The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-12

Miss Elena Murdoch. Of Eldorado, Is
visiting in the city.
Miss Luper VIII play piano solo be-
fore Hypatia tomorrow.
There viii be picnic at Sparks Grove,
Sunday afternoon, May u
Judge A. J. Wyatt leaves for vacation
in Colorado this morning.
Yesterday was the busiest Saturday
IN Wichita for many q day.
Miss Lena Murdoch, of FL Dorado, is
visiting Mrs aul Eaton for a few days
The new street railway switch at Wa
bash avenue viii expediate travel to the
Hin today.
Ms. J. Klein, of Joplin. No. arrived
in the city yesterday and is visiting Mrs.
s. Goldstein.
John D. Hutchings. at present of Ok
lahoma City. is in Wichita and viii spend
Sunday here.
Mrs. R. o .Denning and children. of
Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. R. c. Is
rael, Of North Waco.
S. S. Welch and family, win leave this
evening for Excelsior Springs, for few
days pleasure outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Boone Of Union
township are in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs Grant Hatfield
VI S Hamilton and D. Chandler of
Argonia. are in the city visiting the lat
ter's brother, J. 3. Chandler.
Mr.. Walter NJ Pom and WIFE Of Chi
cage, are visiting with their son, W. E.
Pond and wife, 1851 North Lawrence.
The seniors of the High School have
placed their colors on the tower and will
keep them there until commencement
Mrs f. c. Hunt and son. Teddy. of
Mcpherson. Kan. are visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H L. Pyle, 356 North
Waco.
Mr.. George Tatgenhorst left last night
over the Santa Re for East Liverpool,
Ohio, to resume his duty with the Leyies
China Co.
AIRS. r c. Hunt and little son. Teddie.
Of Mcpherson. are visiting with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Pyle, Of $50
Waco avenue.
'The Dozen" WHIST Club, will meet
with Mrs. a. H. Bolte, 412 South Water
street Monday night All members are
requested to hep resent.
Mrs. Ada Hampton was granted a di-
vorce from her husband. J. G. Hampton,
in the district court yesterday. Thomas
Sullivan was her attorney.
VIM. Hendricks, of the commission firm
of Hendricks & Rand, was in the city
yesterday and bought a carload Of good
horses from Geo. Morgan.
Mrs. Margaret z. Lee, of the sedgwick
block, and Mrs. Marsden. of South
Main, in twelfth block. members of the
Relief Corp, are reported very i'll.
Mr.. ohm H. Engle. Of Abilene, secre-
tary of the state Sunday school Associa-
ton is in the city. He speaks this morn
ing in the Oak street Presbyterian
church.
Francis Harrison, who owns so much
land in Lincoln township. this ciunty.
and in Butler county, sold one quarter
section OF his land in Lincoln township
yesterday.
Major General A. J. Weaver, Of the
Union Veteran Union. and wife. Will
leave Thursday for his old home in Penn
sylvania. They viii be gone about a
month and viii visit all the batHehelds
in which the majors regiment were en-
gagged.
Mr.. r. W. Gockel, of the smith-Hron
Wholesale Notion company, Of Arkansas
City, one Of the most popular travelling
men in Oklahoma, passed through the
city yesterday for a two weeks trip east.
He viii visit his old home at Patriot,
Ind, for a few days. en- route
John 7. Hessel VIII ship car Of good
horses to the Cleveland May sale next
week Ed Cook has consigned his mare
Blackheart, pacing record PIP II. This
mare has been recently converted to the
trotted and has moved a quarter in b IA
seconds at that way of going
BIr. and Mrs c. n. Spencer of Oska-
loosa. Iowa. visited Mr. and Mrs. c. r.
Dorath. Of 1923 y. Emporia avenue a few
days this week and left Friday afternoon
for Kiowa. Kans., TO visit other relatives
Mr.. Spencer is a member of the firm Of
Let's. Spencer Grocer company, who
recently opened a wholesale house here.
Mrs. Julia Stuck, of this city. and sIrs.
l. T. Wellman. Of Cheney, leave today
for Springfield. H., where they go as del
egates to the Royal Neighbors' head
camp. They win meet other delegates Of
Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma
and Colorado at Kansas City. at which
oint the delegates viii take a social car
for. Springfield. The camp VIII be in ses-
sion four da.-s