The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-18
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. W. H. Brown and daughter have
returned to their home in Chicago.
Mr.. John Havinghorst of Perry stop
ped off yesterday returning from Kan
sas City.
George H. Schad is down from KANSAS
Clay visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mn.
Henry Schad.
Mrs. WIZ Bartrim is spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Osborne.
Miss Emily Gailaghe who has been
spending the past year in Michigan, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Allen De Monde arrived yester-
day to join the American Dramatic
company for leading business.
Republicans Of Wichita township are
requested to meet at rooms over IA
Main street Tuesday at 3p m
Miss Gussie Means and Miss Grace
Smith Of Sedgwick are in the city, visit
ing the latter's parents, Of Paramount.
Major Wellington and Mack Logston
OF Colwich were visitors in the city
yesterday and shouting for Mckinley.
Died, Friday, October is, at 1890 p.
m, Mrs. ]. B. Smith, mother of Mrs.
NJ. c.. Campbell. Notice of funeral
later.
The Battery boys held a ball at their
armory last Friday night, which was
we'll attended, and every one enjoyed
themselves.
Ms. Harry Fl-zell before going to her
future home in Cleveland, Ohio, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Broadway. in the Sedgwick block.
Mr.. August Walker and Miss Elsie
Lawson were recently united in mar
riage by Rev. Irwin of Colwich- They
will take up their residence at James
burg, Kan.
o1ested Charlie Burroughs to get her a
feather bed Friday night Charlie
handed her a single feather. She said
she would try il.
The Rev. John F. Won Herrlich, rector
of ST. Johns church, has taken suite
of rooms at the residence OF Mrs. Nc
Wicker, 514 y. Topeka avenue, where
he VIII be glad 70 see his friends
The speakers at the mems meeting
OF the Y. VI. C. A. this Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. VIII be Benjamin F.
Buck, NJ A, of Paramount College. He
is a graduate Of Carleton college and
the University of Minnesota Don't
fail TO hear HIM
The women OF Garfield Relief Corps
have been awarded by the city officials
the privilege Of giving the election din
ner. and in this these ladies wiz not fall
below their high standard in catering 10
tGhe appetite of their patrons. Locat ton
Of room viii be announced later.
Mr.. ]. H Bryar. formerly OF Wichita,
s. now in the city and stopping at the
Carey. He IS at present with the A g.
McCung Notion company and VIII Oc-
clrpy the sample room at the Carey for
FIVE days this week Mr.. BTyar says the
revival OF business IS very noticeable,
especially IL anticipation of good holi-
day trade.
Mrs Harris OF Polk. o. T, Is Z the
hospital here under the care OF DT. Nc
Clees for d-opsy. Twenty-ssven pints
Of fluid was taken from body yester-
day. She wss given up by the Okla
bona. physicians but Dr.. MoClees says
that she VIA not only i've but recover
very rzpidly. Her Joy was u1ooUnGed
when SIZE heard his decision
Miss Bertha Kn-c7ht entertained a nun
Der OF her friends on her 18th birthday,
Thursday evening Cards and Sa1les
were played and q. q late hour dasnty
supper vas served and those present
were Misses Mabel Ne-d-ahal. L-n2
Ray. Della Johns. Amy FyTi-. Faral>
Anderson. Emma Knecht, Clara Ka-ca-
Bertha Kn-cht. Mr. Vincent, Kennedy.
Dan CaysnsGEh. John Bennett. Roy
Hyetr, Ward Haynes. Deb Aorton- Hen
~ Peek and e. late hour departed
and wishes ber many more happy bt-Tn-
Iifui p-esensL