The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-11
CITY N y.S;,cE.

Robert Burns. e-year-old colored
boy, was buried yesterday.
Miss Jessie King left yesterday for
New Haven, Conn, to study art.
Mrs. Davis, wife of the late F. A..
Davis, has been granted a pension
J. Corbin arrived home from Great
Bend, Kan, after "a long visit to his
friends there.
Mr.. (. w. Vankirk who has been suf-
fering with a severe attack of fever,
is slowly recovering.
Sill Dixon and his partner Mr.. Carr.
are in the city on business. They are
buying more grain than they ever did
before.
S. II. Cohurn leaves tonight for Pana.
Ills. where he was called on account of
the illness of his mother. The Eagle
VIII follow.
W. c. Atchison of this city left for
Lawrence last night, where he will at
tend the Kansas university during the
coming term.
Judge IT A. Hurd of Leavenworth, at
one time one OF the justices Of the su-
preme court Of this state, was in the
city yesterday attending the United
States court.
WI - NrNVi St W t4llit4 anu nduS
Stella from Kansas City, formerly of
Wichita, arrived here last evening and
Will be entertained by Mrs. J. Holliger
OF South Sycamore street.
The military form of DR.. Neeley of
Leavenworth, grand and symetrical.
was Socn at the Carey lest night. When
asked about prohibition il Leaven-
worth he winked the other eye
C1a--ro-,
still holding evangelistic meetings in
the old Quaker church on Cleveland
avenue. Come. everybody. and hear
him address you on important Biblical
subjects.
Sixteen thousand dollars worth OF
mortgages were released yesterday
The grip of the money kings are grad
ually but surely relaxing from the wind
pipe OF the sturdy yeomanry of Sedg-
wick couxty.
Rev. c. S. Nusbaum of Kingman
spent a portion of the day in the city
Yesterday. He was on his way 10 Win
field. Kan, 10 attend a meeting of the
directors OF the college Of which body
he is a member.
Nearly loo ol soldiers and their wives.
are representing the Peerless Princess
al Louisville this week. During these
hard times when the people are ex-
pectora ing cotton Louisville is not a
bad place 10 spend a week in.
Mr.. Dewey Of Abeline. one of the
brightest Of the legal lights OF Dickin-
son county, who is not only an able
lawyer but the a6le editor of the we'll
known Kansas magazine. the ASora.
was IN the city yesterday attending the
United States court
II everybody feels disposed TO growl
az this weather and think il IS too
warm. let him remember how IL vas
TWO years age. in the middle OF Sentc-a-
Der. just before the opening OF the
Cherokee strip G04 degrees in the
shada) and he VIII 81 once feel as cool
as a cucumber.
Roy. Mr.. Decante 81 Abel!ne. one ot
the broad, bright. inteligen: oni gen
ill young ministers of the state Of
Kansas. Was n tho city last night visit
ing Rev. BrCce Griffin. :, RS VISITS
% the Peerless Princess he never fills
10 drop arcund 10 see t::c Eacie boys
ard rcvor appears. as the god song
says, wliho0, sunshine n his soul.
Charlie nlsgison can,e horne from
CNicsSe Yesterday morning. Ills long
ride CT = Nvheet, going III. WAS accom-
plishel IN about ten day. with very
rough ROADS. tet Notwithstanding al!
thas hc had IN enjoyable trip. Vie did
not have : nunc:ure or any = accident n
the whole course Cha-lie is one OF
the best long distance road riders II
the city.
The state beard of pharmacy holds
its quarterly sesicn IN Wichita today,
and a number OF applicants To- regis
trattoa viii be examined by thVra. TIE
mem hers Of the board are. john :
Moore OF Lawrence. president; =. c
johnson of Manhattan, secretary; W.
Z. Shsrif Of Ellsworth. treasury. and
Il. V. Mehl CT Leavenwcria and Chas.
Lawrence OF Wichita.