The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

William H Brill Of Denver is in the
city.
J. A Moore of Topeka was down yes
tenday.
Theo. Lutz of Holton was in the city
yesterday.
John Overocker and wife Of Coldwater
ere In the city.
DR.. w. McCondon Of Atoka. I. T..
is ait the Carey.
Arthur Wildly OF Jersey City, n. J..
Is at the Carey.
W. S. Mussett was here from Cold
water yesterday.
F. J. Sweat Of Racine, Wis, was In
che city last night
Will E. Bottom Of Woodward was IN
the city yesterday.
Thomas W. Pain OF New York was in
the city yesterday.
John Overman from Cosdwater was
was here yesterday.
L. S. Crum Of oswego, Kan, was at
The Carey yesterday.
j. r. Graves of Springfield, Mo-. was
BIT the Carey last night.
]. T. Alexander of Decatur, H., was
ht the Carey yesterday.
Mrs George W. Reed was down
from Topeka yesterday.
E L. Greenleaf and wife were over
from Kingman yesterday.
D. L. Tyner of Overlook, Kan.
spent yesterday in the city.
". d. Mitchell and wife of Fit Scott
were in the city yesterday.
]. R. Groves of Springfield, Mo-, was
tn the city esterday morning
C. 2. Manchester of Burlington,
Kan, was in the city yesterday morning.
A select social set win visit Miss
dwellings dancing class entertainment
Saturday night.
Mr.. Thomas Golfer of Ripley, O., Is
visiting friends in the city. He Is ex-
postmaster of his city
Receiver McEntire and wife and a.
rarty of friends returned from a two
days VISIT to Cairo yesterday.
ISAAC B. Snow, superintendent of the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
company, is at the Hotel Carey.
Hon. Chester L. Long will speak at
Cofwidh this afternoon and at Mt. Hope
tonight. Both VIII be interesting meet
ings.
The G. c. Cycling club win meet this
Fridaya evening at O'clock, at usual
place for a short rum. Miss OIdfeld,
leader.
Miss Katie MurrSny of North Waco
avenue, who has been quite III recently
Wlth dlphtherIa. is now again among
her friends.
MSS ga. Re A. Payne, lately Of the W.
n; =. NO, 20 of this city, has been elect
"a pre- <t6ent OF newly organized w.
h = sal- Ell Reno, o. T.
" u. Kuhns of Innman was in the
olty yesterday and called on the Eagle.
Mr.. K1Ihns viii soon move to Wichita
20 permanent residence.
Mr.. Benjamin Chaser, late Of Vienna,
Austria, scientific optician, we'll rec
Commended, has located in this city
with headquarters at the Boston Store
Mr.. Charles F. Messy is no longer
connected with the local staff OF the
Eagle. nor is he doing any regular or
special reportoria1 work for this paper.
The Red Mems ball last night at Tin
niger hall was a very pleasant affair to
all those who attended. Notwithstanding
the fact that the attendance was not
large.
Mrs. Lee Nixon of Tacoma, Wash,
who IA visiting relatives here will be at
nome to her friends on Fridays, at the
home Of her brother. DR.. Matthews. S35
North Market street.
Andy Richards Of the wellington Daily
Mail was in the city last night. He says
Sumner county will elect its entire Re-
publican ticket, including representa-.
tiveS and commissioners.
Mr.. Daniels of North Main street has
a horse who can pick up an apple from
the ground while I'm the shafts and while |
Checked up. The operation is a slow
Hne but he does 1t very neatly.
ST. Johns branch of the Wonan's |
Auxiliary to the Board of Missions viii /
hold meeting at the residence OF Mrs |
c. F. Adams on Hunter avenue this af- |
teInoon at 2:S0. Election of officers.
Mr.. Horace Croweil OF Boston. bush |
ness manager for Mr.. Edgar Harding, |
THE gentleman VINO owns the Sedgwick |
block and Garfield university, was in the |
c5ty yesterday looking after business /
snatetrs.
The steam heating apparatus at the |
Santa Fe depot has been removed and |
a force Of men are putting in a new sys-
TEN. The old boiler had become quite /
defective, and 1t was decided TO put in l
new one before cold weather set in.
The police Of this city are actively |
pursuing James Reynolds. thee riminal |
who escaped during the week from the !
sheriff of Shawnee county by jumping |
out the window Of a railroad car. They /
have reasons TO think he is here or in this :
neig'hborhood.
Rev. s. r. Fleming. D. D., superin- |
sendent Of Presbyterian home missions /
in this state, left his home on CoFl+-ye /
Hill last evening to attend the synod /
OF Iowa, which meets in Ottumwa. Ia, |
the 18th. DIR. Fleming goes to repre- /
sent the board OF home missions of New /
York before the synod. He win return /
next week.
The Populists are making desperate
effort to have as large a showing as
possible next Saturday The Pops are
TO form caravansaries at points out
side the city, and roll into town. Elk /
Senator Martin, J. E Bodkin, and Buff +
falo Jones are 10 be here to help on, /
Mr. Leedy, and altogether htey expect
TO have a time OF il.
Miss Ester Nixon organized dancing
class at Newton might before last and /
met with great success. She secured .
pupils from the best families in the city
and II IL said she has more pretty girls
IN her class than can be found in any
dancing class in Kansas. She has splen- |
did classes in Winfield and Eureka also. /
Miss Nixon deserves the splendid sue
cess she is having.
Nr. VIII Bolton &c Woodward, Okla
houna- was in the city yesterday re
turning from the American livestock
Texas While in the Lone Star state
Ia oIco an:apiad the Dailas Ct