The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

city yesterday.
William Dunn Of Oxford was visitor
il the city yesterday.
NJ B. Light OF Winfield spent The
Fourth in the city yesterday.
Madams c. ]. Wells and E. Nye spent
the Fourth in Wichita yesterday.
Rev. Burns delivered the Fourth OF
July Grafton at Udall yesterday.
Roy Hair Of the Spooner Dramatic
company is in the city visiting friends.
Mrs W. A. Polk has been very i'll for
the past week and is still confined in
bed.
Ed selover leaves today for Fort
Smith. Ark, on a two weeks visit with
friercs.
Drs. ]. NJ. and W. W. Minick leave
tomorrow on a months vacation in
Colorado.
Mr.. Charles Payne and family leave
today on an extended trip to the At
lantic sea coast.
NJ. Mcclellan Of Hutchinson was in the
city yesterday taking in the bicycle
races at Riverside.
Mrs. A Brown left yesterday evening
for Norwich to visit friends and relatives
for couple of weeks.
Mss McNef Of South Emporis avenue
left last night on months visit with
friends IN Kansas City.
Walter Blake Of the Topeka Capital IL
in the city visiting with relatives and
friends for a few days.
Mrs. w. v Burns left yesterday for
Winfield. where she viii visit with her
parents for few days.
V. 5. Musil and daughter OF Elm
wood are in the city visiting with Col
w. 4. Tuttmann's family.
H. Nichols, a shoe dealer Of Butler,
Mo. is spending a few days in the city
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. j. NJ. Kirkwood of Sterling was In
the city yesterday celebrating the
Fourth and visiting with friends.
Rev. silverman Of Topeka is in the
city visiting with his father, Mr.. Lon
ieregger of South Emporia evenue.
Harry C. McClung. the baritone SOLO
ist, has resignend his position as a
member Of ST. johns Episcopal quartet
choir.
z. p Allen OF the reportorial staff
Of the Kansas City Star, is in the city
visiting his parents. DR.. and Mrs. E. B.
Allen.
Miss B. Hamrich Of Sterling was in
the city yesterday on a shopping tour
and spending the Fourth with friends in
the city.
There is no question but what the bus
inesss men who worked yesterday are all
in favor Of the ordinance which prohibit
ed the fire cracker nuisance.
Mrs. Harry Hammond. formerly Miss
Mollie Ross, is in the city from Canton,
Ohio. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Ross of North Topeka avenue.
DR.. Winner OF Sedgwick passed
through the city yesterday on his way
10 Minneapolis TO join his wife in few
rest. They VIII return in about thirty
days.
Charles Payne shipped car load OF
wild animals, including deer, antelope,
mountain lions. jack rabbits and few
badgers, to New York yesterday after
noon.
Mrs J. c. Thomas OF Cameron, Kan.
ia Wis. ting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
N,ingard. of North Water street. She
intends 10 remain q couple Of weeks in
the city.
Chris Gosh came in yesterday from
Nevada, Mo, to spend few days with
friends in the city. Mr.. Gosh is N the
novelty business in Nevada and is do
ing well.
Misses Pearl and Florence Tarter left
Yesterday morning for Fredonia, where
they spent the Fourth. They expect 10
be gone several days. They are visiting
old friends.
John Nelson. Joe Miller, a. C. Husey
and Lou Brown leave tomorrow for
weeks fishing on the Walnut river.
They will camp about four miles north
Of Augusta.
Mrs. T. X. Gibbs left yesterday for
Denver. Col, her future home. Mrs
Cihbs has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
4 BROWN. al SIS South Orchard street,
West Side.
Another proof of exceilency Of Kan
s,s nrojucfs is the fact that the Kansas
Produce company sold their products las'
week for better prices than was oeins
maid in the Chicago market.
sam Grisnore of ST. Louis was IN the
ciey yesterday. Mr.. Grismore has some
farming property In this section ana ne
said that corn appeared TO be in mucn
hetter condition than in Missouri.
Fletcher Peters. Harry Mitchrer. w.
Ni,chner, ]. Rockwell and Mr..
Di,hsrdson OF Newton were spending
The Fourth in city yesterday and tax
ing IN the bicycle races al Riverside
park.
= NJ Irwin returned yesterday morn
;,r fran, Illjop,o,is. Ill. He said that the
c,-n in Kansas was way ahead or that
:, Illinois. He was quite elated over
the nrososc; in Kansas compared With
Illinois.
Mrs. J. W. Walters and daughter,
ve,ba. leave this evening for Colorado
Sorin-s and Msnitcu, where they ex-
nant 10 spend the rest OF the hot wealth
81. They VIII De Joined later by ny.
Walters Cor a short visit.
Officer Gamble saw poke; book N
bugyy watch was hitched On East
Douglas avenue. He took the purse 10
ra,ice headquarters and left note on
The seat stating where i: could be found
A csrd In the pocket book indicated that
the owner vas from Kechi, this county.
Ross E. Miller. formerly a member Q,
the Century Road club. and one OF the
hest road riders in this part Of the west
has loined the L. ]. W. ana With tfenn
Ill HE