The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-10-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

G. A Collitt of Ellsworth is attending
the fair.
Percy Glaze of Oklahoma, is attend
ing the fair.
A small fire occurred at the Manlat-
tan last night.
D. Mccormick of Mt. Hope, was in
town yesterday.
Judge Museller of Perry, o. T., is
taking in the fair.
Miss Anna Sheehan came over from
Eureka to attend the fair.
J. c. Davis of Wellington, was Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wendell of Cald-
well, were in the city yesterday.
c. E. Holbrook and wife of Kingman
was attending the fair yesterday.
Twelve new members rode the goat
last night in Albert Pike Masonic lodge
c. c. Wedel of Mound Ridge, was in
the city yesterday visiting Henry Bell
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graft of Wellington,
were in the city yesterday, guests at the
Carey.
Miss Lena Murdock of Ell Dorado, is
in the city Visitaing her uncle, Colonel
Murdock.
The gate receipts at the fair yes
terday were cut down by the drizzling
rain to $1,000.
Warren's are displaying millinery eff
fects that attract the ladies down town
rain or shine.
Al Russell of Wellington. was in town
yesterday, and was prominent figure
in the speed ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Troutman of Well
ington are in the city, the guests of
Mrs. Tillie Stanley.
Hon. Tom Hubbard of Reno, and NJ.
B. Keagg of Wellington, were visitors
at the fair yesterday.
Mrs. Swenson and Mrs. Entricon Of
Mcpherson are the guests this week
of Miss Agnes Sommers-
Mrs. NJ. A. Mcdonald of Guthrie, o.
T., is in the city visiting her son j. T.
Mcdonald of the West Side.
The bookies at the fair ground are
having a tough time of it. They are
doing practically no business.
Judge Raymaker of Kingfsher, is in
the city having come up to hear Will
liam Hope Harvey Of Coin.
Miss Nellie Brewer Of Peabody spent
-
her mother who is a [ present sick here
J. j. Fegtly. an old citizen of Wichita
and now a prosperous business man Of
Oklahoma, is in the city during the
fair.
II. r. Rice of Anthony, was in town
yesterday and called in the morning
to see how the Eagle was made and
printed.
Abe Mehew of Kingfisher, that same
Abe of school land fame. is in the city
attending the fair and incidentally buy
ing corn
William Greer and daughter of Cairo,
Pratt county. are in the city taking in
the sights and attending the great
State fair.
D. W. Wilkerson. editor OF the Advo-
cate of Ellenwood. is in the city taking
in the fair and visiting with Colonel
Huffman.
Ex-Marshal Gano of Medicine Lodge.
was at the races yesterday. He says
prohibition will kill Kansas unless il
is done away with.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Miss Mary Caldwell OF this
city. and Mr.. Samuel McRoberts OF
Chicago. next Wednesday.
Fair one. o. fair one,
Why conceal your charms?
i cannot see your profile
For boomers on your arms.
This being childrens day az the State
fair IL is hoped that the clouds may lift
and sunshine simmer on an angelic
multitude Of little folks at the fair
grounds.
Conductor II. A. Woodcock and wife
OF Newton were in the city yesterday
Mrs f. L. Boynton of kingfisher, O.
t. is visiting at Frank LeVan's 1924
Arkansas avenue
Miss Blanch Guthrie is the fortunate
possessor OF fine blue ribbon
which she justly prizes very highly
She got il on a cake OF her own make
exhibited at the state fair grounds
The ladies Of ST. Johns Episcopal
church are in the fair grounds with an
eating tent and are doing big business
They know how TO serve their guests
with nice palatable things and being
near the grand stand they are constant
" busy.
Mr.. William L Hooker and Miss Le-
na Sparks were united in marriage last