The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-17
CITY IN BRIEF


HI. Anderson of Lacrosse is in town.
A. F. Mason of Garden City was in
town yesterday.
s. n. Kenne of Toledo. Ohio. IS stop
ping at the Carey.
A. L. Redeem of Topeka is attending
TO business in the city.
Col. C. L. Vaughan Of Hutchinson
IS here attending court.
Robert L. Reynolds OF Omaha was
at the Carey last night.
Mrs. F. w. Oliver has left for Colorado
on visit with friends.
Senator ingalls, was In the city yester-
day enroute tie Augusta
c. z. Davis of Rome was among the
visitors TO Wichita yesterday.
W. NJ. Cast of Kalamazoo, Michigan,
arrived in the city yesterday.
Some fine cattle and horses are being
brought 10 the fair every day
Charles Blood Smith Of Topeka was
here yesterday on legal business
George Edgar of beaumont was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
Another case Of diphtheria was report
ed yesterday at lilo South Meade.
w. C. Isaacs of Canadian, Texas. was
registered IN the City rast evening.
John D. Share of Alva, Oklahoma,
was doing business in the City yester-
day.
Thomas Gardner Of Lawrence was
among the guests at the Carey last
night
III. d. McCandless of Perry was in
town last night and registered at the
Carey.
w. E. Brown Of Augusta was doing
business in the Peerless Princess yes
terday.
Senator Milton Brown OF Garden City
Is attending the federal court on legal
business.
Judge Williams yesterday issued an
order for the sale of the Wellington Wa
terworks.
D. G. Sanders Of Kansas City was
among the guests at the Hotel Carey
last night
Mrs. DIR. Thrailkill of Caldwell Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII Allmon, on
South Main street.
George T. Pitts, Democratic presi-
Dental elector, was in the city from
Wellington yesterday.
There will be a meeting of the Fourth
ward Mckinley club tonight at the
court house. Good speakers Public
invited.
The bottom Of the prospect well is
now being searched for by the well con-
tractors The drill was in sandstone
last might
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Melinger will be delighted TO learn
that their daughter has about recovered
from d1ptheria.
The ladies ofthe West Side Presbyt>-
rian church held an experience social
last might at the church which was
greatly enjoyed.
The Welles Circle OF Kings DaugF-
ters viii meet this afternoon at 4:15
O'Clock with Miss Myrtle Hinton at the
corner Of Emporia avenue and Elm
street
C. NJ. Irwin, candidate for representa-
tive III the Sixty-eighth district, left
last night for St Joseph to attend a
big sale OF Poland China TO be held
there today.
3. F. Mel can yesterday disposed of a
large portion of his big apple crop. Ben
has one o fthe largest orchards in the
state. He will put several barrels In
the cold storage
B. E. Kies and Rodolph Hatfield held
joint debate on the money question IN
the Fifth ward last night They talked
two hours with the usual result that
each side went home as they came.
About 400 r,erSouS were present
DR.. F. Richardson of 1855 North Main
street Is authority for the statement
that IL all parents will have q dish Of
honey on their table at all meals, and
their children partake freely of the same
it is a sure preventive of dlptheria-
The regular all-day monthly Penta-
costal rneeting Will be held in the L.
Z. church. South Washington street,
Wichita, Tuesday September 29th-
Competent preachers VIII be present.
and there IS promise OF a time of ne
freshire from tine Lord Everybody
urged to come for all VIII be made WEI
come.
Rev. n. Diamond Mitchell who has
had charge of the Presbyterian church
of Harper and some surrounding mis-
sionary stations for several months,
was in the city last night visiting his
parents preparatory 10 returning TO tho
theological seminary at Chicago for
further studies. Before leaving Harper
the peopl, of his charge treated him In
a manner that demonstrated his poPu-
larity with them. In speaking last
night he praised his friends down there
most heartily and expressed regret at
having to leave them