The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs Judge Wyatt is convalscent after
an attack of the grip.
Miss Maude McCanless of the West
Side has been quite sick for several
days.
Probate Judge Wyatt married Geo. T.
Stone and Annie Roberts, both of Wich-
ita, yesterday.
Mrs. ]. w. Nagley Of st. Louis is
visiting her father James Taylor, of
205 South Laura avenue.
Mrs. j. ID. Hall of 221 North Lawrence
avenue has been quite sick with pneu-
monia for the past three or four days.
\ license to wed was issued yesterday
by Probate Judge Wyatt TO 7. +. Carr
and Hattie NJ. Smith. both of Wichita.
Charles r. Ninton and Annie r. Wal
ker. both of Maize, were granted a mar
rage license yesterday by Probate
Judge Wyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. x. Torrey and Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Banker OF Missouri are
visiting their sister Mrs. Ed j. Schwartz
of 500 South Water street.
Robert i. Marshal of SO South Mar
tinson avenue Of the West Side is now
the biggest man on that side of the river
1t is "A boy and weighs ten pounds.
Miss Mae Hurst, assistant postmaster
and Miss Maude butcher, general de-
lively CtCih III tIie <NtfNlCn
were in the city yesterday shopping.
l.. W. Graves of Mount Hope and
Mamie Il. Hand of GranSville, Ind,
were married yesterday at the home of
Dr. Winter on North Topeka avenue.
r. 3. Jewett came down from his
farm yesterday. Ed says the farmers
have given UP re6eeming Kansas by
politics and are going to work 10 re-
deem the state by raising big crops
Mrs. Ida D., wife of Ira T. Stradling.
died at Secswick City yesterday. Mrs.
Stradling was formerly teacher in this
county and had a host of friends in
Wichita. Her parents live at 2mporia.
The fire at the Wichita Turnk fac
tory night before last was more damag-
ing than was at first supposed The
stock is valued at 81 900 ana is covered
by $4,000 insurance 1t is now rough
~ estimated that the damage to the
stock will reach fully $1,000.
Captain John Thomas of the indie
pendent colored company of Kansas
National guards was married last night
10 Miss Louisa Bowers at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. X. Watson
The affair was a very swell one in
colored society circles and many We're
they who gave the happy young couple
an encouraging start in life.
Judge Reed adjourned court yester-
day and went to Topeka and the court
house presented a Sunday appearance.
I'd. Dorsey and Bill Hays and N T..
Harmon seemed to be about the only
men employed. When asked what had
become of the crowd Ed Dorsey said
tsey were either down town witnesses
IL the liquor cases or else hiding out to
keep from being witnesses.
y dispatch from Salina says: Arrange
made a a ma do
of Isis temple OF the Mystic Shrine To
hold a ceremonial session az Wichita
May l6. 1t will follow the grand COM
mandery meeting of the knight Tenn
piar, which holds its annual convention
1T that time. New wardrobes and para
phernalia used in comforting the de- !
Srees have been purchased for the occa- |
sion.
About three weeks ago Chief Massey |
received telegram from the chief Of /
police of Bowling Green. Ky, stating |
that one Lewis Smith was wanted in |
Kentucky To answer To the charge Of |
seduction, and requesting Mr. Massey |
Ia look out for him and arrest him if 4
he could be found. Harry Sutton was /
put on the case and he learned that 4
Smith was stopping at the home of his /
uncle about six miles south OF the city |
Yesterday Messrs Massey and Sutton
drove down and arrested Smith. bring
ing him back with them. Chief Massey
immediately telegraphed the authori-
ties ar Bowling Green who viii come
after Smith in day or two. Smith |
CID not Seem much surprised when ar
rested but protested his innocence of
the charge. He is good looking young
man about Is years of age.
''HoU say You and your wife never omar. |