The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-11
ciTYIN BRIEF.

| DR.. Pitcher Of Winfield was at the
| Carey yesterday.
Mr.. John Bryan Of Eureka was at the
Carey yesterday.
Mr.. Earl Evans has gone to Chicago
on a professional trip.
Walter Cooper is home from short
visit to Arkansas City.
Mr.. H. r. Johnston and Mss Edith
Briggs will be married today.
Mr.. A. r. Marsh was in Newton yes
terday. the guest OF friends.
Colonel J. L. Dyer is home from pre-
fessional trip 10 Nebraska.
Mr.. w H Risin has gone to Cunning
ham to look at some cattle.
Mr.. Charley Englehart has gone to
Pratt on a short business trip.
L. NJ Morrison went TO whitewater on
a short business trip yesterday.
There will be a clay bird shoot ct Riv-
erside Park Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Harry McClung has gone to Texas,
where ne will be for several days
Judge" s. NJ shattuck has returned
from short business trip to Newton
Miss Downing. by request. will give a
dancing party next Saturday evening.
Deputy United States Marshal Fred c.
Trigg came in yesterday from western
trip.
Mrs. z. R. Bristow left over the Rock
Island yesterday On 4 short visit to To-
peka. srtik q
j. B. Amos general Of the field forces
of the Modern Tonues, left last night for
Guthrie.
Mr.. ]. F. Robertson Of Caldwell was
transacting some business affairs here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed NJ Moore of Hutch
inson were in the city yesterday visiting
with friends.
Mr.. David smyth and wife left over
the Rock Island yesterday for Topeka
on a short visit.
Mrs. ]. L. Pancoast of Perry. o. T, is
visiting for a short time with her sister,
Mrs. ]. W. Walters.
Mrs B warkentIn and Mrs. Crane OF
Newton were in the city yesterday the
guests of Mrs. DR.. Rolf.
Judge Milton and Judge schoonever Of
the court of appeals called at the Eagle
Office last evening TO hear the war news.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ A Carvin went TO
Topeka yesterday to watch the Wichita
commandery take the first prize in drill
ing.
Nj ]. C. Pollock. one OF wlnhslds'
tending the May session Of the appellate
court.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Anderson left yester-
day morning for Topeka, to be spectators
at the annual encampment Of the Grand
Commandery.
Mr.. John s. Morris of Caney, Kan,
was a business visitor here yesterday.
During his short stay here Mr.. Morris
was the guest Of the Manhattan.
Mr.. A J. Weaver. an old soldier, is
quite i'll at his home, $50 Mona avenue,
with bronchial pneumonia. Mr.. Weaver
is q member Of Garfield Post, G. 4. R.
Mr.. James Lawrence. Mrs. Julia Burns.
and J. S. Dey of Wellington were in the
city yesterday attending to some per-
sonaI business. They were CHARTERED a.
the Carey.
Mrs Ed Austin and children left yester-
day morning for their future home in
Wellington. where Mr. Austin has his
headquarters as train master Of the Pan
handls division of the Santa Fe.
MI Monroe Sutton. better known
among his intlmstes as Nike" who
sprained his ankle four weeks ago viii
leave tomorrow accompanied by an as
sisrant, On his regular travelling trips
Judge \. W. Denuison Of EI Dorado. I
Judge N. Schoonover OF Garrett and
Judge B. F. Milton Of Dodge City are
hare holding the Nay term Of the appel
late court. AL Of them ars stopping at
the Carey.
Colonel Jocelyn says that II the first
land fight our infantry Workmanship I
viii be as much 8 surprise 10 thu world
as our naval gunnery. He says that tn
the first battle he distraction wrought
on the Spanish by our regulars VIII be /
awful
They say that the ostrich can digest stones /
and broken gas We WONDER L al ost Z /
eFeE tined - digest II American raG5sh - ,
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