The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Miss Matte Bradford Of Ohio Is visit
ing her cousin. Miss Mary Cook, Isl n.
/ Topeka avenue.
Judge Price and family OF Ashland
went through Wichita last night on their
way to Kansas City.
Hon, NJ w. Weeks Of Norwich. who
| was here through the K. of P. festivities.
went home yesterday morning.
/ r. P. Murdock, business manager OF
,the Eagle. returned home last evening
from Chicago, where he has been for the
past week attending meeting Of the AS
ISOLATED Press.
| Mr. Henry Wallenstein Of the Boston
Store left yesterday for st. Louis and
! other eastern points on special trip in
the interest of the firm. 1t is expected
| that news from him later on will be In
teresting reading TO the customers Of the
Boston Store.
Mr.. George Sendelbach Of Guthrie re-
turned to his home last evening after
visiting with friends in the city for the
past week. George was always favorite
among the young people Of Wichita and
they are all pleased 10 earn that he mas
launched out irto business for himself
and that he is making q success OF the
venture
George Zim former Wichitan, but
who for the past few years has resided
in Hutchinson, was in the city yesterday
visiting with relatives and old friends.
Mr.. Zim used TO be one OF Wichita s
crack baseball players ard did some phe-
nomenal twirling for two seasons with
the cd Clippers He is now in the fur
niture business and is doing nicely.
The Eureka Messenger says: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Horner Of Wichita arrived
Friday evening for a short visit. on the
part Of the husband, and an indefinite
one on the part Of the wife. Mr.. Horner
eft for Peoria Sunday night, while Mrs.
Horrer, who has been sick for several
weeks, as her appearance indicates, will
remain here with her mother, for few
weeks at least. This young couple have
many friends in Eureka, and all were
glad TO see them.
Mr.. Seynlore Fosse. former classmate
with Mr.. Earl Blake in the law depart
ment Of the Garfield University, spent a
| few days with Mr.. Blake and old friends.
| Mir. Fosse is a resident Of Watonga, in
I Blaine county, o. T. He is now eX-coun-
| " attorney. He lef: last evening for Wa
| terloo. Kan, TO make few days visit
with his parents before leaving for his
| Oklahoma home.
| Miss Jessie LantZ, the young ,ady who
made such a decided hit al The Doctor
! OF Alcantara' opera as Inez, returned u
| her home in FL Dorado after a pleasant
visit with Mr. ard Mrs. 5. A. Ward
| Miss Lan,z is natural born actress and
quite captivated the music loving people
OF this city with her rich con;rsl,o voice
| actions on the stage and seemed TO be
perfectly az home.
News was received by ". c. Donneliy
yesterday from j. H. Wright OF Roches-
ter. " Y, announcing the death OF his
! wife. who did ct consumption. Nj
Wrigh: was for a number OF years a
! postman in this city. He was known
among his in;ia1ates as Fatty" Wright
His many friends here will be grieved Il
| led-n ~ Ills 4lSS- MIS- " EIE.lL Was a
very es:ima5le woman ard was highly
esteemed by al who knew her.
Probate Judge Hsymaker yesterday
tried two cases Of insanity. enc being
a mar. the other a woman. Mrs. Ella
l'Haywsrd. a woman about AZ years 81 aga
was frs, tried. She is insane OF religion.
/ ard Is also very emotional on other sub
/ jects- At times she is quite violent. hav-
ing ,gSd on several occasions 10 commi;
! suicide Edward ke-ver is II years %
| age and is an ircu-ae.e- he IS quite d.
| Gle and makes NJ trouble wha:sve-.
Judge W. E. Stanley. Il seems. is mix
/ ing up a little horticulture win his p-ac-
| lice Of the Law. And from me cha.aci ~
| % me Strawberries received BY the
! Eagls's editor from his hlne on River
I side HE efforts in the line Of tru.s mus;
2; least equal Hrs success az ne bar They
were OF the Cunbe-lai- Triumph variety.
and Notwithstanding tits has been al IN