The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-18
CITY IN BRIEF.

Father John Begley, OF Kingman, was in
the city yesterday
Editor Miller, of Pratt, was among the
visiting business men in town yesterday.
Charles V. ferguson IS reported to be
improving in health at Glenwood Springs,
Colo.
Justice keenan, returned from a short
trip TO Cheney yesterday. He reports corn
doing fine.
Mrs. J. J. Fegtly of Kingfsher, is spond-
ing week in the city visiting Z. a. Whit
lock and wife.
Innes & Ross will shortly move from
their present location to more favorable
one on Main street.
Mrs John Hollinger left yesterday for
St. Louis and Alton TO visit WITH relatives
during the summer.
Mrs George Jones and children Of Albu-
querque \. NJ, are in the city the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. L. l.. Damon.
A marriage license was issued TO George
n. Brewer and Annie Troxel, both OF this
city, by the probate court yesterday.
Mrs. 5. a. Mccormick and son of Sedalia,
Mo, Is visiting her brother j. 4. Nc
Donald, the mall carrier, Of the West Side.
Miss Halle Maxwell has returned home
from Washington, having finished a ten
months course at the Corcoran Art
school.
James H. Malone of Neodesha was
visitor in the city yesterday, and talked by
the yard on the gas and oil find IN his
section of the country.
Mrs. O. Z. Cozatt and daughter, Virgie,
of $40 Lula avenue, have returned after
several days very pleasant solourn with
relatives at Peabody, Kan.
Mrs. o. c. Daisy, who underwent a
delicate surgical operation few days ago,
Is rapidly ConYalesclnG under the care OF
her physician and the constant attendance
of a trained nurse.
A burglar broke into the house Of Char |
lie Smythe night before last, but the alarm
that was raised by the neigbbOrs was such
that the gentleman made himself scarce
before he WAS able TO secure any valuables.
Judge J. II. Shields has arrived from
Washington and will spend his vacation
here. Judge Shields looks well and the
Washington atmosphere, so fatal TO states
men, seems TO be agreeing with him very
well.
There will be social on Professor SCOTS |
lawn, adjoining the Lewis academy,
Wednesday evening, to which the Normal !
students and everybody else IS cordially /
invited. Ice cream and cake Will be
served.
The Teacher and the Times will be /
the subject of a lecture to be given at
Lewis academy tonight by DIR. Naylor |
The doctor has had experience IN both /
branches of the subject and the lecture !
doubtless will be very interesting.
Will Buffirgton pleaded guilty to dis |
tuTbng the peace In the justice court yes /
terday His wife had him arrested the |
night before and when placed in the /
prison mOaned and groaned that Dr. |
Hoffman was called but found him We'll III |
body.
Six jolly young nimrods left the city |
last night for the banks Of the Walnut /
where they intend 10 Kill all the game and /
catch all the fish III the vicinity. They /
were John Noble, Harry Amidon, Abner /
Sullivan, Claude Alley, Charlie Auit and /
VIII Lauck.
Mel Baise had complaint made against |
him in Justice Jones court yesterday and (
Constable George Green served the warrant 4
on him. he Is charged with assaultlug,
beating and sticking s. K. Mari, Il neigh |
Dor. The fight arose over Marr's children /
knocking some fIuit
Miss Grace n Smith entertained a few I
of her friends last Monday evening in hon /
or of Miss Pearl Crouch, of Furlev. Kan.
Those present were Misses Pearl Crouch, I
Angie Dutton and Birdie Rhinehart and !
Messrs. Steve LerIc, Charley hetZler Fred |
Shuman and Edgar Louthan.
The ladies of the Catholic church will /
give their annual social il the lawn Of the /
Hannibal family. corner OF Third street |
and Fourth avenue, this evening, and a /
great time is promised. The Knights of /
Macabees full band will be present and |
will give fine open air concert
Mr.. sam Hess, Of Herman s Hess, the |
East Douglas avenue cloIhiers, confident 1
OF abundant crops and prosperous busl- /
ness for the coming season, left yesterday /
for New York and other eastern markets 4
TO lay in their fall aud winter supply Of 4
apparel for men. Aside from business 1
knowing ones say that his trip is signii- !
can5 OF something else and that he will not 4
return alone.