The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

w. D. Murril of Ottawa is visiting in
the city.
o. u. Kirk of Perry, Oklahoma, spent
| Sunday III the city.
This evening Miss Woodman will enter
| tain the Periclesians.
Luther Burns went to FL Dorado last
evening on legal business.
| Mrs. ID. T. Dunbar returned yesterday
! from visit 10 Hutchinson.
3. l.. Eaton of the Metropole is enjoying
a visit from his sister Mollie Eaton of In
dianapolis. o
Mr.. Warren Conner, of Fl Dorado, is
the guest of Mr.. Edgar Louthan, l4i1
North Hydraulic.
Mrs. w. H. Fogg and daughter accom-
panied by Ms. George Ross left for Kan
sas City yesterday.
u. 81. Grafton received a message yes
terday afternoon notifying him OF his
] fathers death in Ohio.
Miss Grace Waters of Derby is visiting
Miss Alma Harris, daughter of Prof. II.
| Ii. Harris, of the west side.
Mrs. A. W. Stillwell and daughter Edna
| left Sunday evening for Pleasonton, Kan,
to visit relatives for "A couple of weeks.
Elder Whitney will speak in the taber-
!
Greenway streets this and tomorrow even
ings upon the subject of the Two Gov
eupnts.
The urion social of Congregational
churches which was to have been held at
Plymouth church last night was post
poned till this evening on account of The
storm.
Mr. and Mrs Thornton Sargent are re-
joicing over the arrival of IA fine baby boy
at their home. Many friends are waiting
to congratulate Thornton when he feels
able to get out.
Metum Wright swore ont a warrant
| from fuckers court yesterday for John
Doe whom be claims did beat Wilson Har-
per with club. Tom Voss captured the
gentleman who claims to be innocent.
Matte Humphrey was sworn at by Bill
Horton yesterday is what that lady gives
rs a reason for yanking Bill up for dis
turbing tue peace. Justice Tucker will
decide today if there is sufficient cause.
Mrs. Dr. Tucker of Derby sends the
editor of the EAGLE a box OF magnificent
Morella cherries for the sake of aud lang
syne, raised on their home place where
she aud the doctor have now lived for
twenty years or more.
VIM. Parker. of Salem township, was
in today and subscribed for few copies
OF the EAGLE 10 Scilu 20 DIS OnEO IgtenGS,
d. Hughes and j. Mures. Mr.. Parker
saws his wheat will make thirty bushels to
the acre, and corn finest lie ever saw.
Recital by the Mozart School of Music
at Shaw's music rooms Friday evening.
The attraction of the evening will be a
recitation by Miss Bertha Martin, of the
Columbia School of Oratory, Chicago, His
The public are cordially invited 10 attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 4. Bliss entertained
the 4. +. T. club last evening at their
residence on South Lawrence avenue in
honor of Mrs. Bliss sisters. Misses Ella
and Mary Hellar. Games We're indulged
ia aud an elegant spread of refreshments
served and all ths guests heartily en-
10. ed themselves.
A telegram from Larned yesterday SAYS:
Henry Jones, I6-yeay-old youth. at
tempted 10 board an -ast-boand Santa Fe
passenger train at 9.i5 O'Clock tlis morn.
lag, but WAS thrown underneath instead.
His leg WAS 50 badly crushed that amputa-
ton was necessary. The boys parents
reside AT Wichita.
A fellow claiming 70 represent big
Chicago general supply house l. working
the farmers in the southwest part OF this
aud Harper counties. tie took IN J. l.
Peterson Rad his neighborS for several
dollars each. HIS scheme J. 20 sell them
goods, give bill OF tue same and then
demand the amount o. the freight IN
advance.