The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

G. Gehring left yesterday afternoon Tor
California.
Miss Read left yesterday over the Mis-
souri, Pacific for the Golden Gate.
Henry WaIIenstein Of the Boston Store
is in the east purchasing goods for his
store.
Lodge No 1ss, knights OF Pythias.
will have their installation Of officers to-
night.
DR.. Z. E Hamilton and wife left yes
terday afternoon on a months trip to
California.
Fifty-two passengers left over the Mis-
souri, Pacific yesterday for Colorado and
California.
Miss Alice Trickey of Mulvane was in
TIE city Yesterday on her way TO Cali
fornh points.
Elvin S. Clark Of Topeka was in the
city yesterday attending to some bust
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Brooks and chill
dren left yesterday for Boston, Mass. and
other eastern cities.
Mise Eva Minick and Miss Nellie Dor
sey eft yesterday for San Francisco and
other western cities
Miss Viola Cundiff OF Cairo. Illinois,
will arrive in the city this evening to
visit Lulu Sheppard.
Mrs. w. w. Pearce left yesterday for
an extended trip to San Francisco and
other western points.
Bishop j. ]. Hennessey will leave TO-
day over the Missouri Pacific for Wash
ington and New York City.
Miss Effie Walden of Ashland, Kan.
passed through Wichita last night on her
way to Vevay, Indiana, for summer
visit.
W. Davis, a colored man living on
North Walnut street, West Side. was ar
rested las. night at 1880 for beating his
wife.
The new Imboden mil at the corner of
English and Fifth avenue is nearing com
pleiion L will be fine building when
finished.
Mrs. ]. II. Alderman leaves today on
an extended trip Is Springer. n. NJ.
where she will spend a month with rela-
tives and friends.
The gas mans have been aid on South
Topeka and Lawrence avenues and resi-
dents along those streets can now have
gas in their houses.
The body of T. D. Worley. who drop
ped dead in Sunnyiale a short time ago,
-nl-
10 Redlands, Cal, for interment.
Mrs. H. II. Beaumont, Miss Florence
Gray and Miss Fannie Gray came up
from Winfield as. night and will spend
q few days in the city visiting friends.
The first section of the Frisco going
west yesterday afternoon was filed with
people on their way 10 California. The
crowd was joined by several from this
city.
Smith and Dorsey havsan extraordin-
AIRY sample OF corn that vas brought in
from the H. G. Lee farm. It has not COM
menced to tsssel yet but stands e.even
fea high.
Mrs. DR.. A. W. Whitlock returned yes
terday from a several months visit with
relatives and friends IN southwestern
Texas. She says she thinks the weather
we are having in Wichita is delightful
no. little DIT hot
J. f. Niss,ey Of Topeka. secretary and
treasurer Of the Kansas Creamery Co.,
is in the city for few days. He says
that his company is highly pleased with
their business here. which they expect 10
be the best plant they have.
A. J. Corkins, agent Of the Santa Fe
at Guthrie. passed through TIE city yes
ter5ay in charge OF tourists car 20
Newton. The car was chartered by c.
E.s on their way 10 California. The car
was highly decorated and presented a
picturesque appearance.
]. " Ellis, a business man % joplin,
Mo. arrived in Wichita yesterday morn
ing via the Frisco enrou;e - Denver,
Col, where he has engaged in business.
he stopped of here incidentally 10 join
his wife ana boy who had preceded him
70 visi, Mrs. Mason (aI.s. El.is' Inothe-),
$40 North Ohio avenue.
Miss Florence Fuller ,es, yesterday As
a delegate to TIE Christian Eneeavor an
nual meeting in San Francisco. Miss
Fuller will stop IN Colorado fo- few
days on her way wes;. she Will visi,
with friends n san Jose. g3ing thence
70 Portland. Oregon. having vacation
OF ahou. six weeks du-a zion.