The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-12
CITY IN BRIEF.

Judge Glenn is in the arms Of a case
| of Ia grippe.
Over seventy cases of Ia grippe are
prevailing in the city.
DR.. Gillette of Marion was among the
guests at the Carey last night.
Mrs. John Clair, who has been sici:
a long time is much improved.
s. S. Ashhaugh Of Kingman, was in
| town yesterday on legal business.
Judge Myatt has purchased himself
a nice home on South Water street.
Miss Ella Tiffany of Kingman, is Wis
iting friends and relatives in the city.
Colonel James Garvey of the Wabash,
was the guest of the Carey yesterday.
Colonel John Parker of Enid, was
among the guests in the city last night.
General ]. H. Lyon of Kansas City,
visited with his Pythian friends last
night.
Somebody stole fancy and valuable
horse blanket from NJ. c. Campbell yes
terday.
Mrs. Oliver of South Water street, is
entertaining her daughter, Mamie of
Kansas City.
Inc oeuS WICK 1Oully ICdSuciS doSc-
citation will met in the appellate court
room Saturday.
r W. Smith the we'll known travelling
man who lived here is back for a few
days visiting his friends.
John Henry Bryan one Of the 400 Of
Cripple Greek is scheduled at the Carey
for a few days as a visitor.
Miss Jennie Teachout lost her pocket
book containing in the neighborhood
Of $50, on the street yesterday.
The many friends of Mrs Steffen will
be pleased TO learn that she is able TO
be out again after her sickness.
Messrs. Ruggles of the Topeka Press
and Roby Of the Kansas City World
are in the city representing their pa
peTs.
Tom McCully OF Viola was visit
or in the city yesterday doing bust
ness and sizing up the political pros
poets.
The funeral of William Black, aged
S., was held yesterday near Goddard.
Mr.. Black died of paralysis. He was an
old settler.
Billy Schnitzler and Charlie Huff re-
turned last night with twenty-four tur-
keys from a shooting match held three
miles west.
Tom Mahan and some friends have
gone to Arkansas Pass on a hunting and
fishing trip. Arkansas Pass is not very
far from Ell Paso.
Trhee or four lovers of the pugilistic
art started yesterday for Ell Paso in
order to be there on time for the Maher-
mill.
Mesdames Little, Fabrique and Reed
will receive with Mrs. w. A Reed, 1929
North Market street, Thursday, Feb
Iuary 13, instead of Friday, from 3 to 6.
The subject of building a Nicaragua
canal, its plan and utility will be dis
cussed next Saturday by H. G.. How
ard at the meeting of the teachers as
ISOLATION.
Owing TO sickness in the family Miss
Mabel AIillison was unable to take her
place on the program at the anniver-
sary celebration Of the Degree of Hon
or last night.
Fletcher Meredith of Hutchinson, was
in the city yesterday on business. He
is the representative of Reno county
in the legislature and the editor of the
Interior-Herald.
Mrs. z. l. Mcclure, Mrs. r. NJ. Max
well and Mrs. Ferris will be lat home"
to their friends Saturday. February Is,
from 2 to p. m, at the residence OF
Mrs. Mcclure, 1886 North Topeka ave-
nue..
James B. Smith, a colored man who |
was born in Cuba, left Sunday TO help /
he insurgents out Now. then, the /
Spaniards are in real danger and 1t is /
rot unlikely that America may have an /
other Waller case on hand.
Mrs. Edward Parker has returned 70 |
her home in Fulton, n. y, after an ex- |
tended visit with relatives in this city. !
She is accompanied by her sister, Mrs. |
J. p. Mahan- They will visit acquaint- |
ances in Chicago for a few days en- |
-Oute.
Next Tuesday evening the ladies of 4
he First German Ladies' Aid society |
Will give their hard times masquerade /
Dall for the fourth time. 1t Will be one
Il the happy events of the season as
he ladies are making great prepara-
ions Cor ii.
1t is understood by the Populists of
Wichita that Jerry Simpson viii be the
candidate Of the Seventh
district and that S. II. Snyder Will be
he gubernatorial candidate in the
vent Of Governor Lewelling not con-
enting to run.
At the Degree Of Honor entertainment
asst night Miss Birtie Lord added an
'ther laurel leaf 10 her crown for fancy
iancing. Il was beautiful beyond de-
,ree; the very poetry of motion, and
licited rapturous applause. She re-
ponded 10 an encore.
The closing Kismet party before
Ient, and proba bly, the last one of the
eaSon, viii De given in Sedgwicl1 hall.
tuesday evening. February IS. The
'arty will no doubt be largely attend
d by those wishing 10 make merry be-
ore the Lenten season begins.
The Niasons Of the city are anxious
o secure rooms IN which 20 entertain
heir guests who Will be here next week.
nd desire all persons having rooms for
odging 10 make the fact known by
alling upon Mr.. Bleckley al the Mis-
ouri Pacific ticket office and leaving
heir address and terms.
Mr.. ard Mrs. s. II. Reynolds received
message yesterday morning. an
ouncing the death OF their daughter.
Irs. Z. ". FarnhaTn, al her home in
'ort Scott, Kan Mrs. Farnkam : bet
ar known 10 many OF her Wichita
-iends as Josie Reynolds. The re-
lains Will be brought 70 Wichita for
uriaL Announcement OF funeral VIII
= made later.
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