The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-22
CITY IN BEIEE.

CITY IN BRIEF.
H. H. Helm and family have moved
to Burton, Kan.
The SehnitZler injunction case was
continued until Oct, 80.
Mr.. Buck, editor Of the Tribune, was
up from Winfield yesterday.
Mrs. E. J. Sullivan is entertaining her
sister, Miss Lovelace of Lawrence.
Mrs. Leopold Hays left yesterday for
Cleveland, Ohio, on visit TO her daugh-
ter.
County Attorney John Davis has re-
turned from a visit to Topeka and Kan
sas City.
Will McCrae left yesterday for Mat
toon, ILL.,, where he has accepted a fine
position.
Professor and Mrs. Sanford are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charlesworth at Dali
las. Texas.
Mr.. Sid Ashton of Dun's Commercial
Agency returned last night from a short
visit to Leavenworth.
Mr.. Pond, a prominent citizen and
Mason of Fort Scott, was in the city
yesterday on business.
policeman caught two Indian boys
yesterday afternoon from Oklahoma
en- route to Topeka.
Mrs. C. J. Fletcher was visited Sun
day by her brother, L. ]. Hastings of
Fort Worth, Texas.
Mrs. Clara E. Clark has returned from
an extended visit with Mrs. Governor
Robinson of Lawrence.
The registration books will be closed
NJ 49,.
er it is your own fault.
George II Locke is in Kansas City
looking after the interests of Uncle
Sans postal department.
The case of the state VS.. Harry Hill,
Jr., ct al. was con tinued yesterday I'M
til Tuesday of next week.
Fred Gergis of Derby had a petition
before the county commissioners ask
ing for the vacation of lots in Derby.
DR.. and Mrs. McAdams are enjoying
a visit from their son, Charlie, who has
been living at Parsons for nearly a
year.
Mrs. Fortier Of Chenoa, Ill. is in the
city visiting her uncle, D. D. Leany
She is accompanied by her little boy,
Emmett.
Charles Huckins, one of the obliging
motoneers Of the street railway, is the
happy and proud father of a new girl at
his house.
John Keefe yesterday filed an approx
ed bond in the sum of $1,000 in the dis
trict clerks Office and was released
from custody.
Miss Susie ORourke, after a two
months very pleasant visit with Mrs.
George Bloss, returned TO her home at
st MaryS. KAN SATURDAY.
The Southern Kansas Teachers asso-
citation will be held at Arkansas City
on Thanksgiving day. Special rates
will be given on the railroads.
Mrs. Ella Glenn Shields of Albuquer-
que, n. NJ, is in the city visiting her
parents, Judge Glenn. She will leave in
a few days for Chicago on business.
Officer Harry Sutton has returned
from a weeks trip to Leavenworth
where he was a witness in a govern
ment case against postoffice robbers.
The sidewalks were covered yester-
day with chalk cross marks containing
the following figures in each of the four
corners: 10, -, Z, 80. The initiated will
understand.
The case of Mr.. ebony against the
city was called in the district court yes
terday. Mr.. ebony sues for $1,000
damages caused by a defective side
walk fall.
Mrs. Arthus Mckenzie, of South Ha-
ven, Sumner county, accompanied by
her son Jewel, is in the city visiting
her mother, Mrs. Jennie Olson, the pop
ular dressInaker on the West Side.
Mr. R P Murdoch and party return
ed from their overland trip yesterday
and report a most delightful time. Per-
feet weather, perfect roads, everything
-everything conspired to make the
trip enjoyable.
The pig case that was tried for three
days by five lawyers in Justice Wal
ker'S court, wherein the costs reached
many times the value Of the swine
threatens to break out again. A bill
of exceptions was filed yesterday by
the attorneys for the defendant.
John Baldwin of Butler county, near
Augusta, is spending the week with his
daughter. Mrs, NJ. ]. Barnes, on North
Mosley. Mr.. Baldwin is of the sturdy
Ohio Western Reserves, and although
80 years old is about as vigorous and ac-
tive as a man Of half his years
]. D. Schallenberger of the keystone
hotel yesterday received a telegram
from Albuquerque, y. NJ, announcing
the death in that place Sunday night,
OF his daughter. Mrs Oscar Frost Mr..
8. LEFT on the afternoon train for Albu-
queraue and will be absent ten days
Dr. and Mrs. Lewis have returned 10
their home on North Lawrence avenue
after an absence of nearly five months
and viii be happy 10 greet their friends
The Doctor and Master Robert have
had a fine hunting trip into the western
counties for health and game and were
well repaid.
Harry ]. Boneof Ashland and his fair
young bride are in the city returning
from theirhoneymoon. They took In sew
eral points Of interest in the middle
states and are now visiting Mr.. Bones
father. sister and brother Of this city.
Harry appeared in public yesterday
and met with the usual cordial recep-
ton from his many Wichita friends
The Picaniny band. Of Omaha sere-
naded the Eagle Office yesterday. The
boys have joined the IN Old Tennessee
company and viii be in Wichita some
two or three days when they VIII leave
in the company's car for tour through
the southern states The company gave
rehearsal at the opera house yester-
day afternoon. They will visit Wichi-
"a some time after the holidays
Allen Osborn was found Sunday night
Win q ltt = A4t1Gc % oGI llcS ~ Tie : NIL
raOd. and kindly invited 20 take shelter
a I the police station. where he was fur
nished with blankets. In the morning
he was brought before the police judge
and assessed $. Not having the same
he was again committed to the city
Jail. and viii douhtlessly receive an OPP
portunity TO shake the dust OF Wichita
from his feet