The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-01
CITY IN BRIEF.

NJ NJ. Sherman of Salina is a visitor
in the city.
Walter Martin Of Winfield was in the
| city yesterday on business.
T. H. Rockwell of Warren, Pa, was a
guest at the Carey last night.
NJ. Pugh of Woodward, o. T., was
among the visitors in the city yester-
day.
Captain Sylvester Dixon Of Argonia
was in the city last night enroute to
Topeka.
n. r. Fennell is resting easier with
prospects of recovery at St. Francis
Hospital.
H. r. Hilton and F. D. Coburn Of
Topeka. were doing business in town
yesterday.
Mrs. A. B. Griffith of Terrell. Texas,
is visiting her cousin Mrs. DR.. Kirkwood
325 North Lawrence avenue.
Superintendent Mackey went out to
Goddard last evening to attend the
commencement of the school at that
place.
Miss Lillian Poet Of Haven was in the
city yesterday shopping among the
music houses. Miss Poet is said to be
quite a musician.
Mr.. George w. Bailey has returned
from Kansas City after an extended
visit. Mrs Bailey has extended her
visit to Philadelphia.
Thomas Best of Medicine Lodge was
in town last night enroute to Topeka
on business Connected with his extensive
Barber county interests.
The sash and door people licked the
lumber dealers in the game of base
ball by score ga to 20. and the score
indicated that it was a red hot game.
Mr.. W. O. Hayworth of Des Moines.
Iowa. will succeed Mr.. ]. d. Woods
bookkeeper in offices of the Standard
Oil Co, The change takes effect to-
da1
Mrs. Adam Steck of Lyons who came
to attend the marriage of her brother
George E Stokes, on the morning of
Decoration Day. returned home last
evening.
All students who desire to enter the
city normal next year should send their
names and addresses at once to the
clerk OF board of education, city build
ing, or 10 Charles Hatton, president CT
board.
DR. and Mrs. Trice Of Paramount are
at home again from six weeks trip
abroad. They spent the time mostly in
London. Paris and Berlin. They re-
port a delightful trip from beginning
to end.
The Second Regiment band will give
another concert at Griswold park from
3 TO p. m. Sunday. People are be-
ginning TO realize that Wichita has
good band and these afternoon concerts
are attended by large number OF peo-
pie.
The Chataqua graduates of the city
are organizing into class for the pur-
pose OF giving a banquet. also they
-
during the assembly, for the purpose
Of meeting the general secretary. Miss
Kendell, who VIII be there one or two
days.
The following officers have been elect
ed by Wichita lodge y. 1S9. knights of
Pythias: Past commander, 9. II. Lul-
ing: chancellor commander, w. 4.
Ayres: vice-chancellor, E. L. keenan,;
prelate. Frank Beliew; master al arms.
BoZman; keeper of records and seal,
F. L. Hurlburt; master of finance. II.
T Dedrick; master OF excheQuer, c. Z.
Sawyer; master OF work. c. H. Luling.
]. H Newman of Cook county. his.
who Is visiting his brother near Valley
Center. was IN the city yesterday. He
says the outlook for crops in Cook
county and in fact all northern Illinois
is not very promising. He says they
had two dust storms there before he
storms this week. Mr.. Newman SAYS
the best prospect for corn that he has
seen is here in Sedgwick county.
Elmer Reese the popular young man
who walks leisurly along the street
and attracts the notice OF all the girls
is going away tomorrow. Mr. Reese
leaves for Manitou Springs. Colorado.
with high aSpiratjns and determina-
ton 70 overcome all obstacles. \ great
future is before Elmer, and when he
assumes his important duties there -
10 doubt but that he will rise rapidly
and attain some great eminencs in his |
future home. He viii clerk il a swell |
hotel.
ELLA-''Nou ought to have seen Jack
when he proposed" Stella tmeanlyl-.-Oh. !
I've seen him. Boston Courier.
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