The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Harry Hamilton of st. Joe is visiting
friends in the city.
Miss Alto Daniels has gone to Arkan.
sas City for a brief visit.
McMahan's circus will arrive this morn
Ing to go into winter quarters.
Mrs. Theodore Pyle of Fort Madison
Iowa, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George
Sristow.
]. r. Mead, in company with F. ]. Ford
went rabbit hunting yesterday. They
Returned with evidence Of good success
The consistory class were photograph
ed yesterday by Baldwin. They are a
fine-looking lot of fellows, and will make
q nice picture.
Miss Carrie Palmer of Cincinnati, ar
rived in the city yesterday for a visit
with the family Of Colonel L. Weitzel of
734 North Emporia avenue.
Abe Wright Of Corbin was in the city
yesterday, having come up for mis- niece
Miss Ada Nye, who was being treated
for her eyes by DR.. Hamilton.
Mr.. George Almstead OF the Dallas
News, one Of the cleverest journalists
OF Texas, was in the city yesterday, the
guesl of Robert Cook Of College Hill.
The new Wells-Fargo Office at the San
ia Fe depot was completed yesterday,
and the boys moved into il. Bert Nc
Causland, the agent for the company
wore ehappy smile upon his always pleas
ant countonace, and the other boys were
putting on more airs than a Thanksgiv-
ing turkey after being dressed for din
ner.
Hon. Stephen Hayden Of Fort Scott,
Kansas, attended the consistory meeting
yesterday. Mr.. Hayden is very popular
among Scottish Rite MaeOns and moth
ing would satisfy the members but
speech which Mr.. Hayden delivered in
a manner that surprised everybody on
account Of its great eloquence.
The Kansas City Star announces that
zone Of the Thanksgiving weddings win
be that OF Miss Edna Alberta Love,
daughter OF DR.. J. W. Love, to Mr. Ed
ward lie Roy Hassig, OF this city. 1:
will be a home wedding, with only the
relatives Of both families present" Both
of them formerly lived in Wichita.
D. Hammond, president of the Canton
Bridge company, accompanied by his
daughters, Mrs. Lewis Kock and Miss
Jennie Hammond, arrived in the city yes
terday to attend the wedding of Mr. Har-
~ Hammond and Miss Mollie Ross,
winch takes pace THANKSGIVING day.
Mr.. Hammond and daughters are the
guests of MS daughter, Mrs. Ed. Gold
berg.
One Of tie last requests of John Guest,
n prominent farmer Of Kechi township,
whose death was announced in yester.
days Eagle. was that a post norton ex-
animation be held over his remains He
had been afflicted with complication os
diseases and thought that an examine
ton might bring forth facts of value To
medical science. DIR. w. A. Minick ac-
cordingly conducted post norton ex-
animation OF his remains Wednesday
night.
Mr.. w. A. Rogers, living ten miles
northeast Of this city, suddenly dropped
dead Of heart disease last Wednesday.
he had been over to the residence of his
son-in-law, Mr.. E. II. Sill, while Mr.. Sill
was at the home Of his father-in-law. The
Old gentleman started back to his own
home and that was the last seen of him
alive. Mr.. Sill soon after returning to
his home found him in the road dead.
The funeral occurs today at 2:30 p. m.
The deceased was an old settler and is
quite widely known over the county.