The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-12
CITY IN BRIEE.

NJ. j. Missen OF san Diego, Cal, 10 ir
the city.
Jeff Phelps and wife Of Dayton, Ohio
are in the city.
]. Z. Shearer OF Cincinnati was at the
! Carey yesterday.
Miss Anna Garland was UP from Well
ington yesterday.
Miss Isabel Keith Of Mexico, Mo-, 1:
visiting friends in the city.
! D. p. Marum of Woodward. o. T., was
in the city yesterday on business.
| Mrs. Clara II. Scott of Wellington
was in the city shopping. yesterday.
j. H. Connors OF Yates Center was
| among the visitors in the city yesterday.
! A new bucket shop on a large scale is
| one of the enterprises soon to be started
in Wichita
DR.. Wendle has returned from his Col
| oTado trip and taken offices in the Zim-
merly building.
". A. Woldock. the efficient assistant
secretary of the Y. NJ c. A. returned
from a brief business trip to Arkansas
yesterday.
The Wel,es Circle OF Kings Daught-
ers will meet this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
with Miss Bessie Reed at 1929 North Mar
ket street.
Mrs. Judge Myatt was out yesterday.
having completely recovered from the
sprained ankle she received a week ago
yesterday.
Uncle Sam heralded the APPROACH Of
winter yesterday, not through signal
forecasts. but by putting up a storm
door at the postoffice.
There is a great demand for suits OF
rooms in the tenement blocks as the
severity OF the winter approaches. Til.
steam heat is the inducement.
McMahans circus is expected to reach
Wichita today or tomorrow to 20 into
winter quarters. Mr. Costello, the ad-
vance man, arrived day before yester-
day.
Monday was the first day In several
years that real estate instrument was
not filed in the Office Of the register Of
deeds. There were several filed yester-
day.
County Superintendent Chas Mackey
shoG his horse yesterday, rcftted his
buggy and made other preparations for
al extended trip through the county Wis
iting schools.
The talk about an increased number OF
travelling men going on the road was no
lie. The Carey hotel filed more than
them being travelling men,
There are a great many bets stil un-
paid in Wichita The uncertainty OF
election results in Kentucky and OkIaho-
ma IS what causes the tie I'D. The off,
cial counts will be made Nov. %
A troop OF candidates for orice are
- -
lions. When VIII people learn that IN
politics petitions are not worth the paper
they are written on Petitions cut no
ice.
County Attorney John Davis says .ha-
something must .. done 70 lower ,zxr.
He IS inclined 20 the belief that unless
great economy is exercised IL will Be i
cheaper for man 20 rent a home than |
10 own IL
Lawrence c. Boyle. attorney rs-~-.i- !
s-ect- writes 10 q Wichita friend express
ing thanks for the fine vote he reserved 1
hsre and stating .hz. he VIII never fo--
get.t5. Peerless Princess of the Plains 4
FOR the honor done Kim here.
Mr. Howard Ferrrin started souta rs~-
,ercay. He makes -. tip 70 r. Reno.
Okla. on a waeei He IS quite a cycl-
81. having recently come up from Ggth-
re and has Travelled over a considerable
portion Of the territory axheeL
S,-aEs sao= which way n. r.,a
bows The fast that sam Hes. Os Her
man & Hess. is<t yesterday fo- tie east
III markets 20 lay In a supply o, win
er gods. something thz. has 10: hap
oe1ef before FOR eight years, ls a sure
'iza q returning prosperity
Judge Campbell has rz.sed a rev gssue
= pol!.ic. ard ne says 4 e inevi:asI-.
{ Is a national rererue TAX on Lad He
'oss rot believe that under any law that
VIZ be pass@3 under TIE Mckinley al
reTtase sucl-s>a- . rua
a% government can - RAISED. especially
t-,ce q = g-osSn<--1 ID enter I1:o recs2.o-
4,y treaties with otr~- nsfso-s
4 P03uiis. xpr-zd himself out before
)9ce- A II Szttoa = few sszos aga, /,