The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-26
CITY IN BRIEF.

! Billy Allen went 10 Winfield las: ev-
ening on the Santa Fe.
! Winfield has asked that Sid Toler's
"Plunger" be put on there.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrae have returned
from their visit in the country.
Lewis Ward is spending a few days
visiting with friends in Beloit.
Mr.. Joe Trice left last evening for
Winfield TO be gone several days.
Gerald Volk left last evening on a
short business trip TO Kansas City.
Ormstead Bradford has had his pen
sion increased from Sc 10 $40 per month.
Miss Anna Patterson of Lawrence,
Kan. is the guest Of Miss Virgie Little
Cy Cook is confined 20 his home, Ais
North Emporia avenue, slightly indis-
posed.
Mrs. and Miss Howard have returned
from Winfield and the Chautaukua as
semb!y.
Chas Beal. an old Wichita boy, is
around among his friends here for a
short visit.
d. II. -aC\dJ went " w ySSleI-
day TO make short visit with his friend
Colonel Loomis.
Case against C. ]. Wright, the man
who stole Chas. Simmons horse, was
filed in the district court yesterday.
Fred Mentz left yesterday for To-
peka TO get onto the system used by
the Santa Fe in opening their books.
S. L. Maxwell. agent OF the Wells
Fargo Express company. went 20 Ar
kansas City yesterday, on shor, bust
ness trip
E. K. Nevling. the big grain buyer of
Wichita, departed sfor the north this
morning. He expects TO handle 5000 car
loads of Oklahoma and Kansas wheat
this year.-El Reno Supper Bel.
Father John Maher came down from
Newton last evening TO attend the
Graduating exercises of the Pro Cathe-
dral school. Father Maher expects -
leave soon on an European trip of sew
era! months duration.
Ed. Borland. who used TO catch for
the Wichita Clippers, is said 10 have
been killed recently in saloon in
Charlottesville, Ind. He was well known
in baseball circles throughout southern
Kansas and Oklahoma.
Mrs R. r vermilion Is expected home
this evening from a visit to her parents
in Centerville, Iowa. After a few days
rest Mr.. and Mrs Vermilion will leave
on a months recreation in California
and Pacific slope cities.
Mrs D. H Rhodes, wife Of Superin-
dentent Rhodes of the Wichita and
Western, died Thursday morning in OF
peka Her remains were brought to
this city last night. The funeral ar
rangements had not been arranged last
evening.
Mr. W. R. Dulaney will leave within
a day or two for Kentucky. Mr.. Du-
leney's father was injured some time
ago in a runaway and his son intends
u go back and see him. II is reported
that he has not recovered from the in
juries sustained.
Mr.. E. E. Cook, who formerly resided
on College Hill and attended the Wich-
ita High school, came in yesterday from
Fort Worth. Texas. Mr. Cook is now
associate editor Of the Railway News.
published a. Fort Worth. He came
back TO his old home TO settle up some
legal business.
Mr. Harry II. Gardner. banker OF FL
Dorado, is spending the week in this
city for treatment OF an eye. He is IN
der the professional care OF Dr.. Hamii-
ton. Mr.. Gardner is one OF the best
posted men Financially IN the state. and
he talks very encouragingly Of the out
.ook for Kansas.
Charley Luling. Hank Heiserman.
Tom Voss Charley Burrows and Judge
Ginger left last evening for the Mime
scah for a two days fishing trip. They
will go sou;heas; OF Garden Plain. They
are making Dig brags Of what they are
going 70 bring home. II IS very likely
tia, fish viii be given away upon their
return.
Captain John T Taylor stopped OF IN
the city last night on his way home 20
Guthrie from Valparaiso. Ind. where he
had been on business. The captain il a
whole-s1uied, genial gentleman. and Re
made some good friends during his shor; |
stay il Wichita. He was SO much i'm
pressed with Wichita ;ha: he intends 20 |
return WIKI a cr0nie n a snort time and |