The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-08-16

! weighing from four to seven pounds each.
| which Mr.. Eaton In turn sent out to his
| friends, among which was the Eagle.
| A marriage license was granted yes
terday to Ernest w. spidel. aged "a and
Bertha McMalern, aged 20, both of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ayler and son.
Smith. returned home Friday after very
pleasant visit of three weeks in Missis-
sippi.
| Mrs. A. 3. Saunders Of Mt Pleasant,
Ia, sister of Mrs. E. A. Pyle. will ar
rive next week for visit with Mrs.
Pyle.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. McDermott, and
Miss Margaret McDermott leave for Colo
rado Springs, Manitou and Denver this
afternoon.
Judge Nicholson of Morris county, who
has been visiting acquaintance in this
city for few days, viii return to his
home today.
| DR. r. Matthews went to Topeka yes
terday in the interest of his new Mutual
about a week
Mr.. Jas. Black has gone to his home
at Everett, Kan He is so well pleased
with Wichita that he intends to come
back and locate.
Mrs. Harris and son. Elmore, start
Tuesday morning for Missouri TO visit
parents and friends, prior to leaving for
the Pacific coast.
Miss ). H. Petit of 14OS South Lawrence
| avenue, has returned from ST. Joseph,
Mo-. where she has been attending the
Wathena Assembly.
Mrs NJ w. Levy and son. c. Sedg-
wick, are at the Southern st. Louis, pend
| ing treatment of the latter for a severe
| case of indigestion.
Mrs. w. F. Ladd and sister. Miss Bush
ee, Of this city, left over the Rock ISL
they Will visit friends.
| Mr.. II. Arthur Gardner is in Greater
New York on business. Mrs. Gardner ac-
companied him. They viii return by
the first of September.
C. W. Root, who has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Ora McKepney in this city
for the past month, will return today
to his home in Cincinnati.
Claribel, daughter Of n. o. Isabel Lew
ems, formerly resident Of this city, was
married on the 18TH inst to DR.. Norman
c. Clark at Victor, Col.
Mrs. r. w Hickman and son. Abncr,
ing his brother-in-law, c. McNaughten,
at 1868 University avenue. Mr.. Miles
formerly resided in this city.
Mr. ]. S Manchester is repairing his
home at 1923 South Emporia avenue. He
desires to make it one of the finest resi-
dences in that part of the city.
Mrs. R. w. Hickman and son, Abner.
and her mother Mrs. E. c. Pyle have re-
turned from a six weeks visit to Mt.
Pleasant, Ia, and Kansas City Mo.
Mrs c. b Quincy returned yesterday
from Manchester and Madison, Wisconsin,
where he visited his old home and col
lege after twenty years absence.
Mrs. Cecil Harris and daughter left on
the Rock Island for Kansas City yester-
day morning, after a very pleasant five
weeks visit with their many friends.
Mrs. Fred A. High leaves today for
Charleston. w. Va, called by the serious
illness of her father, Rev. David May
hugh, of the West Virginia Conference.
Mr.. Bosworth of Oklahoma City and
family have been visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Bosworth, the past
week. They have returned to their home.
Mrs s. D. Everett and daughter leave
for Kansas City today over the Santa
Fe, to visit her daughter Mrs. F. E.
Luger. She will remain until September
Is.
Mrs. A. c. Jobes and children will leave
this morning for Lake Sullivan, Wis,
to spend a five weeks with Mrs. Jobes'
sister, Mrs W. B. Potts of Koscinsko.
Miss.
Mrs. Augusta Cushman lost her house
hold goods and paraphernalia belonging
to a well ordered home in a fire at Grand
Rapids The goods were stored in stor-
age house.
George K. Kicker. recently of FL Reno,
o. r, has accepted a position with the
Larrabec Flour Mills Co., of Stafford,
and will leave for his new location the
first of the week.
Mrs S B. lands and two little daugh-
ters, Phoebe and Grace. of 720 South
| Water, nave returned after a pleasant