The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-01
CITY IN BRIEF.

JIM. Maxey OF Cheney spent yeterda,
in the city.
Mr.. o. A. Boy.e returned from the cas-
Friday evening.
J. W. Walters leaves this evening fol
Manitou. to join his family.
Col. ]. L. Dyer left last evening for 4
months outing at Manitou.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bard are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Guy Marshall.
Mr. 1. Gross, Of the Golden Eagle, viii
leave tomorrow for the eastern markets
Mr.. E. F. Casad Of the City Of Mexico
is visiting his mother and sister, at 6lt
North Emporia.
Miss Helen Gibson returned to 81 Do
RADIO today, after pleasant visit with
Mrs. John Henderson.
r. P. Murdoch, business manager OF
the Eagle, went to Colorado and the
mountains last night.
A barn on Elm street, near Waco,
was burned las: night at II O'Clock. 1;
was probably set on fire by tramps.
Miss Grace Church Of Marion, Kansas,
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Nina
Bush, at 53S North Emporia avenue.
Miss Lulu ,Munson went to yelling
ton yesterday. where she will visit with
friends and relatives during the coming
week.
Miss leila Dumont, who has been SUI
fering with malaria, Is 80 far recovered
that she viii soon be able to be about as
usual.
Mrs. John H. Reynolds has returned
from an extended visit at her old home,
and among relatives and friends in Penn
sylvania.
Jim Tapp says 1t will rain within two
days for all the ginger snaps and to-
bacco in the Red Front Racket are COM
ing into case.
Big crowds go out every night to shoot
the chutes at Sullivan's dam. An ex-
tension will be built soon. making the
chute 20 feet long.
VIII and Ed. Anderson Of Cheney are
in the city visiting their brother, c. S.
Anderson. They report light rain in
Cheney on Sunday.
". r. Julian. mayor Of Kiowa and
prominent cattleman OF that city. who
has been visiting Earl Blake for a week,
Eent home yesterday.
The people on College Hill are kicking
because the street cars DO not run clear
10 the end Of the line. They say half
an hours work would repair the track.
aI-o ala
widow and daughter of ]. Frank Cellar
Of Cheney. are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
E. NJ. Brown, on South Lawrence ave-
nue..
James T. Pomeroy. general manager
Crescent hotel. Eureka Springs, Ark;
Mountain house, and Montezuma hotel.
Las Vegas. Hot Springs, n. NJ, vii! be
in Wichita for a week.
Mr.. ]. W. hartman has purcha sed, |
through Freeman & Lawrence. the Jew |
EFT residence on North Emporia avenue |
Mr.. hartman will remodel the house and |
occupy it as home in the near future.
This is a great town for trick riders |
among the boys. There isn't a boy in /
Town that can't do one or more tricks |
IN HIS NNSSl. Is TcSIlpDSlD4S lDk !
his. as the boys see him and cannot re-
;ist initiating.
The shutes at Sullivan's dam are now
n working order. and il ia the intention |
II the management 20 run wagonettee
md buses ever TWO hours from the cor
her OF Douglas and Main today. for the
OF those who wish TO en-
oy shooting through space at the speed
Il mile a minute.
Jim Dorsey. OF the firm OF Smith &
Dorsey. says that the demand for houses
. move is very great a; the present
ime. but ina, there are very few houses
eff which are in any way near good
condition 20 move, and that this IS an
,1her indication that better days are
oming for he real estate men.
Card of Thanks.
Ms y A RrlIua- and FANNY sas--e 4