The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-06
CITY IN BRIEF.

ASr nome IN NOFI1 w
George n. Robinson of Richmond. Va
is visiting his uncle, H ". Gray, Of this
city.
Mrs. l. G. Whittier and Mrs. A W
Biting and children have returned from
Colorado
Tomorrow Afternoon everybody f. 90.
ing to the races at the Gen tlemen's Driv.
ing park.
Prof. Hills CT Sedgwick was IN tn.
city yesterday and made the Eagle a
pleasant call
Mrs. W. E. Brentlnger Of Denver 4:
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chris. Bulwer
OF the West Side.
Mrs c. II. Beronurs Of Kansas City
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. William Wunderlich-
Miss Halle Maxwell before leaving
for her future home in Kansas City, is
visiting Mrs. 3. l. Eaton, at the Carey
The next open meeting of Hypatia wiz
be held at Paramount college, Monday
September q, instead Of Sept II. at
?. m
Mrs. Captain Burgess will return to-
morrow from a weeks visit with her
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rockhold, al
Perth, Kan
Miss Dot Fought left last Tuesday
morning for Kingman, where she has
accepted a position as teacher in the
public schools there.
Mr.. Vernal Barber of Boston. brother
to Mrs Charlie Case, is in the city fol
a few days visiting his niece, Mrs. Stump
ton. and loking after his property III
terests
Mary Lewis, Agnes Davidson, VIM
fred Woolard, Nellie Jackman, Harrie:
Wells, Helen Taylor were the guests OF
Miss Stella Green OF the country or
Friday.
Miss Emma Fleetwood Of Memphis
Tenn, matron Of the Childrens' Home
in that city, is in town cisiting her sis.
ter. Mrs ]. D. Caldwell She will re-
main a month
Mrs. J. N. c. Mariager, a member OF
the faculty Of the Conservatory of Mu-
sic, arrived yesterday and will have ex.
elusive charge OF the vocal and piano de-
partment, and IN addition will organize
choral classes.
Mrs. w. B. Meade received a letter a
few days ago from a friend in Chicago
saying that that city would give Nc
Kinley ma jority of 100000. Oth.rs ac-
quainted with the situation say the es-
innate is reasonable.
The postoffce will be closed on Mon,
day, excepting between and II o'clock
Carriers will not deliver, but mail be
given out the same as on Sunday. Mon
day is legal holiday in Kansas, being
set apart as Labor day.
The funeral Of Henry Dixon will take
place at the Episcopal church today al
3 o'clock D. n The services will be
conducted by Arch Deacon Hill Of To-
peka. The interment VIII be IN Maple
Grove cemetery Immediately after the
services.
Last night two horses attached to two
buggieS became frightened near the
corner Of Main and Douglas and the
buggies collided. A little child in one
OF the vehicles was thrown to the grour
and was picked up by W. S. Norris
Strange TO say the child was uninjured
George T. Irvan, very often called
Uncle Abe" one Of the wheelhorse
Democrats OF Reno county, was down
from Hutchinson yesterday and went
home the vice president of a Democra tic
club. Barring his politics Mr.. Irvan
Is one of the best fellows IN the district
Henry Schweiter boasts the finest
vineyard in this section, IL not in the
state OF Kansas. He never fails OF a
crop Of all the varieties most success.
fully grown in this latitude. He will
accept our thanks and acknowledge.
Tlents for basket Of selected and
choices varieties.
The High school chorus will meet al
the High school Monday morning at IL
O'Clock to practice for the exercises ded-
icatory Of the Masonic Home. AL mem
bers OF the chorus Of any year are cor.
daily invited and earnestly urged tC
come, as a large chorus is desired
Jessie L Clark
Mr.. ]. K. Newberry is the new SUI.
perfntsndent OF the Florence Crittenton
Mission. A reception was given hin
Friday evening. Addresses Of welcome
were made by Secretary Caldwell OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. and Rev. J. V. Burns OF
The Emporia avenue NJ. E. church. Nj
Newbury IS from Moody's school. Cflica-
60. He is doing excellent work already
in the city.
T. A. Beach. travelling salesman for
Perry & Co OF ST. Louis. and Miss LEM
Leod Stewart Of Georgetown, Colorado
We're married at Grace Episcopal church
IN that city last week On Tuesday ev-
ening last a reception was rendered
them at the home Of the groom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Beach. 1927 North
Water street this city. Il was a very
pleasant affair.
Mrs. Jennie Browning OF West Cliff,
Colorado. is visiting her cousin. ]. B.
Kerfoot and family. This is Mrs Brown
ing's first visit 10 the Peerless Princess
OF the Plains and she Is delighted with
the city. as are all people who come
here She is somewhat OF q politician
and thinks that il Bryan is elected pros
perity VIII reign again In the country
In other words she is from Colorado.
The stockholders Of the Midnight Elk.
tension Mining company viii rejoice
with F. Menu over the glad fact that
Mr.. Cation, the company's manager
mas struck pay-ore in the their Cora
Gibson claim by laying open a fine 4.
foot vein with three feet OF solid quartz
This viii undoubtedly justify every
on big returns IN the not distant future
Hon John c. Pollock OF Winfield was
IN the city yesterday on legal business
Mr.. Pollock is the Republican candidate
Tor judge OF the appsSla te court and
there IS 10 question about his election.
his Inc personal record and legal learn
ins and success VII assure him a gra;
majority. Party lines, happily. are laid
ASIDE 10 a great extent IN the appellate
court candidacy and thousands OF Dem
ocTats and Poqu1sas vii vote Tor Judge
Pollock
The P1ckwHck Club met Thursday a.
the home OF Miss Gene Ross on North
Enpora avenuA There was a fun AZ
tendance Of the membership. Miss Bes-
sc inness, one OF the prominent mem
hers - the club, has Just returned from,