The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-12

Mr.. Charley Guyer OF the Occidental, is
suffering with a case OF Ia grippe
The taxes paid by the street railway
Thursday was personal tax OF last year.
Mr. William Rush. prominent livery
and horse man OF Wellington, vas in -hs
city yesterday.
Levi Bowers, a grain buyer Of Hume
well Kan. is here to spend few days
with his family.
Judge c. s. Bowman Of Newton was in
the city yesterday attending the United
States circuit court
Harry Pottenger has made a fine picture
OF the track team OF the High School
Athletic association
Nick Freund Of Andale purchased q
farm yesterday from Hubert Nett O.
Grand River township.
Mrs. Gerald Yolk left yesterday morning
for Kansas City, where she VIII be the
guest Of friends for 4 Few weeks
George ". Gwinn OF Milan. Kan. re-
ported 10 Mr.. Alexander yesterday. He
Will be given 4 trial as third oaseman-
Mr. W L Martin. q prominent real es-
tate man Of Winfield, was in the city yes
terday. He was guest OF the Manhat-
tan.
H. o. Gopher Of Peck was in the city
yesterday hunting the thief who stole a
valuable horse from him "Wednesday
night.
Judge Williams. accompanied by his
wife. left last evening for Hutchinson.
where they VIII spend Sunday with
friends.
H :. Ehrhart of Chicago has located
in the city and engaged in the typewriter
and typewriter supplies business, wlth Of
fee AT 80 North Market street.
The funeral OF Mrs. z. NJ Paddock viii
occur this morning 81 10 O'Clock from the
residence of Mr.. ". II. Graves, go South
Seneca street. Friends are invited 70 a.
TEND.
3essrs. NJ. c. Campbell Fen Garland.
James Campbell and 4 c. Jobes returned
yesterday morning from Fort Worth, Tex
where they attended the cartIemen's con-
ventioa.
Thursday night az o'clock Henry VII
son died at his home on the corner OF
Sixteenth street and VinJon avenue. The
funeral wiz occur today AT ?. N. from
the residence.
Yesterday the -four and provisions that
Kansas has subscribed 20 the Cubans was
put on the cars and VIII be started The
Seventh district VIII send nearly 5000
pounds Of flour.
Mr.. J. H. Lyons. travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific. was here
yesterday from Kansas City. Mr.. Lyon
was under the chaperonage Of Col. Bleck-
ley during his short stay here.
Mr.. II. E. Flake Of Kansas City arrived
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Plake has been
signed by Mr.. Alexander for the Wichita
Baseball club and Will begin spring prac-
tee as soon as the weather permits
The Right Rev. Bishop Miuspaugh.
bishop Of Kansas. viii preach morning
and evening at the St. Johns Episcopal
church Sunday, March y. At the evening
service a large number viii be present
ed for confirmation.
Herman & Hess have engaged Mr.. s.
Goldberg Of the Chicago Window Dressing
and Decorating company. to arrange their
windows for their elaborate spring open
ing in the near future. Mr.. Goldberg viii
be in the city some little time.
\ day or two ago while DR.. Purdue was
assisting the county physician in making
a hypodermic injection the gIass tube Of
the syringe broke and tn- contents struck
Dr.. Purdue in the eye, seriously injuring
it. The accident alarmed the doctors
friends for a while, and it was feared that
the sight would be injured, but yesterday
Or. Hamilton said there would be 70 dam