The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-17
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs Mamie Gray has moved to 321
] East Douglas.
Paul Torrington Of Atchison was IN the
city yesterday.
c. W. Carson Of Ashland was al the
| Carey yesterday.
J. C. Folks Of Topeka is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. George Green was reported much
more seriously i'll yesterday evening.
John Fisher who took sick at police
| headquarters last Thursday, is improv-
ing.
The county commissioners were busily
engaged yesterday in concelling war
rants.
Sheriff Cone is in Arkansas. seeming
like a bloodhound the trail of some
bass VIOLIN
There ives nothing in the probate
court yesterday except routine business.
and lots Of it.
Mr.. NJ. r. Smith has moved his barber
shop from AIS North Main street TO los
North Market street.
The A. O. L. ". were rehearsing at
Peerless hall last for new play they are
soon to present to the public.
The chaplain of the Oklahoma ltgisla-
ture must have plagiarized his. unique
prayer from the chaplain of the Missouri
senaSe.
Cliff Sawyer, the artist, has what he
calls the bronze beauty" piece OF
statuary that is prize as an accessory
in sittings.
Charlie Freeman is now considered
nearly out of danger. He was very
close to deaths door but thanks to good
care he Is recalled.
J. H. Mccall, editor and proprietor of
the Kansas Freemason. is at Abilene at
tending a meeting of the Shriners. Men
ay dank Get ees oil RAFT, eh?
W. w Ayres was in the city yester-
day, making arrangements TO remove
his invalid wife to this city next Thurs
day. Mr. Ayres says the family will re-
side here in the future.
Nicholas Bird, who has been seriously
ill with pneumonia and Ia grippe for
several weeks, is slowly improving; he
hopes to be out and able 10 attend 10
business in a few weeks.
The w. r. C. met yesterday in regu-
lar session, and Captain Swope was
down from North Wichita, waiting
patiently about like Mary's little lamb,
until his better half should appear.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Scnnitzler
are leaning over their first born, Little
Laura. whose life hangs upon thread. |
Two doctors were in consultation yes
terday. There is still hope for the sick |
child.
The regular monthly meeting OF the |
Woman's Foreign Missionary society OF
the First VI. z. church will be held al
the residence Of Mrs. Luck Woolard. $50 /
North Topeka avenue, Wednesday at 3 |
O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. H. G. Rose Of 1908 North Topeka !
ia highly ela;ed at the appearance Of a |
ten pound boy az mis- homo. who puI IN |
his first appearance yesterday. Mr.. Rose |
is one Of the most efficient postal clerks |
on the Frisco.
A pleasant party was given last night |
at the home OF Thomas Westfall on |
North Fifth avenue. in honor OF Charles |
vada. Mo. where he holds a good posi- |
ton in a hotel
Barney O'COnnor. who was kicked by /
a horse some time since. says he has had I
a bone removed from his shin and has /
sent it of to a fertilizins firm TO have Il 4
ground into dust 10 help fertilize the i
clay hills Of the eastern states.
T NJ. Randall. ex-treasurer OF Car
field county, O. T. with his family. are I
here visiting at the home Of Carl Klein. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall have also visited /
home folks az NJ. Hope. and their visits
are one continual round Of pleasure.
The all-dsy Pentacos;aI meeting. un-
der me auspices OF the SedEwick County /
Holiness association. viii be held Tues
day. February .. in the Volunteers
hall. 1le South Emporia avenue. begin
ming al $50 sharp a. n. and continuing
throughout the day and evening Every
acceptable minister vii preach for Is.
A good and profitable time xill be had.
Come and enjoy il
The valuable driving horse "Don Cot"
belonging 20 Mr. David D. Leahy. which
s 50 vel known over the city. : missing.
Don" : very beautiful animal and Is
highly priced by his owner. who is very
proud OF him. Monday morning las the
horse leaped over the back fence and ere
ited considerable confusion among he
'quine nsig1bors FOR a while AMI 6efed
III efforts 70 capture am. turning rs
glossy flank toward Ms pursus-s II dis
lain whenever they approached He left
he 1eiglb0Thood soon after and has n1t
'een heard % since. lie IS described hy
hose who know him as bang FIRE styi-
81 animal whose color canzo, - dsscrib-
d n o-heT terms than muddy slass
oior- Whoever has spp-ehsnd=d -,,e trsI-
n; Wiz confer favor upon Mr. I-ezhy
2 his absence OF duty out Of the city ~
-.iizg the fast - known ether ~ see
,ssle off7ce Or al rs residence o. YES,
ioEris stress.