The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-22
CITY IN BRIEF,

W. T. Mccarthy of Emporia Is in tn.
city.
W. T. Madden of Winfield was III
yesterday on business.
w L. Brown, the Eight of Populism,
in Kingman county, spent few hours
in the city yesterday
J. NJ. Brooks of Guthrie was registered
at the Carey last night.
S, r. Peters of Newton was here yes.
terday on legal business.
c. S. Bowman of Newton was regis.
tered in the city yesterday.
Nineteen deeds to Wichita poperty
were fled for record yesterday.
W. c. Crawley of Topeka was among
the guests in the city yesterday.
W. NJ. Miller OF Kansas City was a
guest Of the hotel Carey last night
n. ]. Cuddy of Hennessy, o. T, was
doing business in the city yesterday.
Hon. John c. Pollock of Winfield was
in the city yesterday ON legal business.
W. S. Redebaugh of Hutchinson visit
ed Wichita for a short time yesterday.
Mrs. c. Cook Of Alva. Oklahoma, is
visiting in the city and stopping at the
Carey.
Phil Knowelton of the Newton Kan
san is in the city attending the State
fair.
n. B. Hagin has removed his office
from the Sedgwick block to the CONNER
cial bank
Mrs. VI. W. Dorsey entertained her
father, c. P. Johnson of Hutchinson,
over Sunday.
Mrs. George W. Mingus of Pittsburg.
Pa, is visiting the family of ]. T. Elliott
of Clearwater.
Hon. S. S. Kirkpatrick, congressional
candidate in the Third district, was a
visitor at the Carey yesterday.
George G. Alln1on and wife of Pratt
are visiting Mr. Allmomus brother Will
and family on South Main street.
F. K. Blake, who has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Farrow, leaves this
evening for his home in Chicago
Miss Mabel Marshall Of Sunny Dale
is making her home at Mr.. and Mrs.
Farrow's, on South Market street.
Emil A Ludwig of Lexington, Mo.
and Miss Lena Bissantz of this city
were issued license to wed yesterday.
A deed made in Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands, to Wichita real estate was filed
for record in the register of deeds office
yesterday
Mr.. Theodore Kuntz and wife of
Greencastbe, Pa, are in the city the
guests Of Mrs. Kuntz' sister, Mrs. o. o.
Brown of the Plaza
All young Rpublicans of the city over
the age of q are invited to meet with
the Mckinley F1ambeau club this even
ing in front of the City building TO drill
According to the long established Gus
tom. the public schools Will be closed
on Friday of this week to give all pu-
pills am opportunity TO attend the state
fair.
Mrs Warren H F'ogg and children
left last night for their home in Kansas
City, after a pleasant two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ross
G. c. Kenyon Of the West Side is dam
gerously i'll. 1t was reported yester-
day that he was dying, but it is to be
hoped that his case is not so serious as
that
Miss Eta o. Ashcraft, the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ashcraft, of the
West Side. died Sunday of typhoid fe-
YER after a weeks illness. She was 10
yeanS of age.
The police had to be called last night
TO prevent a fight on West Douglas ave
nue. between two Bryanites, who.
strange TO say, held different views on
he political situation
The famous case arising out of the
lamage suit of Mrs. Shaw was settled |
n the district court yesterday 1t was |
Ill about how much fees half a dozen |
awyers in the case were entitled to.
E. ]. Davis. indicted for sending OBJ |
Gene literature through the mails plead |
,uilty in the United States court yes
erday and was fined $40. Mr. A. f. |
Helm of this city made a strong plea |
or him.
DR.. J. S Noel died yesterday morn
ng at $40 o'clock at his home, SIT South
avenue. Funeral services
will be held at the residence Wednes- /
lay morning at 10 O'Clock. All friends of |
he family are invited.
The case of j. E. Howard and W. t.
handler, both of Harper county, was
ismisSed in the federal court yester-
ay for want of sufficient evidence. They
Tere charged with representing them
elves Illegally as United States officers.
Married, yesterday afternoon, at the
of the groom's brother, IS !
outh Ida avenue. Frank Simon to Miss
lay Roberts. After a short trip in the
asst the young couple WI go to Sher-
ian. Texts, where they Will make their
ONE
Two travelling men held a joint de-
ate in the Office of the Carey Sunday
light and they had a red hot time
Ioney. of course, was the subject.
bout 100 people crowded around them.
70 people. as a class. are better posted
n the money question than the travel
lg men.
Frank K. Sawyer, manager of the F.
!. Sawyer Paper company of ST. Louis,
} in the city taking his first hook at the
eerleSS Princess. He is delighted with
lie magnificent streets. buildings and
rowds. Mr. Sawyer is a cousin of p.
/ knowefton Of the Newton kansan,
no is showing him around.
Miss Ella K. Jones. whose home has
cen in Memphis. Tenn. for four or
We years past, is visiting her father.
lother and sister. Miss Jones arrived
| Wichita on Friday evening last from
le east. having spent the season at ,
ong Branch. after the close of which
lie tarried in New York City until the
,re part of last week
Mr. Maxwell of Taloga. O. T. is in the
" visiting his son. Mr. Maxwell of the
iSSouri Pacific. AFR. Maxwell was one
the first settles in Sedgwick county.
king a homestead at Mt Hope. He