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

sas City on short trip.
Judge Dale took day OF yesterday
and went hunting for ducks.
Mr.. ]. F. Cioder is in Kansas City at
tending to some business affairs.
Mr.. A. B. Cobbyslt has some business
matters to adjust in Kansas City.
Mr.. c. ]. Charles has returned from a
short business trip to Hutchinson.
Vol P. Mooney, a leading lawyer from
Butler county, is here on business.
Miss Mary T. Barrett Of Ottawa was
in the city for a short time yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas A. Sullivan was in And
over yesterday attending to some legal
business.
do yesterday afternoon. He expects to
returned home today.
Mr.. ]. v. Dougherty left yesterday for
Kansas City, where he has some legal
business to look after.
0dr. r. r. Hatfield left yesterday for
lola, Kansas, where Gle had some legal
business to transact.
Mr. Morgan Cox went over to El Do
rado yesterday where ne has gone to at
tend to some business matters.
DR.. G. C. Purdue returned yesterday
afternoon from Augusta, where ne has
been on professional business
Mr.. Charley Burrows left yesterday
over the Missouri Pacific, where he has
gone on a short business trip.
Mrs. C. F.. Grumbine Of Cleburne,
Tex. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. r.
Alexander, sos South Emporia avenue.
Mr.. Casper Haines, well known in mu-
sicai circles in this city, is here for a
few days, enroute to Denver from Chi
cago.
Mr.. c. H. Davidson has returned from
North Dakota, where ne has been on &C
count of the serious illness of his
mother.
Charles Bucher Of Newton, well
known as a lawyer and Democratic poll
tician, was mere yesterday on business
at the court house.
Mrs. Catherine Russell is conducting
a studio Of music in the Zimmerly build
ing, an announcement of which appears
in another column.
Mr.. C. E. Elliott, one Of Wellington's
leading lawyers, was in the city yester-
day attending to some legal business in
the district court.
Mrs. ]. c. McCqelland and son of
Pond Creek, o. T., were in the city
yesterday and stopped at the Carey dur
ing their stay here.
Mr.. A. B. Ritchie, the genial travel
ing passenger agent Of the Vandalia,
left yesterday morning over the Santa
Fe for Kansas City.
Mr.. Zack Mulhall, general livestock
agent of the Frisco was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Mulhall was en- route
to his home in ST. Louis from the south.
Mr.. John Kelly. paying teller of the
Sedgwick county bank. was elected
treasurer Of st. johns Episcopal church
at the last meeting OF the vestry Of that
church.
Mr.. B. B. Cushmsn, private secretary
for Senator Baker, left over the Missou-
RI Pacific yesterday for Leavenworth af-
ter a pleasant visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Selah S. King, who hse been here
for several months ON account OF the
sickness and death Of NJ. G.. Mosrer, has
returned to Tekoa, Wash, taking her
mother with i1er.
y. 5. Darling and wife leave today
for Oklahoma City, their future home.
where Mr.. Daring. in company with
Others. will enter into the wholesale sash
snd door business.
Nr. o. c Daisy met with painful sc-
cident yesterday while assistaing In put
ting Up a stove. The stove slipped out
OF his hands and fell on his foot. oruis-
ing IL considerably.
Mr.. J. N. J. Kane. advance agent for
Al G. Fields minstrels. was in the city
yesterday making arrangements for the
appearance OF his company, who are soon
10 give an exhibition in the Crawford
Grand.
The meetings in the Presbyterian |
church are increasing each nigat IN
numbers. power and interest The se--
mon las. night was vivid presentation /
OF the scenes o. the judgment day. Al
Christians are urgently Inyite- 20 a.
tend the service az 10 a m today The
subject o. this evenings discourse VII I
be the Doom OF the Finally Impens- /
tent Sinner" Those persons wf1o are
fhe time to pass away without /
hearing DIT. Wells sTe missing one o,