The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-04

terday. accompanied by Mr.. stearns. ST..
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Biddle have moved
into the Newport on North Lawrence
avenue and have made a beautiful home
of it by refurnishing it and fixing it up
throughout.
Prof. r. F. Knight and Mrs. Knight
leave today for Minneapolis, TO attend the
National Teachers association. After its
adjournment they will go to Farmer City,
Illinois for visit.
Mrs. Clark Kinkaid left yesterday over
the Santa Fe for FL Paso, Texas. to
bring her husband home from that city,
where has been doctoring for some time
in hopes of regaining his health.
Mr. and Mrs Amos Sites and little
Lillian leave this afternoon for a two
weeks outing In the mountains of Col
orado They viii visit principally in Col
orado Springs and Manitou.
Claud Duval of Hutchinson. the Demo-
cratic nominee for secretary Of state was
in Wichita yesterday Mr.. Duval is de-
voting himself to his commercial business
during the summer and will not begin his
campaign until September.
The aged mother of Francis thurman,
formerly president of the St. Louis. Fort
Scott & Wichita railroad, (now Missouri
Pacific and Mrs. a. n. Jones, is here
from Urbana, III, visiting her daughter.
at Isl South Hydraulic.
Mrs. Kunkle. DR.. and Mrs. Richards
left for Milwaukee yesterday to spend a
short time. They travel over the Rock
Island. The Rock Island also sold FIVE
tickets to South Dakota to a harvesting
outfit, who intend camping there.
Charlie Smythe and guests leave on
the 10th of this month for an outing at
Antelope park, on the headwaters OF
the Rio Grande in Colorado. The camp
and club house are located about 800
miles southwest of Denver, beyond st.
Louis park
Mrs. Lou Yengst and daughter Florence.
of Emporia, are the guests of Mrs. Fred
E. Maiver of FPS South Topeka avenue.
Mrs. Yengst and daughter were seriously
injured in a runaway while visiting at
Gage, 0. T. Mr.. Yeagst is also here at
tending his wife and daughter.
Mrs. Fred Young returned Wednesday
morning from visit TO Lincoln, Neb,
having been there to attend the gradual
ing exercises OF the Nebraska Sanitarium
Nurses Glass of which her sister was a
member. Her sister returned with her
and will spend few days in the city.
The many young and older friends Of
Miss Maud Clark, 10 East Third street,
all are very sorry to learn that she is
lying at her home with lingering sick
ness. All are anxiously hoping for her
recovery, as she has a most kind and
sympathetic heart, which is missed from
social life.
Those who have gone out of town for
their annual summer visits to a cooler
cline are. Mr.. A Pauline, TO Colorado
Springs: Mr.. T. Duffel. to Denver, over
the Santa Fe. and Mr.. ". S. stow. TO
Colorado Springs; Mr.. R. S. Mueller to
Ogden; Mary Walton to Denver; Nora
Lloyd. Clara Hampton and Mrs. Bond to
Denver, over the Rock Island.
Two Wichita men are TO speak at Mt
Hope today and many Wichita people
ara going up there TO coach them. Otto
Eckstein and J. I. Papes are these men.
Those going up TO spend the day number
many, and the following are only few
Of them: Fred Williams. Elmer Rein.
and Johnnie Moore. The train leaves al
7:So this morning.
The Stenen Cold Storage company
shipped two cars OF fee cream south TO
Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Texas.