The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-01-29
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CITYIN BRIEF

CITY IN BRIEF
The jury in the Frazier sweet potato
| case gave Frazier $40.
]. Byron Cain of the Belle PLANE News
I is in the city on business
| Mr.. Clare Yale will spend today with
| friends in Mcpherson, Kan.
Mr.. Sam Woolard expects to leave today
on a trip to Las Vegas. N. NJ.
Mr.. H s. Mueller of sedgwick was reg
| istered at the Carey yesterday.
| Mr.. Ernest Cramer will leave the first
of the week for Blackwell, o. T.
Mr.. B. S. Hoagland was a business Wis
itor from Hutchinson yesterday.
Mr.. Dean Gordon has returned from
short legal trip to Isabelle, Kan.
Mr.. James B. Keister arrived in the
city yesterday from Kansas City.
| Governor L. D. Leweuing returned yes
terday from a business trip to Topeka.
Miss Mona Thompson is in Wellington,
where she is visiting friends for few
| days.
| Mr.. ]. C. Nicholson, one of Newton's
prominent attorneys, was in the city yes
| terday.
] Mr.. Frank Oliver returned last evening
from business and pleasure trip to Kan
sas City.
Mrs. P. B. Dilday and son are in Cheney
| visiting with Mrs. Dflday's sister for a
few days.
Mr.. O. H Bentley returned yesterday
from several days trip in the western
part of the state.
Morton Albaugh of Kingman was in the
city yesterday consulting with some of
the local politicians.
| Mr. Charles Brown of Cheney was in
the city yesterday attending to some per-
sonal business matters.
Mr.. Don Porter went to Newton yester-
day, but expects to be home to spend
Sunday with his numerous friends.
Mr.. Paul Brown is home from a three
days trip to Cheney, where he has been
looking after some property interests.
The Volunteers of America will give
doughnut and coffee festival at their
mory tonight. All are cordially invited.
Superintendent Rhoades of the Wichita
and Western returned yesterday from
three days inspecting tour over the line.
Mr.. Gerald Volk left last night for To-
peka to attend the Kansas Day exercises
and banquet which will be held there to-
day.
Mr. Fred Bentley has so far recovered
| from his recent attack of appendicitis
10 be able to spend few hours at his Of
fee.
Miss Hilda Waldburg, who died last
Wednesday of consumption at her home
in Cheney, was buried yesterday after
noon.
The Reds and Blues, the Y. NJ. c. A.
basket ball teams, will play an associa-
ton game at the Auditorium tonight be-
ginning at $40.
County Treasurer Morris ]. Lloyd has
returned from Topeka. where he attended
the annual convention of county treas
urers of the state.
Editor Niblack of the Guthrie Leader is
in the city visiting his old friend L. r.
Delaney. He made the Eagle a pleasant
call last evening.
Mr.. A G. Stacey. a well known newspa-
per man. came down from Newton yester-
day and spent the day here. He is en-
route to Oklahoma.
/. Mr.. c. V. Ferguson is expected home on
Monday from Indianapolis, Ind. where
he was a delegate to the monetary con-
ference recently held there.
Mayor Ross has been suffering for the
past few days with an attack of the grip.
He was able yesterday to be at his place
: of business for few hours.
D. Beubrie, travelling correspondent of
the Chicago Journal. will be in the city
e three or four days collecting data for an
t article on Wichita since the boom.
d On Sunday the K. of P. lodges will at
/ tend the Christian church and next We'd
o nesdsy they will occupy their new home
o on the corner of Douglas and Topeka
d Today ushers in the nativity of the Sun
: flower state and every loyal Kansan
ought to send up peans of gratitude that
d he is living and a resident of this great
n and growing commonwealth.
Il a. H. Moffet, general southwestern pas
= senger agent of the Rock Island. is in the
Il city visiting his son. L. NJ Moffet. city
solicitor for the company here. Mr.. Mof-
:, fets mother will also join him this even
! ing for a few days visit
d Mr.. Sam Hess returned yesterday after
= noon from the east. While gone he visit
Il ed New York City, Philadelphia and Bal
timore. Mr.. Hess was east for the pur-
pose of buying his spring stock OF cloth
ing. He reports business to he good for
:, this time Of the year and every one in a
a iovial state OF mind.
: Don't hurry in the store. Statesmen are
paid TO be patient See that you have the
right thing, and not substitute. before
you hand over your money.
II No wise merchant tries to make custo-
Il mers take what he knows they do not
II want. He Will not substitute goods of
= doubtful value for those OF demonstrated
merit.