The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-07
CITY ~ BRrEF.
George Majors is visiting In Texa

! George Majors is visiting in Texas.
Rev. Price viii conduct religious SER
/ vices 1t riverside park today
/ C. n. Johnson of Great Bend was
/ among the visitors in the city yester-
! day.
/ Jim Williams and ]. 3. Brindley are
/ talking about purchasing a ranch in
/ Arkansas.
than the army. West Pointers will
room last week and very little business
, was done.
/ G.. S. Wilson OF Paramount is enter
tanning his old friend, l. Hoopes OF
! Malta, O.
Ora Brown has returned from Glen
wood Springs entirely cured of the
rheumatism.
Mike Laggart. who has been adiudg-
ed insane was taken 10 the Topeka asy-
lum last night.
man with an organ and monkey
drew large crowd up by the Carey
| hotel last night.
Charlie Goodrich suffered from the
heat To such an extent yesterday that
he was entirely overcome.
Dr.. G.. c. Purdue was called 20 Evans
Vile, Indiana, yesterday on account of
the serious illness of his father.
Mrs. Rufus Cone is confined 10 her
bed at her home on Market street with
quite serious attack of sickness.
Mrs. Thomas G. Fitch and her two
daughters left yesterday for a sum
mers outing at Manitou Springs. Colo.
y marriage license was issued in the
probate court yesterday to Charley
Mullen and Clara Caldwell. both of the
city.
c. y. Ferguson and wife and G. NJ
Dickson ana wife. returned yesterday
from a three weeks visit at Glenwoou
Springs, Colo.
The bicycle dealers claim that more
wheels are sold this year than ever be-
fore and that there are 100 bicycles
in use in Wichita.
The Wichita Street Railway comnany
say they are going 70 be bic 10 handle
the crowd at the State fair this fall and
VIII give ten minute service.
Bruce Manamee OF Eagle township
was In the city yesterday. He says
the farmers IN his township are feel
ing good over the crop outlook.
Owing 10 a wssh-out near Cotton
wood Falls. the msin line trains of the
Missouri Pacific railroad are running
through Wichita on the branch.
Assistant Postmaster Locke and wife
viii leave today. the former for
moaths visit and the latter for the
summer. az their old home in Ohio.
Mister Frank Palmer and his
chum. George Lynch. 60 10 Derby to-
day and VIII spend the day win
friends there. returning Monday morn
ing.
Cyrus Hinkston 81 Burton was IN
the city yesterday visiting Z. Cuttings.
telegraph editor OF the Eagle. Mr.
Hinkston was one OF the victims OF the
recent cyclone.
The Millinery Bazaar now occup.es
the entire store room. corner OF Doug
las and Emp7ris avenues, a very nice
line Of notions and fancy goods being
added 20 the stock.
Owing TO the fact that the peonls
have plenty q music for the past fsvr
days. the Second Regiment hand VII
no, give its usual sunday concert TO-
day al Griswold park.
Mr.. Imhodea OF the City mills. said
last night that new wheat VIII % on
The market this week unless threshirg
is interrupted by rain. The best erade
viii probably bring 50 10 - cents per
bcshel.
There ware mare people rode on tn.
s,roat cas- show day than on ne Fourth 4
of July. People could TIDE 70 TIE parks i
IN their carriages on the Fourth but 1
show day the horses and carriages wer /
iie{t a, nome.