The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-14
CITY IN BRIEF.

NE. Cowley OF Columbus is visiting in
the city.
w. Y. Powell left the city for Vinton.
Ia, yesterday.
J.H. whyte of Winfield is in the city
Tor q few days.
Rudolph Hatfield left for ST. Louis yes
teTday on business.
Things are moving along as usual In the
railway yards now.
Miss Mollie Brandon of Eureks is visit
Ing friends IN the city.
Jim Keister left yesterday on a short
visit to Geuda Springs.
Harry Wallenstein left for New York
and the east yesterday.
II. K. Wilson of Pratt was doing bust
ness in the city yesterday.
The Baldwin case viii come up for hear
Ing this morning at O'Clock.
j. 3. Carlisle of Leon was in the city
yesterday attending TO business matters.
Council Bros, of Anthony had car of
cattle at the union stock yards yesterday.
Lee Bleakmore and George Van Werden
are camping out and fishing at the Wal
nut.
r P. Shipley of Neodesha was in the city
call.
The little infant of Mr.. and Mrs George
NJ Newcomb is reported dangerously
sick.
The city Jail is almost deserted. No
arrests have been made for two or three
days.
DIR. J. D. Carpenter of Anita, Ia, has
located in the city, at ID North Main
street.
Doctors say that there is an epidemic of
cholera morbus. Light diet is recon-
mended.
The Populist county convention is set
for August g, but the call has not-yet
been issued
The Doctors Everetts have moved their
Offices from the Business College block TO
the Zimmerly building.
The little IO-year old girl of Coroner
McCollisIer is so dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever that her recovery is de-
SPARED of.
In the event that Willard Boone will not
accept denomination for county attor-
NY the Democrats will try 10 force the
Office on David Smythe.
Ten cars passed through here making a
special fast freight on the Rock Island.
The train WAS bound for Kansas City, and
the cars were loaded with bananas.
Three discharged soldiers from one of
the posts In the Indian Territory were in
the city last niLht. One of them had
served twenty years in the same regiment.
!. Jones, carpenter, yesterday sued q
contractor for work done 10y him in
pu, ting a tank on the Zimmerly building
and was granted $40, half of what he
asked
le- s,is F11
Derry where he intends to attend the
spiritualist camp meeting ut that place.
Tie justice bought a bran new tent aud
camp stools for the occasion.
The crowd of men who left here week
before last as deputy United States mar
shals returned last evening from their ex-
tended trip. None were blood stained and
all had earned their two dollars day.
Governor Meade is negotiating with the
ministers of the city towards getting up a
minister union picnic for the children.
The affair will come up before the Minis
terial association next Monday and will
be acted upon.
Sells circus men were in town yesterday
arranging for the big show that is to be-
held here next week. The indications are
that an immense crowd Will attend t a.
the admission Will be only p cents aud the
attractions up 10 date.
George Chatiield returned home yester
day from 1oronto. Canada, where ne hiss
been learning the Chinese language Il is
The intention OF George To set sail fl
China his fall where be will engage in
missionary work among tire Chinese.
Little Gertrude Irma Lauck Of COS South
Main street, celebrated her birthday yes
terday assisted by The following array OF
little chums: Leo and Crete Museilsr,
Civde Freedley. leonard Ayres, Bertha
ank Jessie SouthwelL. George and Car
Dando Elsis. Clara and Olga Koch. Raw
and Mamie Nun. Matte Narkland, Libbi'
Imhoff, May Wiikie, Louise u Lauck
Ethel and Msude Burke, Edna Ec&st-lu
ka'ie aud Pearl Kolstad, Ruth ana Adj
Hillsrd. Mis-. I.suck was assisted 10y
Miss Luttrell. Mrs. Cliuch, Mrs South
VII and Ms knL.LaG In EN- erIain Inr