The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-21
CITYIN BRIEF.

Dr. W. W. Lemon Of Violet, I. T., Is
visiting DR.. ]. c. Wilson.
Isiah Sonyser, postmaster at Wichita
Heights, was here yesterday.
Mr.. Otto Weiss spent part Of yester-
day in Sedgwick on business.
Postmaster John A. Hartley Of Cheney
was a visitor in Wichita yesterday.
Joe Goode Of Cheney was here doing
business at the court house yesterday.
F. G.. Calender of Neodesl1a was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Ell. Mcclure of Kansas City is VISIT
ing here for the first time in two years.
Mrs. ]. H. Butts and daughter of Au-
gusta were shopping in the city yester-
day.
IL. Mcclure, Of the firm of Maxwell
& Mcclure, is in the city to spend Sun
day
Miss Fodie Stanley is expected home
from visit with friends in Caldwell
tomorrow.
jacob Helvia and wife of Bentley were
here yesterday trading with Wichita
merchants.
Harry Curry of Arkansas City was in
the city yesterday, transacting some
business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Smith Of 1888
North Water had little daughter born
to them last night.
Colonel Mead returned yesterday
morning from a short business trip into
the Oklahoma country.
Mss. A. J. Davis, an attorney Of Ar
kansas City, was here attending to some
legal matters yesterday.
Miss Nellie Smith of Emporia. is
guest OF the Misses Edith and Blanche
Elliott of the Biting block.
Mrs. Dr.. Hoss left yesterday morning
for Wayne, Kan, where she will make
a short visit with relatives.
Colonel Tom Jackson of Newton was
in the city yesterday. comforting with
some Of the local politicians.
Miss Genev1eve CASTILLO, one of the
Arkansas City teachers, spent Satur-
day inthe city visiting friends.
Mr. ]. H Osborne has returned home
after an extended visit with friends and
relatives in central Missouri.
Judge Glenn has a postoffice commits
sion IS years old, issued 10y Postmaster
General C2ilomer, under Fillmore.
The North End. Wits, club were en-
tertained by Mrs. 7. H. Robertson, 1885
Waco avenue, on Friday evening.
Mrs C. ". Hill of Davenport, Iowa,
has returned to her home. after a two
weeks v,si, with her niece. Mrs. c. j.
Fletcher.
Miss Daisy Dunkin, who teaches in
district No. p. near F'urley, came home
Friday evening to visit her parents and
attend the teachers meeting yesterday.
Rev W. VI. Collins OF this city. VINO
is conducting revival meetings in Wei
lingron. came home this morning 70
spend the day and VIII return 10 the $50
p. m. train.
L. L. Newcomb. Of the firm OF Barnes
& Newcom5. music dealers. yesterday
sold beautiful Fischer piano TO ". II.
Ketchner. 1t is a fine instrument OF
San Domingo mahogany. colonial style.
An interesting and profitable series Of
meetings are being held at The Emporia
avenue VI. r. church Rev. Burns is
being assisted by Rev. Prusn of the
Dodge avenue church. Much interest IS
being manifested.
Messrs. f. T. DoIan. L. R. Delaney. H.
J. Hagney. c. H. Smyth and F. ".
Bentley returned last evening in Super
intenjent Dolan's private car from a
three days hunting AMI pleasure trip in
TIE Panhandle country.
Miss May Dunkin. who is teaching
school near Goddard. and her friend
Mss Harvei, came in On Friday even
ing on their wheels 10 spend Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Mays parents.
NJ AMI Mrs Syl Dunkin.
Wichita is soon to enjoy new street
cars, we aye told. That's good. but ysav
don't they build a street railway aes1r.
cars? By common consent
rhe line running out Topeka avenue a
ne stock yards is tae rougasSt piece %
roa3 on this continent. TIE Society fo-
ne Prevention o. Cruelty 70 Animal,
can mere fia3 legitimate action so- tasi-
impulses The aged. the in
firm. those in delicate condition. pnvs:-
caliy or mentally. mock a; fate whe,
they take passage on that line.-valey
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