The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-14
CITY IN BRIEE.

H. c. Boyle OF Valley Center was in
| the city yesterday
J. r. SniveIy left yesterday over the
Missouri Pacific for St Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dunn OF North
Waco are rejoicing over the arrival OF
a nine pound boy.
Mrs. Isis B. NJ Charlesworrh and two
sOns have come up from Dallas 70
spend the summer with her mother.
Mrs. c. E. Morton.
y. J. DiIday came in yesterday after
noon from PsdUcah, KY, 20 join his
family and make his brother, P. B.
DiIday. and other relatives visit.
The Wichita wheeImen have made ar
rangements with the State Fair ssso-
citation for q new one-third mile bicycle
track The track was surveyed yes
terday and plans and Specifications for
the new course are now prepared and
bids viii be received for grading the
same
AT the regular business meeting Of
Hypatia last Monday the officers for
next year were elected. Mrs. Mray
Eggieston was elected president; Ms.
Martha c. Collins vice president; Mrs
Allison recording secretary; Miss Ray
WOodman financial secretary; Mrs
Bennett, treasurer.
The city assessors books viii be fin
ished Monday and the board OF county
commissioners VII SIT as a board Of
equalization Tuesday Wednesday Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday to hear cora-
plants CT erroneous assessments, after
which time the doors VIII be closed 10
al compliments and they will have 10
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books.
Rev. A H Post OF PIattsyille, N.o.,
Is in the city. having been summoned
with the rest OF the family 10 the bed
side OF htmother. who was stricken with
paralysis some time since. The many
friends OF Mother Post. "a she IS az
feceionately called by ali. VIII Be panied
70 learn thai there Is but slight hopes
OF her recovery.
Judge II. G. RugSles let Friday ev-
ening for St Louis 70 visit his son. r
p, Ruggles. who = general ysrduas te-
OF the c. and A railroad. While there
he VIII attend the convneti ton and ex-
poets 20 have the pleasure OF conx-at-
ulartng his old tine friend. Major Nc
kinley. upon his nomination as presl-
dent Judge RuggleS viii remain
about ten days.
Mr.. aud Mrs Theron Peck. residing
two and half miles west on Maple
street, threw open their neatly kept
residence Wednesday evening 70 about
sixty guests OF the Central Baptist
church Il was n occasion OF NJ.
Peck's birthday. The generosity and
cordial hospitality characteristics Of ne
Maple Street dairy vas matched. II al
all. BY the capacity 70 receive and enjoy
by those present Deans orchestra |
6icoCrsed beautiful music. Miss Nellie |
Wood and Mrs. Charlie Sawyer enter
tanned by their eloQusnce.
The many friends OF Ar. Sidney 6
Toler VII be glad 20 know that he has /
accepted al engagement for a few
weeks with the stock company which /
Mr.. Charles Biting has secured for the /
Auditorium. opening Monday evening.
June Il NJ Toler vii appear % a6- !!
vantage n several strong pieces during 4
the enga cement being cast mostly for
leading parts sgd IS a young man
brought Up IN this city and has. from
his childhood. been prominent n ana
.sur circles For the past three years
ae has branched cut as q professional
vita considers ole success, through the
eastern and southern state. and Is az
present spending his vacation with his
parents.