The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-28
CITY ~ RRIEE.

Harvey Homer Of Caldwell was in the
city on business yesterday.
Orie Morse superintendent Of the
Hutchinson reformatOry was in the
city last night.
Judge Tucker lost fine $50 cow yes
Ierday from some cause unknown. she
was sick only about an hour.
Messrs. Amidon & Comfy both went
to Kansas City last night on legal bus
mess. They VIII be absent three or
four days.
Mesdames Case, Becky and Pool
viii be al home Tuesday, with Mrs.
Bleckley 609 North Fourth avenue, from
3 to 6 O'Clock.
Ell Rush, one of Otto Weiss rustlers,
is glad-and sorry, toO-glad at the ar
rival OF a bouncing baby boy, and
sorry because there wern't two.
Harry Bone of Ashland, accompanied
by his wife, are in the city. They are
enroute 10 Topeka where Harry VIII
speak before the Kansas Day club.
Miss Johnson returned last night
from Maine with DR.. JohnsOn's little
son Alexander Lee. who had been Wis
iting his grandparents for the past
eight months.
The taking Of dispositions in the Sher-
tice Jones office yesterday but Col.
HaIlowen took a chill and the matter
was postponed.
Come out tonight and hear the boys
on their street parade. Old veterans
viii hear the Young American band
render some Of those old airs which viii
send them back TO their young days IN
the sixties.
The Young Peoples society Of Chris
tain Endeavor Of the First Presbyter-
ian church will give a social in the
church Wednesday evening, January
%. A pleasant time is anticipated and
everybody invited.
Yankee" the lecturer who was born
in China, called yesterday. He declar-
ed that he could purchase Chinese goods
cheaper in Wichita than in San Fran
cisco. and purchased q large supply
from a firm in this city.
The funeral Of Father Cross. who
died at the Wichita hospital Saturday.
viii be held from the undertaking es-
tabliShment Of II. c. Dunbar at D. m.
today, conducted by the l. Q. o. r
lodge OF which the deceased was mem
Der.
The Oklahoma City commercial club
passed through the city yesterday but
were unable 10 stop. They are enroute
to st. Louis. The club was met at the
depot by the local club. and greetings
We're exchanged with a promise 10 call
on their return trip.
Mrs. A a. Holmes. aged s.. died yes
terday at the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. Mary Allen Of BPS North AIosley
avenue. of Inflammation Of the bowels.
She was one Of the first settlers OF the
city The funeral Will be held at the
residence today at p. N.
Do not forget the Young American
concert tonight al Garfield Hall. Give
the boys a r0UsiEE house and not let
them fail in their effort 10 secure uni
forms. They VIII surely please You.
The adm-ttauce fee : So small that any
one can spare IL. Doors VIII he open
az 1850 performance 10 commence al
S O'Clock.
The many friends Of Mrs. c. G. More
land widow n the wei known dairy
man o. this city. VIII he panied 70
learn OF the present condition Of her
family. Miss Daisy. the Oldest dauEht-
er. = grown young lady, Is n q dying
condition % drrpSy. and two OF the
boy-Charlie. aged i. and Oscar. l.
vearS-2re in the last STAGES OF typhoid
fever and are not expected % live. Mr..
NIorelan6. II VIII he remem bared was
-ae poulsr daIryman who removed his
family and business 10 this city from
Cincinnati. where he had been in the
business nearly all his lie. He died
Of paralysis after long and lingering
Illness al his home. southwest Of Gar
1eij university His wife and olias-
son Ben continued the business Tor
some time. bU, finally sold out and 70
tired 20 their old home where they have
been residing ever since The most
heartfelt sy-nparhieS 81 their many
friends II this c!-y VII ne extended in
this. Their time Of trouble.