The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Hargraves is visiting friends in
Indiana.
L. NJ. Fitzhugi1 Of Cincinnati is doing
business in the city.
H. D. Allen of Batavia, ILL.,, is among
the visitors in the city.
Miss Maude Johnson is visiting up at
Whitewater for a few days.
David McKinstry Of Denver is among
the guests Of the Carey hotel.
Under Sheriff ]. IT. Dorsey went down
TO Wellington last evening on business.
Mrs. Charter is at Peck with her mu-
sic class of which there are many mem
bers.
DR.. A. S. Tiffany Of Davenport. Ia,
Is in the city visiting his nephew, j. D.
McEwen.
P. Miller of Kingman was doing bust
ness in the city yesterday and visiting
some friends.
Miss Ida Howard is visiting friends
at the Southwest Kansas college, Win
field, this week.
Mr.. John y. Mock of the Twelfth
street depot has accepted a valuable po-
sition at Salida, Colo.
Regular meeting of Queen City
Lodge No. 20 D. of H. this evening; all
are urged TO be present.
John Templeman of the Bethany
(MO.) Democrat is in the city visiting
friends for a day or two.
Captain Jim Heskett the new sheriff
of Sumner county was in the city yes
terday on official business.
I. ". Little is now with Otto Weiss,
Wichita agent for the Halstead and
Newton milling companies.
Mr.. Steele, formerly the courteous and
efficient night clerk at the Carey, is
back 10 his old place again.
A NJ. Duncan Of the Rock Island ROAD
was in town yesterday visiting friends
and looking after the interests Of his
company.
Z. T. Baker, of the Baker Grocery
company. is spending the week visiting
kinfolks and friends in his old bailiwick
up in Iowa.
W. f. Caldwell Of the city that has a
Morrill, bank was in the city yesterday
and reported Leavenworth as prosper
Gus and contented.
DR.. johnson predicts a cold wave for
Thursday night or Friday morning
The temperature will fall twenty-five
degrees and VIII be as low as twenty
above zero.
GEpISE NJ. hduudll OA Litter III iSc-
Kan, representing the manufacturers
of mill machinery who fitted up the
Union Mills on Oak street, spent yester-
day in the city.
The latest successful dance 'Trilby"
and "Jessey." viii be introduced al the
chjldren's dancing class Red Mems
hall, 216 North Main street, by the
Misses Hossfeld.
Governor Morrill, has appointed ]. p.
Kingston OF Coldwater township. Co
mauche county a justice Of the peace.
AIr Kingston is a Democrat and was
appointed because there could not be
found a Republican in the township
willing 10 serve.
The address announced for Friday
evening by Professor @. NJ Chase at
the Plymouth Congregational church, is
the topic Of lively expectancy among
literary Wichitans just now. That is
viii be a treat is amply pledged by the
lecturers rare gifts as q scholar and
platform speaker.
The 5-months-old baby boy. Royse
Wesley, son Of George and Laura Bell.
was buried in Maple cemetery yester-
day afternoon. y large cQncourse OF
friends were present 10 comfort the be
reaVed parents. The ice factory boys,
Of which George was an empl0ye. furn-
ished beautiful floral tributes. These,
with the many other kindnesses. are
very highly appreciated by the beTeaved
parents. Rev. J. ". Anderson, who
married them less than two years ago,
offciated at the funeral services