The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-15
CITY IN BRIEF.

|" 40 Al LIE city ldSt ul&0t.
W. C. Richard left yesterday for an
extended trip in Oklahoma.
DR.. J. W. Shuts returned yesterday
from Winfield. where he had been on a
,.o's ssionai trip.
There was quite a heavy frost night
before last. 1t is thought that no DAM
damage was done.
Judge Glenn yesterday received word
that Salla Coats OF Augusta had been
allowed a pension Of IS per month.
Mr.. John ledger Of Wellington was in
the city yesterday attending the cour;
OF appeals, in which he had an important
case.
c. n. Austin was fined so In police
court yesterday afternoon for maintain
ing nuisance on Seneca street on the
West Side.
Editor Kurtz Of the Augusta Press was
in the city last might for a short while.
He reports everything lovely in his city
and vicinity.
Carl Baehr. the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Baehr, Of South Main street, has
gone to Kansas City to visit his grand
parents during the summer.
S. Woodcock OF Wellington has NOV
ed his family to this city and will make
Wichita his future home Mr.. Woodcock
was formerly sheriff Of Sumner county.
Major Ewing, receiver OF the Wichita
National bank, went TO Topeka last even
ing to attend the funeral Of the late Chas
NJ. Foulks. He will be absent three or
four days.
day from his folks, who live west Of FL
Reno, telling him o: tremendous hail
storm that prevailed in that section OF
The territory.
Judge Feglar Of Newton was in the
city last night and called at the Eagle
Office to investigate the mystery Of set
ting quarter Of a million type every
night by machinery.
Mr.. Frank Weipshank, one Of the men,
bers Of the state live stock sanitary COM
was in the city yesterday re-
turning from Topeka, where a meeting
OF the BOARD was nel0.
Ze.'a Wright filed petition In tae 6is-
trio, court yesterday foc divorce from
her husband. Albert Wright. James A.
Robinson also flied papers with :he court
for divorce from mis- wife. Lola Robin
son.
There will be a meeting tonight Of the
attorneys and students Of law at the Of
ice Of Stanley & Vermillion for the pur-
pose Of effecting an organization. Il is
desired that there be full at
endance.
Standard, reputable articles are not
lear az the prices asked for them. Sub
;titutes offered by INSCRIPTIONS and ir-
makers are costly at any fig |
Ire. Be sure that no Ihumbug is prac- |
iced on you when you go to buy.
Examine the labels and trademarks OF |
articles. limitations are COM
non, and In some instances the differ |
nee between them and the genuine is so |
light as to escape careless observation. |
Beware Of dishonest shopkeepers and |
alesmen.
George Van werden returned yester-
ay from Des Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Van /
Verden and the children will remain FOR |
ONE time. Mr.. Van Werden was called |
o Iowa on account Of the serious illness
I his father. When he left he was very
nuch improved.
Rev. w r. Smith Of Otto, Ia, who has
cen visiting his son, NJ r. Smith of
his city, left for his home yesterday. He
1ade a telling address at the Y. NJ. c.
!. room last Sabbath. Mr.. Smith was
,ell pleased with this city and especially
nth the fine spring weather.
Senator and Mrs. Henry S. Johnston Of
'erry. o. T.. who have been visiting
ew days with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Cation,
y South Emporia avenue, left last night
Or home. Mr.. Johnston Is rising young
,wyer OF Oklahoma. and was on the re-
urn trip from Council Bluffs. Ia, where
e had been as counse. in an important
abroad damage suit
Mrs. Claude Forrest, nee Miss Molne
hines, formerly of this city, but now of
[. Louis is in the city visiting her
lother and sister, Mrs. Stewart Of South
iain street Mrs. Forrest will remain a
EEK or more. she still retains her Ole
I'VE FOR Wichita ard said yesterday that
looks prettier now than ever before.
Ter husband Is in business in st. Louis
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