The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
CITY IN BRIEE.

Colonel Hawkins of Kansas City is al
| the Carey.
Henry Huffman is in Great Bend on
! government business.
c. ]. Mayer OF Newton was at the
Manhattan last night
Ralph Millison is expected home today
from a business trip to Kansas City.
Fred R. Stephenson of Guthrie, o. T,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Colonel w. E. Huffman is able 10 be at
work again after several days illness.
F. s. Walton OF Anthony is in the
city attending TO some personal affairs.
DR.. a. H. Thompson left last night for
short visit with friends in Springfield,
No
Miss Lewelling expects TO give a spook
party next Saturday night in Garfield
hall
Harvey Gerson of Oklahoma City is in
town. the guest of Mr.. Abe Goldstaudt
for a few days.
]. T. Menair, special pension examiner,
is back from st. Louis, where he went
TO meet mis- parents.
Next Monday Judge Dale will assign
vember term of court.
Charles W. Buck and Lilly N. Dunn.
both of Valley Center, were licensed TO
wed yesterday afternoon.
Fred Tricbey. formerly of this city,
was up from Wellington yesterday call
ing on some OF his old friends.
Hon. r. L. Walker was at the Carey
last night He was enthusiastic and
confident Of Republican success.
Mayor l. N. Cox left yesterday for
Cairo to join Nessrs Charley Carey and
3. 3. Cushman on hunting trip.
]. c. Pollock of Winfield was in the
city yesterday in the interest Of his
candidacy for judge OF the court OF ap-
peals.
County Treasurer Morris Lloyd and his
assistants are going over the books pre-
paratory to issuing the tax list, which
VIII be done November 1.
Judge Myatt united in marriage yes
terday afternoon Mr.. \. r. Snyder OF
Caldwell and Miss Pearl George of this
city. in the parlors OF the probate court.
Mr. and Mrs John Baughman left yes
terddy for their home in GAINESVILLE, O.,
after a two weeks visit with the families
of J. ". Baughnan and Charley Free
man.
]. " Emo returned yesterday from
three months trip in Colorado. Mr.. Emo
has been az the health resorts and re-
turns much improved in health and
spirits.
John Doran sold MS celebrated horse.
''TeaseF," 70 Frank Russell yesterday
afternoon. Teaser has mark OF 2:25,
ana Is considered enc Of the most promis-
ing young horses in the state
The Select Knights OF Rest viii give
their first annual ball in Garfield han on
wednesday evening, Nov Il The invi-
tations have been issued and are unique
in design and show much taste.
Hon Chester / Long came in yester-
day evening from, Clearwater. where he
addressed large meeting OF farmers.
The crowd was 50 large that he stood IN
the door OF the hall and spoke 70 both
those inside and without.
Hon. Chester !. Long. the next con-
gAessn1an from the Big Seveut1. was in
thA city last night consulting with
friends Mr.. Long was looking ex-
tren7eiy well and was in the best OF
spirits He is confident OF success.
I
Church q Christ wll give a luncheon
next Friday afternoon az the residence
OF Mrs. Naftzser. corner Tenth street
and lawrence avenue These lunch I
cons are very social affairs and shoulj.be /
largely attended by the ladies' OF cur
city; al Of whom are invited
DIT. F7utz. the newly assigned pastor
Of the First II. E. church. arrived in /
this city last night He viii meet the 1
mem 5ership OF the church for The first !
time this evening at the regular weekly /
prayer meeting hour He viii I'll his j
pulpit next Sunday. both morning and 4
evening. Els family are expected to az
rive here some tine next week
Several young ladies took advantage I
q the warm evening yesterday and the i
excellent condition Of the roads 10 take ,
4 oEiet cycling tr5p out south of town 1
They unfortunately got caught N the 4
ran and came sack mo town strictly 1
or The scoTch. T-le drops % rain were 4
so astonisaet AZ their spssd tAat they
assitste6 70 fan Just iong enough 10
miss them
COxiNG LOCAL EVENTS