The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-14
CITY IN BRIEF.

Hon Chester /. Long win address the
people Of Mt Hope, Friday evening AT
3 O'Clock
Mrs. James Robinson of Marsysville,
No, is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. Morris J. lloyd
The east APPROACH to the Maple street
bridge was flied in with dirt yester-
day. Il is quite an Improvement.
The case of ]. A Wallace VS.. E. B.
Brown was fled in the district court
yesterday on appeal from Cheney.
Mr.. II. G.. Lee of Colorado SPRINGS,
Colorado, and Miss S. E. Webb of this
city have been granted license TO wed
Miss Ella Stanton has moved her
grocery store from the corner Of Seneca
and Maple streets to North Main street
R A San2ey brought suit IN the dis
trict court yesterday against John and
William Dalton and others for the re-
covery of property
Charles Wright was arrested yester-
Gay moving and put in jail for pass
ing an order at the Golden Eagle which,
It is alleged, was forged
Mr.. John Hughes oolided with a milk
wagon yesterday morning and his net
loss was a wreciskd buggy wheel
Whether he lost his religion or not was
not learned
Mr. Charles Meade returned recently
from California where ne has been Tor
some time. He states that he likes
Kansas the best and WGchita better
than Frisco.
Misses Alice and Lena Murdoch and
Miss Grace Robbins of E. Dorado are
WISHING Pearl Murdoch. A party COM
posed of these ladies attended the Rich
ard Mansfield performance last even
ing.
A sign hangs IN window on South
Main street which says: For sale
COW, inquire within. A fellow wanted
to know yesterday 'fhow in thunder
one was expected TO inquire within
cow"
Dr. w. A Noble Of Caldwell was In
ehe city yesterday on business. He
says Caldwell is strong for the other
fellow. The other fellow is his fellow.
1t can also be stated that Caldwell is
solid for Soa Tuttle.
Mr.. H. B. Maxwell OF Wichita and
Miss Dora B. Spar of MilIerton We're
married Sunday last, Rev. Anderson
OF this city officiating. They are now
carp and A B. Sykes.
The corner Of Douglas and Main be-
came blocked for a few moments yes
tecday with teams. 1t untamgled itself
quickly and without the aid of the po-
lice. This speaks quite web for the
skill of our western drivers.
Mr.. John Robinson and Miss Lizzie
Mills, both oolored, were granted a
hcense 10 wed yesterday. Mr.. Robin
con IS 81 years of age, while his bride
is only Is. She has elected TO be an old
mans darling in preference TO a young
The laboring men who worked at the
fair grounds during the state fair drew
their pay yesterday and did not get So
cent dollars either. They got 90 cents
on the dollar and win get the remain |
der later on when the directors meet
ami settle up the business affairs of |
the association.
One of the prettieSt and cute little !
visions was seen upon our streets yes
trday- 1t was a little girl some 20 or
Ii years old riding about the city upon |
a diamond frame wheel clad IN a dainty |
pair OF black silk boomers and a neat |
hitting jacket She was as neat and |
prettey a sight as she pedaled fearless |
ay down the street as one could desire |
and SO turned all the heads wherever |
she went
Mr.. a. G. Walden, who returned from |
Chicago. Monday, Witnessed the great |
Mckinley parade recently held there. |
He stated that il was the grandesr |
sight OF the kind ne ever witnessed for |
magnitude, elegance and originality. Il |
took five hours and ten minutes for the |
pageant 10 pass a give npeint. Hon. |
RHaIloweQ writes that Mckinley viii |
carry Illinois by 10000 majority. and |
that Chicago VIII make UP over half OF /
Il.