The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

Miss Jennie Goble of Conway Springs Is
visiting Miss Beatrice De Havens.
Miss Maud Emery went to Newton last
night to spend week with friends.
Judge Campbell returned yesterday
from the reunion at Baxter Springs
Mrs. C. w. Chase and daughter Miss
Lizzie of Newton are in the city for a few
days.
Miss Sadie Caldwell has been i'll ever
since her return from Kansas City on
Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Hendrix of Liberty, Ill. is
visiting Mrs. Judge McCanless and other
relatives.
Mrs. Sam Winch is gone to Chicago on
a visit to friends that will extend over sew
eral weeks.
Fred BentIey's fine new residence on
North Topeka avenue is nearly ready for
occupancy.
Walter c. Smith of Licking county. O.,
stopped in the city few hours yesterday
on business.
The Congregational picnic will start
from Plymouth church for Griswold park
at l o'clock today.
Miss Mary Burd and Miss Pauline Lew
cling have gone to Lawrence to enter the
Kansas state university.
Miss Ella HollOran, who has lived in
Wichita for five years, left yesterday Tor
Topeka. her future residence.
Eli Bartlett has returned TO Ottawa to
resume his course in the theological de-
partment of Ottawa university.
Miss Mary B. Kelly of Des Moines, Ia.
is in the city visiting friends and relatives.
She will remain here three weeks.
Judge Redden of FL Dorado was in at
tan .t no n he flgfr
yesterday in the interest of clients.
Mrs. Il. L. Cunning and children arrived
yesterday morning from Covington, Ken
lucky, where they have been spending the
summer with relatives.
DEGREES of divorce were rendered yester-
day in the district court in the cases of
Edna NJ. Cakes vs.. Cary Cakes, and j. U.
Faust VS.. 3 NJ Faust.
The following shippers were at the stock
yards To-Day: w T. Beckam, Burton.
hogs; Henry Steinsirchner, Newton, hogs;
McCrackiin, Derby, hogs.
Charles Garrison will start for Louis
vile, Kentucky. Saturday to resume his
theological course IN one of the seminaries
oil the Christion denomination.
Miss Fanny Lewis, graduate of Sick
ner'S Conservatory of Music, class Of 1898,
has been called TO position in the iUstru-
mental department of that institution.
DIR. c. W. Crees OF Conway Springs was
in the city yesterday on his way home
from Topeka where he had been attending
a meeting of the S ate board of pharmacy,
Captain C. f. Bearhs, whom the papers
OF this city had dead every few days some
four wears ago, was in the city yesterday
and he certainly was lively aud robust
corpse. He is travelling for a Kansas City
house.
Constable Green yesterday srresed Bud
Robbie who is accused OF stealing "A horss
from Nate Louguecker about September l.
His trial WINS set Tor this afternoon aud IN
default OF bail he was committed to the
county jail.
Robert L. Payne and Miss Mamie II.
kennedy were united in wedlock Wed
nesday evening. Miss Kennedy is one of
the fair daughters Of Wichita and Mr..
Payne is To be congratulated on securing
such prize.
Mrs. r V Hewlett returned from New
York last evening accompanied by her
brother, Howard Wheeler. Mr.. Wheeler
comes to Wichita 10 make it his home and
Will be connected with r. V. Hewlett in
the loan business.
The funeral services Of Mrs. Marietta
TIiplett will be held at her late residence.
rooms 40 and Il Zimmerly block, at $3.50
o'clock this morning. Pastor q. II. Sims
will conduct the services. The remains
Will be inferred Ia Maple Grove cemetery.
Principal Dyer OF the High school has
returned from his vacation which was
spent in q tour of the northeastern states
aud included n visit to his early home In
Ohio and attendance at the National
teachers association at Asbury park, New
Jersey.
The gentlemen of the German-American
| 1en
lima, report that on their way out Monday
night no rain WAS encountered after they
had passed r few miles beyond Strong
CITY, and at Salina there was not a drop
OF rain and had not been for weeks.
Captain ". + Tibbitts, that genial
acent of the Rio Grande railroad. j. In the
city booming the great valleys along their
line of road. Irrigation - getting 10 be
the leading feature OF Colorado and the
fruit farms are now superior 10 the here
tofore undisputeG fields Of California
The course Of study OF Lewis Academy
has been approved By Washington and
jefferson college, and is ore of the four
academies in the United States TO have
that honor. Students Of Lewis Academy
are admitted without examination 10 that
institution, which was founded IN 17S9.
J. Y. DougherIy. Esq, returned last
night from JeffersOuy!Ae. Ind, where be
WAS married 4 Aec1ASh 10 one o. TIE AtiE
daughters Of that city. This will be sur
prise 10 J. V. friends as there was rot the
least iuiimat!oa that he coutemplst
matrimony. Congratulations are u order.
c. P. Wiekmiller Of King6sher Is Ia the
city for a few days, having come on 10
meet his wife who has returned thus far
on her wSy from Kansas CITY and has been
for two weeks visiting her father, ". i
Mum Mr.. Wickmilier viii return home
tonight, while Mrs Wickmiiier viii re-
main fer some tine longer.
Rev Eugene Shippen. the popular min
lister Of the Unitarian church OF this city,
Landed in New YORK Tuesday from Ireland
where he spent some time visiting the
Lakes OF Killarney sni TIE other beautiful
resorts ter which thst counfry . noied.
He did not forget the EAGLE Tor lie sent
meuento Of the green sod - IL
Bob Cherry Was tried by jury u Justice
fuckers court yesterday morning on
charge Of disturbing the peace Of Mrs r.
w PstT3e. The cause of action arose
while Cherry vas in the discharge OF his
duty as dog-catcbeEs assistant. and an al
tercstion arose between hIm snd AIRS Pet
ris's ia which Cherry Is alleged 70
have used proiAne and violent language
The Jury hung and were discharged and
the case ives continued 70 Saturday e. 10
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