The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

W. P Mcdonald Of Leavenworth, is In
the city.
Judge David Dale left last night for
Topeka on business.
The Mozart school will give their rec;t-
al tonight at s O'Clock.
Hon. Samuel r. Peters Of Newton, is
registered at the Carey.
c. j. Meyer, prominent business man
of Newton, is registered at the Manhat-
tan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Stabler Of Nc
Pherson are visiting for few days with
e, B. Yale.
Mrs s. c. Spots Of New York City is
Visiting for few days with Mr.. II. Z.
Pyle and family.
Sidney Brakeman Of Leon. Kan, was IN
the city last evening attending 10 some
personal business.
George Ross. ST., Is quite Ill at his
home on North Topeka avenue with an
attack Of Ia grippe.
Rev. A B. Green is seriously Ill at his
home on College Hill. He has not been
down town this year.
Mr.. Charlie Cohn has gone to New
York to buy goods. Mrs. Cohn went as
tar as st. Louis with him.
fornia to visit several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Hume.
Mrs. Lizzie Teal of 1201 South Fannie
avenue, has been very sick for the past
three weeks but IS now able to sit up
part of the time.
Assistant Postmaster George P. Locke
returned yesterday from Topeka, where
he had been for several days watching
the legislative proceedings.
Miss Carrie B. Hume eft yesterday for
her future home in Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. Hume will make her home with her
brother, Mr.. Lay Bleakman, who is in
the coal business in that city.
Mr.. Will Frazer, formerly of the Wich-
ita Steam Laundry. has purchased an in
terest in a large bicycle establishment in
Washington, D. c.. where he and MS
family have permanently located.
Mr.. John Garter is a delegate to the
meeting Of the National Editorial associ-
alton, TO be held in Galveston next week,
and starts for that place today. He will
be accompanied by Mrs. Carter.
The seniors of the High school received
She juniors last night at the residence of
Mr., Albert Gehring on South Topeka
avenue. Music, crokinole. cards and
Gaacing were the features of the evening.
The any friends of Harry Gordon will
be glad to learn that he has formed a
partnership with one Of the best legal
firms in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon viii reside In one Of the fashion
able suburbs of the city
;. J. Neer, county clerk Of Cowley
County, was in the city yesterday from
Winfield. Mr.. Neer was caller at the
Masonic home. II was his first visit to
the home. He was greatly pleased with
everything connected with it.
Died. in the Zimmeriy building, this
city, February 13, 1897, at o'clock a.
III, Mrs. J. L. Everett, wife of Dr. ]. IT.
Everett. Services today at O'Clock p.
m. Friends Of the family respectfully
Invited. The remains will be taken to
Clyde, O., for interment.
The Valentine party which was to have
been given tonight in Sedgwick Music
hail by the young people of St Johns
church has been postponed until the 22d
next, when George Washington's birth
day viii be uniquely and brilliantly ce!e-
brated in place of St. Valentines day.
Mr.. r. P. Murdoch, business manager
ef the Eagle, has gone to New York 10
attend the annual meeting of the Ameri-
van Newspaper Association, of which he
Is a member. This association comprises
the business managers OF the leading
journals or the United States and Can
ada
1t is rumored Camille Urso, the re-
howned violinist who is the greatest now
living, is TO be in Wichita in about a
month. If this be true the music lovers
of the city will rejoice to hear of its veri-
fication. She was here about six years
ego, and those who heard her have not
forgotten il.
Assistant City Engineer Jackman had
a gang Of men at work yesterday cutting
the ice out of the cutters on the south
side OF Douglas avenue where the warm
sunshine had not penetrated. 1t seems
that the very bottom; has fallen out of
the town since the thaw, but wheat will
clap its hands in glee over the large
drink OF Adams ale which ii has receiv- |
ed.
I have given Chamberiain's Cough