The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs &. A. wright dled yesterday OF
dropsey.
j. Kessler of St. Louis is registered at
the Carey.
U. S. G. Haugh of Kansas City is at
the Carey.
Richard wagstaff of st. Louis is at
the Manhattan.
John Poorman Of ST. Louis is in the
city on business.
Mrs. a. NJ. Ford has moved to 155
North Main street.
Rev. Theodore Bracken Of Chicago Is
visiting in the city.
w. L. Johnson, who is now living at
Arkansas Pass, is in the city.
County Commissioner Busch was in
town yesterday on business.
c. R. Andrews of Kansas City was a..
the Manhattan hotel last night.
Mr.. Finn of Sedgwick City was doing
business in the city yesterday.
J. Mackey of San Antonio, Tex, was
registered in the city last night.
Mrs. Ed Kitchen of Newton was visit
ing friends in the city yesterday.
o. A. Brown of Denver was among the
guests at the Hotel Carey last night.
w. L. Mason of New York is here on
business and is registered az the Carey.
Miss Hayes, who has been visiting
Lawrence for several days, has return
ed.
Fred Garcelon, cashier of the Bank of
Colwich, was in town yesterday on bust
ness.
HI. Shaeffer of Topeka is in the city
on business. He is stopping at the
Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. welman are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Cook, Kentucky
friends.
town of Cheney, was in town yesterday
on business.
The case of the state VS.. David Holt
will come up in the morning before
Judge Jones.
Henry Goldsmith of Winfield was in
town yesterday, doing business and WIS.,
ting his brother.
The Wells Circle of Kings Daughters
meet with Miss Reed, 1929 North Market
street today at AIS.
Frank Dawson and wife of Goddard
were among the guests of the Manhat-
tan hotel yesterday.
Nat Cook of the Fourth Worth Mail
and Telegram is visiting his brother,
Robert, on College Hill
There win be work in the first and
third degrees at the knights of Py-
thias lodge No. 1S9 tonight.
William Fechtler, who was quite sick
has so far recovered as TO be able TO be
about his place of business again
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day 10 William Helm OF AndaIa and
Miss Maggie Stump of st. Marks.
Judge Strong Of Guthrie was doing
business in the city and incidentally en-
joying a pleasant time with friends.
Miss Jessie Lewelling will spend the
principal summer months among the
northern lakes and pleasure resorts.
w. W. Anderson, who has been with
the Beacon, has secured position with
the Mccormick Harvester company.
A small fire brought the department
to the first residence house on the east
side of South Market street yesterday.
Andy Richards was in the city last
night still pursuing the fake fiend. His
persistence is bound 10 meet with sue
cess.
John ID. Oswold of Paola and Laura
z. Russell OF Wichita received marriage
license yesterday from Probate Judge
Wyatt.
BOrn-Tuesday evening 8 O'Clock at
the home of Robert Massey, s12 North
Riverview avenue, a fine girl baby.
All doing well.
]. d. Laferty. special pension exami-
ner at Guthrie was in the city y-ezt--.'r =
al ,-aT ..-- -~i--t by lir. Examiner
Manner of this cIty.
y. r. Robinson Of ST. Louis was in
the city last night. Mr.. Robinson is a
most excellent gentleman who has num-
erous friends in Wichita.
There is war and rumors Of war in
the north part OF the county over a di-
vision line and the county surveyor has
been called upon TO settle the case.
Public services will be held by the
True Followers OF Christ at the Oak
Street Hotel. between Fourth and Fifth
avenue. at 3 and O'Clock p. m, next
Sunday
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Mr.. Tom Newcomb TO Miss
Mary Chapman OF Sherman, Texas, or
April %. Miss LOttie NewcOmb VIII at
tend the wedding.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Strane. Mrs. n A. Hunter
and Rev. ". L Garges Of Newton, and
Mrs J. A Lawrence of Wichita were
callers from the United Presbyterian
Presbyteria last night
Captain Stigger, clerk Of the district
court Of COwley county. who IS attend
ing the Presbytery, made the Eagle
pleasant call yesterday for the purpose
of talking over old Virginia experiences
OF our boyhood days and incidentally
trace mp mutual family ties and relA-
ti1nships.
Mrs. Stotler OF West Plains. No. and
Mrs. y. Psmbe-ton OF EmPoria. are Wis
itinz the families OF their brothers.
Colonel and r p. MurdOck- and other
relations and friends u the city Mrs-
PEN berton Is accompanied BY her chill
dren, r~o daughters and two sons.
Mr. sam Mountain VIII return this
morning from PelUnnia- III. where -
has been for more than TOW weeks. He
went there II response - telegram