The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-12
CITY IN HRIEF.

Fenton Clark is at his desk in the
register of deeds Office again.
Rev Don s. Colt breaches the bacca-
laureate sermon at Winfield today.
Miss Ruth Hirsch of ST Louis is in
the city visiting her sister. Mrs. Charlie
G.. Cohn.
DR.. Tough OF Baker university will
preach a the First " K. church both
morning and evening.
George Steenrod Of Colwich was in
the city yesterday talking To the poll
ticians and old friends.
Conductors Billy Phillips and
Charlie Young Of the Panhandle We're
visitors in the city yesterday.
d. \. Nickerson Of Clearwater was in
the city yesterday. and says his sec
ton OF the county is all right since the
rains.
The brick block. corner Douglas and
Hillside avenue, College Hill is about
half way down. The material is being
sold in job lots.
On account of the inclemancy of the
weather the lecture by Mrs. Naomi
Anderson was postponed until the even
ing of the 2Sth of May.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad COM
pany have just re-planked and fixed up
a GrSt-claSS crossing of their track at
Twelfth and Main streets.
The managers Of the Wichita hospital
desire To beautify their grounds. and
donations Of flower plants viii be appre-
ciated by both the sick and the man.
ayers.
Quite a number of the eighth grade
pupils Of Washington school held their
annual picnic at Griswold's park yester-
day afternoon. Boating was the fea-
ture of the day.
The funeral of Miss Lucy Gatewood
viii take place from the home of her
sister. Mrs. Everett, 2i4 North Emporia.
yves are invited TO be present.
The Wichita Musical club will cele-
brate its third anniversary by giving a
picnic at the home Of their president.
Mrs. l.. w. Clapp. on Saturday after
noon Final arrangements for which
VIII be made a the piano department
Program on Friday afternoon.
Train Master Hawks Of Arkansas
City was IN the city yesterday on bus
mess. He took time 70 go around and
see his Ashland Wilks colt. Russell
which he VIII turn out this week. He
viii let him run until next year. when
he will so on the turf If he keeps up his
speed.
Yesterday Mr.. Lawrence Of Butler
county, son Of the late Major Lawrence
of this city. came over 70 have the re-
mains OF his father removed from the
grave in the Grand Army circle 10 a
private lot in order 10 have q monu-
ment erected which could not be done
within the circle.
Joe Bracket, who has held the posi-
ton Of stenographer 10 Superintendent
.. J. Hartman for years. has resigned
and left yesterday for New Mexico
whore he VIII engage il the business ~
stock raising with his brother. Joe
has the push. energy and ability 70 do
well n any business he may undertake.
Charles Jones. the popular clothier.
has been ornamenting and heautifyinc
his mammoth store. II i now no,
only the most attractive building in the
west as far as outside appearance * +
bGt also theiutsriOr * hy far
the largest. most cheerful and hand
somely decorated store IL be found any
where
Wichita Division No .. Uniofrm
Rank. h OF z. vii attend Memorial
services at the First Presbyterian
church by DR. Winters. on Sunday.
Nav s6 at IL o'clock Members VII
appear in fun uniform. Fatigue caps +
viii take the place of helmets. swords
will not he worn. Warwick Lodge No.
a. X OF p. viii attend also in a body /
They will he escorted 20 the church by ]
the Uniform Rank.