The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-18
CITY IN BRIEF.

Judge T. B. Wall arrived from Denver
yesterday.
Mrs. G. L. Anderson of Sedgwick was
5lsiting friends in the city yesterday.
VIII Frederick of Topeka, assistant audi
ltor of the Santa Fe, was in the city yes
berday.
Mrs. DR.. Kirkwood and children re-
turned last evening from visit to Audo-
yer friends.
Charles Irwin was at Hutchinson with
has biil-sticking corps billing the town for
the state fair.
w. w Miller of Shoemaker & Miller
left yesterday for d three weeks trip to
Colorado points.
Dave Welsh of Newton, brought his son
Bert TO the city yesterday for special treat
ment for his eyes.
w. D. Stout of Garden Plain, who is
here for treatment for wouEaed foot, is
rapidly recovering.
Alfred r. Carlisle a prominent young
mschInist of Newton. was in the City yes
terday for boiler supplies.
T. S. Trew, president of the bank of Tes-
colt, Kan, spent yesterday with his
brother-in-law, d. Z. Fuller.
Mrs. Miller. living near the city, left
yesterday over the Rock Island for a visit
u
Mrs. j. Schweizer of FL Reno, is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Joseph of North Lawrence avenue.
DR.. W, A. Minick returned last night
from a fishing trip to the Whitewater
He will 90 back tonight to finish his out
ing.
Miss Hattie Sewall left Yesterday for her
home at Carthage, Mo, after visit of a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. IL. VI. Du
Bots.
Rev. S S. Cryor, D. D., of Albert Lea,
MINI, will occupy the pulpit of the First
NJ. f. church next Sunday morning aud
evening.
Rev w L. Grant, state missionary of
the colored Baptist church, will occupy the
pulpit of the Rev. l. A. Hall at the \. NJ
{. A. auditorium Sunday night.
Miss Ida Hatcher will arrive today on
her way from Newkirk, o. T. to her home
al Kingman. and will spend a few days
with friends IN the city.
Ii is hoped the open meeting of Hypatia
Monday, will be we'll attended both by
mem bers and their friends. to listen to AN
address on hypnotism and mesmerism by
Judge Jones.
DIR. William Richardson, city superin-
tendent of schools, viii leave today for
Springfield, No, where he will conduct
the Greene county teachers institute,
which Will be IN session two weeks.
f. B. Walden and wife, who have been
boarding with the family of ID. f. Fuller
for the past year on account of Mrs. Wal
denis poor health. have gone to keeping
house at 6l7 South Topeka, she having re-
gained her health.
The annual meeting of the Kansas Swine
Breeders association will be held at Wich-
tia, Kan, Thursday, Oct. 4. 1894, at 80 p.
m. aud continue TO Oct. ) Inclusive in con
nection with the state fair. BY direction
Of the executive board.
Committees of the four Odd Fellow
lodges in the city have been appointed to
act in arranging for the entertainment of
the Grand lodge and the visitors who will
he drawn hither by that event in October
The grand ball will be in charge of the
Queen City lodge.
The Second Regiment band gave, last
night on North Main street, their first
public concert since they have assumed
the above title, The band numbers four
teen pieces. but good musicians would be
welcomed to the number of eleven more
to raise il TO the full regulation, twenty
five