The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

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flower. called yesterday.
Mike Sutton of Dodge City was in the
city yesterday for a few hours
| Bisnop MiIlspaugh. next Sunday. viii
| confirm a class in the 81. Johns church.
| Police Judge Hatton Is again q, his
| pest OF duty, after an attack OF Ia
grippe.
| Miss VI. T. Ackerman returned yes
| terday from business trip Throughout.
| tho east
| Ralph l. Miilison IL confined 10 his
| rooms in the Sedgwick with an attack
Of "a grippe.
| Mr.. w. \. Ayres. clerk OF the court OF
+! appeals. has named his father as assist
ant in the Office.
Mrs David Leahy returned from
| Guthrie yesterday. Mr.. Leahy IS i'm
| proving slowly.
Mrs. Granger leaves today for Chi
| cago, where she expects 70 remain for
| several weeks.
Harry Bone OF Ashland was in the
| city yesterday attending 20 seine Legal
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The judges OF the court OF appeals
| were in the city yesterday. They will
| begin a regular session at Fort Scott to-
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aufborn OF North
| Topeka avenue were called 20 Peabody
On account OF the death OF Mr.. Am
| born's father.
! Lew Cook has been having more fam
| lily troubles. and is in the lookup for
! knocking his wife out in few unsclen-
| t.fic and alcoholic rounds.
Caroline Harrison Circle Ladies OF the
C. \. r.. will meet at the court house at
| 2:e0 y. m today \ fun attendance Is
l come before the Circle.
Mrs n. j. Hume left Sunday morning
| for Kansas City. where she expects 10
| visit for several days. afterward going
| 70 Chicago and New York. She will re-
| turn about March 10.
E. r. Powelrs horse ran away yester-
\ day from the Santa Fe tracks and was
| caught near the fish market on Douglas
| avenue by a one-armed man. the act
| winning applause from observers. No
| damage was done.
| On Sunday last William Lille. the
| tailor. said: 81 have a way To judge the
weather that beats Hicks and all of
| them. When pretty day comes like
this. and the ladies are all out then look
\ OUT for storms the day following.
The Rev. John Won Herrllch viii en-
| Lertain the morning and evening choirs
| and all the members of the Young Peo-
| pies chapter this evening at the resi-
| dsnce of Mrs. Charles A. Walker. corner
| of Third and EmpOria avenue. Judging
| from the last occasion very jolly and
hilarious time IS anticipated.
The Ash Wednesday services at St.
JOINS church will take place at 1890
D. m. and p. m. tomorrow. The choirs
| Of St. Johns are preparing very elab-
| crate musical service Cor next Sunday.
| when Bishop MilIspaugh will be present
~ both services. The morning and even
ing choirs will sing together on this oc-
casicn.
| NJ. Imboden of Galveston. who was in
\ the city yesterday. explained that in the
roads there. there is one sand-heap. AS
! luck would have IL the battleship Texas
anchored over this. When the tide
went ont. the battleship settled dov1 on
this and when the tide came in she
foated again. This was the foundation
for the sensational disp2 tches sent out
from Galveston.
Abe L. Cooper. the genial. departed
yesterday for Washington. u. c.. where
he will attend to some important bust
ness aud then return 10 Harrisburg Pa.
where he has a position offered him.
Mr.. Cooper was manager OF ;pe opera
house in early days. and for the past ten
yeats has been in the employ Of "
Frank Martin. Mr.. Cooper was the soul
OF honor and congeniality and VIII be
missed by a host of friends.
E. L. Brannan, who was with the
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circus
last season. arrived IN the city yester-
day from Chicago and IL quartered az
the Manhattan hotel. Mr. Brannan has
been In the circus business for twenty
years and is one OF the best posted men
in the business. He will have charge
Of the advance department OF the Nc
Mahon shows this season. Under his
management il is safe 20 predict a very
prosperous season.
a birthday party was given BY Miss
Ma simmons. Saturday. February q.
AZ 1925 East Central avenue. The even
ing was spent pleasantly in games.
Walking. Rotations and instrumental
music, after which refreshments were
served They all went home voting her
a charming hostess. The guests we're.
Lulu Johnson, George Simmons, Sinna
Wilde. joan Simmons. Rosa Plnkie
Dunn, Emma Garrett. Nellie y. North
Willie Simmons. Gertrude Johnson.
Rosa and Nina lynch. Fanny and
Charlotte Belle. Pete COlmin. Eddie
Johnson, Minnie Webster. Gertrude
Biyens. May Simmons. Francis Steele,
May Foman, Daisy Parish. Addle VIII