The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-08
CITY IN BEIEF.


John l.. Brown, Jr-, or hingman was
in the city yesterday.
Edward OBryan Jr., is offering with
the mumps at Topeka.
Miss Nellie Wise of Marion is visit
ing friends in the city.
A W Cooley of Topeka was visi-
tor in the city yesterday.
Robert Giles Of Topeka was visi-
tor in the city yesterday
Harry Zeigler OF Atchison was Wis
itor in the city yesterday
W. p. Haywood came in from Lakin
last night for a short visit
\. s. Jobes of Medicine Lodge was a
visitor in the city yesterday
Charles :. Sloan came in from Hutch
inson for short business visit
Colonel j. L. Dyer left yesterday for
| Topeka on political mission
Mrs Victor Murdoch is recovering
from a severe attack of the grip
\. c. Richardson of Anthony was
among the visitors in Wichita yester-
/ day.
John P. Mortin of Kansas City was
among the guests at the Carey last
night.
Miss Daisy Beech OF Kansas City is
avenue.
c. Is. Wilson has moved from S21 East
Douglas 10 his new home, 500 South
Seneca.
The Hutchinson bank case will come
up for hearing in the United States
court today.
W. W. Schirwin of Wellington is in
the city attending the United States
district court.
Park Garrotte of Lincoln. Neb., was
in town yesterday attending TO some
! business matters.
| Carl Neiderlander and Colonel o. B..
| Stocker are out in the NinneScah coun-
| try on a hunting trip.
Among the guests at the Carey yes
/ terday were John l.. Wiggin of Enid
and X. Is. Martin of Great Bend.
| a marriage license was granted yes
/ terday to Charles Ninton and Miss
| Anna r. Walker, both of Maize
( Marshall Payne, formerly of Wichita,
1 is visiting at he home of his brother,
/ X. r. Payne, 800 South Lawrence.
/ Mrs. Griffin will leave today for a
/ visit with her husband. Professor
/ Griffin Of the Norman, Okla, college.
/ Dr. St. John went to Topeka yester-
/ DAY to attend a meeting of the state
!
1 Der.
Thornton Sargent is a candidate for
! city attorney and will make the race
/ if he can be nominated by the Republi-
} cans.
Edwin White Moore of Chicago is
spending week in the city attending
to legal business in the United States
court.
1t is reported that Lee Mitchell, who
was formerly "A barber i'm this city.
died of small pox at Hot Springs We'd
nesday night.
Colonel j. r. Hallowell returned
from Topeka yesterday morning where
he had been on business during the
past few days.
There is only one daily train on the
( Santa Fe between Wichita and Cald-
we'll now, and that carries freight as
we'll as passengers.
\ marriage license was issued yester-
day 10y Probate Judge Myatt to Walter
II. Henrion of Wichita and Lena Hart
man of Clearwater
/ In the matter of the guardianship OF
Finlay A. Davis, in the probate court
yesterday Judge Wyatt appointed Dr..
/ Giles Davis guardian.
Arthur r. Wilcox. J. A. Mtthews, J.
] c. Shaffer. y. r. Burtc and Henty
Brown of Arkansas City We're in the
city yesterday on business.
Ed. Campbell has written from Ex-
celsior Springs To friends here saying
/ that he has improved in health a good
deal since he went to that resort.
Fred Smythe and DIR. Mathews re-
| turned yesterday from the EnglewoOd
( excursion with a fine string of dead
ducks thrown over their shoulders.
Yesterday Ross Miller & Co. shipped
a large order of bicycle supplies-their
own manufacture-to oxford, Mich.
/ Clever start for the clever young firm.
Governor Lewelling has moved his
business from East Douglas avenue to
1 20 North Market street, and is making
| arrangements To increase his business
/ the coming summer.
Walter Herrin and Lena Hartman
were married at o'clock last night by
I Rev. Harmon at 631 North Topeka ave
nue.. They will be at home to their
/ friends at sol North Main street.
Chief of Police Massey has been
troubled with red and swollen optics
! since his return from Kansas City and
. the boys say il is the pink-eye That
disease is prevalent in Kansas City.
Dr. Fred Johnson. the weather reCu-
lator at the local signal Office. is au-
thority for the statement that the
| temperature will take tumble of sew
| eral degrees by tomorrow afternoon.
| W. II. Davis Of McConnelesville, O.
! brother of Captain Davis who died last
| week, is in the city. Mr.. Davis is con
nected with the McConnellsville Her
| aid and was much interested in the
! Eagles type machines. which he called
TO see.
L. NJ Martin, general manager of the
Iowa Central railway. passed south
/ yesterday in his special car with a
party of friends. They were en- route
to Galveston 10 enjoy pleasure triT
and get a knowledge Of the climate and
resources of the great southwest.
Messrs Webb and Harmon, the coun-
I ty commissioners, went out 10 the poor
| farm yesterday 10 see what was being
done there and they found everything
/ satisfactory. They We're entertained
with good dinner and with the voices
Of the birds announcing the glad It'd
inEs Of the approach OF spring.
FehIeison's full orchestra go to New
ton today where they furnish music to-
night for the closing party of the sun
/ flower club OF that city This VIII
without doubt be the SWEETEST party OF
the season. Many young people viii
attend from Wichita, Hutchinson
NickerSon Z Dorado and Peabody.
". H Livingston has received thf
sad intelligence Of the death Of q
younger brother in Illinois. The de-
ceased was i bright young new spare
man who worked on the Kansas City
I Times and other metropolitan papers
I lie was spoken q very highly and MS
{ death was sad news 10 many friends.
Editor Wells ~ the Caldwell Ad
Z vance spent Yesterday In the city sur
/ made "A frat-ual call on the Eagl- IL
( Wells Is publishing a dyed On the Woo