The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-25
CITY IN BRIEF.

Judge Carver Of Salina was at the
United States court yesterday.
TIA Tuttle has asked for divorce
from her husband w. T. Tuttle.
Mr.. Barrel, prominent business man
of Oxford. was in the city yesterday.
Senator Milton Brown of Garden City
was here yesterday on legal business.
Judge Foote of Marion was a visitor
in the city yesterday, having come
down on legal business.
Judge E. c. Foote of Marion spent
yesterday in the city attending to pro-
fesional business and visiting with his
friends.
Another extension Of time has been
given in the case of the state against
the police commissioners under the old
soldier law.
The Wichita Commercial club will
meet for reorganization on Wednesday
afternoon at 4:30; full attendance is
requested.
Miss Fannie Foster left Sunday even
ing for Kansas City and st. Louis where
she will make extended visits with her
friends and relatives.
+. r. Bennett and family left yester-
day for England which will be their
home in the future. Mr.. Bennett was
in the tailoring business in Wichita for
several years and had large and well
merited patronage. He Will so in the
same business in England.
A special meeting of the directors
and staff Of physicians OF the Wichita
Hospital will be held this "wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at DR.. Pardue's
Office to consider the adoption of rules
and regulations for hospital use. with
other important business; every men,
Der please be present.
On or about Oct 10. 1895, the Wichita
Fancie-s association (of Poultry and
Pet Stock) OF this city. will issue
their fifth annual premium list of the
show to be held in December. 1885. They
will print and distribute not less than
1000 copies to the best breeders of the
country Any special premium you
may desire to make will be placed in
the premium list with the name and
address CT donor free.
The public library has been supplied
with what seems TO be a solid gold net
work railing extending across the room
and from the floor almost To the ceiling.
Il is quite an artistic piece of work and
keeps the public from paving the books
and tossing them topsy turvey. Miss
Pease at her desk within the railing
and whoever wants a book she hunts it
up and hands il out through little
wicket.
Mrs. John Wallace and the children
arrived home yesterday after visit OF
seven months with friends AT Galesburg
III. She had a splendid time at her old
home, where she was born and raised,
and the whole town could be searched
in vain Cor a more happy man than
John who, for seven long months. has
been a lone grass widow man. Upon
her arrival bevy Of her neighbors and
friends had a fine banquet prepared for
her.
Guthrie, O. T. was we'll represented
in this city last night. Roy Hoffman
and Leon J. Pitts were here on business
and W. A. Frazier and 81 Bronson drop
ped in from the mountains Of Colorado
where they had been spending q vaca-
ton ana recupsrating. They spent the
evening al the opera. after which they
dropped around 10 the Eagle office 10
see the machines and talk about the
land OF the Fair God. q theme which
they discuss eloauentiy. Every Gu;h-
RE man is proud OF his town and his
territory and il is not exa gge-ated 10
say that no city in America. except
Wichita. has a higher grade Of rising
young business and professional men
than Guthrie.