The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-20
CITY IN BRIEF.

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Judge Dale is again confined to his
room with sickness.
DR.. ]. W. Shultz was called to Topeka
on business yesterday.
NJ E. Brown, the Augusta banker,
stopped al the Carey yesterday.
Mrs. T. H Turner of Conway Springs
is visiting friends in the city this week.
Judge J. l. Herrick of Wellington
spent yesterday in the city and stopped
at the Carey.
F. E. Doyle. one OF the well known
K'ngman merchants, was a visitor in
Wichita yesterday.
]. T. Clay, who represents the .McPike-
Fox Drug company of Atchison, was in
the city yesterday.
George Allomn, railway mail clerk Of
Pratt. Kan, visited his brother VIII and
family of this city yesterday.
His fellow members of the CONNER
cial cub will tender Arthur Faulkner a
farewell reception some evening this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Baldwin and fam
lily went over 10 Howard, Kan. yester-
day to visit her latives, the family Of
Or. Hays
The Yucca Soap company of this city
has a big exhibit at the Kansas pure
food exposition which is on at Topeka
this week.
The funeral Of w Gibbs will take
place at 1890 o'clock this "wednesday
morning from the residence of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. S. Brownewell, No 315 Wa
bash avenue.
Major W. n. Ewing. the receiver of the
" ichita National. returned 20 the city
yesterday after an absence of several
days, during which time he visited To-
peka and Kansas City.
The semi-monthly meeting of the di-
rectoIs of the Wichita hospital viii he
held today a. ? p. m. An invitation IS
extended to al! municipal officers who
may be interested in the management OF
the hospital
Charlie Testland. who had formerly
been assistant cashier in the Kansas Ma
tional bank, is acting cashier since the
resignation Of Arthur Faulkner. The va
cancy will not be permanently filed for
several weeks.
John Rossler. who stole a revolver in
order to get into jail for the winter
months. has iisappointments in store for
him. His sentence OF six months will
reach 70 july 10. and hence he viii not
sea the robins nest again and the bull
frogs bloom.
Louis A. Bush applies for divorce in
the district court. alleging that his wife,
Libbie Bush. has for two years refused
10 come here from New York and join
him in matrimonial alliance. Louis is
tired of keeping the wolf from the door
single handed and alone.
Mss Mathilde Lemon. who spent two
years in this city and delighted our peo-
pie with her magnificent voice. is travel
ing and giving concerts with Mr.. Char
les z. Humphrey. a young violinist who
has just returned from Leipsic. where
he mas been studying for three years.
George Bennett regrets the death II
Albert ). Wills. minister 10 Honolulu.
Mr.. Bennett was d school mate az the
deceased minister in Louisville, Ky. in
days gone by Willis was the hero OF
the iife-saving station al the great Ohio
falls for ten years previous 20 his APP
p1intment as minister 10 Honolulu
Sheriff Cone finished The task OF ap-
praisinS the stock OF the Standard Shoe
company yesterday. Il is now under an
attachment in favor OF the Otto Oilcs
Leather Company. Wider Leather COM
pany and United States Leather COM
pGny. The failure. as stated n Sundays
issue Of the Eagle. was caused by She
failure ~ the main house OF the Standard
Shoe company IN jefferson City, No.
and the local house mad nothing 10 do
with The cause. but being a branch
house was compelled 70 succunab-
George 7. Madden. fathsr-in-lsw Of
Joseph r. Mcmahon. died yesterday a.
ternoo3 a. I q clock. The remains wiz
he escorted % the Rock Island depot By
members e the lodge OF Elks. = which
he was al honoTed member. belonging -
the Portland Oregon. lodge The pail
hearers VII Dc H. L Ray. q Des MONIES
Il. lodge; 7. II. TichEor. 81 Colorado
Springs. Coo. lodge; Ot;o Eckstein 0f
Topeka. kan. I0Ige: Chas- ". Clark -
Atlanta. Ca. lodge Deceased was .
years cf age. and VIII be buried az De-
a1an. VS.. the home ~ Ms McNshs1.
Ms. Helena 5 Mason. president =
Garfield Corps ". r G. No g.. a few
DAYS sgo was the recipient OF a very IN
expected surprise ~ receiving natifcs-
lion % an appointment; a. aide ca IRE
staT ~ Agnes HE. the national prssi-
dent % the Woalan's Relief corps. The
surprise vas The more complete. as she
did nos even know tina. s1s bad been
recommended tor the position, and does
ror as vat suspicion The source from
whence L eDeaated. Il Is The f-Ss tine
that No. 40 has ever had recognition o,
TIE national SAT- she appreciates taa
honor conferred upon herself and ne
corps. and vii TO douhs Te;iecg credit a
thA high position 70 which she has ne-u
F'ALsEnoop Is susceptible of an infuIfy o, /
com hiDaIioHs. baf tratn Fas only c1e node
II being Rousseau