The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

yesterday.
E. Wakefield was in the city yesterday
from Cheney.
day from Mulvane.
A number OF young ladies went to Lin
! wood park yesterday.
l.. B. Terrell is in from the ranch, but
will return Immediately.
Nick Snyder and wife Of Kingman,
We're in Wichita yesterday.
NJ NJ Briggs of Salina was business
visitor in the city yesterday.
Thomas A. Sullivan was in yelling
, ton yesterday on legal business.
Mr.. Frank c. Wood left last night for
| ST. Louis on a short business trip.
Marriage license was issued yesterday
| to Ed Newhall and Johannah Stein.
w. D. Francis has accepted position
as clerk in NJ. Courtneys new grocery.
General w S Corbett left yesterday
on short business trip to st. Louis.
NJ. Courtney has opened a new gro
Gerry on the corner of Douglas and En-
| poria.
w. r. Smith and family spent Sunday
in the country visiting J. NJ. Alexander
and.family.
Miss Bessie Innes left las; evening on
a few weeks visit with relatives in Law
renee, Kan.
Mrs. Dora woodring presented her
husband with a fine 9-pound baby girl
yesterday morning.
Mrs. ]. H. Eversole and Mrs. P. n.
Wing were in the city yesterday on
shopping tour.
Alien Kanavel was in the city yester-
day from Sedgwick, attending to some
business affairs.
Mr.. D. S. Howe of 1873 North Waco
avenue left yesterday on four weeks
visit in Buffalo. n. Y.
Mr. w F. Weiser left for New York
last evening to purchase the fall stock
for the Mcnamara store.
Mr.. +. T. Dolan, division superinten-
dent Of the Santa Fe. left yesterday on
a business trip 70 Chicago.
L. S. Holman of III, Kansas Midland
returned yesterday rom business trip
to the eastern part Of the state.
Mrs. A. B. Constant. city treasurer OF
Hutchinson. is in the city on visit to
her niece, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Woodcock.
Misses Pearl Murdoch and Grace York
will start to Mulhau and Guthrie, o. L.
next Tuesday for a two weeks visit.
Miss Marie and Master Frank Pierce
returned yesterday from a summers
visit with friends in Norwich. Kan.
Mr.. Fred STICKY, OF the Herman &
Hess clothing house, returned overland
Oh his wheel from Marion yesterday.
Ethel Haywood young girl, was sem
fenced 10 the reform school yesterday
by Judge Haymaker for general immor-
atty.
Mrs. James Russell left last night for
Topeka in answer 70 telegram an
nouncing the death OF her sister there
yesterday.
Mrs Cox city missionary. and seven
delegates. left yesterday for Junction
City 10 attend the Seven Day Advents
convention.
Engineer Jtln SApi. 4sSs VI t.ic -'A.7-Ot IL
ri Pacific. who now runs out Of Conway
Springs. came ID yesterday for visi:
10 his family.
M George B. Davidson, one Of the !
popular conductors on the main line -
the Santa Fe. was IN the city yesterday /
visiting friends.
Mr.. c. 2. Luening Of Wellington Is ex /
pectei IN the city on Saturday 70 spend a /
few days With MS sister, Mrs. II. Bolte, /
on South Water street.
The holders % complimentary tickets /
on the stree; railway are grateful 70 the !
for postponins taking up their
transportation until The cool weather.
Some rapscallion took box Of lacks 4
and scattered them along North Ma-ke; /
street yesterday and no less than half a
dozen bicycles were punctured in the
course OF the day:
Mr.. E. J. Lenhardt. cashier e The
State bank al Mt Hope. and Mr.. z. A.
Howe. $ prominent merchant - that
li.t,e berg. were in the city yes
terday. enrou:e II Los Angeles. CA.
c. L. Thomas. with twelve OF the BIZ
cycle racers, eft yesterday for SaliBa,
where they are entered TO race today.
They came up from Arkansas Ci.y on
Tuesday night and spent the day here