Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-05


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malls as suck
E.E. Carter OF Lynchburg, Va, is in the
city.
J.C Smith, of Fort Worth, is in the city
on business.
&c. Davit, Of Elkhart, Ind, arrived in
the city yesterday.
The steam registers for the Biting Bros
building have arrived.
F. j. Berry came down from Morton to
look at the metropolis.
j. Y. Crenshaw and vito came up from
Wellington yesterday.
Mr. Z. j. Heaiy has been sick for some
days with malarial fever.
Johnson s. Blacliwcljer yesterday sold the
Globe iron works for 1900.
C. j. Dcurhaus has accepted position as
shipping clerk at the Spice Mills.
Mrs. Henry Gillen IS visiting her mother.
Mrs. Woodland, OF North Fourth avenue.
Mr.. a. W. WestfaI, of Crisfeld, came into
The city yesterday en- route to Butler county.
Foster Brook with L. c. Strong has re
turned from 4 very pleasant trip to Chicago
Marriage license was issued yesterday to
Oren u. Baker and Hattie Smith, OF Greeley,
Iowa.
J. L. Caldwell, of Emporia, ran down to
the city yesterday TO look al some Of his pro
perry interests.
HIM. King, wholesale dealer in fruit and
vegetables, Springfield, No., was i'll the city
yesterday Oil business.
Bgainard Allison OF 81. Louis, chief OF the
advertising department Of the Missouri Pa
cifc system is iii the city.
A fine horse belonging to the Hydraulic
Mil company, was found dead yesterday
morning in the stable.
Some one stole q pair of boots that were
hung out for display before Lock & Findeiss'
store Wednesday evening.
Tho walls for the basement and first story
of the Carey hotel have been completed and
the work is progressing rapidly
Mr.. Hewlett, of New York, has been look
Ing over the metropolis for the past few days
and is much pleased with its growth.
Hiss Laura Woodcock left last evening for
Hnglnan to visit her brother, Henry Wood
cock. conductor on the Wichita & Western,
The Wonan's Relief Corps viii hold their
FIRST regular meeting of this month on Fri
day, Nsyomber ., at go p. M, at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
f. A. North left last evening for Torring-
ton. Conn, having just received q telegram
announcing the sad intelligence Of the dan
gerons illness of his sister
Major Haag, OF Norwich, was in the city
yesterday and called at the EAGLE Office,
~ cat nf hTn'-S
blanks etc, for the city.
Oscar McCune, late with p. Y. Healy,
Wichita, died at his home four miles north OF
Scott. at O'Clock last Sunday. His friends
in this city learn of this sad event with deep
SORROW.
A horse and buggy were standing in front
OF Lawrence's drug store last evening. The
horse became frightened and started up
Douglas avenue He was finally captured
at the corner Of Market street.
Col T.. c. Cole commenced work ycster-
dav on his residence at Carey Park. 1t viii
be q two-story frame, costing near $500
He proposes to rush the work rs fast rs pos
sibe and have it ready FOR occupancy in a
few weeks
The following railroad passenger agents
were in the city yesterday: B. l.. Mclean,
of the Chicago s. Alton; W. +. Snyder, of
the Bee Line" Chas c. Conklin, of the
yandalia: and James GOrvey. of the Lake
Erie & Western.
Burglars last evening tried 30 effect an en-
trance into the residence of Mrs. Garrett and
r. E. Green, on West Central avenue, but
being unsuccessful made third attempt ut
thu house of Mr.. Strong He raised the
window and frightened them away
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 H Leaven. 80 North
Market street have sold their property 10
DR.. II. Mathews. The old people have Leeu
here nine years, and viii soon return to The
home of :heir childhood in Reading. Pa. 10
spend ;he remainder Of their days.
G. W. Lariiner left via the Frisco for
New York to supply the frm of Larimer &
StenSoa with an entire new stock of dry
goods, etc, for their cid stand, which they
have haI thoroughly renovated, 50 be on the
lookout foc novelties in the near future.
Mr. A Wagner brought to this office yes
terday some clusters OF lalf-grown pears. the
second crop this year. OF tree on his prem
ises on South Main street. II the fruit copld
have q month 20 81, weeks Of open, pleasant
weather It would mature AID riDea into per
lection.
.Jui~e Glenn YESTERDAY secured for Geo