The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-04
CITY IN Brief.

| out with his guns.
S. ". Pearce is IL Oklahoma Territor
on business for mis- firm.
R. H. johnson OF Fern avenue Ia
moved 10 his farm near Maize.
Mrs. Lola Fife o: Kingman is visitin
her mother, Mrs. E. r. Appleby.
| H. c. Boyle. farmer of Grant town
ship. IS doing business in the city.
George ". Getty of Syracuse. Kansa.
is here on business in the fedora. court.
N. Cunningham, the awning manufac
| turer, is sick al the ST. Francis hospi
| tai.
W. A. Hellar made a big shipment o
produce to Butte, Montana, yesterda,
morning.
| T. y. Trlckey, a prominent bushes
man OF Muivane, was here yesterday o.
| business.
". ". Pearce has moved his jewelr,
stock from 403 East Douglas 10 13s \
Main street.
The 2-year-oId child OF Nell Wood
burn died at 10 O'Clock las: night after I
long illness.
John F. Werbin Of Bentley. driving
merchant OF that place, IS here for medi
cal treatment.
W. ". Walters Of Cheney, marshal O
that city, is here transacting business a
the court house.
Dr.. C. G. Adams IL In Topeka attend
ing the annual meeting Of the Kansa.
Dental association.
John G. Campbell, editor Of the Wei
lington Monitor-Press, was in the city
yesterday on busienss.
y. B. Sickler. wei known merchant
OF Derby. Kan. - here doing bushes:
with the wholesale people.
]. R. Canaday, for long time farm.
er in Sedgwick and Butler counties, has
taken up his residence here.
Senator Marum of Oklahoma was in
the city Sunday returning from an Off.
cial visit to the territorial capital.
Miss Minnie Fought is visiting friends
here this week on her way from King
AfdH " liCic AlOliiC a. 4hSdLOid, ~.
Hon. c. B. Martin Of Norwich, N T.,
was in the city yesterday looking after
property interests Of himself and friends.
L. F. Parker. general solicitor Of the
Frisco railroad, was here Tor q short time
yesterday on business for his railway
company.
Barnes & Newcomb are having their
store room repapered and painted and
viii have an attractive room when il i.
completed.
George W. Vickers Of Alva, o. T., a
member Of the legislature and a promin-
ent lawyer of the territory, is here on
legal business.
L. G.. Furnish and Miss Minnie Pavey,
both Of Bentley. were married yesterday
in the parlor OF the probate court by
Judge Haymaker.
Paris Adams Of Kingmar passed
through here yesterday on his way to
Fort Scott, where he will attend school
during the summer.
Orie Morse and Andy Richards Of We'll
lington were in the city Sunday in con-
sultation with Messrs. Jobes. Dobson
and other we'll known political workers
OF this district.
The chorus and cast in 1.-THE Dr. Of Al
cantara" will meet tonightat the opera
house at 8 o'clock instead OF over 205
North Main street, as before A full at
tendance Is requested.
Mrs Lizzie Ross McFee, formerly of
Clearwater, will arrive from Los Angeles
California. this evening. She Will visit
her sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Carvin at 1897 y.
Market street and will then go to New
York for an extended visit.
The two Goddesses Of Justice at the
court house are enjoying coat OF red
paint at present and they look like
blanketed Indians at beef issue in Ok
with a pair OF scales and
dinky sword in their hands.
J. T. Ludlum has rented the north
front rooms OF the ground floor of the
building for term Of five
years and has fixed them up in such art
istic style that they are now the finest
insurance rooms in the state.
The big tent show lastn light was an
unqualified success, both in numbers and
program. Everybody was pleased with
the lecture and thep rogram. and the
German American staff OF physicians
are getting long list Of patients. New
progrs NJ tonight
The Alumni association OF the City
High school will hold IL annual business
meeting this evening at the City hall.
The association win dispose Of their bust
ness at this meeting. SO that their ban
luet night may be devoted 20 urai.oyec
festivlty. The banquet will be held at
the Carey hotel or Friday night