the Summer
vacation season. He VIII return 20 bis
work in the autumn, but while IL the
city VII give private lessons