The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-24
CITY IN BRIEF.

Luther Burns is in Kingman today
on legal business.
Mrs. Dunbar. who has ben SICK is
rapidly recovering.
Mrs Thomas Jewell is entertaining
Mrs. McAvoy OF Kansas City.
Oscar Dennison of Hays City is in
town visiting friends and relatives.
Colonel HaIowe1I is back from Ar
kansas after quite a long visit there.
Mrs James p. Campbell of Ashland
is in the city visiting Mrs, Ben Car
land.
a marriage license has been issued
to II. NJ. Mooney and Ella Blinn OF
Greenwich.
Eugene Fail of this city will contest
for the bass solo at Hutchinson during
the jubilee.
J. H. Meyers Of Sterling was in town
yesterday talking with the ~rchants
about trade.
Olice McKinl Of Greenwood and w. s.
jDelong of the same place have been
{ licensed to wed.
Mrs. John a. Blair Of Caldwell was
shopping and visiting friends in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Bridenstein are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a fine baby
boy at their home.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Dodge Avenue NJ. Z. church
save ., successful social last night.
Mrs s. NJ Tucker and her little son,
Zen. left last night for Canon City, Col,
where her father and other relatives
reside.
The clerks of the city will meet Fri
day night for the purpose Of taking
+ steps to make the 7:30 closing rule more
effective.
The Newton Milling company have
made Otto Weiss their agent for Wich-
ita, Southern Kansas and Oklahoma,
vice Fl. Joseph, retired.
4 church social will be held at st.
t'2ul's NJ. r. Church corner Thirteenth
street ana Lawrence avenue tonight
al are invited TO attend.
Hon. Harry Bone will take n vaca-
ton from his investigation duties in
the Dick Chase matter today and viii
visit his sister in this city.
The building No. 206 East Douglas,
Is being refitted and put i'm first class
repair for Miller & Hull who viii &C
cupy il after the first Of May with their
merchant tailoring establishment.
Ed Greer. the favorite son of Cowley.
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Greer
says Cowley county IS Wild over the
silver issue, nearly every voter IN that
section believing in and talking OF
nothing else.
George Mathews says that the rain
making test that he made Sunday
would have been all right had it not
been for the sudden change in the tenn
peTature which rendered the condi-
tons unfavorable.
Farmers are busy blowing up their
wheat fields and preparing them for
corn. From twenty-five TO thirty per
.aaf ~ he wheat in this county VIII he
plowed up and much more than that IN
neighboring counties.
Monday was the twentieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G.
Rawson. and their daughter, Miss
Mabel, gave them a very pleasant sur
prise by inviting a number Of her
friends to their home in the evening To
assist her in celebrating the event.
Superintendent Richardson Of the
city sci oCls has been employed by the
Winfield Chautauqua assembly to take
charge Of the educational department
this year He viii also deliver Il men,
orial address on John L. Cough before
the assembly IN August he has en-
gaCements for a two weeks lecture
course in Ohio institutes. lie is also
on the program for National EGuca-
tional aSSoci3 ton at Denver.
In the adj of Mcnamara & Co. in
Tuesdays Eagle. the compositor made
an error, which caused considerable
trouble. in that MouQuette carpets
were advertised at 81 cents yard.
While il should have read 90 cents.
AT the later price these carpets are al
most given away, considering the good
uuaiity. and the Eagle Is sorry 10
have caused the misunderstanding
sY,or.r the numerous carpet buyers
who called al this popular mouse yes