The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-25
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr.. T. w. Biting mas gone 10 CnlcdSt
on a short business trip.
A. O. Nichols of Guthrie was bust
ness visitor here yesterday.
Judge w. c. Little was in Cheney yes
terday on short business trip.
Mr.. G. T. Neubert of Arkansas City
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Hon. James B. Gallagher, editor of the
Breeze, was in the city yesterday from
| Lyons, Kan.
Mr.. H Tatgenhorst and family have
moved TO their new home, 352 North
Fourth evenue
Mr.. r. o. Deming. formerly of this city
and now mayor of Oswego, was at the
Carey yesterday.
Charles Brown Of Cheney, prominent
merchant of that town, was here yester-
day on business.
Messrs. Cliff Sawyer and Henry
Schnitzler spent yesterday near Norwich
hunting for game.
George Newman, a prominent farmer
OF Valley Center township, was mere yes
terday on business.
Mrs NJ. ]. Hume left last night for
Kansas City, where she will visit a day
or two with her parents.
Rev. A. S. Dechaot, superintendent Of
the Reform churches in the west, Is here
from his home in Foreston, III.
j. W. Owens of Montrose, Colo, Is in
the city visiting for few weeks with
his brother, DR.. Henry Owens.
Probate Judge Bob Neff Of Kay
county, o. r, is in the city visiting with
relatives and old time friends.
Judge S. r. Peters of Newton was in
the city yesterday for few hours at
tending to some legal matters.
Mr.. w. H. Sdce came up from The Ok
lahoma country yesterday morning to
visit with friends for few days.
L. c. Waller of Valley Center, VINO has
been travelling for the Cox Hay com
pany, was here yesterday on business.
Rufus s. Allen and George Davis, prom
inent citizens of Valley Center township,
were here yesterday on business at the
court house.
Miss Elva Abele and Albert Sefton
were married 10y Rev. DR.. Slutz at 7:30
last evening at the home Of Mrs. ATbele
on Ohio avenue
Mr.. c. L. Seagraves. travelling passen-
the Corinne Opera company to Emporia
yesterday morning.
Mr.. c. H. Reckmeyer yesterday gave
every married man in his establishment
a fine large turkey for his Thanksgiving
dinner. 1t took fifteen to go around.
The postoffice will be open today
from 9:3O to IL a. m. Car
riers viii not deliver on their routes.
Money order division will not open.
Col. Harry Loper, one of Wellington's
prominent citizens, was in the city yes
terdsy attending to some business mat
ters and calling on his many friends
here.
Mrs. Mary T. Black and her daughter, |
Miss Josie, arrived in the city yesterday |
from Columbus, Ohio. They ex-
pect to remain in the city until after the |
NlE II ". OdrldDu, western passenger |
agent Of the Wabash, with headquarters |
n Kansas City, passed through the city
enroute TO Oklahoma City, yesterday |
morning.
Mr.. Clarence Sluss Is expected nome |
his morning from Lawrence, where 9le
s attending the Kansas university. He
viii spsnd a few days with his parents,
Judge and Mrs. Sluss.
AT O'Clock last evening Mr. Wm. c.
Hoover and Miss Lily P. Simmons.
laughter of Sheriff-elect c. w. Simmons,
we're married al the home OF Mr. SIM
mons, No. 62S North Market street The
ceremony was private, the only persons
present being the immediate families Of
ne contracting parties. The bridal cou-
Die were attended during the ceremony
~ Miss Anna Gray and Mr.. Charles
simmons. brother OF the bride. Imme-
hately after the ceremony the company
preceded TO the dining room, where an
elaborate dinner was in waiting Rev.
Bruce Griffith, pastor of the Reformed
,hurch, was the officiating clergyman.
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