The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-14
CITY IN BisIEt.

Miss Mabel HermesS of Round Pond, o.
T., is visiting II the city.
Mrs. J. S. Maojrs of Wellington was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Mrs Col Weitzel has returned from
Cincinnati much improved in health.
Miss Nellie Kelley of Great Bend is in
the city visiting friends and relatives.
c. II. Smyth was appointed admins
TRAITOR, and gave bond in the sum OF -, coo,
of the estate Ada Nelson Austin.
The acceptance of Thomas T. Fennel,
who was sdjudged insane last week. was
filed from Osawatomie yesterday.
Willard Boone has returned from bis
visit TO Topeka and went out to Andale
yesterday TO try an important lawsuit.
Ell OKeefe of Kansas City, well
known professional ball player, was i'll
town yesterday Oh a short business visit
Ike Dean brought some apples to town
yesterday hat were the finest brought In
Tor some time, at least during the season.
c. H. Williams was granted an absolute
livnrce hy the judge OF the district court
yesterday from his wife. Carrie l.. Will
ligms
The inventory aad apprasement of the
estate OF James L. Nelson, deceased, was
filed and approved in the probate court
yesterday.
j. p James, a prominent stockman of
Colorado WAS III town yesterday on his
way to the Panhandle where he has large
herds Oh the plains.
petition WAS filed yesterday fer 'he
sale OF real estate belonging To tie Zm-
merly estate. The hearing of the petition
will lie had Or Dec D.
Mr.. Hone Hooper, formerly with the
Adams Express company, has now "A very
inf al
ii Buleae, Moore q Emery OF Kansas City.
Nh. j. y. Marion aud neice, of Taylor
vile, ILL., are in the city. Mr.. NJ. has been
investing in Kansas lands eXj eusively and
J. greatly euthused with the Arkansas
valley.
Mrs. Caroline BillmAu, mother OF Mrs.
Schni Zler and Henry Billman, was sur
p,i,ed yesterday by numerous German
fliends, the occasion being her siXty-sixth
bITtHday.
The knights of Pythias are making
nTeparatioGs for BIZ time Thursday ev
euing IL honor If The grand chancellor,
who vii make AN official visit To W lchiIa
lodge No. lS9
The will OF the late Edmund s. Carlisle
was filed Yesterday in the probate court
and approved Mary !. +. Carlisle was
appoint eG eXecntriX of the estate without
hond. in accordance with the provision of
the viii.
TIE attorneys for the Missouri Pacific
railroad yesterday filed a motion In the
district court for new trial III the cause
wherein Minnie Guugw wi~u was plaintiff,
and jud -ment of 81, 800 was rendered
against the road.
!. W Smith of Enid called at this office
lass night. He reports everything in the
territory, at least In his part of IL. in good
shape. He Is an old soldier and lrels Sood
,veI the downfall OF H0ke Smiths colonel
Ocracy IN the strlp.
There iS no law against second rate men
ind jgcklegs becoming candidates for OIL
fca tut the EAGLE voices the sentiment
D! 80 per cent OF this entire county IN the
statement hat Wichita has no candidate
Tor United States senator
Colonel " oodcock addressed letter of
rongratulation Ia Hon. John !. Ingalls, on
lie recen' election. lnUimating that he eN-
pected the senator would he the next
United States senator from Kansas. He
received Ia reply pos'ai card containing
The following: Yes, see. J. i. l.
Gerald Nok left yesterday for Topek
TO participate In the grand Republican
rally he'd there last night He took as
eiyht-foot horn with him gaily decorated,
snd marked EAGLE, Wichita. Ii had
three healthy LonG roosters and three
very sick poor Jsrry's roosters painted on
II, besides portraits Of the victor.
j. Nj. Ellis o. Poncs City was visitor
IN be Peerless Princes yesterday. Mr..
Ellis formerly lived here and while he Is
loyal TO Wichita he acknowledges Podca
lily In he a thriving town and the future
great city Of that portion of the strip.
The tarm land Is good and the CONNER
clal territory Of POnca extensive aud of a
kind that Is capable o. supporting splen
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