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

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meeting. All are corially invited.
CITY IN BRIEF.
]. r. Ballard of Winfield was at tn
Carey last evening.
DR.. ". B. Slutz left yesterday on
short trip to Fort Scott.
There is a case of scarlet fever Of
South Lawrence avenue.
Mr. A. L. VanPelt Of Cheney was shop
ping in the city yesterday.
Miss Olive Clayton has returned from
her summers outing in Colorado.
Mr.. Siias Brown is in Cheney attend
ing to some business matters.
E n. Smith and wife of FL Dorado
were at the Carey last evening.
Mr.. W. R. Savage, ex-mayor Of Well
ington. was at the Carey yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Woods returned home las
night from a business trip to Newton.
O. ]. Hackney of Wellington was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. Henry Schnitzler left yesterday
for Chicago and Milwaukee on business
trip.
Miss Flow Myer Of Oklahoma City, i.
visiting tho Misses Daily on South Water
street.
Mr.. H. C. Hodges left yesterday at
ternoon on an extended trip to Indian
apolis.
Mrs. r. P. Butcher Of Haysville left
the city yesterday for Kokomo, Ind, for
visit
O. Haythorn, Of the Tornado. left yes
terday for the eastern markets to pur-
chase goods for mis- store.
Miss Katherine Junkerman, accompan-
led by her mother, left yesterday for
their home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Nellie Ledgerwood Of Springfield,
No, is visiting her uncle, William
Ledserwood, of sO2 Waco avenue.
Mr.. NJ. c. Campbell came in from his
ranch in Clark county yesterday TO
spend a few days with his family.
Miss Katie McMurtrie of Emporia ar
rived in the city yesterday to make a
visit with Judge and Mrs. keenan,.
Mrs. E. C. Cowden and children have
returned home from a three weeks visit
at Manitou and Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Porter of 1859 Sher-
wood avenue happy over the arrival or
a baby girl at their home yesterday.
Miss Maggie Garwood returned last
evening from Denver, where she has
been for the past month visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. A. N. Brown, a prominent railroad
man Of Arkansas City, was attending
to some business affairs in the city yes
terday.
Miss Frances Overstreet left yesterday
for her home in Emporia, after a pleas
ant visit of two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
B. L. keenan,.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Caldwell left over
the Missouri Pacific yesterday for In
dianapolis. where they will visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Ratliff, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Rufe Cone. left yesterday for
Little Rock, from which place she will
go 10 Nashville. Tenn.
Mrs. w. A. Polk has returned from her
eastern visit on account OF illness. She
was met in Kansas City by her husband,
who accompanied her home
Mr.. Graham Campbell will leave today
for the State University at Lawrence,
where he will start on four years
course in that excellent institution.
J. C. Peniwell, of the Peniwell Monu-
mental Works, has moved his family
from Wellington to this city and will re-
side at 1lSo North Lawrence avenue.
Mr.. Jesse McClees- left yesterday
for Baltimore, Md. After a few
days visit there he will go 10 Richmond,
Va, where he will enter the University
Of Virginia.
County Attorney Sam Amidon left
asst night over the Frisco for Spring.
field. No. where he goes 10 look after
some property interests and to see his |
,-year-old pacing mare Saphrite race to-
lay.
Lockhart's comedy elephants are pre-
sented as special feature of the famous |
Ringing Bros. this season. and though |
hey are complete exhibition in them |
>C4NeS, luSy are presented N conjunction |
With the regular arenic performance |
Without extra charge
y. T. Derhon and family leave tomor-
'ow for Eau Claire. Wis. to make that |
'ity their future home. They will be ac-
by Misses Nella H. Ouigan |
md CHAIRMAN Ada Laulace, both FORM
.rly Of Eau Claire, and by Mr.. B. F. Hill |
on, also OF Eau Claire.
DR.. w. A Minick was elected president |
4 the Southwestern Kansas Picnic as
Tuesday night the Fraternal
Aid association got cinch on pleasure
tself. The doctor can plan a pleasure
rip quite as successfully as he can pu.
lp the other kind OF medicine.
Ringing Bros Worlds Greatest
shows are conducted on strictly honora-
lie business principles. Every precau-
ioa is taken 10 protect the patrons OF
ne show from gamblers and sharpers
t all kinds, and a complete force OF de-
ec,ives Is maintained during the entire
eason 20 protect the public from I'm
osi:ion.