The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

| Work at the prospect well was pro-
crossing satisfactorily yesterday.
Miss Clara C. Alexander OF Newark.
| O., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. 7. J. Ball,
1902 West Elm.
| Miss Maud Parks and Miss Annie
| Brown have returned from a two weeks
visit at Kansas City.
The infant son of A. II. Buckeridge
died yesterday, at the family residence.
i 1913 Fairview avenue.
A sewer is being put down across
| Main street to relieye the Market street
storm pit from overlooking.
Dollie Estelle, daughter Of G.. c.
Young, died yesterday at the family
residence, 621 Wabash avenue.
Charley Lease is supporting a very
sore toe which causes him 10 walk as
ground.
The Big river was raising very fast
yesterday and bid fair 10 become a re-
spectacle looking stream, as far as
water is concerned.
Charles F. KetzIer and Miss Angie
DutUon were granted marriage license
yesterday by Probate Judge Wyatt.
They are both OF Wichita
Mrs. H. T. DERRICK received a mes
sage yesterday informing her OF the
death of her eldest sister. Emelia Tusch,
OF Houston. Tex. formerly OF Wichita.
Another fine rain fell last night which
was a daisy, but was not so thoroughly
enjoyed by the GentleEnan's Driving
course. The races had 10 be continued
again.
The Sedgwick County Library. found
ed by z. Tuttle. is located at 154 North
Market street. The library and reading
room IS now open to the public. c. c.
Willard. librarian.
Charles z. Bell secured the necessary
legal documents yesterday for taking
unto himself a wife, and IN the feminine
department Of the document had in
serted the name OF Miss Annie L. Cloud
Owing TO the rain the great Sunday
concert by the Second Regiment band
viii be given at Riverside park Sunday
afternoon. This is perfectly free and a
cordial invitation Is extended 10 all we'll
behaved people 10 attend. The street
cars VIII give ample service
South Lawrence Avenue Christian
church-Preaching Sunday, June 2s.
morning and evening. by Rev. James
Garrison Of Lexington. Ky. ard preach
ing Wednesday evening, following, by
Rev. Guy OF Mcpherson, Kan. Every
body cordially invited 10 attend
Fine work is being done on the b.
cycle track at the Sta e Fair grounds.
When finished II IS said this viii be the
finest track n the west Major General
Mccain. canmonly called Bob, IS super
intending the work. while the other
members o. the association are hand
Ing the dirt
L was reported yesterday that while
Mrs. Lease was delivering an address
at ST. Paul Monday night that a man
dropped dead. and The coTons-'s jury
returned a verdict that the deceased
came 70 his bath by having the drums
OF his ears injured b. = conclusion OF /
air The report could not be verified. [
W. c. dwelling. a nephew OF Ex-Gov-
ernOr Lewelling, became so infatuated
with the charms OF z kansas girl that I
he yesterday lost sight OF the feminine 1
piaymates Of his childhood IN Iowa and 1
psetitionsd the probate court FOR legal I
authority 70 We'd Miss Ida May Baes- /
chke % Wichita The prayer vas grant I
ed and the license issued
". ". Hays was in the city yesterday I
from his farm al Haysviue. and was /
surprised - lsa-n that some People were /
foolish enough 20 believe thst he had 4
been sentenced 10 the p=u-tsntia-y for \
stealing chickens Re wanted Il dss-
tsactly understood that he was no. The 4
" ". Hays. ard ;hat whs1 he was 4
held Up FOR stealing fhe amount = IL i
theft would rot De less tzan a million.
and then he would IsavS enough - cles-
HIM
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