The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-11
CITY IN BRIEE.

Fritz Huffman is out for ten days
outing.
Harry Mosher is outing in the Inn at
Geuda Springs.
An error in c. ]. Fletcher's add Sum
day is corrected in today's issue.
A. H. Moffet southwestern passenger
agent on the Rock Island is at the
Carey.
Miss Title Himstidt left Saturday for
months visit with friends and rela-
tives in st. Louis.
w. NJ. James, editor Of the Cedarvale
Commercial, was caller at the Eagle
Sanctum yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs H J. Bone and Miss Nc
Intyre of Ashland are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mcknight.
c. NJ. Myers, register of deeds Of
Comanche county, was in the city yes
terday on his way to Topeka
Mrs. James Sigerson and daughter
went to Pratt, Kan, Monday evening
to visit friends for two weeks.
Mrs. James Blaine returned yesterday
from Fulton county, Ohio. where She
had been for the past seven weeks.
Farmers in the city yesterday report
ed that the present corn crop had been
injured 25 per cent by the hot weather.
The west side Presbyterian church
and the Dodge avenue are holding a
series Of union meetings on each Sun
day night.
Rev. David King is in the city visit
ing his brother j. r. n. King. The
elder is Baptist minister and resides
at Howard, Kan.
Charley Lease yesterday received a
fiattering offer for his mother, Mrs. NJ
f. Lease. TO deliver two free silver adj
dresses in Canada on August % and %.
A. E. Helm went to Topeka last night
TO attend the meeting of the state Pop
uhst central committee which will meet
there today for the purpose OF organiza-
ton.
Marriage license were issued yester-
day to J. 1. Dilley and Miss Cora A. Ben
ton of Wichita to wed. as were also J.
T. Dickerson OF Benton and Miss Jessie
E. CANAL OF Warsaw, Kan.
Last Sunday evening at 7:30, Mr..
Frank r. Tracy and Miss Grace c.
Bleedsoe were married by Elder NJ. L.
Mum at his residence, 610 South Main
street. Both parties are OF this city.
Sheriff Cone went to Cheney and Erie
township last night TO explain to some
of the hot-heads how the slate had been
made up for the county convention and
10 have them prepared before they came
IN.
Rev. James A. Lawrence and family
left Monday night for OTTAWA, Kan. TO
spend the week at the United Presby-
terrain synod. Mr.. Lawrence viii GO
from there to Omaha Neo.. as a dele
gate TO the Young Peoples convention.
The following are the delegates to the
Popuiist legislative convention for the
Sixty-eighth district from the Third
ward: Colonel II. L. Taylor. Or. ]. w
Kirkwood, Roy Kramer, Chris Gosh. AZ
bert Kline, Grant Knepple. G.. W. Kelly,
". A. Ayers, J. c. Redfield. y. F.
Hyde. Otto BOenisch, J. V. Colyine, ".
NJ. Little, E. W. Bsrnby, J. II. Brieien-
stein, Charles Noyse, J. ?. Parrot, Z.
Z. Startzman-
The Sullivan trial in Justice Jones
court yesterday morning was continued
till August a. TO allow Mr.. T. A Sulli-
van 10 go upon a brief outing over on
the Walnut river. This is the case
growing out of the general melee men
toned in the Eagle OF last Saturday
morning The jury disagreed on Sat
urday, and the case was to b. heard
again yesterday morning but was dis
posed OF as above stated
Last week one OF the engineers on
the Missouri. Pacific stopped his train
over on the west side and picked up a
small child which was playing upon the
track and took Il home 20 its sick
mother The woman had FIVE other
little ones all OF whom are Tow left
motheriess. she having dad later II
the week Had the train ran over the
little one, death would undoubtedly
have come 70 the mother a. once.