The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

| ben hoyse, SDerlI, Is on the SICK llst.
d. c. McKinnon went to Perry yeste--
| day.
Oscar Swan came up from the territory
! yesterday.
Harry Gordon left for Newkirk yester-
| day on legal business.
Mrs Catherine Nolte of Chamois, Mo-,
! is visiting relatives in the city.
| Miss Ella NJ ills OF South Haven, Sum-
ner county, is visiting friends in the city
! Charlie Crabill broke his thumb yes
| terday while playing ball on North Market
! street.
r e. Galusha, who intends starting a
| paper supply house here, came up from
| Winfield yesterday.
Rev Mr. Hoover. formerly pastor Of the
Dodge avenue church, was visiting friends
in the city yesterday.
The watermelon crop will be large in
this valley and the small boys mouth
waters when he thinks about II.
H II Linder Of Turner, Kan, WAS in
town yesterday returning from the strip
He said it is exceedingly dry down there
Mrs NJ. j. Burbank arrived yesterday
over the Missouri Pacific To spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
McClung.
Daniel hurry was arrested by the police
Yesterday charged with being drunk, dis
turbing the peace and with petit larceny.
His case will be heard today.
Farmer Doolittle will retire from the
journalistic field today He is going 70
take "A rest for three months and will then
engage in some other enterprise.
Mrs. J. J. Fegtly aud children leave for
their home in kinSfsher this morning.
[ They have had a delightful time visiting
friends in this city during the past TWO
weeks.
State Evangelist Vernon J. Rose viii
preach at the South Lawrence Avenue
/ Christian church, Sunday night, July
29.h. He is one of the most successful
eyangelists in the state.
T. J. Palmer, editor OF the Medford
Patriot. one of the leading papers Of Okla
hcma. was ia the city yesterday. He says
the strip Is all right and will be the conn
t-y OF countries when ii Is all under cu!ti-
walton.
Mrs John Davidson died at 1890 this
morning from the effects OF a parnlytic
stroke received few days ago. She was
Al years of age. The funeral notice viii
be published tomorrow when final arrange
ments are made.
Thomas J, Irwin, formerly secretary of
the school board OF this city, IS now editor
OF the Peoples Leader, Of Pond Greek. the
chief Popuiistic organ Of the west side Of
the Cherokee strip he Is also a full
fiedged candidate for Office on the reform
ticket.
Newton Bridgemau Of Minnehs town
ship, said bi> corr WAS IN good hard 70. si-
ing ears when tue hot days came. While K
may not I'll a. sUl.diy a. II would had tie
conditions remained favorable, Yet H. =
certain OF having corn in abundance. Hi>
farm i situated on the upiauds OF Mn
neba
Della sullivan and Rose Van Walker
burg. two yoang women. were arrested
yesterday 10y Constable Tom Ncss and NJ
r8icuei before Justice Tucser They
came from the corner of Mos-ly aud Third
street and>were charged with disturbing
the pesce Of Mary Williams BY loud and
obscene language.
Charlie Nessly. formerly and FOR msny
years a cit zen Of " ichita, oat u0w oIe ot
she staff of he Olsthe deAf sad dDmo EsT-
lum. i visiting IN the city en92Yi1g z -
cation. Re talks As il holding Office Is nos
tte snap taat II Is c-NcSei s.P % e. ar
JicUiarly smonE a school o. people Who
cannot talk O. hear.
\ surprise party was sprung upon NJ
sam G5idsteIn Thursday ia honor 81 ais
54ih birthday. AIMING the guests were
the f5Ilosviag. AeSsrs aud A-slarn@s y.
r Huffman, n. a. Polk. Clare Wiei.
J. Com. Frlfz Schniiz.e., Ars- Ecks-si-.
Otso E.-ks.ei7. Cbsrl-s F-eE neim-s. FF.tz
Hutlmaa aud Henry EGtiman-
Two deaf aud dumb isdIss came I1t7
iowa vesr~r iav tom their hofn-- NEAR
kecai -uI Iu yh- ror-h PARK o. town thrr
irrTn was ri. tend nnG ran away t.
III ex- -nleat tEeT .os- t-cir sst-lrl-
an. c..iel L tire police -tfsIon 20 10 ~
De oh --rs. Tue posse hop, 1hst tie
fuder wl.i brin- them - ihe s-at5oa-
TIE ladies O. the JnsTa' iza chn-cb have
secured n fiae window on the routhsTrs-
coEn-E CO NAa and Second streets sos lie