The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-08
CITY IN BRIEF.

Miss Katie Wigs has returned from st.
Louis.
T. Benin of Garden Plain was in the city
yesterday on business.
Henry w. Huffman made a business
trip 60 Hutchinson yesterday.
u. 5. Howard of Arkansas City was In
the city on business yesterday
W. NJ. Kaiser of the West Side died yes
terday afternoon at 800 o'clock.
c. g. Cohn, o: Wallenstein & COIN, re-
turned last night from the east.
o. A. Reach started yesterday for
Paynesyllle, o., on legal business.
Miss Fanny Lewis will leave today for
Chicago to visit her brother George
Mrs. Sweeney started yesterday for Rock
Island, His, for a visit with relatives.
Miss Rose Wallenstein of Cincinnati is
visiting her brother, Henry Wallenstein.
Joe Vogali, now in business in the strip.
was in the city yesterday replenishing his
stock.
Charles N. Irwin is reported better and
expecting To be down town again early
next week.
Miss An. dsta Booth, who has been
visiting Mrs. j. K. SniYely, will return
home to Larned today.
Mrs. +. w. Buttery, who has been visit
ing Der fsther. Judge McCanless, will re-
turn home to Enid today.
H. l. Crawmer and family of Herring
ton are visiting the family of James
Crawmer, 222 North Main.
Mr.. and Mrs W T. Fraser and children
returned Yesterday from "A four weeks so.
iourn at Devils Lake, Michigan.
Miss Ruth Wilson of Arkansas CITY is
visiting Miss Julia Hanover, having stop
ped over on her way to Kansas City
Theirs will be a meeting of all the city
teachers at the superintendent's Office at
The city building at ) o'clock this after
noon.
A. c. Patterson of the Peavey Grain and
Elevator company returned yesterday from
p trip through the eastern part Of the
state.
The case of Murphy and Dawson. the
two defendants in the action for assault
aud battery upon the colored man,
McCuue, has been postponed in Justice
Jones court until next Friday.
General Manager Yocum of the Gulf.
Colorado and Santa Fee passed through
yesterday on the Santa Fe with his family
ia his special car attached TO train No. 403,
enroute from Galveston to Chicago.
Charlie Hatton returned yesterday from
Topeka. having COMPLETED all arrange
ments for the Pittsburg excursion which
leaves at $40 today. He expects the ex
Eursion TO include 500 Of the veterans from
this state
One of tho prominent ladies of Wichita
and member of the LADIES' Cycling club,
appeared on the streets last evening riding
In bloomers. They are of navy blue and
reach the antilles. They are the first of
this kind TO be seen in Wichita.
The first County Teachers association
of the year will be held Sept. -, the third
Saturday of the month falling on that
day. An interesting program is IN
preparation, and the place OF meeting viii
be announced with the program.
Colonel Woodcock was 81 years old yes
terday and the event was made the occas-
ion for a fine birthday dinner in which his
family and friends participated. After
dinner he received the CONGRATULATIONS of
his friends. The colonel is very young
looking man for his age aud attributes il
TO the fine Kansas ozone.
The examination of applicants for city
teachers certificates began yesterday at
the city building and will conclude today.
OF the applicants six are teachers elect
two are on the substitute llst aud one Is a
candidate for admission 70 the city
normal. The examining board is COM
posed of Superintendent Richardson.
Principal Dyer and Professor Dunkin,
who will mark papers with such prompt
ness that the certificates may lie issued 10y
the opening of school