The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
CITY IN BRIEF

Arbor, Mich.
Mr.. ]. ". Tousiey left yesterday on g
business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. j. Congdon of Marion was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
Miss s. Guthrie OF Fort Scott was reg
istered az the Carey yesterday.
Mr.. T. C. Fife OF Newton was in tn;
city yesterday spending New Years.
Mr.. John Reynolds was in the city
yesterday from Newton for a few hours
Mr.. Bert White left last evening fol
Guthrie, where he will reside in IN:
future.
Mr.. Arch Alexander has gone to Ar
kansas City where ne will remain fol
some time.
Miss Orpha Jay. OF Maize, Kansas. is
visiting Miss Harriette Wells at 200 E
18th street.
Mr. Charley Topping Is home from ar
extended trip to 81. Louis and othe.
eastern cities.
Major Woodson is IN the city from
Darlington. 1. T. He came up to be pres
ent at the cake walk.
Mr.. John c. Bigger Of Hutchinson was
in the city yesterday and while here was
| the guest Of the Carey.
Mr.. A. A. Hilton and his son expect
to go 20 Colwich today to visit short
| while with friends there.
| Ex-Mayor L. NJ Cox came up Friday
evening from Oklahoma to sperd New
Years day with his family.
Mr.. w. J. Krehbiel, editor Of the New
ton Republican, was in the city yester-
day calling on few friends.
Master Robert and Miss Lena Furlong
and Mrs E. V. Scroggins took New
Years dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Merry.
Miss Jessie Lewelling expects to leave
tomorrow for her home in Mitchelville,
Iowa, after q pleasant visit with her
| parents.
Mr.. Charley Lynch arrived in the city
yesterday from Prescott, Ariz., He will
remain a couple of weeks visiting his
relatives.
Mr.. Roy Kramer came in from Hutch
inson yesterday TO spend New Years
with his parents and incidentally 20 see
the cake walk.
Mr.. Frank Woods came home from a
short business trip to Newton in order
! to spend the first day of the new year
with his family.
Miss Luna Hartzell Of Cleveland ave-
nue., North, Is spending the holidays
| with friends and relatives in Sumner
and Cowley counties.
Mr. w. l. Ingham has resigned his
position as operator and city ticket clerk
Santa Fe at Guthrie.
J Mr.. Charles Guyer yesterday LEASED
the Occidental hotel. Mr.. Guyer has Sc
cured Mr.. Chas. Cashard, formerly OF
| the Metropole, as clerk.
Sidney Brakeman ard lady, o. A.
House and lady. w. f. Wanam, George
B. Wanam and G. A Renoyer were
among the visitors from Leon today.
Attorney General L. G. Boyle arrived
in the city yesterday from his home in
Fort Scott. He came over to visit with
friends and to take in the cake walk.
Friday Judge Enooh finished up every
case dodketed for his court. He says ne
has not yet decided whether he will take
up the new statutes or work with the old
ones.
Mr.. Frank Long returned to Kansas
City via Santa Fe last evening after a
pleasant visit during the holidays with
his mother and brother at S24 South
Water street.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Horner arrived
in the city yesterday to spend New
Years with relatives and TO incidentally
take in the entertainment at the Audi
torium last evening.
The following young society gentle
men came up from Wellington last night
to witness the interstate cake walk:
Park Trawbridge, Charles Wasson,
Frank Fisher and Charles Garland.
Mr. A II. Smith and wife, nee Miss
Kate English, have returned from their
wedding trip to Hot Springs, Ark, They
have taken rooms at 337 North Topeka
avenue, where they will be at home TO
their friends.
Prof. Z. c. Shedd OF Honor, H., ar
rived IN the city Friday evening and
! will. on Tuesday, assume charge of the
chair OF language in Lewis academy
which was recently vacated by Miss
Lucy Du Bois.
Sam Clark. an old-time friend OF Mrs.
Julia Richards and family. made them
a flying visit OF his return from visit
10 mis- old home in Canton, No, to Hun
newell, Kan, where ne is engaged in the
grain business.
Mr.. Wilson Goldsworthy formerly OF
this city but now residing at Los Vegas,
y. NJ. is in the city visiting with rela-
tives and friends. This il the first time
thst Mr.. Goldsworthy has been in Wich-
ita for six years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal 6. Ray expect 10
leave for their new home in Pittsburg.
Pa. either on rext Tuesday or Wednes-
day. Mr.. Ray leave sto assume charge
OF his new position as travelling passsn-
ger agent OF the Rock Island.
The regular monthly and annual meet
ing OF the Wichita Commercial club will
be held next Monday night, January 5.
A board OF twelve directors Will be elect
ei at this meeting for the ensuing year
and other important business transact
ed. Secretary Gordon requests a ful
attendance.