The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

Sy1 Dunkin of Haysville was dom,
business in the city yesterday.
Miss May Zimmerman has returned
from weeks visit at Hutchinson
Judge c. W. Nimocks of Ness Cit,
was in town yesterday on legal bust
| ness.
Pastor Sims invites you to the Cen.
trail, Lords Day. a special welcome tc
strangers.
Mrs. ]. A. Allen and little daughter
Fay are visiting friends in Oswegc
this week
Edward Christopher and Kate Korns
both of Wichita, were issued a mar.
/ riage license yesterday.
Mrs F Williams of ST. Louis is the
guest of her friends Mrs. Charles Vein
gand, 2l3 Waco avenue.
w. r. Taylor of Florence and Lila r
| Schaub of Wichita were granted a
license to wed yesterday.
The date of the commencement Of
| the holiness camp meeting at River
side park has been set for June II.
The fire department was called out to
| College Hill last night to eXtinguish a
fire in DR.. Sargent's residence.
a telegram yesterday announcing the
| assignment of the business house of
! Rather & Co, at Enid, was received.
1 Mr.. Rather used to do business here
Mrs. D. b. Wilmans has gone to
| Usage where she will join her husband
on his way from st. Louis and together
make a trip through the west, to be
| absent several weeks.
| Miss Grace Johnston left Wednesday
| for Osceolo, Neb., where she will reside
| in the future. Wichita has been her
home for the past eight years and her
| friends regret her departure.
George Bergman met with a painful
| accident Wednesday which has con-
| fined him to his room. On stepping
| from a train at the Missouri Pacific
| depot he sprained his ankle seriously.
Ed and George Day were arrested
yesterday on complaint of Mr. Solday
for exhibiting obscene pictures They
viii have their trial before Justice
Jones, for the offense, tomorrow morn
ing
A social will be given Wednesday
evening next for the benefit of st.
Johns Episcopal church, at the resi-
dence of DR.. Creditor. \ fine pro-
gram of music will be a feature Of the
social.
The Bertram Heating & Pump Co.,
has just secured the contract for
heating and plumbing the state i'm
big job and reflects credit upon the
Wichita firm for enterprise.
County Attorney Woods and Captain
Gilmore of Wellington were in the city
last night. Captain Gilmore is a life
long Democrat. and Notwithstanding
Grover and his legion of postmosters
and brass-collar fellows, he is a sound
advocate of free silver at a ratio OF Is
to l.
81 off hea al
ed for Wichita lodge No. SO. I. O. q. +.
A. f. Helm, n. c.; w. c. Hess, V. c.;
r. s. Gum, Rec. Sec: r. +. Messerve,
Treas; f. Dunkin, Per. Sec: c. s. Stan
eel. representative TO grand lodge; T..
s. Gum, alternate; y. i. Clark, d. d.
c. NJ
Wichita is reaching out in all direc-
tons and in all lines of jobbing and
manufacturing business. Only day
or two ago Barnes & Newcomb sold
one of the celebrated Henning pianos
to +. u. Peck, q resident of Ottawa.
kan.-almOst within the shadow of
Kansas City.
All members of the Wichita Choral
union are especially requested to be
present a the meeting on Monday
evening. New music will be taken up;
and it is the occasion Of the annual
election of officers and final arrange
Winfield assembly.
]. NJ. Mckee of Wellington had a
hearing yesterday before Commissioner
Sherman on the charge of perjury
and was promptly discharged. He was
arrested on the complaint of a man
named Harris. against whom he testi-
fled in contest claim in Oklahoma.
Harry L. Woods of Wellington defend
ed him.
John J. Delaney writes letter to the
Eagle wanting reporter to ask DR..
St John why he does not want to do
much for state patients al the hospital
of which he is the principal man in the
staff. DR.. St. John was seen and the
question put to him at the request of
Delaney, seemed to irritate him. In
stead of explaining the charges made
against him by Delaney, he INDUCED in
lot Of slush about DIR. Hoffman. his
successor in office. that nobody would
believe or care TO hear or read.
Charlie Burrows says he went out in
the country on the West Side day be-
fore yesterday and drove up To farm
house to serve paper but the woman
told him that her husband was not at
home He asked her who that was
milking the COW out by the harm and
she said il was couple Of candidates.
Charles drove out 10 the barn and
found Tom Noss milking the cow and
Henry Schadd holding the calf. but
Tom Noss proves an alibi by declaring
that he has been at home sick for three
days.
Charles f Messy Of the Beacon
force will talk to the men 81 the Y NJ
C a. at 4 O'Clock this afternoon. All !
men in the city are cordially invited
but the members OF the Central Labor /
union. of which organization Mr.. Messy |
is a member. are especially urged n !
be present. II was suggested some |
time ago that if Mr.. Nessly would talk /
TO the boys some Sunday afternoon /
they would all turn out 10 hear him. /
In furtherance OF this plan this after /
moons meeting has been arranged. 1
There viii be good music and an inter |
estniS time is anticipated.
There is now living in this city a 4
frcntierSman Of unique character Of /
a wide. varied and lively experience.
by the name Of James Duffey. Mr. J. r /
Mead. William Mathewson and William
whose lives were fun Of /
border adventures. were all Indian ira
derS. but Duffy was for twenty years or !
more an Indian fighter. his field cover 4
ing Arizona. Colorado. New Mexico.
Montana, Kansas and Oklahoma under (
nearly every one OF the successive mil
itary commanders known - western
fame. He knows more about the do 1
inGs among the various Indian tribes
down in Oklahoma. about SQuaw buy
ing and trading, the eScapadeS az me
Indian schools, annuity DRINKS. traa-
ties and the like than many Of he OIL
Gals. Mr.. Duffy who is 4 bright and
intelligent man. has a family Of fo.r
children. three OF whom are now attend (
ing the parochial school He * in the
search OF a situation. and as he bears
papers Of high recommendation he no
doubt will secure some position 10 his