The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-28
CITY IN BRIEF.

CITY IN BRIEF.
Huse Taylor came down from Newton
last night to spend Sunday at home.
Miss Inez Creditor of this city is home
visiting her parents for few days.
Charles Topping will leave for the sea
| coast in the early part Of the week.
Miss Mollie Jones of kildare. Okla
homa, is visiting relatives in the city.
Arrivals last night reported the coun-
try flooded everywhere for miles around
Miss Inez Creditor returned home
from Kansas City yesterday. and is
quite sick.
Mss Birdie Fisk Will soon go to the
n1ounains and springs Of Colorado for a
few weeks vacation.
NJ w Levy is now IN business at
Cripple Creek. Colonel H G. Lee OF
this city is also there.
Miss Ethel MoCanless went TO Enid,
o. T, yesterday morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. w. F. Buttry.
Half fare excursions have been pro-
.vided over all the roads leading TO
Wichita for the Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. R A Smyth VIII leave
Wichita about July 15,on trip abroad
They expect to be away one year.
Cyclone was the only inmate Of the
county jail last night The Jail has
not been SO deserted for over a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mcknight have
just returned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry j Bone Of Ashland, Kan.
This afternoon there viii be another
band concert at Riverside park and
an extra street car service viii be pro-
vided.
It is thought that there WIFI be no
high water in the Arkansas river this
year. The usual high water season has
passed.
Mr. Dick Hartley, formerly of Wichi-
ia but now of Salt Lake City, is in the
city visiting and looking after some in
terests.
A regular communicating of Wichita
lodge No. 80, A. +. & A NJ, will be held
Monday evening, June %. Work in the
first degree.
Miss Anna Parker OF Mulvane, one Of
the bright bellies. of that beautiful
nelghborhoOd is in the city visiting Miss
Eva Hawley.
Mr.. Ben Dutton Of Moberly, Mo-, was
in the city this week visiting, and TO
attend the marriage of his cousin Miss
Angie DUtton.
Robert Lawrence has concluded to 10
cate on Topeka avenue just above
Ninth street, where ne expects to build
a nice residence.
John H. Bright of Strong City was
in town yesterday. He thought the
feeling If his county was in favor of
the denomination OF Morrill,
Cash Henderson has made many
changes in the affairs OF his store. He
now occupies the entire second floor
OF the building and has extended the
rear of his present rooms to the alley,
adding many additional feet OF floor
space.
Miss Dora Burton, the head trim
mer Of Mrs. d. r. Wflmans. left last
evening for her home in indianapolis.
While here she made many warm
friends. who viii regret her departure
and sincerely hope she win return TO
Wichita fer the fall season.
The E. L. Circle held their weekly
meeting Thursday afternoon. Ruskin's
Sesame and Lilies" and Irving's lie
gend Of Sleepy Hollow are stu the
study of the circle. Miss Dollie Gao
and Miss Rertha Braitsch contributed
some slilIful work in drawing. Miss
Daisy Dunkin read 4 essay. ''Irving's
Literary Life
An all day holiness meeting will Be
held at the Mission. lI2 South Emporia
avenue on Tuesday. % which all are
invited. This viii be the annual cleo
ton of the county association and a
fun attendance Is desired. Come pre- |
pared 70 spend the day, Is the invitation |
given by the county president, Miss
D. c. Dunbar.
James Allison viii give his observa-
tons taken at the general conference OF l
the u. +. church OF which he was a |
delegate. at the Dodge Avenue If. E 4
church this morning at IL o'clock. The /
we'll known reputation q Mr.. Allison i
rs a speaker and as a close observer Will I
insure the address 70 ne an interesting l
one. Al are cordially invited 10 be /
present and learn what a man outside |
of the clergy has 70 say about the law /
making tribunal OF the great Methodist
church
Mr.. W. A. Carpenter OF Portcheste-,
y. Y, who hiss large interests in the city
and who has been here looking after
them returned nome yesterday very
well pleased with the way he found
e44t-A-S- 4NAHf4 Nie EsaEle net l
him with his friend. !. D. Houston. and
n speaking about real estate. he said:
Property = now as far below its na-
tural value as i was above i during
the boom. and the nan VINO holds on %
L VIII strike il ctch some day" Mr.
Carpenter = a very fine gentleman and |
q mighty good business man
The Street Railway company are pro
'iding anusemeD-S Ger their patrons
very Sunday 81 Riverside park They
ave engaged me Sec3a6 Regiment
and - give c-Crst-s every sunday a.
-erroon At tha- 3si.s1-s,si TeSa--. snd Il
proved . greet S-,,.>c,-cG a. t5s initial
loCcert las Saala5- -hreiaC~ Viii be
given to1ay. TAts-e - q nice hand
sand plenty 81 sc1je. nice seats Re-
-.eSAnenjs and everything necessary
- make L . pleasant placs %. spend a
warm afternoon. People need have nc
car q the grounds being muddy. as
hey are cry n = few minutes after a
l5g rain