The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-31
CITY IN BRIEE.

Al. Redder Of Topeka was down yes
terday.
Miss Viola Bell leaves this evening
for Colwich.
". T. Wilton of Indiana, Pa, was in
the city yesterday.
E. Dodson of Arkansas City was up
yesterday afternoon.
Lew Arthur is reported 10 be quite sick
at his room on North Main street.
L. p. Mcdonald OF Peabody was
guest at the Manhattan yesterday.
H. Lewellen Jones of Anthony was an
afternoon arrival at the Manhattan.
\ marriage license was issued yester-
day TO Mr.. Edgar Welch and Miss Trip
let
Miss Jessie LouchIand is down from
the state normal spending the holiday,
al home.
James F. Rhodes and Miss Lizzie Sitz,
both Of this city, were granted d license
10 we'd yesterday.
Romayne Eldridge. Jr.. Of Kansas
City, is in town visiting at the home OF
Colonel Nicholas Bird
W. E. Cummings and Miss Carrie z.
Sherer, both of Colwich, were issued
license to we'd yesterday.
Daniel McFarrren and Miss Myrtle
Tollman. both of Wichita, were issued
license to wed yesterday.
The Misses Curry are spending the
holidays with their home folks during
the vacation at the state normal.
Mrs. A. NJ Morehead left yesterday 70
attend the Teachers association which
is being held in Topeka this week.
Miss Pauline Calhoun returned this
morning from Winfield, where she has
beer spending the holidays with Miss
Lulu Myton.
Mr.. 6 T. Pierson, we'll known and
popular railway man at Conway Springs
spent yesterday in the city and visited
friends.
The street grader was out yesterday
afternoon cleaning the mud from off the
paving which had gathered during the
recent wet spell.
NJ. c. A. Robb and Miss Anita L. Oil
plant were granted the necessary docu-
ments by Judge Wyatt yesterday to be-
come man and wife.
Olinger. the lawyer, tells the story tina,
he did seventytive miles with a team
and carriage in five hours. The carriage,
the harness and the driven still live.
Louis Herman has just returned from
IA.
a visit TO his parents. TIE says he is glad
to get back TO the states and especially
10 sunny Kansas. where the sun shines
al least every day.
d. B. Fuller of Eureka was in the city
yesterday looking after Masonic Home
interests, He visited the home yesterday
with Mr. Mccall and was very much
pleased at the workings. There are now
twenty-one inmates of the home. Among
them is a little girl who is said TO have
a beautiful voice. The minor inmates
Will attend the Franklin school.
Miss Erma Bristow, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George W. BristOw. of No. l40O
Park Place. was united in marriage yes
terday morning at O'Clock to Mr.. Rob-
ert Powers OF StanbuTy. Mo. Only a Few
of the immediate friends and relatives
were present to witness the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. Bradt OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church. The bride and
groom left on the east bound Missouri
Pacific train for their new home IN STAN
bury. Mo. where Mr.. Powers is engaged
in business.
Yesterday was one OF the mildest days
ever seen at this time OF the year IN this
locality. Il resembled a real spring day
as much as anything. The air Was damp
hut in the morning the sun shone bright
". The people upon the streets were
interesting 10 study in the differences OF
their attire Some were in heavy over
coats. while others were dressed very
lightly. Ladies were attired in furs.
while others were out without a wrap. Il
was a common remark upon the streets
that Ii il would continue how pleasant
Il would be" But as last winter was
very mild one. considerable cold. disa-
greeahle weather is looked for during
January. February and March.
Last Tuesday evening a merry party
OF young people assembled at the home
OF Miss Bertha Thompson and thence r.
paired 70 The home % Mr.. walter
Cooley. on North Arkansas avenue, ard
gave that young man delightful sur
Prise. Tho evening was spent in muse
and Comes. Later. an elegant lunch was
served, and il the wee hours q TIE
night they departed. wishing Mr. CODES
many more evenings as pleasant Among
those present were: Misses Matte S.
lars. Amy. Allie ard Daisy PaPes, Ida
Puriy. Berfa Thompson. Ella Hacker.
Lizzie Redmond. Della ksaruey. ALMA
and Carrie Cooley. with an escort 81
Messrs. Herbert Tucker. Roscoe Moore.
Arthur Barnes. Elmer Thompson Willie
Watts. Charley BGiIiagsr. Waiter ard
Ed Cooley: Mr. and Mrs. Gene hstzler,
MT. and Mrs. D. c. Cooley.