The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-22
CITY In ERIEE.
hour.

L. L. IoSdtu went west on lIle w lCu4ld
and Western yesterday.
DR.. Hill Of Augusta, an old-time physi-
clan Of that city, is here.
W. L. Martin Of Winfield is in the city
attending to some business affairs.
]. C. o. Morse of Wellington is in the
city and is stopping at the Carey hotel.
Otto Eckstein left yesterday for Grant
ard Stevens counties on legal business.
E. NJ. Vanderpool and wife of Guthrie,
o. T., are in the city for a few days.
Frank Bernard, a well known business
man Of Lincoln, Neb., is here on business.
L. F. Parker. general counsel for the
Frisco, was mere yesterday on legal bust
ness.
Judge Herrick of Wellington was here
yesterday on business in the federal
court.
session yesterday transacting routine
business.
Superintendent Webb Of the Missouri
Pacific is in Coffeyville on business for
his company.
w. r. Stspleton of Guthrie is in The
city and IS quartered at the Manhattan
during his stay here.
Misses Laona Greene and Daisy
Eckler of Wellington are visiting N
the city for a few days.
Mrs. r. C. Dean has returned from a
two weeks visit with her husband and
son, who are located in ST. Louis.
Or. w. L. Hilton, pastor of the Cen
trail Christian church. will preach the
High school baccalaureate sermon.
The reason it is cool, pleasan: and no
dust flying on two or three Of the resi-
deEce streets is because they are sprink-
led.
Major Ewing, receiver Of the Wichita
National bank. offers to give Sedgwick
county Griswold Park for its claim
against the bank.
Deputy Sheriff G. W. Kensler returned
yesterday morning from Ossawatomie,
and in the afternoon made a short bust
ness trip TO Bentley.
r. o. Deming, Republican mayor of
Oswego, is in the city visiting friends.
Mayor Deming was once one OF Wich-
ita's High school boys.
The state board of railway assessors
will reach this city this evening. Staying
over night here. they will go over the
Wichita and Western tomorrow.
Frank z. Smith of the MoMahon cir
Gus came down from Kansas City yes
the city for a few days attending 10
some business in connection with the
circus.
Probate Judge ]. y. Haymaker issued
yesterday afternoon marriage licenses 10
Mr.. James Gardner ard Miss Diilia Cof-
fee, both of this city. A license was also
issued 10 Edward Sare ard Miss Dora W.
Brazel, both of Kechi.
Charles H. Hill was arrested yesterday
by the police charged with burglary. 1t
is alleged that ne stole bride from c.
w. Carpenter of Colwich. Several 9TH
er charges will probably be preferred
against him. He will be given a near
ing today. I
Sheriff J. L. Brewer, Elmer Gillen
and George Houcher were over from
Kingman yesterday having time"
with Harry Gillen Of East st. Louis.
Harry used TO live in Kingman but
there is no getting him any further
west than Wichita now.
Under the insurance department distri-
button law. which divides up the fees
paid for licenses by the insurance COM
panies to the state, TO the fire organiza-
tions of the cities and towns in the state
according 10 population. and which has
just been done, Wichita gets S1.14S.06.
Robert Price, who was shot one night
last February while trying TO rob Red"
Wilkinson, is fast improving, and hopes
are row entertained Of his recovery. He
has been confined in the county jail where
the best of attention has been given him.
For a long time his life was despaired of.
Owing TO the threatening weather and
the high wind which prevailed last
evening the German-American Physi-
clans and Surgeons did not give any en-
terlainment last night IN their big tent.
Tonight they will give a first-class en-
ter5a.nment. songs and dances. The
pictures viii be of an especial interest
70 all.
Miss Jessie Lewalling viii give party
al Garfield hal on the first of May to her
children's class. Il will be a fancy dress
affair and dancing around the Maypole
will be one of the features. This party
Will close the season for the children and
in all likelihood q ,arge attendance viii
be present.
The Boston stores new bicycle deliv-
e-y wagon attracted a great deal Of at
tentlon on IFS frs; appearance on the
streets Of Wichita yesterday. While
not in use il stood in front Of the store
surrounded by crowds of interested
spectators. This is the only machine Of
the kind in this city and as an adver-
tisement for The Boston store VIII GER
ta.niy be a success.
Willie Hughes. the colored sri who
was with Amanda Bean or Saturday,
April y. When she stole cape from the
Boston stole. was tried yesterday be-
fore Judge Glenn. Amanda Bean Plead
guilty on last Monday and was given
thirty days n the county jail Willie
Hughes stood trial and plead not guilty
She was. however, found guilty and
given thirty days. The cape was a silk
one and valued a. S425
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.