The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

r. P Murdoch. business manager of
the Eagle, returned last night from a
business trip 10 New York.
Mrs. A. Williams and daughter Mat
tie Will visit in FL Dorado next week
with the family of William Dye
w Z. Carr of Great Bend is attend
ing the grand lodge, a. o. L. w, and
is the guest of Colonel HUFFMAN.
Mrs. a. Williams CT 1913 North Topeka
avenue is enjoying a visit from her
cousin. Miss Elda Billings of New York.
Mr. George w. Leak and wife of Lea
venworth Kan, are in the city attend
Ing the meeting of the A o. L. w, and
Degree of Honor.
A marriage license was issued by
Probate Judge Wyatt to William H.
Harper and Miss Nancy ]. Burnett,
both of Mount Hope.
David Williamson, formerly of Wich-
tia but who for sevral years lived at
Attica. has removed his family to Wich-
tia and will reside here,
the matter of the estate Of B. II.
Fox letters Of administrator were grant
ed by Probate Judge Myatt yesterday
to Alzina Fox, the widow.
Miss Alma Lane of Palmyra, Mo. and
Miss Minnie Buede of Newton are in
the city visiting Mr.. Frank Zwick and
c. w. Astel. ex-postmaster of Haven,
was in the city yesterday attending the
grand lodge a. o. L. w, and called last
night to see the Eagles machines at
work.
1t is reported that the hunting party
that left here last week has returned
and some of the party are thoroughly
Disguised with hunting near Clear
water.
John Lawson of Hutchinson was in
the city last night. Mr.. Lawson said
he attended one of Abe Lincoln's meet
ings in Illinois of which the Eagle spoke
a week or SO ago.
Mrs. Cora Dible. who lived in Erie
township this county, and sister of Mrs.
Judge Barrett and Mrs. Frank Doffle-
meyer, died last Monday ana was
buried on Wednesday.
Miss Matte Dye of FL Dorado has
spent the winter here since Christmas
with the family OF her brother, Mr.. X.
Dye, with regret returns home the 18th
Mrs. r. Dye and baby Lucille viii ac-
company her.
Attorney u. B. Fuller and Ira =. Nye.
cashier of the First National bank at
Eureka. were in the city last night.
The gentlemen are interested in a law
suit which will be heard in Medicine
Lodge today and left for that place this
morning.
Mr.. r. Cain-of Hutchinson Headlight.
Marion Watson the managing editor of
the Hutchinson News. O. W. Jones. SD
perintendent Of the schools at Mulvane
and T. w. Dorm, manager of the juno
Iion City opera house, called at the
Eagle office last night.
John Delany. the 14-year-old boy ar
rested for engaging in a soap specu-
lation in which he appropriated six
boxes of soap belonging 70 Tony Reed.
returned ~ Atchison with his father
yesterday Mr.. Delany is a fine ap-
pearing old gentleman and he was griev
ed to find his boy in prison. lie paid
the costs in the case and the case
against John Delany was dismissed.
SHE severely -.'How many more times
are you going 10 ask NE to marry youi' de
tcalmly)-"How many mere times are you
going to refuse mel'-Trutn.
ONE-''What IS the use of having a vote
anyway" Auother-''Why papa says that
any quantity OF men would come 10 see Us
before each election.''-Life.
HAVE you ever been 10 Europel" Neil
nave no relatives there. Puck
WHEREVER there is love there Will bs
trust.