The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

W. D. Wallace Of Kingnan was
guest in the city yesterday.
William H. Clark OF Ottawa, Kan, is
registered at the Carey hotel.
Al Goodwin and his family returned
yesterday from a two weeks visit in
Iowa.
William Rogers leaves today for En-
poria, where he will join medicine
show.
Mr.. F. N. Jacques and Miss Leliie Fox
were married Sunday by Judge Hay
maker.
Mrs. Claude Bryan left last evening
for Topeka, where she viii visit with
friends for few days.
Miss Helen NJ Phillips, formerly of
this city, died in Topeka Sunday after a
sickness of several months.
Mrs. H B. Allen, who has been IN
town OF a short visit, has returned to
her home at Norwich, Kan.
Edgar Krailsheimer is at home from
military school 20 spend his vacation
with his parents and friends.
Mrs. L. Lazarus and Miss Lazarus
from Cairo. Ill, are visiting Mrs. B.
Levi, 345 North Lawrence avenue.
West Chamberlain arrived home yes
terday from a four weeks visit with
friends and relatives in California.
Mrs. .. B. Dewey of Chicago, ILL.,, is
Holland CT 447 North Lawrence avenue.
Professor NJ ]. Patterson. principal of
the Oklahoma City high school, returned
to his home yesterday after weeks
visit in this city and Hutchinson.
When we stop handling Sweet Sacred
Songs" you will see them among your
friends and will then be disappointed be-
cause you did not see and get one.
Colonel S. E. Jocelyn, George P.
Lock and Chief Of Police Campbell lead
a party who will leave today for the
Walnut on a weeks fishing expedition.
Mrs. August Andersen, assisted by
Mrs. Bris:ow, will receive the ladies of
the o. E. S. tomorrow afternoon from
until s al isr home. 400 Waco avenue.
Charley McCarty left yesterday for
Colorado Springs. Mr.. McCarty ex-
poets 10 spend the summer in the noun
tainS.
Sheriff Cone left last evening for
OsaWa ttonie with two insane people,
taking them 10 the state insane asylum.
Mrs. Hayward and Ed Herber were the
unfortunates.
Mrs. w. T. Belford Of Chandler o. T,
who has been making pleasant visit in
this city. the guest of her son and fam
lily. John A. Belford. returned to her
home yesterday morning.
Judge A. ]. Wyatt was out yesterday
for the first time during his illness. The
judge has been confined TO his home on
Topeka avanue with malaria fever. He
is now considerable improved.
The case Of Robbins and Mountz,
charged with malicious trespassing, was
heard in the district court yesterday
morning. Mr.. John OMealey was the
prosecuting witness. The case was dis
missed, being petty neighborhood
quarrel.
Bruce Lydig Of Ell Dorado. a promi-
nant lawyer Of that city, was in Wichita
yesterday enroute home from an extend
ed visit 10 New Mexico and Orizonia.
He says that two kinds Of business is
booming in that 'country-mining and
the cattle business.
The ladies Of the West Side Presby-
terrain church will give a strawberry ice
cream festival on the church lawn Tues
day evening. May 25. No pains will be
spared 10 make il a pleasant occasion. A
cordial invitation is given 10 all to come
and enjoy themselves and help on good
work. BY order OF committee.
Mrs. S. G. D;ffenderfer swore out a
warrant yesterday before Justice Glenn
against NJ. ]. Diffenderfer for assault,
saying in the warrant that he struck,
beat and wounded her. The scrap took
place on Sunday. The case will he heard
in Justice Glenn's court on next Friday
The affair Is supposed 10 be a family
tracuS,
Miss Jessie Clark. whose excellen.
work in the musical department Of the
Wichita schools has given that city one
Of the best high school choruses that
has ever sung in the west, and also has
given each building we'll drilled singers,
is one OF the earnest supporters OF the
Jubilee. In an interview yesterday, she
said:
The jubilee at Hutchinson has done
more for school music this year than in
former years in offering a prize for
school choruses below the high school.
II this can be kept up in years TO come
it will be great aid 70 public school
music. In Wichita We were able 20 send
only one chorus. as the children paid
all their own expense; but probably an
other year we can bring several choruses.
The value Of this kind Of work for chill
dren cannot be over-estimated. The
spirit OF courtesy and kindly feeling
for an opponent which are sure to be
generated by such contests. il conduct
ed in the right spirit. are worth as much
as the musical training"
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.