The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-15
he SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.

! tomorrow to spend a month with her sis
ter. Mrs Carl P. Johnson. in Chicago.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Daniels
on June 9, an eight-pound boy. Mrs.
Daniels is visiting her mother, Mrs. N.
A. English, 1903 South Wichita street
The Misses Jennie and Louise Barrett
who have been attending Baker univer-
sity, will spend their vacation with Miss
Mabel carp of Gao North Topeka avenue.
Mr.. Daniel Bacon. Of Clearwater, was
visitor at the court house yesterday.
Ex-Representative William Anderson. OF
/ Cheney. was looking over Wichita yes
terday.
c. NJ. Armstrong and wife. of Hennes-
sey. 0. T, stopped off here yesterday on
/ their way home from wedding tour east.
They visited Mr.. C. NJ. Trimble while in
! Wichita.
Mrs. Mary L. Richards and Miss Grace
Chapman. Of this city. leave Tuesday for
a tour on the great lakes and a visit at
/ Chicago. They expect to be gone three
months.
The Dunbar Male Quartette, which is to
give a concert Monday evening at the
First Methodist church, will sing num-
her at the close Of services at the church
this evening.
John Doe. alias B. H. Rue was arraign-
ed in the city court yesterday and plead
guilty to stealing one pants pattern from
J.. Christian. the tailor. He was raed SIS
and given sixtyidays IN jail.
a deed was hied yesterday transferring
l6C acres Of land from Joseph Mos
bacher to Mrs, John Mahan. The consid-
Grafton was S4.S00. The land lies five miles
east of town. and was sold through P.
Y. Healy.
Rev A D. Phelps will conduct the
mems meeting this afternoon at p. m.
at the rooms OF the Young Mems Chris
tan association. over 2lS North Main
street These meetings are exceedingly
interesting and helpful
Marshal Jerry Sites. Of Mcpherson.
passed through Wichita yesterday with a
big Swede. whom he caught in the ter
ritory. The man is charged with raping
a thirteen-year-old girl at Mcpherson.
He looks to be man Of 80 years.
Mr. w R Greenhalgh and wife. OF
Pennington. H.. are visiting J. II. McCul-
lcush. Of this city. Mr.. Greenhalgh IS
thinking Of buying farm near Wichita
and settling down under the prospecting
shades of the Peerless Princess rule
Il was not horse but a bicycle on
him. when Ed M,tchelis handle-bars
broke the other night and he was aid
out on the pavement. Il was on East
Douglas avenue. at the end OF the pave
nent He came out OF the mix-up unin-
jured.
Frank and Els Williams. two boys or
this city. were committed TO the state
Industrial school yesterday. Incompe-
tsncy 10 care for themselves and lack OF
other support was the cause OF commit
n.ent They have been living IN the south
part Of the city.
Mr.. A. c. Dickson yesterday received a
letter from d man named Ed G. Gros-
saene. he is a Freedman AMI fine mu-
stefan st the head OF a theatrical COM
pany. which VIII play here this next
winter. He used to work for Mr.. Dickson
II his grocery store back in Ohio
A rare treat Is in store for those lovers
OF negro melodies who are fortunate
enough 10 be present ST Al Evening in
the sunny South. q high class musical
performance OF the old plantation songs
10 be given al Plymouth Congregational
church on Friday evening Of this week
and which is advertised elsewhere in our
columns.
The Eagle has received a letter from
Mr. Willis Davis, Of Valley Center. de-
ciaring that al injustice vas done Valley
Center by the assessors returns. The
population was given as zss. Mr.. Davis
declares Il is 50 b actual count, and ex-
/ plains the error in the assessors returns
! BY the fact that part Of the iowa Is IN