The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-08
CITY IN 3 7IEE.

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D. E. dunno went to coldwater last
evening.
John Stanley was up from Clearwater
yesterday
Rudolph HATFIELD went to Medicine
Lodge yesterday.
!. P. Campbell is at present wrestling
with case Of the grip
Mr.. Zach Mulhau. OF Mulhau, 0. T,
was in Wichita Sunday.
The hay market on South Water street
is being put in ship shape.
Judge E 3. Jewett and Mrs. Jewett
went to Topeka yesterday.
Herbert Patterson is back in his ofics
after a tussle with the grip.
7Er. Roll, a prominent merchant Of
Peek, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs s. y. Bridgman has Returned from
a visit with her husband in the Indian
territory.
The Orient hotel yesterday was being
covered with a fresh coat Of paint which
becomes It.
F P. Martin and daughter leave today
for Chicago. Miss Martin viii attend the
art institute.
Percy Glaze of Enid. once Of Wichita,
now a prominent Oklahoman, was in the
city yesterday.
The Sherman and Kimmerle buildings
on Douglas avenue were yesterday orna-
mented with new cornice.
Mr.. Myron BoyIe's condition was much
improved yesterday. Sun7aT morning his
temperature mounted to 1o5-
Mr.. H. C. Dunbar IS scheduled in the
list of grip victims. Mr. Dunbar is seri-
Ousiy III at his residence, 737 North
Market street
r. H. Yoder and Anna Jones were mar
ried in the probate court yesterday by
Judge Haymaker. Both bride and groom
are residents Of Cheney.
Mr. and Mrs D. A Garst, who have
been visiting their son, D. z. Garst and
wife at Longton, Kan, for the past two
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. J. J. Harrison and daughter Onet-
IA left yesterday afternoon for Paola,
for an indefinite time. Mrs. Harrison goes
for a course Of treatment at the sant-
tarium
J. H Grothers, who has been with the
Frisco here for some time past last
evening went to Oklahoma City to assist
Frank O'Neil. the Santa Fe agent at
that place.
S H. Hartman. guide in the Adlron-
dack mountains, is visiting near Sunny
dale, Kansas. M Hartman says the
jack rabbit chase is the most exciting
hunt he ever took part in.
Aha Temple No. "A. Rathbone Sisters,
viii meet in regular session Friday even
ing, January 18th, at g o. m. The adj
journed session announced for Wednesday
evening Of this week viii not be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN R. Smith, formerly
of this city. but late of Newton, win
soon remove to Norman, o. T., where
Mr. Smith VIII assume charge of the
agency. Of the Wells-Fargo Express com
pany
wichita Council, No. IS, F. A A. will
hold its annual installation Of officers to-
night in Peerless hall. After the install
lation a luncheon win be served, TO
which the members and their friends are
invited.
The Wichita W. c. T. U. viii hold their
weekly meeting Tuesday. January g, at
p. m. in headquarters, room 402, Sedg-
wick block. Mothers meeting Head
quarters viii be open to visitors each cay
this year from Il to g.
The funeral service of Mrs. r. Bronson
were held Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at the undertaking parlors Of Mr.. Dun
bar. Rev. Bruce Griffith preached the
sermon and the male quartet furnished
the music. The services were under The
auspices Of the Garfield Post
Mrs F. H. Church, home missionary Of
the Free Methodist Mission, desires to
thank all friends Of the work and others
who contributed so abundantly 70 the
Christmas dinner given at the Mission.
One hundred and twenty-five were fed at
the tables and a great many baskets
were sent ont to the sick and aged Of the
city She would say also that her book
containing the names Of many who had
pledged themselves to donate. was lost.
and that accounts for her failure to call
upon several Of these kind hearted peO-
pie However. everything about the din
ner was a success and they had plenty
ind to spare. and in the name of the
Lord the thanks Of the Mission are ex-
tended TO all givers