The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

Senator O'Bryan went to Kildare, o. T.,
yesterday, on legal business.
J, L. Rabbit, of Larned. was in the city
yesterday from Medford, q. I.
Miss Mamie McNair returned yesterday
from a week S visit to friends re n Furley
| Henry Goldsmith of Winfield arrived
last night and will spend the day in the
city.
Albert Loosely has returned TO Chicago
to resume his studies in the Moody Insti-
| tute.
Mr.. ]. J. Jones, former resident OF
Wichita, died in West Point. Ind, Aug
ust q.
Miss Ellen Gross has gone to Houston,
| Tex, where she will complete her musical
| studies.
! Hypatia will hold its regular monthly
| business meeting Monday afternoon at
| o'clock.
WE. High, with G. L. Edwards, is
spending few days visiting friends at
| Halstead.
Mrs. J. C. Dunn and children returned
| yesterday from visit with friends near
| Clearwater.
Miss Daisy FAIRIES has sa fely passed the
crisis in severe and protracted siege of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. c. H. Brooks returned home last
| night after long and pleasant visit with
! eastern friends.
Alice Shepard, aged IS months, daughter
| of Rev. j. j. Shepard, was buried yester-
day al 4 o'clock.
Frank NJ. Scott, Populistic nominee for
congr. ssmau in the Fourth district, WAS
II the city yesterday.
Miss Eta Mounts, compositor on the
Sunday Gazetteer, of DenIsOn, Texas, is in
the city visiting friends.
c. NJ. Cook is laid up with a pair of
cracked shin bones, occasioned by an acct
dent OF which he was the victim.
Charlie Phillips will go to Guthrie this
week on business. in company with Lutte
Welsh, who returns to bis home.
Lutte Axline of the Medicine Lodge
Cresset arrived in the city last night IN
company with eA-Sherif Dobson.
James b. Bertrand, of Ost, Reno county,
o. T., aud Miss Minnie Stapleton, of this
city, were yesterday licensed To wed.
Mrs. W. A Story snd Mrs. E. w. Spot
ford left Thursday over the Frisco Tor
Webb City, No.. TO visit their parents.
The following shippers were at the stock
yards yesterday: c. II. Hyde, Colwich,
cattle; w. A. Mckittrick. Augusta, hogs.
Mr. Edgar Louthan left last evening for
FL Dorado, where he has accepted posi-
ton with one of the leading firms OF that
place.
Ed. Vail will leave this morning over the
Santa Fe for La Porte. Indiana, TO bring
home his family who have been spending
the summer there.
Miss Minnie Cramer has returned from
Winfield, after a delight full visit of two
weeks with Miss Allie b ecklsy, Miss Ada
Silver and others.
Miss Anna Martin of Dodge City, who
came i'll from Neodesha with the excursion
Tuesday and has been visiting Miss Helen
Phillips, has returned home.
Coroner McCollister's two little daugh.
tiers, Oracle and Mary, vino have been
quite ill with typhoid fever for about two
months, are now entirely recovered.
+. John Feast, who has been connect ed
with the Wichita Wholesale Grocery COM
pany for ten years, has resigned his po-
sition with them 10 go into business for
himself.
Congressman Simpson arrived in the
city yesterday. 1t was announced that he
could not speak at the Labor Day celebra-
ton tomorrow, but he will make short
address.
George Daisy, living on South Topeka, is
on clutches AS the result of jumping on
garden rake which was lying on its back
with its teeth in the air. He is making a
rapid recovery.
Little Bessie Hollinger, who is visiting
in the city from Fort Scott, was pleas
antly surprised by number of her little
friends, at the home of Mrs. K. {. Israel,
yesterday afternoon.
Bert Welsh of Newton was in the city
yesterday, with his eyes completely re-
stored TO their normal condition. He has
been for three weeks under the care of
specialist of this city.
Word was received yesterday announc-
ing tue death of George V. Shepard. Mrs.
II, V. Shepard who was present at the
time of his death will accompany his re-
mains TO Saratoga Springs. y. Y
Sparks from locomotive set fire on
tract of grass land in Minneha IOwnsh ip
yesterday morning, just before the raj IA
began aud large quantity OF hay belong
ing TO James Mum and George Hoss was
burned.
The colored baseball team ot this CITY
returned yesterday from Emporia, where
they had played 3 series OF games with the
Emporias Tney beat the Normalit.s
three straight games and are iubIlant &C
cOrdIngly.
RlsselI, the 10-yesr-old son aud only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs George Darling of
North W ECO avenue, Is - very low Win
spinal troubles that his life Is despaired Of
The many friends of Mr.. add Mrs Darling
viii hear of their sorrow with pain.
Miss Emma Hill will depart tomorrow
for Conway Springs u assume her duties
as teacher IN the public schools OF that
place Miss Hill Is a graduate OF the
Wichita higa school and the CITY normsl
aud has before her bright fulurs as a
teacher.
At the regular meeting o! QGeen City
Lodge No. 90, l o. %. +. thursday even
Ing the first degree was conferred on
Bro l. +. Wichman' Grand Instructor A.
= Noorhis giving the uswritten work and
afterwards giving very pleasant talk on
t1e Coed Of the Order. The merflng
was well attended and enthusiastic. Nexs
Thursday they viii have woEk "a the first
and second degrees
c. \. SsinsSu. for many years the genial
travelling man Cor the Wichita Wholesale
Grocer company. has resigned his position
TO accept a similar oae with the Bradley
MelcaiI Shoe company. His deli wil Dc
in Colorado and New Mexico Ar. S.il-
son was one Of the most popular CONNER
csAl missionaries who rsdiAted from
Wichita. and he Gas thousands Of r. ends
wno rSg.et ais departure for other eelds.
HDNOKFp THE DEAD
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