The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-03
CITY IN BplEF.

P. B. Dilday is improving rapidly from
bis tack If fever
TIC Hanlon of Kingman county was in
the city yesterday.
Colonel Rohrbaugh went to Winfield
yesterday on BUSINESS.
Senator Ed. O'Bryan is able to be out
after his recent severe Illness.
Charles Rrnner ami Miss Matilda Sim
mons received license TO wed yesterday.
John ledger. of Wellington. WAS among
those who came up from Wellington yes
terday.
Hon. w. r. Savage, mayor of yelling
ton, came M last night o see the first man
of the pugilistIc world.
Miss Jessie Kendall returned yesterday
from Okla hona where sue has been visit
ing friends for some weeks.
Rev j. A. Lawrence has returned from
his vacation and Will occupy his pulpit on
sabbath, morning and evening.
The administrator of the estate of
Cynthia A Center WIS Instructed yester-
day to sell the personal property at private
Sale.
John Farmer had the front wheel Of his
buggy m shed yesierd " by being run into
by the United States Express company's
wagon.
Wars and rumors of wars do not de-
crease the sales of Dr.. Prices Baking
every cline.
1t required the services of policeman
Yesterday to regulate he crowd that flock
I'd sri uad Charles Mosbacher's to see the
Corbr tt belt.
Mrs Gaih;ine Russell and her daughter
Mss prrses, Will leave for Cincinnati o.
day to visit Mrs. RusselPs brother the
great violiuist
Pension payment day will be Monday
u, Z hat Mill In,
Tuesday will make the brave heart of
MANI veterans glad.
Mrs G. s. Bailey. wife of Captain G. S.
Bailey, of Pueblo. Col, is visiting her
lister, Mis-. Jovct 5. Murphy at No. 122
W. Douglas avenue.
Bryan Brothers have secured the services
Of ID. L Dumiaugh AS travelling salrsm IN.
Mr.. Dumbaugh l. valuable man Tor the
trade in this district.
Mrs. J p. Noiand. wife of the well
known fireman. returned yesterday from
Jacksonville, Ills, where she has been
visiting relatives for some time.
The rumor that Paul Ovens was killed
hy b-ing run into BY Leslie Heserman was
false. The two bows only collided while
diving, and the boy was only slightly
hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Nepp are rejoicing
oveo tie arrival of happy companion in
the way of nine and one-half pound bov.
All are well and the far her esy eciaily. He
has started a bank account for the new ar
rIyal.
Charley Sing, the East Douglas avenue
laund lyman, has received two highly
priced Christmas presents from China.
Their Christmas occurs ia september He
has them on exhibition in his window.
They are novel.
Next Monday will be pension dav. The
dare for payment falls on Sunday at this
quarter, and will be paid on Monday. Vet
Grams should be careful and not date their
vouchers on Sunday. as they Will have to
be returned TO them.
John Herman, tue young man who was
shot mt he well few days since. was on
she streets yesterday showing the bullet
Which Dr.. ST. John had taken from his
body. No clue 10 the perpetrator of the
deed has been discovered further than
what WAS stated by the EAGLE at the time
of he accident.
The Misses Tartar on East Central en-
teitained few friends last evening in q
highly Pleasing aud en- joyaDl way. The
company favored vi b some excellent
music by Mss Ho!lngsworth on tae man
iolin, Messr~. Healey and Hollingsworth
Oh guitars. Professor Richards rendered
Il vocal solo. The joy OF the evening ex-
tended 10 IA late hour.