The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-12
CITY IN BRIEF.

CITY IN BRIEF.
city today.
E. r. Moses of Great Bend was in the
City yesterday.
Mrs George H. Willis has returned
from st. Louis
Miss Nina Nessfy was severely scald-
ed yesterday by upsatting a coffee pot.
Z. F. Rookie OF Harper was in the city
yesterday attending TO business affairs.
Miss Hughes of Hutchinson is the
guest for a few days OF Mrs. A N. Tay-
lor
The Ladies' Relief Corps Of the c. A
r. Will give entertainments during fair
week
Cash Henderson has gone east for the
purpose OF lying in mis- winter and fail
goods.
p. H. Albright, one of winfeld's
prominent citizens, was in the city yes
uerday.
Mrs. z. P. Downing OF St Joseph is
in the city visiting her brother j. T.
Maddox.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Smith and son of
Anthony, Kan, are visiting with Mrs.
Col Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T Robertson of
Webb City, Mo-, are visiting relatives
in the city.
Mrs. Ed Van and daughters aave re-
turned from their protracted visit in
Indiana with relatives
Miss Jessie Adams returned yesterday
from a two months visit with friends
and relatives in St Louis.
The Rattlers of this city will play
series OF baseball games during fair
week with surrounding clubs.
Mrs Ernest Harris expects to leave
I'm "a few days on an extended visit with
relatives in Indianapolis, Ind.
Joe Frazer and Elmer Winnie of
Newton were in the city last evening,
combining business with pleasure.
Hon Richard Yates of Illinois will aid
dress the Republicans and others at
the auditorium on Monday evening.
The store of C. A. Welsh of Maize was
entered Wednesday night and robbed.
/ The thieves took a number of shoes.
! Scott z. Winnie one of Hutchinson's
/ prosperous business men, was in the
city yesterday and is registered at the
Carey.
DR.. Coyner, of TIshoming, Chickasaw
| Nation, brought his daughter to this
city yesterday to enter All Eallows
! Academy.
! Rev. J. A. Love Of Kansas City, for
mer pastor of the Reformed church OF
this city, is Visi ting with old friends for
a few days
| J. Frank Caveney of Newton is in
the city visiting friends. Mr.. Cavaney
| is well known in the city, having given
| several illustrated lectures here.
Mrs. Ruth Spangler of Abilene, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Orr and Miss Mettie
RObb or EIdorado, are visiting Mrs.
John Henderson, COS Waco avenue
w. W. PayneT of Teshomingo, L T,
was in the city yesterday accompanied
by his daughter, who will attend AN
Hallows acadendy the coming winter.
e. T. NJ. Cochran, city editor of the
Beacon, was taken with a. congestdve
chill yesterday morning and row lies
very i'll at his rooms in the Stem build-
ing.
Mns. III. a. Hutchinson of Hutchin-
son, Kan, state president of the W.
c. t u, is the guest of Mrs. H l.. Ma
son Of Riverside during the state conven
ton.
Win afcFeran, of the Wells Fargo
at Colorado Springs. is in the city spend
ing part Of his vacation He leaves TO-
day for Chicago and wiz return to work
IN about two weeks.
Unitarian church services on Sunday
morning in Music hall, Sedgwick block,
at II O'Clock. Preaching by Rev. w c.
Ford, of Kansas City. All are invited
Sunday school at 9:45.
There VIII he a debate two nights
next week in the Martinson block be-
tween Rudolph Hatfield and 3. Z.
Kies. The debate will be had on Wed |
nesday and Thursday evenings.
Judge Williams arrived yesterday |
from Colorado and opened the federal !
court for the purpose of disposing of |
motions. The regular term Will begin J
next Monday at which time the jury I
VIII be on hand.
The young man who took the team /
from Charley Simmons barn was ar |
rested at Independence yesterday by /
the sheriff OF that county on a notice |
from Charley Simmons. He viii be |
brought back to this city today.
Holding & fuckers campaign paper,
''The Silver CaUsa," viii make its ap- |
pearance this morning. II viii Re unique /
ana spectacular, as one or the peculiar
tangents OF this campaign, and on this
account they already have numerous
demands for the initial number.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L Newcomb went
70 Wellington Wednesday 10 hear Hon.
J. 9. Burrows OF Michigan speak, re-
turning in the evening with Mr.. and i
Mrs Burrows. The visitors were the
guests Of Mr.. NJ p. Barnes and family,
Mr.. o d Barnes and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. l. l. Newcomb.
The city prison was full last night Of
prisoners. who in spite OF the injunc-
tons issued by the chief. continued TO
can out IN vulgar language TO all per
sons passing The large hose Was at
tacned and the water turned loose on
the boys, and a worse drenched lot of I
prisoners 81 would have been hard 70
find.
solomon Paslleker. who resides on
the West Side, was thrown from 4. bug
gy at the corner Of Douglas and Main
yesterday evening al 40 and received
two scalp wounds. he was quite badly
hurt he was taken 10 the hospital |
where hls wounds were dressed by Or
Plrlue. At midnight h ms ,-e-.-sy.~,