The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

J. c. Dunn is seriously i'll.
O. w Jones of Mulvane was in the city
yesterday.
.Todah Helvie OF Bentley was In the city
yesterday.
The county clerks staff are busy with
the tax lists.
V. w. Bixby, of Kremlin, o. T., is visit.
ing in the city.
City Attorney Aiken, of FL Dorado, was
in the city yesterday on business.
J. R. Snively Is moving from South
Elizabeth street to University avenue.
J.E. Campbell and wife have gone to
Glsnwood Springs, Colo, for an outing.
Dr. Johnson does not give any encour-
agement about the probability Of a rain
soon.
There IS some talk among the Democrats
of running Albert ChrisJman for district
clerk.
Mrs Mccormick and daughter, Miss
Jennie. will return home to Mount Hope
today.
Mrs Aunia McAtee will leave Sunday
for a visit 10 Chicago and other Illinois
points.
Walter Slack of Kansas City, a promi-
nent railroad man, Was a visitor in the city
last night.
Miss Mosceline Daisy gave a la wn party
10 few of her little friends yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. B. r. Royse will start today for
Colorado Springs to join her husband at
that place.
Misses Ina Hodges and Margie English
have organized a hayride for tonight TO
Griswold park.
Miss Dora McNsir will entertain a few
of her young friends this afternoon at her
home, 416 Waco.
Rev and Mrs Charles Wood are visit
ing Mrs. Woods parents. Rev. and Mrs.
W. j. Nartindale.
The 1l-year-old son of Rose Fulmer
died Wednesday of typhoid fever and was
buried yesterday.
George I. Pitts, secretary of the Demo
cratic committee of Wellington, was in
the city Yesterday.
DIR. Barnett one of the prominent and
skilled physicians OF Wellington, was IN
the city yesterday.
A special car will run on the Rock
Island for the accommodation of the
Wichita Bicycle club.
Deputy United States Marshal James
Gray of LeavenworJh was in the city yes
terdey on official business.
Mrs. John Fisher left over the Rock
Island yesterday for Denver to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Nelson AfcClees.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fortner are rejoicing
over the arrival OF II fine 9-pound girl at
their home. All are doing well
Harry Andrews one of the prominent
merchants of Wellington, accompanied by
bis daughter, WAS at the Carey yesterday.
Miss frankie Ssson of Chicago, is visit
ing the family of {. =. Campbell Of the
West Side, on her way home from trip TO
California.
Something of a novelty was discovered
yesterday in the appearance OF a 5icyclisC
carrying nome huge watermelon in his
bundle carrier
Harry and Ralph Dunbar will go TO
Winfield TO assist in concert tonight.
Harry Is down for flute solo and Ralph
will handle the violinceilo.
Mrs. j. J. Thompson is visiting Gueda
Springs in hope of benedtting her health,
which has not been satisfactory for some
time on account of rheumatism.
r. P. Murdoch and wife left on yester-
days Santa Fe for the north and an out
ing. In their sbsence of IL month part of
the time will be in visiting friends.
". E Damon of Denver is in the city
visiting the family of his brother l. \.
Damon, travelling auditor of the Santa Fs
toau' Wis DaulNA "CSOdl Ps'hAeS AAul'
Fehleison's band gave a delightful con-
cert at Hyde park last night. Tae selec-
lions rendered were all fine. This was the
last concert given until further notice.
Little Bill. who was arrested on sus-
piciou of completely in burglarizing a
store on East Douglas recently. was
turned loose yesterday TO be left til called
Tor.
Henry Keeling of Caldwell, the efficient
live stock sanitary Inspector OF this dis
Irict was in the CITY yesterday on business. /
He reports Caldwell in good shape. The
Rock Island road pays out $4,000 per
moar there in wages and the city gets
the benefit