The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07


Watson's father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Walters and daugh-
ter, Letha, leave this evening fer Okla
homa TO spend a couple Of weeks.
Mr. z. 2. Miller. the popular jeweler at
W. ". Pearce's. left last evening for q
weeks visit to his cid home at Augusta
Miss Bessie Kelsey left last evening for
Denver. Colo. 70 visit relatives and
friends. She VIII be absent several
months.
Miss AIbertina Bissantz has left for
Buffalo on her vacation. she VIII also
visit il Chicago and St Louis. before
returning.
Mr.. and Mrs 0. L. Drake have returned
70 Wichita and are at home 70 their old
friends at their new cottage. III North
Lawrence.
Mrs H. Roberts and daughter. Mat
tie. left over the Santa Fe for Los An
geles, Cal. ard other western points. 70
be gone al summer.
MI. ". J. wallace, Of 1850 Park Place.
has gone, IN company with MS son. to
Pasadena, Cal His family viii remain
in Manitou, Colorado.
1Ir. Sam White and Miss Nellie Mann,
8Ir. Albert Nixon and Miss Susie Shields
spent the Fourth in Winfield, Kan. They
had a very enjoyable day
". F. Parks and family, OF 1871 South
Topeka, left Friday afternoon for two
months visit with relatives IN Comanche,
where they formerly resided
The Arkansas Valley Spiritual camp
H.-TH -aF-
nual eampmeetng from the 18th 10 the
18th Of July al CedarvaIe. Kans-
Mr. z. H Shank ard Emma Shank Of
St Louis and Mrs. L. II. Wells and
daughter Of Grenola are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Shank.
Prof Frank Brewer. Of Fairfield. Conn,
has been visiting his sister. Julia Clement,
Of this city. Prof. Brewer is interested
quite extensively in she Joplin. No, zinc
mines.
Mrs Pollock and daughter. Martoris,
OF Hartford, Conn. are visiting Mrs. E.
G. Robertson and Mrs. Ray Johnson. OF
North Lawrence. both Of whom are sisters
Of Mrs. Pollock.
Mrs. A c. Kinkead left over the Rock
Island yesterday for the Pacific coast
fer two months recreation. She viii
Join her daughter. Miss Ola, who has been
there for some time.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Reformed
church VIII hold the regular monthly
meeting with lunch at the home OF Mrs.
Garterss. South Topeka avenue, next
Thursday at $50 P. m.
Willie GIbbius. who was in the employ
Of JEFF Crouch. and who was taken 10 St
Francis Hospital with a severe attack of
appendicitis last Tuesday, was reported
rapidly recovering last night.
Carrie A Haines vs.. A c. Haines is
the title Of a divorce case fled in the dis
trict court yesterday. Mrs Hain=s asks
for divorce and the homestead on Ida
avenue. which she says was bought with
her money.
Mrs S A McNabb and daughter.
Opal leave this morning for Portland.
oregon. TO spend the summer with rela-
tives. They viii also visit in san Fran
cisco. They expect to return about Sep
TENDER 1st.
Mr.. J. F. Costello received a telegram
Thursday that his son, J. c. Costello,
was very low at st. Francis Hospital
Colorado Springs. with pneumonia He
went there three months ago on account
Of his health
The HaysviIle people are profuse IN
their praises Of the large attendance Of
people AZ their Modern WoOdma1 ceIe-
bration and the pleasant visit they had
with the city people who were present in
great numbers.
Rev. Enoch Powell. the first pastor for
the Unitarian church in Wichita, viii
preach at the han. 80 North Main street.
this morning at Il o'clock Subject:
Ideal Suggestion" Mr.. A. r Jeserich
viii sing at this service
Miss Katie Wigs and Miss Julia Han
over VIII leave this week for New York.
to purchase fau goods for the Boston
stores millinery department Incidentally
they VIII also visit Buffalo. Atlantic City.
Washington and Cincinnati
Nj Reynolds not only raises wheat
6 pounds sto the bushel. but the celebra-
ted Milton Dollar potstoe, which he has
grown for two seasons on his farm and
they are the finest that grow on earth
Suited 20 this climate snd soil.
Dr. J. n Mlnick and wife and Dr. W
W 8Iiniek leave tomorrow for a two
months trip on Jhe western slope OF the
Rockies and VIII hsh while gone in the
Gunnisoa. Taylor and Frying Pan riverss.
They expect 10 return about September :.
Mr.. H K Pritchard and wife leave
for Los Angeles, san Francisco and Sc
attic Sunday. the 9Th, % visit brothers
and sisters they have not seen Tor over
% years They VIII return. by Denver.
where they VIII make an extended visit
The building which has been occupied
b. the Stevens Clothing company be-
longs 70 Mrs. Z E Keck who viii ex-
tend. repair and -edt ana remodel IL.
making It more attractive ard desirable
than Before. when IT VII De open FOR a
rental proposition
C. Il. Brooks of This city gives II as his
opinion that Chester L Long is enc Of
the most Industrious students 1cw in
American politics and burns mere mid
nght Oh than any man Ia congress. he
SAYS STr Long has passed abe point o.
a politician ana is now Statesman
MIS-. n f. Klentz accompanied b.
Miss AIberti1a Bissantz. iefr for the east
wednesday They EIl take in places q
interest az St Louis. Detroit ard 80 b.
boat % Buffalo. tsAe n the fair and
from there Mrs EIsn-1 VII ~ 70 Roches-
ter ard return By way e. New Tork 81
tire for the Fan trade
The kansas National bank yesterday
hung g me plcture q Dr. ". : woo5s
81 Kansas City OF the van ~ che presi-
dents room. Dr. Woods IS one af TIE
directors and TIE largest Individual
stockhol5er II the bank The picture
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