The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

last nigh: on business.
Mr.. Ed L. Teed Of Hutchinson was 9
guest Of the Manhattan last evening.
Mr.. Yves Chamberlain has returned
from a short visit with friends in Kiowa
Mrs. F. B. Hickey of Baileyville. Kan.
was in the city yesterday on a shopping
tour.
Mr.. Bert Truck left yesterday for New
ton, where he went TO participate in a
wedding.
w E. Young Of Seneca, Kan, was in
the city yesterday and was registered a;
the Carey.
! Mr.. F. A Amsden of Wellington was
in the city yesterday transacting some
| business affairs.
L. ]. McQuade Of the Wells-Fargo Ex-
press company was in the city yesterday
| from Hutchinson.
The funeral of James f. Murphy will
be held at O'Clock Friday morning at
! the Pro-Cathedral.
Miss Emma Watkins Of Haysville stop
ped in the city few hours last evening
en- route TO Guthrie
In the Peterson Magazine for septem-
Der is a poem entitled "Firefies" by S.
, Raymond Jocelyn. II is good.
Mr.. George W. Stabler returned 10 his
home in Mcpherson after few days Wis
| iting with rela tives in the city.
Mr.. James F. Lobdel, superintendent
of the Harvey eating houses. was in the
city yesterday from Dallas, Tex.
Since last season Ringing Brothers
have added an entire geological garden
TO their collection of rare wild beasts.
John Adams returned yesterday even
ing from Nevada, Mo. where he had
been for the past few days on legal BUSH
ness.
Miss Genevra Jocelyn returned yester-
day from summer visit with Mrs. B.
H. Campbell a. the ranch in Ashland.
Kan.
Mrs. Miriam Eaton Of this city has just
returned from indianapolis. where she
has been visiting for a month and at
tending the millinery openings.
Mr.. Andrew Mcdonald, for number
Of years a resident of this city and now
telegraph editor on the Austin States
man, is in the city visiting friends.
Mrs. Finlay Ross and daughter left
yesterday morning for Washington, D.
c., where Miss Ross will enter the Ma
tional Park seminary for the coming
year.
Mrs. E. VI. Packer. one OF Wichita'5
most prominent society ladies, has ac-
cepted a position as assistant manager
and instructor in the Standard Dress
Cutting academy.
Brstow & Powers. two young Wichita
men, have moved to Newton. where they
are in the laundry business. George W.
Bristow. the father OF young Bris.ow.
sill makes Wichita his home.
The amount Of money expended on any
one of the more than one hundred dens,
cages and tableaux exhibited by the
Ringing Brothers would pay for the con-
s,ruction of a handsome residence.
Rev. NJ. l. Copeland. pastor Of the Sec
ond Baptist church. left yesterday morn
ing over the Rock Island for Boston.
Mass. where he goes 70 attend the ma
tional convention OF the colored Baptist
churches.
Unbounded enthusiasm has been arous
ed al over the country by the remarka-
bic acro5a;ic performance Of the Won
derful Foy Family. one 81 the latest i'm
portations with Ringing Bros famous
big circus.
Ringing Brothers geological coilec-
ton is the fines; display Of rare and cos;-
iy Wild animals IN the United States. The
carved golden cages IN which
the animals are exhibited are the most
elaborate ana expensive ever construct
ed.
Mrs. T. ]. Smith % Marion. wife OF
Sheriff Smith OF Marion county, is visit
ing in he city. the CUES; Of Mss Daisy
Curlee. manager % the Standard Dress
Cutting academy Mrs. Smith i a for /
mer graduate of the academy az Marion |
and is reviewing The work preparatory /
TO accepting position as teacher in the /
Kansas Cry academy.