The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-17
CITY IN BRIEF.

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sas, is visiting in the city
Mrs. w. E. Stanley has been visiting
friends in Topeka during the week.
Mrs. G. E. Denton OF Attica, is visit
| ing her sister Mrs. John Richardson
Boharp, of Piattsburg. Mo. has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. l. N. Hook
aday.
Mr. C. T. Chouteau, carrier No 8, is
VERY sick at his home, SIG South En-
poria avenue.
Roland P. Murdock. Jr-. is in Medicine
Lodge this week at the home Of Senator
md Mrs. Long
Mrs. \. S. Parks visited Mrs H o.
Garvev. of Topeka, during the Masonic
jubilee this week.
Mr.. julius Simpson, of New York, is
! visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Giwowsky, SGe
South Emporia avenue.
i il. Dockum, from the western part of
/ the state, who has been visiting his son.
H. A. Dockum, returned yesterday to his
home.
Mrs. Jacob Pittinger. of 257 North To-
peka avenue, has been quite sick with
/ nervous prostration for several days. She
I is now slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Stanford announce
! the engagement of their daughter, Vivian
Irene. TO Mr. James Graham Campbell.
The wedding will take place in June
Rev. w. e. Grose, of Kansas City. will
lecture in the South Emporia avenue
church Monday evening. May Is. Subject:
The Evolution of Bob" Admission free.
Everybody welcome.
Miss Martha Hathaway, who has been
teaching in the northern part Of the state,
and visiting with relatives in Leaven-
worth, Kansas, returned Monday evening
! to her home, Wichita.
The City Federation of Clubs held a
meething on Wednesday when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs. Sal
lie Toler, president; Mrs. w. II. Isely,
vice-president; Mrs. Lionel Trotter, sec
retary; Mrs. W. A. Reed, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas A. Heagler, OF Chi
cago, Ill. are visiting the family of At
torney and Mrs. F. ]. Parr. on Indiana
avenue. Mr.. Heasler Is the manager of
the Blatchford Manufacturing company,
of Chicago, and is pleased with the beau
ty, size, and activity of Wichita.
Mrs. Geo z. Lehman, Mrs. Clarence
Herford and Mrs. George Schadd gave
two large card parties at the home OF
Mrs. Lehman on Friday and Saturday
,fternOons of last week Mrs. w. NJ.
iced and Mrs Newton Garst won the
prizes.
The Innes band will give a concert at
at the corner of Emporia and Douglas
avenue some time during the week. The
Fourth warders are going to have a love
feast and Dave Leahy, Jack Richardson
and Ollie Goodin are on the list of
speakers.
Henry L. Rossler yesterday filed three
cases in the district court to recover his
one-fifth interest in the Rossler estate.
The estate involves many pieces of pro-
perty in this city. He alleges that his
brother-in-laws are trying to defeat his
interests in the estate He is represented
by Attorneys Adams & Adams.
Cards are out announcing the engage
ment of Miss Effie B. Pyle, of Haviland.
Kan, and Rev. ]. C. Fisher, of Cold
water, Kan. Miss Pyle is a graduate of
Kansas University, with special honors
from the science department. Mr.. Fisher
is a graduate of S. W. X. c. ard has
many friends in Wichita.
Mrs. Nelson yesterday received the 81 900
from the Oklahoma Jurisdiction of the
40. L. w, the amount of protection
carried by her husband. 1t will be remem-
bered Mr.. Geo. Nelsoon was killed while
operating the electric elevator in the Cox
Johnson Diamond dry goods house, about
four weeks ago. Mrs. Nelson will make
her home here.
The Twentieth Century club held its
closing meeting of the year and election
of officers on Tuesday. The officers elect
ed were: Mrs. r. p. Murdock, president;
Mrs. Geo. X. Freeman first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. E. f. Hamilton, second vice.
president; Miss Lola Maxwell, recording
secretary; Miss Abbie Potts, correspond
ing secretary: Mrs John Parkinson,
treasurer; Mrs. O. W. Stillwell, auditor
At a meeting OF the representative wo-
men of the several churches Of the city
held yesterday at the home of Mrs. r
NJ. Piatt, arrangements were made for
a missionary day at the Winfield Chau-
tauqua assembly and n city missionary
union was organized with Mrs. II. I'm
boden. president; Mrs. c. ". Jackson.
secretary; Mrs. II. w. Darling. treasurer
and vice-president from each evange-
lical church.
Mrs Anna TIT was in from her pretty
farm in Gypsum township yesterday and
was the first woman to make visit at
Victor AIurdocks 5 headquarters on a po-
liticaI mission. Mrs. Utt has for years
been a great adnirer OF Victor Murdock
and no man is doing better work than
she IS towards lining up the voters Of
her township and getting them 10 the
polls She is the Joan Of Arc Of Victor's
campaign and the returns on election
night viii prove again what has been
proved ten million times before. that
there is more loyalty in one wornan's
heart than can be estimated by the best
calcula tors.
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