The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-05
CITY IN BRIEF.

Rankin Mason Of Topeka was down
| yesterday.
Miss Estelle Downing entertained Fri
| day night.
| Fred c. Gregg OF Emporia is at the
Manhattan.
Bruce keenan, has returned from an
eastern trip.
l.. NJ. Sandifer Of Cincinnati was in the
| city yesterday.
c. r. Erookes Of Guthrie was up yes
| terday morning.
J. s. Jacobs of Eureka came in on the
| Frisco yesterday.
Mrs E. P. Downing entertained at din
! ner New Years day.
| w. Herrick of Wellington came up to
| Wichita yesterday on business.
w Davis and wife of Lorraine, Kan,
| are visiting friends in this city.
w. K. Lawney of Rossland, British Co.
! lumbia, was at the Carey yesterday.
A. ]. Andrews Of Dwight was yester-
| day afternoon arrival at the Manhattan.
| Mrs. r. c. Parker has just returned
| from an extended trip in Michigan and
| Illinois.
w. H Atkins and daughter Miss Anne
| liza, of Sedan, Kan, are visiting friends
| in Wichita.
F. Charles of Clearwater. Kansas, was
| in the city yesterday settling up last
years business.
Miss Nellie Reese who has been spend
| ing the holidays here, returned to Kan
| sas City yesterday.
F. Y. Carter and wife returned TO
| Cripple Creek last night after holiday
visit with their parents.
Cedia Dott of this city and Miss Ma
ME Finch of Salina were granted a IL
Gems. 10 wed yesterday.
Deacon Wilson has returned from Can
ton, Ohio. where he has been inspecting
the Clearwater bridge that is being built
there.
Mr.. f, C. Naylor of Gloversville, N Y.
has returned TO his home after spending
the holidays with his sister, Miss Belle
Homer.
The Misses Jennie and Lulu Freeman
returned Sunday from a weeks visit
with their cousin, Miss Cora Smith OF
Clearwater.
Mr. Sam Hess, buyer for Herman &
Hess, left Sunday over the Santa Fe for
New York, to purchase their spring and
summer stock
Miss Ida Howard, who has been spend
last evening to Winfield, where she will
attend Winfield college.
]. D. Miller OF Waco township lost
child few days ago with that same
strange cisea sc that the Eagle recorded
Of child on the West Side some few
months ago. At night the child took
sick. developed black spots over its body
and lived only about twenty hours after
it was first taken sick.
There are now twenty inmates al the
Masonic Home. thirteen OF them being
children and the others venerable MEM
hers of the order. Twelve of the chill
d-en ara sent TO the Mccormick school
Superintendent Mccall is one of the bus
lest men in the city, giving attention to
the Home and his Masonic publication,
The Kansas Freemason.
Roundsman James Kea-ns put on
pair OF congress gaiter shoes Sunday
night for the first time in his checkered
career. He now says. Once was enough
for me-" Yesterday he had 10 have them
ripped off his feet. as the elastic was
very strong and chung 20 his ankles
with the tenacity of a porous plaster %
a fat mans diaphTam. Ha had them
changed SO as to button UP in front ike
a vest.
Mr.. Frank Scott and Mss Jessie Grant
were united IN marriage on Friday, jan
uaTy ]. 1897. a, the home OF the brides
parents. two and one-hslf miles south az
Bsyneville. Mr.. Scott IS a weli-klOwu
business man OF Bayneville. and x well
known in this part Of the county. Mss
Grant Is one OF the society young aides
in the south part Of this county. where
she has many friends They moved into
their little cottage in. Bsynevills n which
they are at home 20 entertain their
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