The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-04
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CITY IN BRIEF

Mr.. William Glass of Colwich was in
| the city yesterday.
o. R. Cline of FL Dorado was business
visitor here yesterday.
w. w. Deak of Kingman was registered
at the Manhattan yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Dug Simmons was in
Kechi yesterday serving legal papers.
Sheriff c. D. Simmons has been in Kan
sas City on official business. He will re-
turn today.
c. J. Mackney OF Wellington was in the
city yesterday looking after some person
al interests.
A w. Slaith of Ness City and William
in the city yesterday.
An extensive addition is being built to
the room of Carvin & Spar, to accom-
modate their expanding trade.
Mrs. T A Meginar Of Shelbyville KY.
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. u. G.
Whittier. 1916 Park Place avenue.
Jerry Simpson was at the Manhattan
last evening for a few hours. He went
TO Newton on the night train.
R. r. Vermilion is expected home this
morning from Chicago, where he has
been for several days on legal business.
B. H. Campbell came in yesterday
morning from his ranch in Clark county.
He viii be in the city for several days.
Mrs. Cora Day and daughter left yester-
day over the Santa Fe for Denver. Colo,
wheer they Will visit for a few weeks.
A B. Wright returned home last even
ing from Oklahoma City. where he has
been for the past few days on business.
Miss L. f. Reed will leave this morn
ing for Chicago, where she will spend a
month visiting with friends and relatives.
Mr. Harry Miles. travelling freight
agent OF the Santa Fe, came in to the
city yesterday. He was here only a few
hours.
Mrs. Ellen Orlong will leave this morn
ing for Concordia, where she will visit
with friends and relatives for a few
weeks.
Mr.. Henry Linesberger, a conductor on
the Missouri Pacific, with headquarters
in Pueblo. Colo, is in the city visiting
with friends.
Died. last night at 1880, at her home,
/ 400 South Water street, Mrs. c W. Harp
4 strife. aged 80 years. Notice OF funeral
/ VIII appear later.
/ V. p Mooney OF Fl Dorado was in the
city yesterday attending 10 some person
al affairs He was a guest OF the Occi-
dental while here.
Or. Wolff returned home yesterday
morning from Kansas City. where he has
/ been for the past few days attending 10
some business matters.
Mr. James Howard. OF the Howard Cab
company. bought yesterday a pair o. fine
/ ly bred pure white horses. They are ful
sisters. and years old.
! Mr. Richard Warren. travelling freight
/ agent Of the Santa Fe> eft yesterday
morning for Chicago, where he VIII be
for several days attending 70 some bus.-
ness affairs
W. s. Manning. repairer o. hose. was
arrested yesterday. suspected OF having
In default OF bail he was confined IN the
city hoadover.
Clare Wardell. aged 5 years. daughter
OF 7. y. Wardei. died yesterday afternoO-
a; o'clock a. the residence q her par,
ents in Derby. Kan. Funeral viii be hex
az Il O'Clock today.
NJ Harry Titus. the genial i've STOCK
agent al the Santa Fe. was in the oity
Tor a few hours yesterday. Re came ~
from the territory and left for his home
IN Kansas City iast nigat
city Attorney George Adams returned
home yesterday morning t-om Eanss.
City and Topeka Al ne latter pace Z,
appeared before The supreme cour, in n.
interest o. Paddy Shea, who VII today b.
admitted 20 bail