The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-13

c. A. Kiger of Kansas City was a
she Manhattan yesterday.
W. A. Busch of Kansas City register
ID yesterday at the Carey.
Joseph r. Wilson of Chicago made
the city a brief call yesterday.
G. H. Brown of Boston stopped of
here between trains yesterday.
c. o. Scott and lady of Goddard were
registered at the Carey yesterday.
r. B. Cartwright of Oatville was reg.
tstered at the Occidental yesterday.
E. G. Lohi of St Louis was attend
ing to his business interests here yes
terday.
L. D. Compton Of the Rock Island
road is again able to be about, attend
ing his duties
Leon L. Morse Of San Francisco is
here looking over the city. He is stop
ping at the Carey.
Mrs John Johnston, John c. John
ston, and A. j. Mayer were down from
Newton yesterday.
Last night J. T. McMillen went TO
LeavenworGh TO attend the annual grand
lodge meeting of Odd Fellows.
Col. H G. Lee and Mrs IS. E. Webb
were united in marriage by Probate
Judge Wyatt last evening at o'clock
Judge G. W. C. Jones is earning for
himself quite a reputation as a vocal
tst, beside his many other accomplish
nfents
Wichita must be drifting toward the
Rio Grande, for several hot tamala
end chile emporiums have been recent
" installed in different parts of the
CITY
J. R. Diver appeared upon the register
% the Occidental yesterday as mailing
from New York. What does it mean?
All. yes-why, certainly; the New York
OF Kansas.
Mr. Hardy Solomon arrived in the
city Sunday morning. Mr.. Solomon
stall holds Wfcvhita his home and like
ell good Republicans. come home to
cast his ballot for Mckinley.
Born, last night. to Fireman James
Nolan and wife, a fine boy, weighing
twelve pounds Of sixteen ounces each.
Congra tulations are extended and the
cigars are pulling freely and burning
joyfully
j. d. Kerfoot goes to EngIewood
Wednesday morning to buy feeding
steers. having sold four hundred head
last week to farmers in this vicinity.
These cattle are first class and selling
for $2.S5 per hundred in cash or time.
In the state VS.. Oscar Felix in JUS
tee Jones court yesterday, the pre-
Gminary hearing was held, in which
Felix was bound over to the district
court in the sum of $500. This is the
wel-l1nown case in which the charge
Is assault with intent TO kill. which oc-
CURED Sept. %.
Mrs. Orville Cation OF Independence,
who has been visiting her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs. Ash OF South Market
street, was so far advanced towards
restoration Of complete health that she
was able to attend church Sunday.
She was in very poor health. Her many
friends VIII be glad to learn OF her con-
ValeScence.
The many friends OF Mr. Charles
Mueller. the florist, OF Fairmount, and
his amiaible wife will be pleased to
hear of their good fortune in the person
of bright baby girl who arrived on
Saturday morning to share the I'M
bounded happiness Of their household.
Sharing the cheerful dispositions of her
parents, she is a most charming young
lady.
Some man without fear of the law |
or the watchman's gun sent a bullet |
through the plate glass of the front |
door of the court house Sunday night |
No. much damage was done, as the |
hole made is not bigger than a baby's |
ring, but it is just big enough to give |
Douglass V. Donnelly pneumonia IL II |
isn't stopped up with postage stamp |
or something.
Ike W. West is not only a true sport |
man but an artist as well. He has
hunted and fished from the Adiron-
dacks to the western slope of the |
Rocky mountains. He always takes his /
camera with his rod and his gun. In |
his outing this year on the Frying Pan
west Of the main range IN Colorado he
took twenty or thirty magnificent pic
lures which he has just completed and |
mounted.
Mrs A G. Walden, who has been Sc
riously III in Chicago for some time.
arrived in this city yesterday morning.
Mr.. Walden went to Chicago as soon
as he could set away from the city
and returned with her. She has been
III Tor about four weeks, but came
home as soon as she could travel Ty-
phoid fever was her trouble. and her
many friends viii be glad TO learn that
she is becoming herself again rapidly.
Late Saturday evening a lively time
was enjoyed at the Petzold hotel. I'd
near the packing house Mr.. McCarty.
who works IN the Dold packing house.
became incenSed at something and
nimbly ambled over to the Petzold no.
tel and told the proprietor in not very
mild language what he thought OF him
and his establishment. Petzold had Nc
Carly arrested for indulging in abusive
language, and he was released yester-
day. He left the city building threat
ening to soon have Petzold where he
had been, but nothing had been done
last evening so far as could be learn
ed.
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