The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-16
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4 SlSh Will Id SilppC-
Mr.. E. o. Jones Of Caldwell is quarter
ed at the Manhattan.
". A Yates of Comanche, I. T., is reg
istered a. the Manhattan.
Ira jackson with his whiskers was ir
from Sunnydale yesterday.
County Clerk A. NJ. Denny returned
yesterday morning from Topeka.
Miss Sophie Klentz has returned from
three weeks visit in the east.
Hon. Samuel r. Peters Of Newton is in
the city attending the United States
| court.
Major j. T woolsey and A. ". Harley
Of the Ponca agency are registered at the
Carey.
J.R H King. the pension agent, has
| removed TO a room in 209 North Main
street.
B. ]. Sheridan Of Wellington was in the
city yesterday attending to some bust
| ness affairs.
Conductors E. H. Kitching and Al Gla-
| zier Of Newton are in the city attending
the Scottish Rite.
Mrs. Harry McComas returned yester-
day from ST. Louis, where she has been
visiting her parents for several weeks.
Mr.. John Speer, the first editor of a
Kansas newspaper. left yesterday morn
| ing on short business trip TO Topeka
and Lawrence.
The jury from this term of court must
Il r. a %I,a al 80 of .1a
| term, as the new law does not so into
effect to call for new list.
JOS. Mcmahon of the circus has return
| ed from New York, where ne engaged
from Indian and African importers some
rare animals for his splendid show.
o. n. Carpenter. a genial engineer on
the Santa Fe railroad, accompanied by
his family, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Murphy on North
Main street.
J. H. Murray, who recently removed 10
this city from Cave Springs, is establish
ing a medicine and extract factory on
South Hydraulic avenue. He viii en-
ploy several hands.
Ferdinand Petroff, the bulldog fighter
from Russia has proposition to join the
junta at st. Louis and go and fight for
Greece as an officer. He is awaiting
transportation. Ferdinand would be a
holy terror to the enemy.
John Noble, the veteran angler. has
built him canvas fishing boat that can
be folded UP in parts and placed under
a buggy seat, and yet when Joined and
launched it holds two anglers and walks
the waters like thing of life.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lobaugh of Cold
water. Kan, with their two sons are Wis
iting the family of Rev. James Law
renee. Mr.. Lobaugh is cashier of the Co
manche County State bank, and with his
family is taking little needed rest.
Mr.. j. B. Mcmahon returned yesterday
from the east. where he has been the
past week securing animals. new attrac-
tons and paraphernalia necessary for his
big shows. Mr.. Mcmahon, il is expected,
viii, open the season in this city in the
spring.
Will Bell, barber on East Douglas,
has a little cocker spaniel dog that per-
forms some cute tricks, among which is
dance on her hind feet in a more
graceful manner than the italian CHINA
mon bear which makes an annual tour
OF the country.
The South Lawrence avenue bridge
having been reported in a shaky condi-
ton, County Clerk Denny and the three
county commissioners went down yester-
day afternoon to inspect it. If the bridge
carried this quartette safely over, it is
far. far from shaky.
The services at st. Johns church this |
week will be as follows: Wednesday af- |
ternoon 4 p. m; Thursday afternoon D. |
M; Friday morning at 1890, Litsny ser
vice, and 4:30 p. m. at the residence OF |
Mrs. George Pratt, 1913 North Emporia |
avenue. All invited.
Major \. E. Woodson Of Darlington |
was a caller at the Eagle Office yester- |
day, as were also Mr.. Harper Cunning |
ham Of Guthrie, Mr.. E. d. Donnelly Of |
Guthrie and Mr.. c. B. Adams OF Colo- |
RADIO. They called in company with Mr.. |
Delaney of the Santa Fe.
George Spencer. who recently returned |
from Pittsburg. Philadelphia and Boston. |
on important business. has wonderful |
stories 10 relate about the tough times |
and distress in the eastern states. but the /
people in the manufacturing districts all /
have hopes that Mckinney viii carry |
them through. His portrait is displayed
al all the factories.
The following telegram 70 C. ". Clark
explains itself: Carson City. New. March
IA cinch. Place money al any odds.
Delaney's and Jim's regards. McVey."
This means in favor OF Corbett, Of course
AT 30 East Douglas avenue pets are 500
to $50 in favor Of Coroett- 4 special
wire is being placed to accommodate Wis
TORS.
Lucy Nichols. in the district court. ao-
plies for divorce from her late husband.
VIM. Nichols. for non-support. Her al
-orney is A. II. Geissler. The lady also
wants SO per month slirnony She re-
sides on South Enporia avenue Mrs.
Ida e. Wampler, through her attorney.
Judge J. NJ. Balderston. wants a divorce
rom her late husband, J. w Wampier.
The Southwest Kansas conference OF
he Methodist Episcopal caurch opens to
morrow morning a; Winfield. Chaplain
as he is fam.lia-ly known, bul
Tow bishop. vii preside. The session
asts untl next Monday. All the Metho-
iist pastors vii! attend the conference.
'ome OF them 70 return and probably
cane Of them VIII 6e assigned 10 new
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