The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-06
CITY IN BRIEF.

There viii be several weddings this
month.
r. W. Neal of Peck is in the city at
tending court.
Bentley & Hatfield are renovating and
papering their Office.
The Light company is putting down
gas mains on South Topeka avenue.
Rudolph Hatfield goes to Garden City
tonight to address the High school.
Thomas Mahan is able to be out again
after weeks illness with la grippe.
The iperatto, DIR. Of AIcantara." held
the first rehearsal in the opera house
| last night.
Victor Skinner and family leave to-
morrow for Santo Palo, Cali, their fu-
rure home.
The Santa Fe gate bars are out of
k ger and have been causing trouble for
a day or two.
DR.. w. 4. Minick goes to Hutchinson
tonight TO attend the state convention Of
the Homeopathists.
The Missouri Pacific VIII make one
half rate TO Hutchinson on account Of the
musical jubilee May IS ,19, 20 and q.
Mrs. II. K. Herbert of Ell Dorado is
spending week with her brother, W. E..
Bailey and family in the Whitlock block
Father Tiehen viii depart this morn
ing for Mobile, Ala, 10 attend the con-
vent.on of the Catholic Knights of Amer
ica.
Mrs. William Hon Of Pleasant Hill,
No, is visiting with her brothers, G. P.
and o. S. Jones, and mother, Mrs. H. w.
Jones, at room 20 ,Bayless block.
Warwick Lodge No. A, Knights of
Pythias, viii meet in special session this
day Thursday at p. m, for work in
second and third ranks. E. A. V:nnaird,
C. C.
W. c. Donnelly is getting up drum
corps for the X. of P. grand lodge meet
ing next week. Any person who will
volunteer are requested TO call at 1923
South Market.
Cash Henderson returned last evening
from trip to the big auction sale Of TIE
Eli Walker stock IN St. Louis. 1t is I'M
derstood that he purchased 5000 worth
of goods and has them en- route for his
sore.
Mrs. VIM. McFfe and Mrs. Lizzie
Ross McFie of Los Angeles, Cali, are
visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Carvin, 1887 North
Market street. They will remain a week
and then make an extended trip to New
York.
Sha lob a.
OF proprietary articles. limitations are
common, and in some cases the differ
ence between them and the genuine is
So Sigh, as 70 escape careless observa-
ton. Beware OF dishonest shopkeepers
and statesmen.
The High school commencement ex-
ercises viii begin promptly at 7:S0 this
evening. The doors viii be open at s:45.
Secure reserved seats at Biting Bros
before p. m. today. No standing room
Will be sold Each ticket entities the |
holder TO a seat, reserved until $50.
Otto kopplin can boast of an infant
prodigy i'll the person of his Little FIVE
year-old daughter Henrietta, who not
only reads her school books fiuentiy but
reads the Eagle every morning for the |
news. Some church ladies are negotiat- |
ing for the little lady 70 sing in choir. |
as she sings as sweely as she reads.
Sid Summers. who recently returned
from tour Of the southern states. has
himself in business in Der |
by. having bought residence property |
and a store house on the main street of |
the town and fitted i: up with an entire |
stock Of new goods. He says that in all |
his travels ne saw no better country |
,han within the boundaries OF Sedgwick |
county.
Twenty-ihree young men and women |
u the First ". z. church held a meet |
ing las, night in W. E. SANKEY'S Office |
amen; the coming social May L. They |
have q full program arranged. WIN |
serve cake. cream, berries. &c. No at- |
mission wiil be charged. Thir;y-three o: |
the hoys have pledged themselves 20 |
make cakes Tor the event. Many read |
e-s All remember the social they gave /