The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

The city library has received 400 new
books.
W. R. Dulaney of the stock yards is
visiting in Omaha.
W. H. Carter of Belle PLANE is moving
nis family 70 this city.
Major Calvin Hood of Emporia is in
the city for the next few days.
Mrs. Mcmahon has been made admin
sstratrix of her husbands estate.
Mrs Eugene Ketsler is over at FL Do
RADIO this week visiting relatives.
Z. B. Phelps, a substantial farmer Of
Eagle township, is here on business.
Mrs. r. B. Wallace came in from Kan
sas City yesterday for weeks visit.
w. NJ. Glass. prominent young bust
ness man of Colwich, was here yesterday.
Miss Mary Scott of Emporia is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. P. S. Soule.
Mr.. C. r. Hibarger has moved from the
Sedgwick block 10 1149 North Wichita
street.
Dee Whittemore, a well known busire ss
man of Goddard, is doing business in
Wichita.
Judge Glenn is thanking his friends
for the compliment paid him IN his re-
election.
C. L. Seagraves of Topeka, is visit
ing in the city and looking after railroad
interests.
Daniel E. Booze, a prominent farmer
Of Union township. was Wichita visitor
yesterday.
J. 3. Bourgette and wife after short
visit in this city. have returned TO their
home in Augusta.
Main street, above the pavement, is in
a horrible condition. Some grading is
badly needed there.
The new ties for the Frisco improve
nlents here in town are being prough
from below Purcell
John F. Wer5in. who keeps the general
store in Bentley, is here doing business
With the wholesale people.
Mr.. and Mrs Bion Hull are entertair-
Ing Mr.. Hulrs mother, who has come
from Illinois to visit them.
County Superintendent Colville went TO
kechi last night to address the patrons
ct closing school exercises.
D. S. Pipes, the lightning law book
man of Kansas City, is here making his
rounds among the lawyers.
Major Calvin Hood of Emporia came
Into town last night on the $50 Santa |
Fe. for a short business stay.
The wall paper men say times are
booming in their line preparatory TO the |
national moving day on May 1.
Mrs. o. G. Cation, nee Irma Ash, Of |
Independence, Kan, is visiting her par
ents at No. 406 South Market street.
Charlie Luling was back at his desk |
In the district clerks Office again yester- |
day, after being in politics for week.
George r. Thrush, from the northwest |
part of Sedgwick county, was here yes
terday. Mr.. Thrush is prosperous stock |
man.
The examination of Cunningham for
the shooting of McMahon will be held
Ia the court house, appellate court room,
today.
ExCounty Commissioner E Webb was
In town yesterday on his way home from
Kansas City where he had been with
car load of sheep.
F. r. Flickinger, who was elected
mayor Of FL Reno, last Tuesday, passed
through Wichita yesterday on his way
TO western Kansas to visit relatives.
Nearly everybody in town is taking
the result of the election philosophically.
except Judge Balderston. He thinks Fin
lay Ross ought to have a majority of
e,00o
P. L. Soper, who was very we'll known
here as ]. ". Ady's deputy under the
Harrison administration, has been ap-
pointed United States attorney for the
Indian Territory.
Mike Connel of Newton, roadmaster
OF the Santa Fe division from Newton TO
Arkansas City, and including the Null
vane extension, was in Wichita yester-
day on trip out.
Mrs. Ed Hockaday of Kingf1sher, Mrs
James Hockaday OF Shawnee, and Newt |
Hockaday Of FL Reno, were registered
at the Carey yesterday. They were here
consulting eye doctors.
United States Marshal r. NJ. Love OF
Texas came in yesterday to visit his
deputy, j. Y. Cunningham. Mr.. Cum