The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-17
CITY IN BRIEF.

W. J. Wilson has gone to New York on
business.
DR.. Cloud of Kiowa is visiting iu the
Peerless Princess.
Hon. James Garvey of the Wabash was
in town last night.
Hon. John Eaton of Winfield is in the
city on legal business.
Mrs w. T. Buckner and children are
visiting at Newton with friends.
J. 3. Eell of Clearwater had two cars of
hogs at the stock yards yesterday.
Henry Huffman is taking in the Pythian
grand encampment at Leavanworth.
G. W. Mclaughlin of Rose Hill, Butler
county, Kan. spent Wednesday in the city.
Hon. Ed Sample of Medicine Lodge is
in the city attending United States court.
The remains of Miss Lulu Wallace were
taken to Springfield. Mo-, yesterday for
burial.
John Roberts a prominent attorney and
Republican of Hutchinson. Is visiting in
the city.
c. T. w. Helberg, formerly of this
city, but now of Denver, is in Wichita on
his way to Europe.
The Campbell Poultry company shipped
a car of poultry to Denver and one to New
Haven, CoDu, yesterday.
Charlie Goodyear and wife are visiting
in the city, having returned from an ex-
tended and pleasant trip TO California
Colonel Woodcock has returned from
the Whitewater with big stock of fish
which he has distributed among his
friends.
Louie Segerman, the man who killed his
wife in the strip day before yesterday, was
81, 4 DF hay
here in the pioneer days.
r. L. Steel has succeeded Frank Colvin
as night clerk at the Carey. Mr.. Steel is "A
genial and courteous young man and will
make a popular night clerk.
John Kahn of Kiowa, who graduated
from the Wichita university this May, has
returned to Wichita after n short visit to
parents to accept n position In the city.
Augusta H. Abernathy and Josie Burn
ham, both of Wichita, were granted the
privilege of joining their two paths in life
into one, yesterday, by the probate court.
William II. Jones has sought the hand
of Emma L. Montgomery, and not In vain
FOR they obtsined a license TO wed yester-
day, from the probate court. They are
both of Wichita.
Secretary Irwin of the state fair sssocia-
ton, has bought part or ex-GovernoI
Clicks short horn herd. The cattle will
arrive today and will be exhibited at the
fair grounds during the fair meet.
Ed Fitzpatrick, sewer inspector, Is
| putting in three catch basins at the corner
of Second and Market streets. They are q
great improvement to that part of the
| city where oveTtiows have been SO numer-
| Gus.
Mrs. Sallis Toler and Mrs. Tiffany are
| both down prominently on the program
| for original papers in the ninth convention
of the Western Authors and Artists club
| which meets at the Midland hotel. Kansas
| City, Mo, May % and 24
j. L. Bowdish of Oxford. prominent
| business man and Christian worker o
that place, was in the city yesterday. H'
| saws that eastern Sumner county Is {
second paradise at this season OF the yea
| and that crops never looked better.
| w. A. Shepard left this morning for hi
| home at Saratoga Springs, \. Y, after 1
| four weeks visit attending business mat
! tiers connected with the Shepard, Chap.
man Mortgage company. Mr.. \.
| Veile has been appointed agent for Tia
! interests of the above firm also the private
interests of a mum Der OF eastern men direct
ly interested.
The people living In the residence por
| ton Of the city are annoyed beyond Ell
| durance all over the city by groups o
boys from TO IS years Old. who congre
gate under the electric lights and engag
in obscene and profane language, ye.l ant
/ fight. Some parents in this city If the
| were told that their boys were part o
| these crowds and were also told OF theI
language and conduct. would no dOuh
deny that such thing could be posi- BILE
| Parents who do not know where thei
boys are at night don't know what the.
are doing, but they will find out whel
they are arrested for some criminal act.