The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-13
CITY In BRIEF.

Lon Mahan of Wellington was up yes
terday ON business.
Evangelist Redding is holding . revival
meeting on the West Side.
Hon. Zack Mulhall OF Oklahoma was in
the city yesterday on business.
The Odd Fellows decorated the graves OF
their dead brethr en- yesterday.
Bert Gifin and Edward Kinzer repre-
sented Sedgwick here yesterday.
James Meyers was buried yesterday
from Dunbar's undertaking rooms.
Miss Rose Epperly of Caldwell is in the
city visiting Mrs. II. o. Chipchsse.
Miss Cora Corbin of Fairfax. Ohio, is in
the city the guest of Mrs. Ed Shaw.
A new Grand Army post will be organ
lied in the city. Some seventy members
will start it.
George Rouse and L. G. Yokum went
to Neode ha yesterday chaperoned by
Oscar Smith.
MIR. Alexander of the Sixth ward went
over TO his Butler county farm yesterday
to pick cherries.
+. b. Mathews has gone east on very
important mission. 1t is said that he Will
return in double harness.
Mr.. n. T. Pool of Winfield, is spending
the day with Prof. Miles OF the South
western Business college,
Harry Mosher's mother has returned
from a three months visit through Nsbras-
ka, Illinois and Michigan.
A vnIise was found on the streets last
night by a motorneer bearing the name OF
Mrs. w. r. Welsh, Msssiion. Ohio.
Very pretty memorial services were held
bv the Odd Fellows in their hall in the
II a. To- OK nj nh
John Jerold and Albert Stratton were
brought into the police Jail last night in
condition resulting from intemperance in
drink.
Miss Johnston, sister Of the weather
prophet. left yesterday for Pittsfield,
Maine, where she will spend the summer
visiting.
Manager Bowen of the opera bouse is
contemplating the engagement OF the
atricai company to give summer shows IN
the opera house.
Elder Black will preach every evening
! this week at the south Lawrence Christian
church. Song service fifteen minutes be-
| fore each discourse,
| Captain Shannon of Augusta came over
last night in search of a man who can
| make the proper spread eagle speech for
their Fourth OF July celebration.
Babbitt. the man arrested last week on
the charge OF forging the name OF Mr..
| Buck, had his preliminary hearing before
Justice Jones yesterday and had his case
| dismissed.
A game OF baseball yesterday in which
the Webster school and Catholic nine were
| matched against each other WAS decided
| in favor of the Webster school. The score
/ stood 10 TO Il
Steve Haines one OF the prosperous citi-
zeus of Butler county. and one who Is
| personally acquainted with the tricks Of
| every fish In the Walnut river, Was over
| from Augusta last evening.
| Pat was the only name that could be
| obtsiuei from a bonzy Hiberuian who was
brought TO the police station yesterday.
! The clerk searched him and took away all
! his vaiuabies without kick from Pat.
| hut when he stopped down aud rolling up
Pats pant leg took pint OF oooze then
| there was an objection, aud the prisoner
| looked very pitiful ~ he said: "Acd yon ?
going to take that away too and who are
you,n
This afternoon n game of ball will be
| ulayed at Fairmount between the Fair
mount team aud the West Side Clippers.
A good game may be Looked for ss tosh
| teams have good records Fsiruorut has
defeated Jamesburg aud Greenwich. TWO
| mines WittGH HISe-r6-N1 nc CE>-
| near Wichita The Clippers were a. enc
! time the best team IN Wichita TIE gam
| will be called a. 3 O'clock. Seats have
been erected which will lie furnished 10
ladies' free
II. c. : writes TO inquire II the hook
! hurts a fish's mouth. Whether 4. does or
not should be "a n1atter of little concern to
III c. : as ne hasn't caught 10 exceed one
! . wear during m, life Gae h>h stories be
has been pouring into T. T. A may have
some foundation be l. the best patron
the fish market Ea,. L. queer fad taal
cause. ma,i TO pat on his Old clothes ans.
pat a fish pole ia bis buggy 10 40 down
town TO buy a mess Of nsa.