The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

Hon. J. W. Hamilton of Nashville,
kingman county, IS in the city.
Miss Mary Davis of Kiowa is in the
city visiting friends and relatives.
Morris Brown Of New York was doing
business with the dry goods men today.
Otto Bainsch, formerly with Robert
Jacks. has accepted position with the
Golden Eagle.
Miss Fannie Dennis left yesterday
morning for Mulvane where she viii
spend the summer.
County Clerk Dunn of Comanche
county is in the city on business and
calling on friends.
Miss Ida Dennis returned home sun
day after two weeks visit with
friends at Augusta.
Pat McGeeney is visiting John Bryan
2 former Santa Fee brakeman, now run
ming on the eastern road.
Mrs. c. Bruhn left yesterday for a
visit Chicago and Tony will keep
bachelors quarters in her absence.
Cash Henderson left the city last
night on an important business trip TO
Pueblo, Colo, to be absent several days.
Mr., John F. Hatchings lett yesterday
for Chicago and indianapolis on bust
ness to be gone probably two or more
weeks
harry Is. 1aNlS. one OF the Twin boys
of MI and Mrs. Charles T. Davis, died
Sunday, April II, OF scarlet fever. Age
3 years.
Miss Emma Cain left this morning
over the Rock Island en- route for Wis
consin where she will make her fu-
ture home.
The display of garden plants at Ross
Brothers makes their seed depot look
like a vegetable garden. The view is
really appetiZing.
crest City Legion No. a.. s. X. of A.
n. L. w. metcs in regular session to-
night at heir hall on Market street.
Work in both degrees. Let all candi-
dates be present.
County Attorney John Davis leaves
today on a professional trip to Empor-
ia, Topeka, Kansas City and LewiSburg
He will not he back before Friday even
ing or Saturday morning.
N f. Harmon got through with his
county commissioner work Saturday
and he went out to Augusta and
preached the sermon TO a quarterly
Methodist Episcopal meeting in place
of the presiding elder. Mr.. Harmon
says they had a good meeting in spite
of the wind storm.
Chef Long. who was arrested in the
territory last winter on the charge OF
stealing, has. through the persistent
efforts Of his attorney, John l.. Ship
pen. been released on bail Chef insists
that he is innocent of the charge and
thinks he will be able to establish that
fact when he comes to trial.
Hon Edward NJ Jones. territorial
librarian and clerk of the supreme court.
Hon. John CottinCham of the we'll
known law firm of Asp. Shorte & Cot
t.nsham. and Hon. Roy Huffman. as
sstant United States attorney for the
the city last night. They are a trio Of
mighty bright fellows and one seeing
them would have no doubt hut what
the young crowd are ali right in the
new country. Notwithstanding the
fact that Lilly Clay and her aggregation
Of PAINTED beauties were IN the city the
BOYS maintained tiszt dignity and de-
corum that attaches to their official
positions as 4 part of the machinery
of Uncle Sans government
Frank Oscar Aiartinson. whom a
great many in this county, espeCiaii
this. older settlers. knew as a bright en-
ergetic young man. died on his farm in
Oklahoma last week az In grippe. When
theS trip was opened for settlement
Frank made the run, securing a good
claim on the Salt Fork. Tie had been
- dividing his time between his farm and
his fathers home seven miles west of
the city. He had only been on his
claim a short time when he was taken
sick and died His mother has been
dead only short time. ne being the
only son. The father is heartbroken.
who in telling of his dope sorrow said
his boy was exceptionally kind and
affectionate and that he expected that
his boy would live TO cloSehis fathers
eyes and lay him away, and that his
loneliness is indescribab bic. Mir. Mar
tinson has the sympathy Of 4 large cir
- Gle of friends in his berea yemSnt.