The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-19

CITY IN BRIEF.
WILL BE FOUND ON THIRD PAGl

Republicans, register without fail to-
day. This is important.
y. L. Sponsler. editor of the Hutch
inSon News, was a visitor in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII SpeeT were in
the city yesterday perfecting prepara
ton to move into their new home on
Topeka avenue.
Miss Rose Pawosky of Lincoln, Neb.,
VIII" has been visiting Miss Marie
Baker for the last few weeks. left yes
te4day morning for her home.
Sheriff ROyse has Ia grippe. He was
at his office yesterday but said he
would have to throw up the sponge
by night if he did not get better.
Regular meeting of Ivy Leaf chapter
No. 20, o. +. $. Tuesday, March -.
Comforting Of degrees. Mrs. Lettie r.
TrouSlot, grand matron, viii be present.
Mr.. q. n. HoIcomb and wife have re-
turned from their trip to Edinburgh,
Ind. where they were called on ac-
count of the serious Illness of Mrs. Hol-
combs father.
Died-March Il. at Il. m, Joseph VI.
Eetchem. age 30 years. The funeral
will be held at the residence of his SON
in-law Charles Ayiesberry, Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The W. c. T. L. will meet promptly
at o'clock this afternoon at their
rooms opposite the postoffice and adj
jOurn to attend. by invitation, Profess
sor Hoss' school Of oratory.
7. J.. Clark of Chicago. famous
horseman and founder and for many
years editor of the Horseman, spent
yesterday in the city. Wichita is the
acknowledged horse center of the state.
a.
the Boston Store. has resigned to ac-
cept a position with the Coates Thread
company. He viii have the territory
of Kansas with headquarters in Wich-
ita.
Mrs. ~ D. Whitney calls her famous
cook book Just How" With DR.
Prices baking powder young house
wives soon learn lust how TO make
daintiest pastry and wholesome bis
cult.
T.. NJ Duncan sold a cabin ticket to
Germany yesterday IL Jacob Schweiz-
er. wife and two children of FL Reno.
They departed last night Mrs. Sch
weiZer is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph of this city.
r. G Barnett and c. w. Sheldon Of
the Capital City Cycling club of Lin
coin. Neb., passed through the city en-
route on wheels to Waco, Tex. They
covered the distance between Wichita
and Lincoln in six days.
\. F. Romig tried to collect on his
railroad check which was stolen from
his residence some time ago and which
is now in the hands Of Chief Massey
The railroad officials told him that they
preferred 10 wait until the case was de-
cided in court.
Mrs. Lizzie Spencer. wife Of A. u.
Spencer, died yesterday morning at an
early hour, after a long lingering i'll
ness. Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at > o'clock p. m, at the res
iderce No. 2ei West Fourteenth street
.. \. Reach and I. q. Frost were
yesterday admitted To practice in the
United States court at Wichita. The
usual oath pIedging them 10 be true to
their clients and to the court was ad-
ministered after which the two young
men We're members of the federal bar.
Homer Reynolds of Chicago and
Frank Etter OF Kansas City, two for
merly of Wichita boys. are i'm the city
a witnesses in a aSe wherein the
Santa Fe road is interested. They say
that the Peerless Princess looks ma
tural and is the best town they know OF
outside Of Chicago ana Kansas City.
John Humphrey was over to FL Do
RADIO last Saturday and says the farm
ers in that section are highly elated
over the prospects of good prices for
their fat cattle this spring. one ship
per by the name OF Robinson told Mr..
Humphrey that he offered a farmer
there SS 900 for loo head of very fine
steers and the offer was refused.
There were a large number OF attor-
neys present yesterday morning when
the United States court was called.
Among the prominent attorneys from
abroad were noticed Judge Nandivert
of kidsley. Judge Peters and c. :. Bo-
man of Newton. f Dumont Smith,
Mr.. Neran Larned. T. L. Austin Topeka
Robert Harding Danville. Ky, L. W.
Litlefield Topeka. John III. Lucas,
Kansas City, and J. W. Rush Larned.
Republicans, register without fail to-
daN This is important