The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

ciTYIN BRIEF.
Mrs. Mary E. Flood Of Goddard wa
in town yesterday.
The Nymphs and Satyr copy picture
by Noble is an excellent art work.
Mr.. Sam Woolard vii. leave Saturday
for short vacation in Colorado.
Mrs. C. E. Hooker Of Arkansas City
was shopping in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Gus Wells came in from the south
last evening 70 spend the Fourth
Pleff Anderson returned yesterday
from a business trip through Oklahoma.
J. II. Mccall returned yesterday from
shor; business trip in Oklahoma and
Fort Worth.
The government puts heavy penalty
for 4 single days business in revenue
goods without stamps.
Miss Pear. Murdoch left yesterday FOR
FL Dorado to visit with friends and rel
atives during the Fourth.
Mrs. Sam Glenn will leave this morn
ing for Harper. where she will visit with
her parents for few weeks.
Colonel B. ]. Sheridan, of the Paoia
Mirror was in the city yesterday attend
ing to some business matters.
Rev. w B. Slutz returned yesterday
morning from Hutchinson, where he de-
iivered lecture the night previous.
Mr.. d. n. Galusia and wife leave to-
day on a two weeks trip to Newton, La.
where they will visit with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. Sidney Toler left last night for
Newton and Hutchinson, where he goes
10 make arrangements for putting on the
P.unger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley Of Philadelphia,
left for their home yesterday over the
Missouri Pacific, after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. j. H. Black.
Lon Holding, the irrepressibie author
of the famous "Gildersleeve," Is now
regularly employed on the Mirror. Lon
will make the Mirror shine.
Ralph Miilison returned home yeeter-
day from four weeks trip in Oklaho-
ma, Texas, Arkansas and Missouri. He
came home to spend the Fourth.
Mr. Howard Wheeler will leave tomor-
row for Colorado Springs. Manitou and
Glenwood, where he will spend the
month Of July in the mountain resorts.
Iottlieb Mayer arrived in the city yes
terday from Illinois, to visit with his old
Henry Birman. They used to
go 70 school together in Pforzheim, Ba-
den, Germany.
The children residing on upper North
Lawrence will celebrate the Fourth at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Con-
ley. The children will be supplied with
al kinds Of pyrotechics.
Mrs. ]. r. Holiday, with her family,
will reach home this morning from In
annapolis. where she has been for sew
eral months having her little daughter
reated, and who is now almost entirely
recovered.
Mrs. A. G. Walden, accompanied by.
Ter mother, Mrs Dreschaux, left last
evening over the Santa Fe for San Fran
,isco. They viii retrun to San Diego,
where they expect to visit with friends
. few weeks.
Mrs. E. A. Hill and daughter, Miss
-lsris, will .eave forColorado Springs to- |
lay. where they will spend the summer. |
They packed up thar household goods |
and had them shipped to Col |,
rado, intending to rent house there for |
he summer.
j, n. Duff, formerly manager OF the
Burton car works. in this city. arrived
yesterday from Chicago. Mr.. Duff is
master car builder for the Burton COM
amy in Chicago. and stopped off in the
Try yesterday to renew Old acouaint-
noes while on his way TO Fort Worth.
III Is no false pretense," Gays DR.. D.
J. Henson, pastor of the First Baptis.
,hurch. Chicago, "to claim that Sweet
sacred Songs is a collection of the bes.
nd most popular devotional selection,
adhered from the greatest composers OF
acred music. II is casket OF precious
ems that ought TO be in every choir.
nd in every homo where there are low
rs OF sacred song"
Ensign Bar, Barnes, son Of Governor
'arnes OF Oklahoma, passed through
he city yesterday on his way to Chicago.
IL received telegram from the war
apartment notifying him to report there
y duty on the lakes during the sum-
Ter. In the fal he expects to go TO San
francisco. where he will go on board or
ne Of Uncle Sans gun boats which viii
. for a two yeas cruise in Chinese
aterS