The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-23
CITY IN BRIEF.

ID. Il. Breese OF Colwlch was In the city
yesterday on business.
License to we'd were issued yesterday to
Arthur ID. Tear and Lille Z. White.
Wheelmen are making up a party to 60
to the sunken river country II Butler
county.
Miss Ruby Lamb of Grand Rapids.
Mich. is visiting in the city, the guest of
Miss Minnie RIGHT.
TIE commissioners yesterday were en-
gagged in paying off the jurymen in attend
ance at the district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Harmon are enter
tanning Mr.. Mel Shively aud Miss leila
McWilliams of Kansas City.
Mrs W. A. Polk surprised her husband
with a handsome new pnaeton and a new
set of harness as birthday gift yesterday
morning.
Ex-Mayor Clement is urging the calling
OF business mems meeting at the board
of trade rooms. as au early date for gen
erai consultation.
Wilhelm Ralistin. formerly a resident
OF this county. but now residing in Colo
RADIO, is visiting his old friends. He is
accompanied by his wife.
A meeting of the Republicans of the
Second ward was held last night at the
Sedgwick building. II was well attended
and much enthusiasm prevailed.
Mr.. F. NJ RIGHT of Cincinnati, o, who
has been visiting his parents on Waco
avenue, will leave for Chicago Wednesday
accompanied by his sister, Miss Mary.
Past Grand Councillor OF the Grand
Lodge of L. G.. Z. Of the grand state of
Kansas, Bert Porter of Hutchinson. was
doing business on the main line west this
week.
The executive committee Of the Repub-
lican central committee held a business
meeting at Sedgwick block Yesterday.
The candidates were all present and in
high spirits.
Judge Reed was presented with fine
engraving of himself by the Sedgwick
bar Yesterday. The work was from the
studio of Prof. Morse. John Adams made
the presentation speech.
Business firms yesterday reported a
good trade. aud felt certain Jh6t trade was
much better than In the past few weeks.
They spoke encouragingly OF the outlook
and believed that the worst was past.
The home Of the Mrs. IA Goldberg wa.
the scene Of successful supper given by
the Ladies' aid society of st, PauPs NJ. e
church. The ladies viii soon give another
supper, the time and place viii be an
nounced later.
I'll ITdEt- LINK ilAiOcAe anu lBPI MI
bert. the three colorpd hovs who broke in
to the house OF Deputy Sheriff Smith a few
weeks since, and stole twenty quarts Cf
canned fruit. were sentenced TO the reform
school yesterday by Judge Reed.
After nearly six weeks confinement u
her room with spinal fever. the effect OF
getting over heated, Mrs. King OF 80
south Water street, Is able 20 take short
ride. She is improving slowly. but surely
To the delight Of her many friends. who
have so kindly watched daily at her bed
side.
/. {. Hickman ard family returned Fri
day night from an extended trip south
Pleasure 20 end They are in love wits
the old territory and its beau iiul claims
and climate, and people. Mr.. Hickman at
tended the Republican convention NJ King
fisher and heard Dennis Flvnn open the
campaign. He SAYS Dennis is all rgBt
and will get there bey0ed ? doubt. The
convention no tongue could describe.
Nose HeazIeton of Newton. probably one
Of the Oldest men ou the road IN this local
ity. was on me kinsley snd Hutchinson
Short line this week Nose represents
Long Bros. of Kansas City. aud Joe /.
Garter The drug man. with the c. F. Posts
Drug company OF Wichita j. making bis
headQuartefS 1t Oklahoma Cir. az be
spends most OF bis time 10 the soui bern
country Joe eal5ys very fae trade and
he = Justly deserving Of - tie never
knows when TO Quit work