The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-11-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

| Captain Burgess is very SICK.
Mrs. E. w. Virgins has returned home
| from an extended trip 70 Chicago.
Mr. C. NJ. Irwin left yesterday on a
short business trip to Olathe, Kan.
Mr.. l.. E. Craig left yesterday after
noon ON a business trip to St. Louis
Mrs. L. H. Barry and her son, ]. E.
Barry, left yesterday for Urbana, o.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Six Of Wellington
were in the city yesterday shopping.
J. Giles Smith went to Palestine, Tex.
last evening on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Wilson left over
the Santa Fe yesterday morning for Chi
cago.
w H. Herbig, the new councilman
from the First ward, is the Rock Island
agent.
De Witt Pinckney Of Fort Smith is
visiting Fred George on West Third
street.
Mr. E Wakefield of Cheney was in the
city yesterday transacting some business
affairs
Mr.. Q. H. Bentley went to Valley Cen
ter yesterday morning to attend to some
legal business.
Mr. Chris Gosh will leave today for
his home in Nevada, Mo-, after few
days visit with friends here.
c. r. Fulton, the clothier. has had
new desk placed in his office at nus store
and is re-arranging the Office.
Mr. S. W. Forsha of Hutchinson was
in the city yesterday consulting with
some Of the local grain dealers.
Mr.. J. T. Foley. travelling passenger
agent Of the Vandalis line. was in the
city yesterday from Kansas City.
Col. VIM Innes left last night for New
York, where ne goes 10 purchase goods
for Innes & Co.'S dry goods house.
L. NJ Crawford, Of Topeka. manager
Of the Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Mis-
souri, circuit Of opera houses, is here.
Col. Hawkins OF Hawkinsville. Ga. was
calling on friends yesterday and Incl
dentally transacting some business mat
ters.
Mrs. Rogers left over The Santa Fe yes
terday afternoon for Pueblo. Colo, where
she Will visit with friends for a few
weeks.
Mr.. ]. c. Brsmhaf, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Burlington route. was
in the city yesterday hustling business
for his line.
Billy" Smith of Topeka, formerly en-
ployed in the sheriff's office during Mr..
Royses term. was in the city yesterday
calling on friends.
Mrs. Susan Gregg and son left over the
Santa Fe last evening for Palestine,
Texas, where they will visit with friends
and relatives for a snort time.
Miss Callie Paddock. Who has been Wis
iting friends in Sedgwick. spent a few
hours in the city yesterday while en-
route 10 her home in Gallipolis. ..
Rev. W. H. Parker. pastor of the First
Baptist church in Winfield. was in the
city Yesterday calling on friends and at
tending 10 some personal matters
o. A Boyle will sell grade students
tickets 10 the entire course Of the Wich- |
ita Lyceum for 10 cents. The advance
sale yesterday took the last opera chair
NJ. ana Mrs. E r Cation left over the
Missouri Pacific yesterday afternoon for
El Dorado Springs. Mo. They were cali |
ed there owing 10 the serious Illness Of |
Mr.. Cations mother.
On next Monday Patrolman Julius !
Zimmerman, Billy Meyer. Dr.. Neumsn. |
II. Noltmeyer and John Wegsr viii 50 /
n Topeka 70 attend the grand lodge |
meeting of the Sons % Herman.
President z. E. Ripley Of me A. T and I
s. F. railway. passed through she city |
yesterday from New York City enrouse !
TO the south. General superintendent II. |
L. Nudge accompanied M Ripley IN ehe /
special train.
AZ the Baptist church lastevening. W. |
II. Parker preached 10 fine audience, /
snd interested and instructed his hear /
ers. The text for the evening was
drawn from the book OF Ecclesiastes,
tenth chapter. tenth verse. Services ev-
cry evening this week.
Make it clear as sunlight that. when
you demand some article advertised IN 1
this paper. you want precisely that ar
tic.s, ami nothing else