The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-31
CITY IN BGIEF.

| Illness.
C. l.. Miller, of Anness, died yesterday
of typhoid fever.
Paul Brown went to Cheney last night
on legal business.
The city library will soon be reinforced
by 200 more books.
Rev. Vail will leave on his vacation this
week for Cincinnati.
Chas. Thompson's infant son, Willie,
died Sunday at Burton.
Prof. c. w. Ewing. of New Albany.
Is In the city on business.
DR.. Dwight, of Mt Hope, was visitor
at the court house yesterday.
Miss Virgie Erich has returned after a
pleasant weeks visit ia the country.
Ardo Williams left this morning for
Dubuque, Ia, for months outing.
Cone Brothers are moEinC their store to
the corner of Second and Main streets.
The funeral of Mrs John Davidson took
place Sunday. Rev Winters preached the
/ sermon.
P y. Bridgman of Minneha township
was interviewing his friends in the city
yesterday.
Albert P Simmons AMI Miss Title
Dadismaa were granted license to wed
yesterday.
Miss Maud Mathews viii visit Yelling
| ton this week where she will join u camp
ing party.
Mr.. and Mrs George l. Anderson were
in the city yesterday evening from Sedg
| wick City.
FL. Morehonss. aged 25. porter by
| occupation, died at 10 o'clock this morning
at the Wichita Hospital.
/ Tomorrow evening a lawn social will be
given by Unity Guild at the residence OF
| X. 4. Sankey, 322 Riverview.
The funeral of FL Morehead will take
| place at 10 a. N. Tuesday, from Dunbar's
| Undertaking rooms. Friends Invited.
| Odd Fellows memorial sermon was
/ preached at the Dodge avenue Methodist
Church Sunday evening by Rev. Anderson.
Miss Clara l. Brown of the Harry street
| school, who has been dangerously i'll with
/ typhoid fever, Is now considered conya-
| lescent.
j. W. Fisher was arrested for raising a
disturbance at the Uulon hotel and
thrown in last night with drunk under
his name.
Forty-eight dollars for sixteen days
work doing nothing is the sort of snap the
deputy marshals lately en- duty at Flor
ence fell upon.
John S. Richardson, chairman of the
state Democratic COMMITTEES Is out with
| an announcement that Jerry Simpson
can't be elected.
Chas Muzzie plead guilty in Judge
fuckers court to the charge OF asSaulting
William Aaron. In default of his fine of
81 he was sent TO Jail.
The Golden Eagle Clothing company are
remodeling and refitting up their store
| When completed it will be- one OF the
| handsomest In the west.
Rev j. f. Won Herlich will return home
the latter part of this week. Services will
be held at 81. Johns church next Sabbath
both morning and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID Turner are rejoicing
over the arrival of a iine baby girl born TO
them Sunday. DIR. Minnich pronouuces
both mother and child doing we'll
J. T. Comfy has ths proud distinction Of
being the father of a bouncing boy that
tips the beam at eleven pounds. The
father wears smile in proportion.
a. II. Bolte has accepted position with
the Heimers Manufacturing company of
Leavenworth, Kan, as travelling sales
man, which he will fill about August
10, or before.
The funeral OF Miss Mamie Brown will
occur NJ OliveG Congregational church,
South Topeka avenue, Tuesday, July 81,
AT p. m, Instea If OF Wednesday morning,
as first arranged.
Lawn social for the benefit OF the South
Lawrence Christian church Wednesday
evening, August /, at tine residence of
Mrs. Fred Buckley. 915 South Main street.
\ good program VIII be rendered.
The two girls Della Aaron and Rosa
NaHdeI walker. We're arrdigned in Justice
fuckers court on the Charge OF disturb
ing the peace OF family. T2e judge gave
I them a moral lpcture and lau.. Them 20
and SIN no more.
straw hat with an Oklahoma com.
pleXion now graces the venerable bead of
Col. Beal Inc hat was left behind hy an
| Oklahoma man who came TO the Office TO
claim witness fees. and picked up the
Colonei's hat instead of his own.
Roy Hoffman of Guthrie was in the city
last night tn route To Siult Ste. Marie,
where he anu Chief Justice Dale Intend
t. put Ia a month very proiitably pursuing
the nimble trout. Mr. Hoffman says that
Oklahoma Is In the most prosperous cir
cumstances.
Constable Mercer went to Cheney last
evening Charged with legal process in the
matter OF the noted Scnar VINO achieved
such notoriety last winter as d recalcitraut
occupant of another mans farm. suit Is
now brought against Sonar for conversion
. Of property TO his own use
The Epworth league Of the First NJ r.
church will hold curiO social tHls, Tues
day evening, which promises 20 b: very
entertaining They have Obtained articles
OF rare value of interest from Rome. Paris,
Norway and Ola Mexico, as well fine
collection Of curios from our own country.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Henderson Of
Sumner county was in the city yesterday
Oh official business. lie reported the
peace aud rusperiJy of tue whole county
ia most excellent shape aud As an iuc.d-n-
tai circumst tnce tae R-pGblcln party
growing with gr.ater rapldIty than ever.
Last night Perrin Dewey. a beariless
youth, was brought into police head
quarters from the WtSt side about II
o'clock on the complaint Of one Carter,
charged with disturbance " the peace Oy
throwing rocks ar C,rtes's house. His
next friend put up >. % Tor his appearance
at $50 this morning.
First catch the hare - good
maxim. was exempiif-d late last nI-h;
when an officer was summoned 10 1909
North Main street where II was said a
man was trying TO break into the house
occupied by Mrs kleniz aud her two
daughters The patrol wagon was called
into requ!sitiou, bit IL was found that the
prowler bad teen scared away before he
alarm was sounded.