The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
CITY IN BRIEF.

W. E. Stanley WAS in Wellington yester-
day
Mrs Lepperman of Augusta was in the
city yesterday shopping.
Robert J. Woulfe, of Newton, was in the
city yesterday on business.
Mr. Arey of North Main is out again
after a siega OF malarial fever.
Mr. Billingsley has moved from North
Topeka to 229 South Lawrence.
Miss Stella Cobb of Muusen 6 McNam-
ara's is absent on her vacation.
Mr. Wingard and family of North To
peka will soon move II Kansas City.
Forrest Barton of Wellington returned
home yesterday after two days visit.
The Misses Hinson of Montgomery are
in the city tor few days visiting friends.
William Atkinson, an oId-time Wichi-
tan, now Of Kansas City, was IL the city
yesterday.
William Kelchner, of Topeka, formerly
of this city, was greeting old friends here
yesterday.
County Attorney c. z. Branine of
Harvey county was IN the city yesterday
on legal business.
Miss Nellie Adams, of Sharon. Barber
county, Is in the city visiting her aunt,
MIS-. H.. L. MllleE.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday
to Louis y. Hebert of Peotone, and Maggie
Gieson Of Cheney.
The infant son of W. H. Cutter, of Hays
vile, died yesterday, and will De buried n
Waco cemetery today.
Charles T. Hutchinson, of Wellington,
was in the city last night, having brought
in the Englewod train.
Glenn A Lehman, of the Lehman Hard
ware company at Newton, was IN the city
ii few hours yesterday.
The Misses Woody of the city schools,
who have been spending their Vacation IN
the country have returned to the city.
Miss Iuez Creditor, who has been eX-
pected home this week, will extend her
visit to Chicago friends another mouth.
Irwin Reece, of Hunnewell, was in the
city yesterday fitting himself out for a
years hard work at Ottawa University.
L. c. Hickman and family go today to
the old territory for an indefinite time to
visit Mr.. Hickmau's parents and other
relatives.
Miss Bertha Daugherty, principal of the |
Washington school, will return early next
week from Cleveland where she has been
during vacation.
J. Wilson of Newton. proprietor of the |
new Fisher house at that place. was in the |
city yesterday TO purchase supplies and |
furniture for his house.
Mrs. ". Staude, who has been here |
several weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. I
Charles We'll. will return this evening 10 /
her home at Fort Worth, Texas.
J. J. Mcnamara and wife have returned +
from very enjoyable outing at Ocean /.
Beach. Mr.. Mcnamara speaks highly Of
the refreshing breezes from the great /
Atlantic.
Captain Burgess now drinks his tea out I
of an elegant. band-paiuted china cup
which. with its accompanying saucer, was /.
presented him re;entiy by the ladies of the
Art studio
The Jamesburg Baseball club will cross I
bats with the Boston nine OF Wichita this T.
afternoon at the fair grounds. The James
burg nine defeated the GreensbuTg ciuD
last Saturday al Greensburg by score of
10 to- 0.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Central /
Christian church met yesterday ar the
residence Of their pastor, Rev. George Il. /.
Sims. aud departing LET'S behind them q
considerable contribution 10 be applied on
the minister's salary.
Ed Noble returned Yesterday morning
from trip in western Hans -. He starts
next week for Cambridge, Massachusetts.
TO enter Harvard university. lie will axe
the CltSs.Chl tOGEeG anu " al AO-Abh II - Aeu
the Harvard law course.
F. NJ Chidester, of Wellington, was in
town yesterday. aud related many stories
rs to how Botkin's change 10 POpulism
was received. If what he says Is true. Mr..
BotkIn does not unanimously enjoy tue F,
love of the people down there.
Robert james, of Udsli, who was n the
CITY Yesterday, stated that there was a very
fair crop OF corn 10 MS section OF the so9u- f.
Try. notwithstanding reports 20 the con-
trary He says Cowley county VIII have
much more Jnan half a crop on al average. T.
An effort is being made By several mem
berS % EgglestUu post 10 orCGu-Za party .
for the national eucimpmsnt st Plttsburg, .
consisting OF mem oers and their families, f.
aud charter car Il he requisite number T
can be made up. They Will 20 over The 4
santa Re.
John Wolf Of Elinwood. one o. the
cattle kings of central Kansas. did bust +
mss - the st-ck yards yesterday. He ap-
preciates the advantages Of Wichita - n
stock market, and brought several car
tie will be back next week with some move +.
Of his brawny porkers.
Jacob Walieustein. Of Aichison, brother
az Henry Waileust=in, WHO was called 10
the CITY by the death OF Miss Walleus-tin.
has returned 10 his bone, starting III com
pany win the funeral party. which con
>istS OF NJ. and Mrs Henry Waileussein,
Louis solomon and y / Hir>ch, with
other relatives and friends who have joined
them at -. Lcuis- They wi. rsscG Ga
cinuafl tins morning
The preliminary trial OF Z z Ward be-
Gan IN Justice Tucker court and coutiu- .
ned until late u the afternoon. Numer- .
Gus witnesses for tie s'a,e were exam
Ined sud their testimony was go heavily
against the accused tust ne was bound
over 10 tbe district court and his Dali fixed
az s. 0ssG. in default % which he was re-
mauird % the county jsi. % await tr.ai. f
No WITNESSES appeared Tor the defense
The Second Regiment band yesterday re- .
ceived two FreEcu horns which sre the .
first ever brought u the city iu- resident
band. They are made up on al Intricate .
o.ttern IN brass :UIies ard srs fearful. = 4
and wonderfully made. Toeir Tart 81 tAe /.
hand J. 10 carry au lncercaaeat melody /
and Tor solo purposes TIE range = I
greater than that Of n coTUet. They are /
things OF beauty auI, # well played, are .
Toys forever. !