The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-21
CITY In BRIEF.

In BhlEfs
&c. whitemore of Kansas City, No.,
| is ia the city.
Elmo Sweet was in the city yesterday
from Cheney.
Billy Hallowell returned from attending
the races at Denver yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Williams has returned from
a visit with friends in Oklahoma
Fred Penny of Kansas City is visiting
with his old friend Will Vandever of this
city.
Mrs. John A Robert and daugh ter,
Rena of Caldwell are visiting Mrs. Dan
Parks.
Miss Franklin Of New York city is visit
ing Miss Mabel Larimer OF North EN-
poria avenue.
Miss Albertina Bissantz left Wednesday
morning for ST. Louis to spend the summer
with friends and relatives.
w. B. Throckmorton and family return
ed from lengthy fishing excursion in the
vicinity of Cairo yesterday.
II. G. Toler, who has returned from
Denver, bought the 2:2o trorter, Dandy
Tip, OF l. Steppee yesterday.
w. w. Hays, who has been attending to
sheriff duties in Ponca Agency this last
Miss May Hartman left for home in
Leavenworth yesterday after an extended
visit with her uncle, Mr.. j. Z. Allen.
Miss Moore of Shelbyville, KY, sister of
j. NJ. Moore OF the Fourth pstional bank,
is visiting with her brother in the city.
Young Woodcock. who was wounded by
baseball companion some days ago. is
improving with fair chances of recovery.
the charge of disturbing the peace. The
complaining witness Is Anna Orendorf.
Some of the boys would like the readers
of the EAGLE TO know that their base
ball club is called the Crescent" not the
BARRIERS" as reported.
Myers g. Doran's stable Of racing horses
returned from Denver yesterday. In a
month they will be sent to louisiana, Mo- +,
To attend the races there.
The Misses Addie and Nellie Simms of
Kansas City, Mo-, are spending the
summer with Mr.. aud Mrs. \. c. Williams
at 2l9 West English street.
r. G. Coleman of Sedalia, No, spent
yesterday in the city. He is grain man,
and was looking over the Kansas prospect
for crop, which hs pronounces good.
A warrant has been sworn out in Justice
Jones' court charging man named Dodd
with attempting improper relations with a
year old girl. 1t is said that Dodd has
skipped.
Burt Thorp, who was formerly In the
employ of DR.. Creditor of this city, and
who has been attending the School of
Dentistry in Kansas City, was in the city
yesterday.
Henry Schad, commander of Garfield
post, asks all the members to be at the
post ball at 3 o'clock this afternoon ready
to attend the funeral of Comrade w. 3.
Hutchinson.
The board of equalization will remain In
session till Friday and any kicks to be
made must be registered before then or
tax payers must forever after wards hold
their peace.
F. VI Lollar had a trial before Justics
Tucker yesterday. He was charged with
kicking small colored boy by the name
Of Neecum Wright. The jury pronounced
him guilt less.
Mrs George Murphy and children, who
have been visiting friends in Iowa, have
returned well pleased with their northern
sojourn, but glad to be back in their
Wichita home.
Dr. f. f. Martin who went to Chicago
TO be treated for paralysis last month re
turned home yesterday mucu improved in
health. he was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Blanch.
Under-Sheriff Charlie Simmons was out
to Garden Plain yesterday. He reports
that the country southeast OF there was
visited by large hail storm and the corn
was cut for strip two miles wide.
Herman Logart and John Heimmerman
were fiued $40 aud costs by Justice Jones
yesterday for resisting an officer. These
are two of the belligerents Ia the beer bot
tie fight at ST. Marks last week when Con-
stable Forby attempted ID bring Logart to
Wichita.
Wallace W. Parkinson and Fannie
Groves were granted license TO join their
hearts and hands In the holy bonds of
matrimouy by the probate court yesterday.
They are good looking couple. Their in
tended step was q small surprise 10 some
OF their friends
Arrangements were made last night BY
Peerless Lodge A q. L. W, to give =
select ball TO their friends and especially
members of other fratsrnities on the even
ing Of july 4 THIS ball will b given on
an elsborst= seal. aud will De one o. the
events OF toe season
William II Buckley and Miss Alice A
Hill. both OF Hutchinson, Were married
yesterday ia the parlors o. the Metropolis
hotel. Father JOIN Kelley of Hutchinson
performed the ceremony. They were a
verv handsome couple and bright and Ia
Uelligent accordingly
c. C. Spra-ue OF Edmond. O. T Is IN
the cigy spending a few day. with r "
Duncan. Mr. SPFague intends 20 =et ssil
for Liverpool England. from New YORK.
on Gue steamer TeutOatc. White liue Re
will remain ia Eagiand three or four
months. rf;er watch he viii return and
with him a charming young BRIDE.
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