The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

]. L. Bowers Of Ingalls,, Kan, Is Wis
ting in the city.
Mr. ]. r. Wells of Purcell, 1. T., is Wis
iting his family at 200 East First street
Warwick Lodge No. A, K. of p, will
work in second rank tomorrow evening,
March S.
The question Of registration bobs up
again. Voters must register ten days be-
free election.
Mr.. Daistel Of the washburn carriage
works, has gone to Pittsburg, Pa, on
important business.
Mrs George T. Hagas Of North Tope-
ka avenue is convalescent after a severe
attack of Ia grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Ketzler OF
Kansas City, Mo-, are in the city visit
ing their parents and friends.
George Daisy came home from school
at Salina last night on account Of the
illness of mis- mother, Mrs. o. c. Daisy.
Miss Lizzie Linot died yesterday al her
home, No. 800 Wabash avenue. The
funeral will occur Monday morning at
the Pro Cathedral at 9 O'Clock. Friends
OF the family are invited.
Will Atehison, the able young city ed
itor Of the Newton Republican, came
down TO visit home folks last night. VIE
s a favorite with the Eagle force, and
with all who know him, for that mat
ter.
The care OF tramps-or the army Of
the unempioyed-keeps the officers at
police headquarters busy every evening.
The chief OF police gives them lodging
and breakfast rather than have them
60 cut begging for breakfast.
Mrs J. D. Fazel, wife OF Mr.. ]. D Fa-
gel ard mother OF Rev. ]. II. Fazel. died
las: Friday evening aged IS years. The
funeral will take place from the home.
li21 East Oak street, this afternoon az =
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are in
vi'ed.
Genial George Laing, well known in
Oklahoma ard the southwest. gave the
Eagle force a pleasant call yesterday
afternoon. He has been on duty in the
Topeka land office for some time,
Strengthening out some clerical gnarls
and crooks.
Last evening an elegant cake was sent
70 the Eagle repeTioria. rooms. which
was an excellent piece OF the art OF pas
try cookery Its reception ny the boys
was by no means mild. and all who were
lucky enough 20 sample il were loud n
their praise for the thoughtful donor.
John Nelson. an able and faithful gen
tlsman III the railway mail service. de-
parted last night for San Francisco 70
attend a cCrclsve OF representative men
in the same service. He goes 70 Chics-
20 and thence takes a special train -
seven sleeping cars for the golden shore
Mr. Nelson's numerous friends wish him
a safe journey.
d. ]. Tangrsy. proprietor % the Tope-
ka avenue hotel. has been making some
extensive improvements az his house
He has JUS aided A very handsome Of
fee writing desk for the accommodation
% his patrons In connection with this
desk there is one OF the finest sdvert!s-
ing cases in the city. and all of the lead
ing business men are represented Tbs
work EE1 executed by NJ. w H Pratt
x-o - Ell artist ii his profession. and
his work il this instance stands as a
accommodation 20 his ability.
Mss Lille Golden OF GAINESVILLE. Wis.
a clssSmaIe OF Mrs J. r. II. King. who |
IS now representing the National Teach
srs' ASSOCIATION. Sss in the city Friday |
ali Saturday introducing the nsw form I
Of free hand drawing ans chalk /
talks" While in the city she pad he-
Did friend and sch0oimate OF yourzs-
lays. visit. which was d mos happy I.
Inio7- Miss Golden s a bright. enter /
.a.ring. accomplished young LADY. 4
,escae- in the GAINESVILLE High school
For four years she has been travelling al 1
over the United States introducing The /
sev form OF drawing in a.. the a-lacioa! F,
;caoois in america