The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-25
CITY IN BRIEE.

Mrs J. Hauxhurst left yesterday for a
two weeks visit at Sedgwick.
jeff Houston of Kansas City spent yes
terday in the city visiting friends.
George NJ Conner of Philadelphia was
in town yesterday talking perfumery.
Seven OF the petit jurors in the United
States court were fined S. each for tardi-
hess.
W. Z. Potter fling clerk at the district
clerks Office, Is quite sick with mnlarial
fever.
J. H. Mccall has returned from Topeka
where be was on business, both Masonic
and political.
Miss Lena Rohr of Arkansas City, who
was here visiting Mrs. c. G. kiser, has re-
turned home.
The force in the treasurer's office are
busy preparing for the annual settlement
on October LIST.
Mrs. L. VI. Lawrence has gone to FL
Dorado 10 be at the bedside OF her husband
who Is sick there.
Miss Beth Pope has returned from de-
IighIIui two weeks visit with Mrs. H. 3.
Allen of Norwich.
Cherries are ripe, give the baby some"
"By-snd-by. baked in a pie. made with
DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
a. B. Young, an old fe low soldier of
Co. 3, Ninth Kansas cavalry, called on the
business manager yesterday.
Mrs. Caroline Chapman-Catt, of New
York, VIII address the sutfraglsts at the
auditorium on October 18TH.
Long and Blue will speak at Sedgwick
today aud Derby tomorrow. Big crowds
are promised them at both places.
Mr.. and Mrs Johantgen returned last
evening from an extended eastern visit
with relatives in New York and Pennsyl-
vania.
John Deer Plow company was given
judi meuJ in tue United States court yes
terdsy against Wilson Soule of kiugman
county.
James r Brown, formerly register OF
deeds, WAS ia from Colwic yesterday.
Jim says he is a farmer, but not a Eop, by
a long shot.
James Brown and Mary Jones forfeited
their bond yesterday in the police court
where they were TO appear o answer 10 the
charge of lewdly abiding.
Luther Burns collided with a buggy on
Lawrence avenue Sunday night with his
bicycle. He was considerably bruised aud
had his wheel demolished.
Yesterday the county commissioners
were preparing an order, together wi the
county clerk, for deeds to be issued on
land sold for taxes prior to 1891.
The case was on trial in the federal court
Yesterday OF the P oeDix Insurance com
panyvS William Burr of Harper county.
The petit jury will decide the matter.
J. W. O'Neili, manager of the electric
street railway, sald yesterday that scholars
attending the various schools IL the city
could receive student tickets at reduced
rates by Calling Tor them.
On petition of W. II. Latham. a minor
over a years Of age. Maria L,tham was
appointed his guardian and curator of his
property. A petition for the sale Of real
estate Will be heard on October o.
As vet none Of the candidates uomi-
naIed by the various parties have filed
their credentials as required by law. The
law provides that these shall be filed not
more than sixty nor less than twenty days
before he election.
Lloyd r Wentzel. clerk in the Oak
street grocery store, aud Miss Maggie
Mueller, Of Fairmouut, will be united in
holy bonds OF matrlmoBy this afternoon,
at the residence of the brides parents
Rev. Beach. Of The ct. Paul u. L. CHURCH,
will officiate
VIII Russell has secured the position of
bookkeeper with the Parlin & OreBdorf
company AZ their branch In Kansas City.
This house has one OF the largest imple-
meDt plants In Kansas City. and branches
in six large cities aud Russell Is fortunate
In having entered their service.
Great preparations are being made for |
the due ohser walton of German day on Sat-
urdav. Oct. Is. This will be the last day OF /
the far and il is believed hundreds of Wis /
ting Germans will be in attendance. The |
association has SCI that Jay apart for them /
10 {. mmemorate the occurrence
The Thirty session OF the grand |
lodge of OidfrIlow- will Dc held ia Wich- I
its n 0ct ober 5 9. 10 and Il Reduced /
rates on ali railroads leading TO Wichita |
have been made and about 400 or 1850 /
members are expected 10 be in attendance. 1
Great preparations are being made for 1
their entertainments
L. II. Stevens. formerly manager Of ". /
". Luitren & Co : clothing house, l. now
III bis own name purcnss sing new stock 4
Ct clOt hing 10 toe opsusd IN "A Few days ~ /
1SS North Main street Mr. Stevens
knows ledge Of the business aud popularity
with the people who have been his patrons /
leaves little dUuot OF his success.
The Simmons Hardware compsuy of S..
Louis would like to know the " here's hou,
Of their travelling salesman, Dick II rs, /
When last seen he wss few N le- west of
the city in a cornteid reaIing tie official
score Carl OF SATURDAY, ball game Any 4
infcl uIs ion lsadlug 10 III capture will b
literally paid FOR b. the above company.
Last evening c. ". Irwin entertained
the second Il m-nt band at bis home !
The bzDu gave SCne Of iis best -lections |
during he evenin-. aHd the telephone We
brought info r,QuIsi5iun for tie sdi6cstion
Of the musical ear of tie EAGLE After /
the di>cour>r OF sweet sounds, Mr.. Irwin
treated the m- mhers Of The bsri 10 hos /
lemonade, cake and cigars
Sher ff Royse left lat night for OSsa-
watcmie 10 take John CorlletI and John
.Iohuss'n o the asylum twill be remem-
bered hat the first Esmrd man was the Que
whose insanity lead him TO take the horse
of Banker 1illinghaust CT Clearwater,
while THE latter was the late prophet of
GOD who made such demonstrations ~
the Sedgwick block. clothed in blanket.
His true name could not be learned.