The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-03
CITY IN YRIEE.


Editor Palmer of the Medford Patriot
Mas mere yesterday attending the fair.
Bedford Wood found lost satchel
yesterday and returned it TO fair as
sociation headquarters.
DR. A NJ. Howe returned yesterday
from Cincinnati where he has been re-
creating for the past month.
Fred Sewers departed yesterday for
Kansas City where he viii investigate
the merits Of the 100000 boom.
The home of Ed Smythe of 519 South
Topeka avenue was entered yesterday
by burglars and a number of things
stolen.
Newell Knight and wife are in the
city enroute home from a trip to yell
lOwstone park. They are stopping at
the Carey.
Elsewhere will be found the call for
a meeting of the Republican central
committee on Saturday, October 9Th,
at = O'Clock p. m.
DR.. 5. Hupp has returned from two
weeks recreation among the mountains
OF Colorado. He saw snow ten inches
deep while there.
Mrs. Fred Mancourt left yesterday
for Columbus, Ohio, TO join her husband
who haz located there and is doing a
lucrative business.
Louis G.. Jones, a Wichita boy, trav-
cling correspondent of the Kansas City
Journal. is in the city, visiting home
folks and taking in the State fair.
Mrs. E. W. Farnham and Miss Ida
Reynolds of Fort Scott. formerly of
this city, are visiting their parents Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Reynolds, 1216 South
Fifth avenue.
Judge Sluss and w. r. Stanley have
returned from Waldock'S lake, where
they went in quest of wild ducks and
bass. They had a royal time but they
brought home little game.
Harry V. Frizzel and Miss Bessie
Broadway, both of this city, were mar
ried at o'clock p. m. yesterday. They
are at home TO their friends in their
new house on North Market.
c. H CasweH connected with the
Rock Island freight department ex-
poets in a short time to leave for New
Orleans to accept a position with
commercial agency at that place.
Homer Caldwell of Topeka and Miss
Sara Chapman of this city We're mar
ried yesterday morning at the resi-
dence Of the brides ather They left
over the Santa Fe for their bridal tour.
Mrs. J. Sam Brown has returned from
her trip east. She has spent three
months in Maine and other eastern
states. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are loca-
TED at 156 North Topeka ave at present.
Officers Massey and Carpenter pulled
the joint of Mike Shields on East Doug
las avenue yesterday afternoon, secur-
ing quantity of liquor and malt eX-
tract. The stuff was carted away, and
Shields gave bond for his appearance
in court.
Rev. ]. c. Post and family have re-
turned to Wichita from Fit. Smith. Ar
kansas, and will reside a 40 Ohio ave-
Mr.. Post says Arkansas is fine state
and those who don't like it should come
away. and that the people are about
fifty years behind the times.
Miss Gee, one of the young ladies
who was in the electric car-buggy COL
lision. held a purse in her hand when
the buggy was smashed and the occu-
pants thrown out. The purse contain
ed $3.50. 1t disappeared in the crowd
that assembled. IL has not as yet been
advertised as found"
Judge David Baxter. aged y years,
died at his home on the West Side at
$50 O'Clock yesterday forenoon, after
z protracted illness. He was a quiet.
unassIming citizen. loved most by those
VINO knew him best. The funeral will
take place this forenoon at 10 o'clock
from his late residence.
Il. L. Mabry, travelling agent Of the
St. Louis Globe Democrat is in the city
He was at the fair grounds yesterday
afternoon and attended the Harvey sill
Yer lecture He told us confidentiaIly
that AS a representative of a goldbug
paper. although amid a throng of peo-
pile. he never felt 50 lonesome in his
life.
Leslie r. Larimer and J. c. Kelley.
OF Wichita, came over from there yes
terdsy forenoon on their wheels. re-
turning in the afternoon. The former
was adjutant OF the Second battalion
Second regiment, Is. y. q. at the recent
Emporia encampment. and is a friend
of the city editor.-El Dorado Repub-
lican.
Judge Buckner carries a coin 10
years old. While exhibiting il 10 some
friends yesterday. he said: This was
coined long before England gave up her
control of America Sid Summers
chimed in with thequestion: Are you
right sure. Judge. that England has
not got control of America nOw?" The
pertinence OF the question caused
laugh.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary +. Cory
will be held AZ her late residence 42s
East Central avenue at 10 o'clock this
morning. Mrs. Cory has been a tea
cher in the public schools Of this city
many years. and several departments
IF the schools including the Webster
school. in which she taught the sixth
grade at the time of her death. will
close al the hour of her funeral as a
mark OF esteem. and - enable friends
20 pay the last tribute of respect,
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