The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-05
CITY IN BRIEF.

J. C. Troutman of Wellington Is regis
| tered al the Occidental.
County Commissioner Harmon will re
turn from Illinois tomorrow.
| Miss L. Knock left yesterday over ths
Santa Fe for Rocky Ford. Colorado.
Attorney John Davis went to Els
| worth yesterday on legal business.
Miss Mary Cook left yesterday morn
! ing for weeks visit in Kansas City.
Miss Vida HOLSTER is home after a
| pleasant visit with friends in FL Reno.
Mrs. L. NJ McCrocklin was the guess
Of Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Ward last week
| Mrs. Ambrose Shannon sued her nus
band. J. c. Shannon, yesterday for d.
! vorce.
| Miss Taylor and Mrs. T. J. Rogers Of
| Kentucky are visiting Mrs. W. r. Du-
laney.
Frank Honeywell and wife went 70 Sa-
lima last evening to visit relatives and
friends.
J. w. Snare of Wilmore, Kan, was in
the city yesterday attending to some
shopping.
The preliminary of Charles Shoots was
continued in Judge Glenn's court to
next Monday.
Mrs. Thomas J. Rogers is in the city
from Covington, KY, the guest Of Mrs.
w. r. Dulaney.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. R. Salmns will ar
rive in the city from Cripple Creek soon
70 spend the winter.
Mrs. L. S. Sargent OF Emporia, left for
her home today after weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Ward.
Senator and Mrs l.. D. Lewelling have
taken apartments in the Sedgwick block
for the coming winter.
Miss Estell Downing leaves this morn
ing for 81. Louis where she will visit a
few weeks with friends
Miss Maud Voyles is in Arkansas City
where she has gone 10 visit with her
mother for several weeks.
Judge Glenn received notice yesterday
that Sam Sprague had ben allowed a
pension of $50 per month.
Dr.. J. c. Wilson has the best story Of
the age and he viii tell it to callers prior
10 10 O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Z. S. Kerns of Cleo, I. T, is in the
city visiting for a few days with mis-
daughter, Mrs. f. B. Narchant.
Ex-Congresman s. S. Kirkpatrick of
Fredonia, was in the city yesterday and
stopped at the Carey while here.
Miss Annie Cleyman of Wellington,
has returned to her home after several
days visit with Miss Lena Crib.
Mrs. F. ]. Kramer, who has been Wis
iting her brother. W. 7. Dando. left for
her nome in Great Bend, last night
Charles II. Ke;chum died last evening
81 fifteen minutes after six o'clock. No
tice Of the funeral will be given Ia
Hon. l. y. Try. representative in the
last house from Bourbon county. was in
the city Sunday calling on some friends.
Pat Dragon who lately left here for
s.. Joe is beck for three days visit
with Doc Rose of the Fargo city office.
Mr. l. P Campbell left over the Mis-
souri, Pacific Sunday night for Kansas
City, where he has gone on legal bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross, Jr.. will
leave this morning for Kansas City to
attend the carnival and visit with rela-
lives.
Mr. Clarence Johnson left over the
Missouri Pacific Sunday evening for
Kansas City, where ne will attend the
carnival.
Mrs. A Hess left over the Santa Fe
Yesterday afternoon for Kansas City,
where she viii attend the weeks festiv-
ties there.
L. L. Newcom5. OF Barnes & New
comb sold fine piano after II o'clock
Saturday night. He says the Eagle ad
did lhe work.
Marriage license was issued yesterday
10 P. d. Munsell % FL Reno and Vir
ginis Erick one Of the Boston Stores
popular clerks.
Mr. A. A Robinson. president OF the
city Sunday evening IN his private car
enrou,e 20 Topeka.
Mr.. :. L. AIcNaghten, CT the Exscu-
tive cigar factory, left last night Cor
Kansas City to attend the Priests Of Pa
las ball and carnival
Mesiames Millison. Dyer and Corbett
Will receive calls a. the home OF Mrs.
Corbetl at 1865 Waco avenue on We'd
nesday next from Till 8.
Ms. NJ Hellar has ben entertaining
Mrs. J. II. Wingert and her sister. Mrs.
P. NJ Wingar; and Mrs. ". I. Potts OF
Paola. Kan. during fair week.
Suit has been brough, against y. (,
Monroe by The Nica1ls and Shepard
Machine company for obtain
ing goods under false pre,elseS.
Mss Lettie McNagAten Istt SUNDAY
night Tor Kansas Ci;y - vIsi. with
friends for week and incidentally -
see the Priests IF PauaS parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck left yes,er- |
day over the Frisco FOR s. Louis where |
Trey have gone 20 attend ne Yelled |
Prophet festivities. They expect 10 De |
gone about two weeks
The boys a; Hose House No are /
mourning over he loss OF Grass 6us. /
zap that belongs on the most cart They /
ost il several days ago while on; p-ac-
.icing. They would esteem Il a favor l
Z il would be returned.
]. 3. Laird OF Chicago. Is il the city
ne guess 81 j. n. Hutchings. NJ.
Laird IS % the firm q Aver x Laird.
me Of the big railway contracting firms
IF Chicago he = greatly pleased WIKI 1