The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-24
CITY IN BHIEF.

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Miss Mamie DEAN is dangerously Ill of
typhoid fever
Miss Matte Ferguson is visiting her
parents at Enid, q. i.
Miss Myrtle Lee is visiting friends at
Hutchinson this week.
Karl Kaltwasser, aged 6S, died yester-
day at 1910 South Topeka.
Percy Bristow is spending the week at
Anthony Oh business for ms father.
Mrs. II. Y. Shepard's brother, Marion
Burris, Is visiting here from Colorado.
The Third ward delegation will meet at
the Occidental hotel tomorrow at o clock
p. N.
H. Alexander will return about Sep
TENDER ! from an extended visit u Akron,
Ohio.
Miss Phoebe Campbell of Denver is Wis.,
iting Miss Lsuck, 427 North Lawrence
avenue.
!. N. AIdendifer and J. T. Donnell with
their families are in camp this week on the
Walnut.
Wm. Kramer OF Winfield, superintend-
ent of the waterworks company, was i'll
the city yesterday.
NJ. p. Barnes will start today for
his home in Michigan after stay of sew
eral weeks in the city.
Miss Emma Bourman. modiste, with
Munson * Mcnamara, leaves today Tor
Chicago and New York.
The following shippers were at the stock
wards Yesterday: & NJ Harrison, Miller
ton, hogs; J. b kell, Clearwater, hogs.
The Hyuatia society will hold "A social at
the residence Of Mrs. Jackson, on North
Lawrence avenue, Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
q. d. Barnes will go today to Kansas
City to meet his family on their return
Journey from visit to relatives at kala-
mazoo, Michigan.
Mike Sendlebach aud Joseph Vogali Of
the Boston store will leave early next
week for Blackwell. o. T., where they will
enter business on their own account.
Rev. George r. Smith has returned
from his vacation, having visited IN Mich
igan and Wisconsin. lie will occupy his
pulpit next Sabbath, morning and even
ing.
Justice and James Allen, colored. aged
=. were vindIcated in Justice Jones court
Yesterday afternoon when Tom smith,
white. aged Is, was fined 81 and costs iol
assault and battery on him the said James
Allen.
O. r. Salmon leaves today to attend the
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claye at Washington, d. G., which will he
IN session Aux. p to 81. He viii visit
b, ston and other eastern cities on his
return.
The Second Regiment band at their last
practice meeting surprised their director
bv presenting him with an elegant baton
in ebony aud ivory with elegant gold
mauntiugs 1t Is inscribed: Second
Regiment to d. Matthias
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their delightful open air concerts at Hyde
park last night. Each selection Wa
rendered in exec lent style and WAS much
gppregiated by the audience. These con
crrts will continue TO be given ever,
thursday evening.
Mrs. T. Behrns of st. Ljbory, Ills
mother of Henry c. Behrns, just returned
home a ter pleasant Visit with her son
Mrs. Behrus expresses herself as wei
pleased with Kansas. and Is coatempat-
ing purchasing a home IN Wichita VIII
the idea of living here.
The Douglas avenue paving cases vii
come up L. the supreme court Septem be
, Judge T. Il Wall who represents III
interest : OF the taxpayers has his brief II
the case prepared and expresses great Goa
fiderce that "A deCI~lou favorable 10 hu
clients will be rendered, except 1t may b
that one or TWO viii be estopped.
L. was AL affecting scene when Mrs. Rus
sell Harding. Gu her departure for Tin
north. took leave of Fred her whit
ponv that she has driven TO her phazto
for the past five years The pony WAS Dis
I,ased of to II. W kcndle. VINO will mate
MIN with "a white pony which he airesd
owns. Mr.. kendle is very proud Of LI
purchase.
Yesterday morning Constable Tom Nos
took charge of +. +. Ward. VINO was r,
Gently captured at 81 Louis. charged VIII
forgery and brought back TO the state b.
Chief Cone Ward was brought befOr
Judge Tucker. who set his prelimlnar
Trial for o'clock Tuesday and placed hi
bond at -. co. in default Of which be w,
committed TO the county jail.