The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-15
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Dewey has just returned from
visiting relatives in Cheney.
Hypatia are to hold a. banquet next
Friday evening at the Carey.
r. j. Newman Of Darlington was in
town yesterday On business
E S. and F. H Nudge Of Newton
were registered at the Carey yesterday.
Mrs. George E Clark Of Newton at
tended the play at the Crawford Grand
last night
The students at Paramount are prac-
ticirg regularly ON football and Will be
ready to meet all corners soon.
Thce was pumkin pie social hell at
tie West Side Methodist church last
night, which was quite well attended.
Mrs John E Ford of Newton came
down on the afternoon train to attend
rhe tkeater and returned in the even
ing.
John c. Summers Of Minneha and
Miss Katie Conway of the some place
were issued q marriage license yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Becker and
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hanlon Of Newton
attended Mansield's entertainment
last night
Mrs. II. G. Ruggles arrived home on
Wednesday from Geuda Springs, after
a two weeks stay. very much benefit
sed in health.
W. D. Mitchell Of Fort Scott. aged AZ,
and Miss Sarah Ella Wade of this coun-
ty, aged 20, were granted a license to
wed yesterday.
Mr. Phil Knowelton and Miss AbH,ie
Wilcox of Newton came down last
evening to see Mr.. Richard Mansfield
In Beau Brummel''
What in the world is the matter with
our police force? the city Jail is empty
again; but then we hear nothing Of any
robberies or other depredat tons.
Mrs. H. z. Knox and her sister, Miss
Bessie Stabler, from Mcpherson. are Wis
fting with their friend Mrs c. H.
Knox, 2S7 South Market street.
ST Frank Solomon ChristmS,n. IN.
able assistant of DR.. Wilson the. den isl
1t is said is soon TO be married. 1t could
not be learned, however, who, the lucky
girl is.
Mrs. II. q. Young, the lrzsding miliner
Of Newton, was at the Carey last night,
having come down to witness the pre-
sentation of Beau kruumeI" by the
Mansfield company.
follows: First ward 90: Second ward,
Is; Third wsna "a: Fourth ward. Is;
fnIrh war d, 4; Sixth ward, s, making
roIa4 0f Sc for the day.
Mr. Lee Nixon of Tacoma, Wash,
w ii receive her friends on Friday Of
zach week during the remainder of her
A<av- -h.ar-
Ma tthews, S35 North Market street.
A new fad which has been in vogue
I'M the east for some time in cycling cir
cles is now coming in here. 1t is the
placing of the name OF the rider in the
enamel of his or her wheel, and the ef-
fect is very pretty.
Mr.. Chipchase, manager OF the tele-
phoGa company of this city, returned
from Wellington and Caldwell yester-
day evening, where he went TO see
about the installation of telephone sys-
TENS IN each of those places.
A small row was raised on the west
eide OF Main street, between Second and
Third, yesterday afternoon, during
which come choice languas" was used
v ilich was hardly to the liking Of sew
eral ladies' in the neighborhood.
Jacob COZatt, NTltihS 10 the Eas1e
from Perkville, KY, says: Il am glad
TO learn through the columns of the
Eagle that there is a good prospect for
Kansas to cast her vote for Mckinley.
She could not do anything better to re-
store confidence and credit for the state.
The Seventh district ought by all
means return Chester Long to con-
gress. He is statesman. Kentucky Is
sa fe for Mckinley"
The Kansas Baptist state convention
Is now in session with the Baptist
church at North Topeka, and will hold
till Thursday night Elder c. H. Ware
ham, pastor Of the First Baptist church
Of this city, and Mrs. William Frazier
took the Santa Fe, Monday morning in
order to be present at the opening meet
Eng. Mr. ]. f. Sherman and wife, DR..
d. W Smith and Elder G. Barth are
also messengers from the First Baptist