The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs Mamie Gray has moved TO 124 s
Topeka avenue.
Dan Boone, Of Colwich, was down t.
buy some horses yesterday.
j. S. Sheldon of Topeka IS in the city
for few days on business.
Judge Dale adjourned the distric'
court yesterday until April so.
Mr.. Walter Manning left on Tuesday
for a months visit in Kansas City.
Judge Nimmock of Great Bend IS in
the city looking after some legal mat
ters.
Judge Siuss was seen with his fishing
tackle last evening. headed for the Wal
nut river.
Miss and Mrs. Smalley OF Anness, ks,
were in the city yesterday on shop
ping tour.
Elijah S. Cation Of the Eagle force,
went to Erie yesterday morning for a
short visit.
Mrs. Mabel Boyd Howe leaves this
morning on a visit to Mrs. George Boyd
Of Newton.
James p. Royal of oatville. was in
town yesterday. looking for some new
farm implements.
Mr.. E. F. Cation of the Eagle compos-
ing room, left for Erie, Kan, yesterday
on a weeks visit. ~
Lawyer E. n Smith of Ell Dorado. one
OF the best known lawyers of central
Kansas, is here on business.
W. o. Van Arsdale, Of Burton. the
President Of the bank OF that city. was
here yesterday on business.
There Will be a county teachers ex-
animation Saturday morning, beginning
at 7:30 a. m, in Lewis academy.
Mr.. A. Cossin of Bentley, an old-time
farmer Of that place, has rented his
tarm out and moved to Wichita
The Missouri Pacific pay car arrived
in the city yesterday. which made the
boys happy by paying all the en-
ployes.
Under Sheriff G. C. Kensler left yes
terday for Osawatonie. Kan, where he
went in charge of Mrs. Keeran, who IS
insane.
Mr.. Charles Vance left last night for
Ottawa, Kansas, where he will play on
tha Ottawa University baseball team for
the next two months
Rev. Frank r. Milispaugh of the
Episcopal church. Of the Diocese of Kan
sas, is in the city meeting an engage
ment at ST. Johns church.
Harry Gillen of East st. Louis, was in
Wichita yesterday looking for a carload
OF mules to make up an order he has
from the Cuban government
Frank NJ. Stamback, of Eagle town
chip. one OF the well known farmers of
the north portion of Sedgwicl1 county,
was here yesterday on business.
]. A. Brubacher says you can't leave
anything out over night now and find it
in the morning. Judge Wyatt left his
house out one night and somebody stole
the plumbing
Probate Judge Haymaker issued mar
rI-ge license yesterdaysto Mr.. L. S. Wild
er or Arkansas City and Miss A. NJ.
Sickles of Derby. And B. F. Scott and
Lille Baker, both of this city.
Yesterday Mr.. H. K. fuller received a
l-leS GdI1 IIoHn AoluI1DuS, ", oIlIiouuC- |
ing the death of his mother. He left |
over the Missouri; Pacific to attend the |
funeral. which will take place Thurs
day.
Barney Sheridan was up from Wei |
l.ngton yesterday on business. He says !
receiverships nor any other occupation /
or profession holds the facination and .
coEtentnent found in the editorial tri- I
pod.
For the general information Of laymen
and pastors wanting TO know when the
conference minutes will be printed we
will say tina: the Eagle is not printing
them. Write 20 the secretary for infor-
nation.
c. o. Finpey Of Abilene, Texas, was
his opinion Purdy would be acquitted /
Of the charge of arson. Purdy is the man
whom poor Joe Mcmahon was helping
wher he Was she: down
Mr.. Carl Allen, Mr.. s. B. Amidon, and
Mrs. ]. B. Mcmahon returned yesterday
from business trip to Chicago and Kan
sas City. They had been east on bust
ness connected with the circus and the
estate of ]. 8. McMahon, deceased.
Mr.. Lou Murray. who Cor a number OF
years was connected with this Office, is
in the city visiting wr:h relatives and
friends Mr.. Murray is noG with the
Topeka Capital. He will spe1i z week
among his former associates and friends.
John Bruce, who was arrested Monday
by the police on the charge OF petty lar
ceny. was turned over 10 the state yes
teTday. He is charged with stealing a
guitar Of the value Of s.. His case viii
come up for a hearing before Justice
Walker this morning at O'Clock.
David John King, son of Major John
y. King, lies very low with consump-
ton at the home Of J. r. II. King. 400
South Water street. He came TO Wichita
about a month ago. hoping the change
might be Of some benefit 10 him, and
With TIE best physicians care and care
hi nursing he has gradually failed.
MUSIC AND DRAMA.