The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
CITY IN B6IEF.

Henry Schlesenger is sick.
Rev. Don S. Colt will preach in FL Dora.
do today.
! Mrs. C. Wilbur and son left for Augusta
yesterday.
Mr. Charlie Cohn left the city yesterday
morning for the east.
/ Mr. J. P Burwell and wife left for st
Louis yesterday on a visit.
! Mrs. A. j. Apologize left for Denver last
night to join her husband.
| j. r. Hendron and family returned from
a several mouths sojourn in Pond Creek.
| Halle York will leave the city on June
1st for Chicago to which place her parents
have moved.
Mrs. J. II. Mccall, who has been quite
| sick, is reported recovering slowly but en-
couragingly.
Mrs. b. w Cooper after a weeks visit
with II. t. Dedrick returned yesterday TO
Oxford. Kansas.
All depositors in the suspended State
National bank will find it to their inters st
10 See Finlay Ross or Sam Winch without
delay.
George Tudor was arrested on a warrant
yesterday and arraigued before Justice
Jones Oh the charge of assaulting Sidney
Parker.
Miss Flora Caswell formerly of the High
school of this city and who has been visit
ing friends here will return to her parents
home in Okarche, Ok.
The horse which attempted to enter the
Rock Island ticket Office through the win
dow Friday belonged to Mr. Arnold and
not Will McNaughten. Mr.. McNaugh-
tens animal did not run away.
Mr.. j. w. Freeman. who completed a
shorthand course at the Southwestern
Business college last week. left for Guthrie
where he accepted position in the Office
OF the Home, Field and Forum"
The prohibition county convention will
be held in the old court house in this city
on Saturday next at p. M, for the par
pose OF electfng delegates to the state con-
ventlon aud o transact any other business
that may come up for consideration.
A base ball game WAS played between
the West Second Street club and the
Washington club yesterday. The main
contest lay in seeing which side could bat
The opposing the hardest and Second
Street won by score of A to 81.
Bill Lee was brought in by the police
last night wit blood all over his face aud
neck. He was full and resisted the officer
called To sew up the wounds. He claimed
that he was not drunk and emphasized it
with hlc.
Frank Rich's Uncle Toms Cabin com
pany, which started out from Wichita are
stranded IN Missouri. Beck and the Ger
man who played the viol have gone on to
Ohio to join circus, several have gone in
other directions and some have stayed i6
Joplin where are Joe Divers two donkeys.
Ed Wigglesworih of the Doli packing
house had a team run away yesterday.
The horses We're bitched TO a pillow and
took fright at the south bound Santa Fe
near Twenty-tirst street. They ran east
across the creek aud railroads where they
were captured with ouly the iron part of
the pillow remaining.
The following persons are visiting In
the city: Miss Weller Of Dies Moines. Ia,
with her sister, Mrs. Frazier; Mrs Harry
Maxwell and daughter of Fort Scott, with
j. w. Oliver; Miss Worth of Columbus,
O., with her sister Mrs. T. W. Sargent;
Mrs. Charles L. Martin of Brocton, n. Y,
with Mrs. l. G. jackson: Mrs. Jennie
Green aud Miss Lucy Lane of Athens. Pa,
with Mrs W. A. Plummer; Asa Terrey and
Clark Terrey OF Flint City, with A. z.
Terrey.
The German Methodist church will give
a grand concert AT the First NJ. L. church
the 10Th of MAY. The following artists,
assisted by their pupils, will Participate
in the program: Mrs. A. q. Walden, Mrs.
Dan, NJ. 4. b. Walden, Mrs. ID. HAYS,
Miss celia l.. Spencer and Mr.. Anton
Meissn-r, Mr.. Harry Dunbar, Miss Nollie
Ross. Miss Mary Belle Howard. Miss Ger
trude r Calhoun, Mis-, Stella Wilson,
Mr. Edward Noble. Clara Dickson, Netti-
Gatewood, Mrs. Belledea aud the Misses
BissauIz.