The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
CITY IN Brief.

gle act al Green on July g.
W. c. Richards was quite sick yester-
day ar his home. e37 North Market.
P. A Rohrbaugh is out among hi:
| friends again after a weeks Illness
| Hon Thomas C Wilson will crate or
the Third OF July 10 the good people OF
Kingman-
| Miss Leila Mcclellan, VINO has beer
| sick. for soma time al her North Marke.
street home, has almost recovered.
| J. c. Bsamhau, a well known traveins
passenger agent for the Burlington. VINO
has MS headquarters az 81 10. spent
yesterday in Wichita.
Judge Dale intends 70 complete bust
ness in the district court by July End
/ when the house will be dark until the
LIST day OF September.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Gilbert, OF South
Ida avenue. rejoice over the arrival Of a
wee sweet miss who pu. in her appear
auce yesterday morning.
Mr.. c. A Clancy, who lives in the
neighborhood % Antover, brought 70
tbs Office today a sample OF oats which
indicate an enormous crop.
OrviIle \ Boyle left yesterday morn
| ing for Winfield He viii spend the re-
nainder OF the Chautauqua season IN
thar city and will return Friday.
The report that the health OF Ira
Pearce. who is in Colorado. Is bad. Is a
mistake His parents have received a
letter in which he implies that he = i'm
proving greatly
IN buying medicines. food products,
kitchen preparations, or anything else
that concerns health, See that no strange
inferior goods are recommended by IL
responsible persons.
Annie Rich brought suit against her
husband, Charles Rich, in the district
court, for divorce. Mrs. Cassie z. Beck
with also brought suit against her hus-
band, Oren H. Beckwith, for divorce.
General Manager J. ]. Frey and Gen
e-ai Superintendent H I. Nudge OF the
Santa Fe passed through the city yes
Ierday in a special train on their way
% Purcell. I T. on tour OF inspection
Edgar B. Marchant returned yesterday
from ST. John, Kan Ed started out i'm
mediatsly on his return 20 find house
in which 70 live. He expects 20 move
his family here within the next two
weeks.
]. H Dillon and wife left yesterday
over the Missouri Pacific for Dublin,
Ind Mr. Dillon has business in Indiana
which will take him month 70 adjust.
Mrs. Dillon accompanies him merely for
pleasure
Miss Grace Davidson is spending to-
day a: Maize. she taught one Of the
grades in the public schools az that place
last year very successfully and meets
the board there today and Will probably
accept a reappointment-
Dave Leahy: That one overshadow-
ing wcayness in Wichita viii manifest
itselt IN everything. Even the meteor
that sfot over the town Sunday night,
according 70 the reports, was about the
size and shape % a barrel"
Mr.. ". l. Olinger arrived home from
LongtOn. Kan, yesterday. He said that
he was eighty miles oushwest Of Wich-
TIA Sunday and that the meteor was
still going west when ne last saw II He
thinks the meteor hit somewhere in Col
orado.
John Jacobs left yesterday for Neode-
sta, where he has gone 10 purchase
some oil land He expects to visit all
that country around Coffeyyille, Neode-
sha and other cities where oil is said 70
be in abundance. He will be gone abou.
a week
". {. Tracey. division superintendent
OF the Missouri Pacific. accompanied by
his family. left yesterday for the health
resorts OF Colorado. Mr.. Tracey has
been Ill Cor some time and hopes 10 COM
pletely recover with the assistance OF
Colorado's bracing climate.
Mr. Scott Ashton Of Colorado Springs
arrived in the city a few days ago. Mr..
Ashton came % ge- his father and moth
e.. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ashton. 70 spend
the summer with him in Colorado Miss
Marie, daughter OF Mr.. Sid Ashton, ac-
ccnp3nied them 70 Colorado yesterday.
3. f. Yoakum, second vice president
snd general manager OF the Frisco.
came in on an early morning train in
his special car from Topeka yesterday.
Transportation Supe-n ;endent A. J.
Davidson accompanied him. They left
over the Frisco a. 10 O'Clock for 81.
Louis
Dave Ieahy: Dr. Pra:: Of Sedgwick
county has WRITTEN 70 the governor say
ing hat IL he isn't given something he
vii start z rebellion against the admin
is;ration- 1t is suggested that his neigh
boz. Or. Shuts. might give him deputy
fish wsrdenship for the COwskin creek
and save trouble.
Mr.. Gus Miller says that the report as
given in yeS;eriaya's Eagle conveyed a
wrong impression on The biddinghfH
wroug impression regarding the bid
ding on the contract work % Be done
on the federal building Mr. Miller says
De bid s.. eS1s5. Mr.. Dodd s5,s7s,oo and
Young Bros. $3.50 IS.
Train No. 405 on the Santa Fe, which
is due from The south az l0;+e A. N. was
four hours Ia;e both Tuesday and yes1er-
day. Connections with the Gulf were
nos made a Purcell either day and me
Santa Fe train was held Tor IL The
Plug tha- runs regularly from yelling
toa 10 Muivane xas sent through as a
first section
Mr. E. e Biecklsy returned yesterday
from AaniIoI. Colo. He said NJ. Char
ley Owens. formerly travelling passenger
agent 81 me VaadaAa and Pennsylvania
line. with headquarters in this city. l.
TOW The proprietor OF ne Barker house
=. NF.rst,r, a-5 -as Ns16a,-s a. Lad