The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs T. w Wibking is improving from
her recent illness.
George G. Doran Of Carthage, Mo-, is
In the city on business.
A. L. Baker was down from Hutchin-
son yesterday on business.
H. G. Pert of Harper was doing bust
hess in the city yesterday.
A. T. Kruse OF Halstead was guest
at the Carey hotel last night.
DR.. S. W. Splitter of Wellington was
registered at the Carey last evening.
Ben E. Page, formerly OF this city but
now OF Kansas City, is visiting In Wich-
tia.
Miss Stella Pyle is spending Thanks
giving week with friends in Mcpherson,
kan.
Miss Josephine Morgan Of Flint, Mich,
Is visiting relatives on South Main
street.
A false alarm was turned into Hose
House No. l yesterday, but it was cor
tected before a run was made.
Curran H Webbing accepted a position
On the Katy railroad at Junction City
and left yesterday for his new quarters.
Mrs Laura Bird bought s2,4G0 worth
Of property yesterday from George E..
OF prosperity arising out of the election
Of Mr.. Mckinley.
The W. C. T. u. will meet ar 2:S0 o'clock
this (TuesGay) afternoon. Mrs h. l.:
Mason viii give a report OF the natlonal
". =. r. L. convention at 81. LOUIS at
which she was delegate.
Mrs. Tanner Of 81 North Topeka ave-
nue has sold out her household goods
and after a months visit with q sister
in Guthrie she will join her husband at
Victor. Col, where they will make their
future home.
Messrs. GilIett and Powers. the agents
for the Kansas lands of William Sculiy
the famous LORD Scuily, were down
from Marion yesterday. Whatever may
be said Of the LORD his agents are
mighty clever and genial gentlemen.
The Sedgwjck county Sunday school
convention which was to meet in this
city December 1 and s. has been post
poned until after the holidays. The eX-
ecutive committee deemed this advisable
on acc6unt of the many protracted
meetings now being held in the city
churches.
A visit to the banks of the city an
hour previous to their closing time every
Day will show whether the claim that
McKinley's election would bring bust
ness prosperity or not They are like so
many beehives The next bank state
ments that viii be issued will show ire
menduous deposits.
Etr Homer Reynolds, chief clerk for
Superintendent Resigue of the Chicago
division of the Santa Fe, was in the city
yesterday visiting his parents and old
friends of former days. Homer looks
splendid and is enjoying the best of
health He was one Of that 100000 Nc
kinley majority in Illinois.
At the Crawford Grand last night. that
aboninable nuisance, the high theatre
hat was very conspicuous, and in several
Instances one of these hats obScured the
view of six or seven others. Il shows
extremely poor taste, at least, for any
lady to keep such nuisance on her mead
during a performance, and shows lack
Of consideration for others. Manager
Martling is thinking of taking means TO
alleviate this evil.
William Tagg. better known as
"Billy," has gone to Paris, Texas, 10
make his future home there. He will
enter the passenger service of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe at that point
For several years ne had been connected
with the Santa Fe ticket offices in this
city. BILLY" had a great many friends
here who, While regretting his depart
0re, will be glad to learn that he VIII
h hot Aacit