The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

C. L. Davidson left the city last night
| for San Francisco.
Casper Haynes is spending Sabbath with
friends at Haysville-
Ray Taylor returned last evening from
the university at Lawrence.
Cornell Bros. of Anthony had fine
load Of cattle at the Union stock yards
yesterday.
w. K. Morrow of Sugar Lands, Tex,
was in town yesterday visiting Robert
Williams.
DR.. w. l.. Minich, brother of DR.. Minich
icine in Cheney.
Mr.. W. w. Hays family have moved to
Haysville to spend the summer at their
home, walnut Grove"
Miss Ada James left for Denver last
night to accept position In the superin-
tendent's Office of the Rio Grande road.
Agnes Cain who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. j. T. Christman of this city
left for her home in Cain City, Kan. yes
terday.
The sisters of All Hallows academy,
with their pupils. attended the matinee as
the opera house yesterday to hear Miss
Yaw sing.
Charlie Davidson left last night for Cali
fornia in response to u telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of his mother, who
is visiting there.
Judge Reed granted a decree in the di-
vorce case of Mary Briggle VS.. George
Briggle. heard yesterday, for abandon
meut and gross neglect.
Elder g. T. Black, father OF Garfield
Black. the boy orator. will speak at the
South Lawrence Avenue Christian church
morning and evening.
The United Commercial Travellers will
hold picnic on July 4. Tor themselves aud
ladies at one OF the City parks of which
notice will be given later.
VIM. Suow had some alteration with
Santa Fe conductor at the corner of Doug
las and Fifth avenue, and was arrested by
the police on the charge Of disturbing the
peace.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hattou OF Clinton, Iowa, ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Winefred
Vanderpool of Topeka. is visiting her son,
Mr.. Charles HattoD. ct his residence, 32l
Waco avenue.
c. w. Bennett and Fl. c. Lombard were
brought to the police court yesterday on
the charge of running baggage wagons
without nh(nber 20 express the designs
tions of their license.
The Newton male quartette, SO we'll and
favorabiy known here. will assist at the
opening of the Auditorium. The Newton
gentlemen have borne of the prize both
years at the Hutchinson contest.
Mrs. J. w. wingard. the florist. starts
east this morning. to be absent a month or
six weeks She will stop at Chicago and
look after some matters pertaining to her
business she will then go to central In
diana aud visit friends, after which sue
will return by way Of 81. Louis.
Thomas Lunch sent dozen spring
chickens TO PRESCOTT. AriZ., yesterday TO
his daughter. Mrs. X. X. Coleman. This
| is distance OF 1000 miles. Mrs. Coleman
| writes that spring chickens In that eoun-
| try are worth sLo0 piece and cannot be
had for even that These chickens are
| part of tie brood that Mr.. Lynch hatched
In his incubator.
There will be an old-fashioned camp
meeting held at the assembly grounds at
Winfield, Kan, beginning August . and
| continuing ten days Ample provision
will be made for tenters aud boarders at
reasonable rates. Members OF the South
west Kansas Conference Of the NJ. L
church will be il charge. For information
or tents address. with stamp. Alex b.
Sruner. Winfield, Kan
Great preparations have been MADE in
! decorating he Reformed church for the
Children's Day services TO be held az II a.
NJ, today The plant sre those of {. II.
Irwin who has been preparing some time
| for the decorations and who seq; 10 Hesser
| the Nebraska florist. for plants for the &C
casion. Tue children have been in train
| ing for some weeks and a verT appropriate
service will b. engaged in By them.
| Last Tuesday evening very pleasant
| picnic was held at Griswold PARK. during
! which music games, etc. were igduleed
! in uaiii Luncheon, which consisted OF the
| delicacses Of the seaso1- After luncheon
all embarked in boats. and while gliding
! slowly on the water Miss Villa Campbell.
rendered some excellent music On the
| banjo, which was q pleasing feature Of the
entertainment. Those present were: Misses
| Mildred HsyvoTrh. Sail4s Campbell,
Villa Campbell. Stella Barnes. Mamie
( Campbell, Winnie Barnes, Blanche
/ Mounts. LuelIa kukeF. Maud f.Ik rs,
! Mary aud Bertha Mock, Allison. aud Mr..
1 Elaridsr. and Messrs- Davis Campbell
/ H~sry I.siLum. John Czmpt,-gl. VIII
/ O B.l-n JOAN Meek. Yoans Campbell.
! Dick Brieiord. Harry Csttmas aud W:is
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