The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-17
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5 Mrs. c. B. Yale who has been sick
piano recital was given last evening
BY Miss Jeanette Lyman at her suite of
rooms in the Bayless block.
Georgiana Mccoy has bought of ]. F.
Holhcke, a room modern house on Z.
Douglas. Consideration, $3.50.
Cooper college and Bethany crossed
bats at Sterling yesterday, resulting IN
q victory for Cooper by a good score.
Mr.. Rounds has sold his residence IN
S09 Ohia avenue for 1920. Mr.. Round
expects to attend the fair at st. Louis
this summer
The home of Mn and Mrs. A. \. Nixon,
sos South Sycamore avenue was MADE
happy Sunday noon by the birth Of an
eleven pound baby girl.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Gift. of 1926 South Emporia
avenue, died last Saturday. The family
are very grateful to friends for kind
ness shown in their time OF bereavement
w. c. Glenn and wife, Of Webb City.
No. have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
Ella Glenn Shields for the past three
last night. Mrs Glenn VIII remain a few
days longer with Mrs. Shields.
c. H. Walmsburg, advertising manager
of The New Southwest. the official organ
o. the immigration bureau, is at the Ham
ilton. Mr. Walmsburg is arranging for a
big writeup of Wichita in the June edition
of his paper and is in the city gathering
data He is being shown around by Z. t.
Allen.
Sheriff Davis of Lyons, Kan, yester-
day passed through Wichita with a man
named George Carr. who is charged with
stealing a horse from Lee Stewart. living
southwest of Lyons, February3 AT the
time the horse was stolen Carr was
working for Mr.. Stewart. and disap-
peared suddaely about that time
The Park School baseball team defeated
the Married Men in a game yesterday.
Good playing was done on both sides but
the Parks were too many for them, the
game resulting in a victory of to > AT
the end of the game Parks had only one
error. while the Married Men had seven
against them. No score was made on
either side until the seventh inning.
The White Stars were defeated at base
ball yesterday by the Tigers with score
of to g. The Tiger players were: Clover.
McQuery. Young, Bettes Davis, Turner,
Field with S Turner and Clark as the
battery. The White Stars were: Geek,
King. Clark, Sheers. Tack Sewers Nor
gan. with Smith and Kirkpatrick for the
battery. Tom Hunter served as umpire.
An interurban railway meeting was held
yesterday afternoon at the Commercial
club rooms which was attended by a
large number of Wellington citizens. Some
very important business propositions were
discussed and Wellingtons side of the
matter was taken up. The following citi-
gems from Wellington were present: w
NJ. Ferguson, S. b. Carter. George II.
Hunter, J. NJ. Ready, A B. Wymer, Al
Litzenberger, Charles Gambrell and John
Stewart.
E J. Healy, who is a popular candidate
for the Democratic nomination for state
senator from this district, was somewhat
surprised the other day when he received
& telephone from a little girl asking him
to run for Office Not more than ten
minutes later he got another phone from
a woman who asked him. to accept the
nomination. Mr.. Healy has about decided
that the case is getting to be important
and that he will have TO come out for
womans suffrage.
The Lincoln Street Baseball club, which
consists wholly of players under the age
of q, has issued a challenge to play any
. kid team in the city for next Sunday.
/ rhe Lincolns seem TO have won booming
rreputation and are not afraid to hold il
. up. Sometime ago this aggregation OF
boys played a match game with team OF
..grown-ups and won an easy victory
and since that time they have not been
beaten. Their challenge stands open and
they talk quite defiantly in presenting
the good qualities of their club.
= party consisting of Messrs. Whine
Norcross. Gordon and several others re-
turned yesterday from Pratt county where
they had been on a fishing trip to Wal
dock lake. When asked what success they
had on the trip Mr.. Whine said that they
caught a good many fish but brought none
lack with them And then, seeing that
he should not have told it he said that
they had a whole box full down some
where" on ict ~:ut no one has ever
seen any of them and the proverbial fist
story went aglimmering as Mr.. Winnie
opened and closed his lips while re-
hearsing the facts about the trip.