The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Hon. Temple Houston of Woodward
spent Sunday at the Carey.
A. F. Randall was in the city from
Augusta yesterday afternoon.
County Commissioner d. T. Sealock
spun down 10 Darby and back yesterday.
Louis Meyers of Canton, Ohio, was a
guest at the Occidental hotel yesterday.
Hon. Seymour Price of Oklahoma City is
visiting in Wichita and while doing SO is
the guest OF the Carey.
The remains of Mr.. Rawson will be
buried Wednesday, but the time and
other details are not yet arranged.
County Commissioner Harmon went
to Winfield Sunday TO attend session
OF the Methodist conference at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Crayon and Mrs.
T. N. Hutto OF Kingman, passed through
Wichita last night on their way home
from rhe Winfield conference.
J. B .Bleakmore, the stockman, de-
parted for California Saturday to at
tend 10 some important business. He
will be absent for about two months.
Erwin Taft, who is we'll known in
this city, VIII be married this week in
Color ado Springs. He is in the employ
of a dry goods establishment at that
point.
Judge Glenn yesterday received notice
that a pension of SO a month has been
allowed to Mary A. Carr. widow Of An
drew Carr. Mrs. Carr resides at River
1ale, Kan.
The police claim that two colored
tramps applied for lodging at police
headquarters last Sunday night. They
we're the first colored tramps that ever
applied for shelter at headquarters.
DR.. Slutz OF the First N. E. church
will entertain IN the church parlors on
Wednesday evening his official board
together with a special friend that any
member of the board may invite, should
he desires 10 do so.
Dr. Murlin, president of Baker univer-
sity at Baldwin. Kan, preached at both
morning and evening services at the
First NJ. f. church Sunday. The Sabbath
school in the afternoon was particularly
Interesting. Almost 500 scholars were
present.
Cash Henderson returned last night
from his spring purchasing trip TO New
York and when questioned about what
he did while away, he said: Just you
wait till the goods begin to arrive and
you will have your question more than
answered. 1 didn't Sleep"
A committee of the Royal Neighbors
OF Wichita Camp Az, consisting of Mrs.
L. X. Critchfeld, Mrs. L. Turner, Mrs.
]. F. McVey and Mrs. NJ. Tapp, have Sc
cured the passage Of resolutions highly
eulogizing the life and character OF the
late l.. J. White and extending sympathy
to the sorrowing ones left behind.
Sidney Norwood. an employee of
Henry Schn'tzler, was shot through the
feshy part Of his right forearm Satur-
day night while on his way home. Mr..
Norwood was pretty badly frightened
but his injury was slight. He did not
larry to learn the cause of the shot. He
thinks he was mistaken for some one
else.
Mr.. Gus V. Wells Of this city has in
vented pneumatic rubber shoe filler 10
be used in sample shoes. The shoe with
such form VIII have the subtle life-lke
appearance as 1t does on the foot. II
viii admit OF an examination Of the
shoe as TO its f1exibility and also the
texture of the leather. Manufacturers,
merchants and travelling shoe men who
have seen il, say it is the most complete
foot form they have ever seen. It will
make Mr.. Wells rich.
The Minneapolis Journal notes that bi-
cycle manufacturers used 10 advertise
only in the selling season: but experience
has taught them that people buy bicy-
cles in their minds months before they
buy them in the stores. This is true, not
only OF the bicycle trade, but Of many
others. While there is much advertising
that must yield immediate results in or
der TO be profitable, there is also much
that must be planted ahead so as to give
81 time to take root. II is none too early
now 10 start some OF the summer seed
ing.