The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MAT TIERS
ClIYIN BRIEF.

FIG. Smyth left over the Santa Fe 70
Kansas City last evening.
H. w. Darling came in last evening Of
The Santa Fe from the north.
Mr.. I. Gross, Of the Golden Eesgle. lef
yesterday for the eastern markets.
Hon. s. W. Leslie. an attorney o
Hutchinson, was on the streets yester
day.
It didn't rain, and now Jim Tspp say:
The boys poured water on the ginger
Enaps
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Vail left last
evening for Colorado and the noun.
tains.
Huse Taylor, Of the Eagle local staff
has been quite sick at his room since
Friday.
Sheriff ]. L. Brewer OF Kingman
passed through the city last night for
i1arnett.
Governor Barnes passed through the
lily Sunday night on his way home from
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Jones left yes
terday for the season, for Macinac and
the lake region.
Miss Helene Bawman IS quite i'll with
malarial fever ar her home, 402 South
Emporia avenue.
Judge McAtee Of the Oklahoma su-
preme court spent yesterday in the city
on legal business.
Dean Gordon and wife left over the
Santa Fe yesterday morning for Chicago
and eastern points.
Esther, the infant daughter Of Rev.
w. T. Hilton, has been quite sick for
the past two weeks.
Mr.. P. L. Arnett has returned from
two weeks visit to his old home in Ma
coupin county, Illinois.
Charles Whitman Of Norwich came
through by the Missouri Pacific last
evening for Kansas City.
w. P. Frazier and w. L. Bronson Of
Guthrie passed through Wichita last
night enroute for Colorado
Division Superintendent F. T Dolan
of the Santa Fe went up 70 Topeka yes
terday on company business.
Harper Cunningham, attorney general
of Oklahoma, spent the past few days
in the city on legal business.
S. w. Mcneil, the Guthrie banker who
Is custodian OF the territorial funds
passed through the city Sunday night on
his way TO Kansas City.
Hon. john Speer returned from trip
to western Kansas yesterday to find his
son, William and family of the, Union
Pacific. gone to Colorado.
Notice was received here yesterday OF
the death Of Richard Spurrier, at Osa-
watomie. john Taylor. of Dunbars. will
bring the remains here today.
Ed L. Campbell. who has been IN the
Riley drug store. West Side, for the
past eleven years. has resigned his posi-
ton and will work for the Petrie cloth
INV house.
W. B. Miller, who had charge of the
Christian Endeavor train from Topeka
to the coast. returned yesterday morn
Ing on his regular run from Kansas City
to Wichita.
NJ A. Carvin received telegram yes |
ferday morning announcing the death !
Of hrs brother, T. s. Carvin, at Eden, |
Ohio, and left for that place at once TO |
attend the funeral.
Mr.. George Willis, the popular tailor of |
Guthrie who saved so many lives during |
the food there las. spring, passed |
through the city Sunday night on his !
way from New York City.
C. F. Lehman, for many years the
Michigan travelling agent for the big
Mclaughlin coffee house of Chicago, has
recently been transferred to this terri
tory with headquarters at Wichita, and
will soon move mis- family here.
The Thomson Grocery company re-
ceived and placed in their store yester-
aay the latest computing scales. They
bre white enameled and besides being
convenient and accurate they are very
pretty and ornamental to any store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bourgette will re-
turn to their home at Augusta this
after a residence OF a month
IN this city. Mr.. Bourgette has had
charge OF the cash department Of the
Massa chusetts Mutual during the alb
sence of the cashier, Miss Ella Bour-
gette, in Colorado.
The Wells. Fargo express boys made
an ali round change yesterday. r. A.
Maxwell of the Panhandle run went as
relief agen. at Oklahoma City. His
place is taken by Mark Putnam, from
ne Wichita and Englewood branch.
which Will be looked after for the next
month by Stanley Albaugh. In this way
they all get a change and 4 there is
anything express boys like it's change.
Letters lately received from Miss Julia
Hanover and Miss Kate Wigs. the Bos-
on Stores cloak buyer and head mil
liner, state that they are having a big
ime in the east. Miss Hanover writes
hat her purchase of winter wraps this
eason is the largest that she has ever
made Miss Wigs states that she is
'oming home with The sweetest" line
4 hats ever shown in Wichita. From
ne none OF the letters one would Judge
hat especially this fall the Boston
stores cloak and millinery departments
would be strictly in il"
NEAR TO NATURES HEART
'iper Walker and Denny Fishing Party
Returns