The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-07
CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF
~ Dockunl has me fever.

Harry Dockum has the fever.
Miss Marie Berry entertained Informally
at dinner Thursday.
j.. J. Arnold has moved to the West Side,
liza Munnell avenue.
Mrs. Charles Mosoacher entertained
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Ira Sherwin has gone to Leaven-
worth and Other points,
Mrs. Dulaney and daughter Lulu have
gone 20 Colorado Springs.
Mr.. J Zimmerman has moved from SIS
North Market 90 $50 Riveryiew.
Airs. A j. Musselman is visiting her
husbands parents at Sedgwick.
Mrs. John Arbogass has goae east for
the summer.
Robert SIayden returned home last week
from pleasant visit with his friends in
Colorado.
Mrs. Clara Little leaves for Colorado
Monday evening. where she will visit for
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. ". E. McNaghten and
daughter jeanette are spending the sum
mer months IN Colorado.
Miss Bess Anen, Mabel Magill. Helen
Prat, and Mary Biting have gone 70
Augusta for several weeks
City Clerk Kramer received letter ask
ing information from q man that wants
TO open a fruit preserving works here.
Mrs George w. Strobe left via Santa Fe
Wednesday for the east. where she will
spend some weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
James Lobss. the big dry goods mer-
chant Of Perry, stopped of in the city
yesterday on his return from the eastern
markets.
Miss Zimmerman expects TO leave for
Chicago in a few days to join Miss Nc
Partlin. when they will purchase their
fall stock.
Mrs. Carl Gray and son Of Neodesha.
and Miss Ethel Gray, of Little Rock,
have been visiting Mrs. T. J. Franks for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie B. Iarimer will
leave for their home in Phoenix, Arizona
after pleasant visit here with Mr.. Lar
liners mother.
Miss Mabel Armour expect. to leave
soon for Omaha, where she will visit rel |
atives. She Win be accompanied by Miss |
Flossie Bennett.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Sam Smith. the |
Frisco train robber, was up from Mulvane |
yesterday 20 make arrangements for her |
husbands defense.
Miss Olive Clayton has gone to Kansas |
City on a short visit. Miss Clayton in
tends visiting the Omaha exposition be- |
fore returning home.
Miss Kirk of Leavenworth, who has been |
visiting here with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. |
Ashton, left yesterday for Dodge City, |
where she will visit for a short time.
Miss Dora and Julia Woods gave a |
musicale at their home yesterday morn
ing. Miss Dora sang several numbers |
much to the delight of her guests.
Mr.. A. Santer, a merchant of Clear |
water, was in the city yesterday and pur- |
chased a beautiful piano of Barnes & |
Newcomb which he win present 10 mis- |
daughter Miss Jennie Santer, as a birth !
day present.
Miss Julia Woods left last night for |
Tampa, FLORIDA, where she will nurse the |
sick and wounded soldiers who are in the |
hospital there. Miss Woods goes to Tampa |
under the auspices Of the Daughters of |
the Revolution.
Mr.. Fred w. Bentley returned yesterday |
morning from Topeka, where he had been
on business. II went out to the ball game |
while there and says the new infield of /
the Wichitas is like stone fence. Moth /
Ing gets away from them
The great War Vitascope company en-
tertainment at the Pavilion last night was
grand, one Of the best and most novel
ever seen in this city.-Fort Worth Ga
zette.
No one should miss seeing the exhibit
ton If they had to go hungry twenty-four
hours afterwards TO make up for the
money paid.-Guthrie Daily Capital
At the Auditorium August 10, II and T.
PIebiscite For Prohibition.
Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 6.-The official Ga
zette contains a proclamation announcing
that voting on the plebiscite for pTohibi-
ton will take place on September %. and
the writs, which are dated August ), viii