The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-31
CITY In BRIEF.

The house moving investigation vii
come up next week.
]. ". Workman OF Lyons stopped a.
the Carey yesterday.
w. A. Da,sell, a lawyer of Cheney, va:
in the city yesterday.
John D. MilIiken OF Mcpherson was q
Carey guest yesterday.
Ad- Caravan Of Hutchinson was reg
istered a the Carey yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph rogers is very sick at her
hone il the eastern part OF the city.
Marion Rogers, prominent stOckmau
Of Cheney. is in-the city on business.
Judge joan a. McAtee OF Enid has
been spending several days in the city.
J. S. Buck and wife of SedgHiclI were
in the city yesterday and stopped a. The
Carey.
BH. Campbell departed last night for
| Texas TO look after some OF his cattle in
| te-ests.
Louis Mendenhau departed yesterday
! for Oklahoma, where he has business in
/ teTes;s.
Mrs. VIM. s. Clements left last evening
( over the Wichita and Western railroad
for CO!linson.
Mrs Mary Biglow OF Newton is visit
/ Ing TIE IdlEllE Of NJ y. O2IN-ls ly0l
/ North Market street.
/ Over 100 people took advantage OF the
/ Central Coal and Coke company's offer
/ OF free coal yesterday.
! Professor Sanford and family will fur
/ nish the music a. the lecture this evening
/ a. Sed9wick Music nall.
Charles Weingard received word yes
/ teTday Of the death OF MS grandmother,
Z = Sn e. ~
E 3. JewetI. 4. MDenny and Thomas
I c. Wilson were Wichita representatives
/ at the Kansas Day club festivities.
Mrs. c. H. Kemper and daughter of
| Hennessey, O. T, have been the guests OF
Mrs Z. p. Downing for the past week.
Pliny Simpson, assistant clerk OF the
district court in Sumner county, spent
! yesterday in the city and stopped al the
Manhattan.
Mrs. B. H. Butttrfield of Eldora. Iowa
who is spending the winter with her sons
in this city, has bee quite i'll, but IS now
improving.
Mr.. W. C. Kenneke OF New York CITY
| is visiting in the city. He is on his way
to Colorado where ne has severa, mines
to look after.
John Doran. who has been sick for
night, but nothing definite could be learn
ed concerning it.
The Ladies' Aid society Of The G. A. r
OF Cheney viii install officers in Masonic
hall al } p. m. Saturday and later give a
banquet and musical entertainment.
The A. o. L. ". lodge of Cheney gave
a banquet and dance last Thursday even
ing in Grand View MOTEL About seventy
persons were present and pleasure ruled
the hours.
Frank Weinshenk. of Kingman, who
was yesterday confirmed as a member
Of the livestock commission by the state
senate. was in the city last night and
stopped a the Carey.
Archie McVicker. who has been a con-
secutiYa pill-mixer at Van Werden's
drug store for nine years, celebrated his
2Sth birthday yesterday. He received
numerous presents from his friends.
John Under, residing just west Of the
Whitaker packing house, was 81 unfOT-
turate as 10 break A bone in his leg by a
fall on the ice TWO days ago Dr. 81.
John. his physician. thinks the injury not
serious.
Overhea.ed pipes in a hot air furnace
caused a small fire at the home OF Coun-
ty Treasurer Morris J. Lloyd at 1926
North Topeka early yesterday afternoon.
Fire department No. 2 responded TO the
alarm and was soon on the scene. They
found the fire nearly extinguished on
their arrival, however. The damage was
Slight.
Charles Recknleyef has returned from
tour of the Indian Territory. He was
caught in a snow drift. seventy miles
from a railroad, but he did good hus.-
ness all the same. The chief reason for
his success lies in the fact that "Reck'
never leaves his voice on the mantle
piece when he goes OUT for business. He
reports better sales than for many sea-