The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-17
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRi EF.

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evening.
Hon. II. c. Boyle was visitor upon
our streets yesterday.
| George R. Davis of Valley Center wa.
a Wichita visitor yesterday.
E. N Smith. lawyer of FL Dorado
was here yesterday in our courts.
The Wightman grocery house on East
Douglas is undergoing thorough repair
ing.
Manager Martling is putting up new
75-foot billboard at the corner Of Mar
ket and First.
Dick Coen has returned from an ex-
| tended business trip in northern and
western Texas.
| W. Z. Campbell Of Kiowa was in the
city yesterday on business and will re-
main over today.
Miss Maggie Dean Of yelling IS visit
| ing friends in the city and will remain
Until after Easter.
Roy Kramer and Judge Shattuck. Jr.,
| rode to Derby and back on their wheels
| last night, oy moonlight.
MI. 1slcy, WHO lldu Ills !cS Diuhcu ia
athletic sport al Fairmount some weeks
ago. is able TO be about again.
John P. Edwards of Wellington was
In the city yesterday on business, return
ing home at o'clock last evening.
The family of August Ahrens of Quincy.
H., viii arrive in this city today. Mn
Ahrers is engaged with Young Bros
There is only one thing that exceeds
woman's desire 10 dress wei. and that
is to look young when she is a corpse.
A. Sauter, a well known merchant OF
Clearwater. was here yesterday doing
business with our wholesale merchants.
Mrs. Cody, Mrs. Fred Bentley's mother.
returned yesterday from Cleveland, Ohio,
where she has been spending the Writer.
Z. p. Phelps and William Falk. WELL
known farmers Of Bentley, were in town
yesterday on business with our mer-
chants.
A lively religious revival is under way
al Bentley. The services are conducted
by Rev. Rogers Of the Adventist denom-
ira:ion.
Clifford Histed, a young clerk in the
office of Rossington, Smith & Dallas, the
Topeka lawyers, was here yesterday for
MS firm.
B. E. McGrew Of Lincoln township, a
well known farmer of that section of the
county, was here yesterday buying his
spring seeds.
If you want to revel in pretty scenery
and the sweet scent OF apple blossoms
and peach bloom take a spin down Hy-
draulic few miles.
Miss Robinson, daughter of A. A Rob-
inson, and Miss Campbell OF Topeka are
visiting Mrs. Fred Bentley. Both young
ladies are cousins of Mr.. Fred Bentley.
There will be street car service to the
fair grounds this afternoon to enable all |
who may desire to attend the field day |
exercises Of the High school athletic as
ISOLATION.
Nearly as many passengers get off the /
Caldwell train now as get off any of the
through trains The change of time,
bringing the train in earlier, is generally
Jack Enslo, night clerk at the Elite,
says Ac saw the dISHlp HISnl before
last. Jack is the man who claimed to
have killed nousquitoes en- East Doug
las avenue last Christmas.
Don't forget the delicious chicken pie
dinner to be served today by the Pres
oyterian ladies at 1873 North Main street
Dinner from IL TO 2. Lunch will served
n the evening. Ice cream and cake DUR
ng the afternoon and evening. Business
men cordially welcomed.
The ladies' Of the First Baptist and
Plymouth Congregational churches will
hold an Easter sale CONFORMITY at 155
North Main street today, April II. Light
will be served both after
loon and evening. Homemade candies
md fancy articles will also be for sale.
The Maddux divorce case occupied the
ftention Of Judge Dale yesterday in the
istrict court. This case, or its counter
art, has been on the docket for long
me. Colonel Maddux now makes mis- |
ONE in Arkansas. The home of Mrs |
Iaddux is ir West Park township, this
ounty.
Samuel Vandegrift of Wichita Heights
as here yesterday. He says that the !
armers of Kechi township are moving in
ne matter of depot on the Kansas Mid
md railway, which is in accordance with
ne voted proposition under which that
'wnship voted aid to the railway at the
me of its construction.