The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-22
CITY IN BRIEF,
H. II. Barnes of Topeka is here

Mr.. and Mrs. H. III. Bump Of Furiey
were here yesterday.
]. o. Davidson has moved 70 his FORMED
residence in Riverside.
Mr. R. A. Campbell was q visitor here
yesterday from Hutchinson.
Mr.. A. E. Helm returned yesterday
from legal trip to Oklahoma
Mrs. ]. B. Clagston of Eureka Is in the
city attending the encampment
w. E. Stanley left yesterday afternoon
for the western part OF the state.
Irvan Tapp and wife, formerly of wich-
tia, are expected here next Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. S Stillweu is here from Eureka
attending the G. 4. r. encampment.
Captain Logan and Mr.. Hugh Miller of
Mulvane made the Eagle a call yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Bulwer left yesterday after
noon for Pueblo, Col. TO join her husband.
DR.. ]. NJ. Aiinick is home from a visit
with friends and relatives in Illinois and
Indiana
Mrs. E. E. Sweet Of Cheney was IN the
city yesterday watching the parade and
shopping.
| Mr.. N. F. Frazier Of FL Dorado came
over yesterday to look after his inter
ests here.
Mrs H. L. Mason's father is reported
to be dangerously Ill, with grave hopes
for his recovery.
| The Canaan Military band, Of Winfield,
who were in the parade, were registered
at the Manhattan.
Messrs. T. H. Harrod and ]. H Ander-
son were two of Winfeld's citizens who
were here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Ferguson, who
went to Perry. o. T., on a short visit,
are expected home today.
Mrs. T. R. Campbell and Mrs. Mcintyre
of Hutchinson are in the city, the guests
of Miss Gertrude Hawley.
Cyrus Leland was in the city yesterday
in conversation with the politicians who
are here attending the encampment.
Mrs. S. ]. Adkins of Galena, Kan, is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
j. P. Shuman, and her niece, Mrs. E. e
Flrooman.
Rev. ]. D. Hewitt, formerly pastor of
the First Presbyterian church Of this
city. died yesterday morning at his home
in Emporia.
Mr.. George Steenrod Of Colwich was in
the city yesterday attending the en-
numerous friends here.
The citizens of North Lawrence avenue
would be glad to have the street commits
sioner take a view of the fishing in the
street just north of Thirteenth.
The funeral of Mrs L. c. Topping Will
copal church at 10 o'clock. The body
will be inferred in Hillside cemetery.
Mr. w. L. Ferguson and his bride, nee
Miss Capitala MlcCune OF Galena, Kan,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ferguson's
cousin, Mrs. E. E. Frooman, of sO5 East
Third street.
Captain John Logan Of Belle PLANE yes
terday announced 10 the Eagle that that
city had organized a company complete.
which would be ready at twenty-four
hours notice.
S. S. Kirkpatrick, the Republican
nominee for congress in the Third dis
trict, was circulating among the old
soldiers yesterday. Mr.. Kirkpatrick was
registered at the Carey.
Mesdames George Pitts, H W. An
drews. B. F. Spar. L. F. Zellers F. A.
Amsden and AL Russell were a party of
ladies from Wellington who visited the
city yesterday. spectators of the parade
The Kings Daughters yesterday acted
as clerks in Mr.. c. J. Fletcher's Douglas
avenue store. receiving 10 per cent of the
net proceeds. Despite the heavy rain Of
the morning their sales exceeded their
fondest expectations.
Professor Frank Nelson OF Mcpherson
county, candidate for the Republican |
nomination of state superintendent of |
public instruction. was in the city yester- |
day. Professor Nelson is yet a young |
man, but a brilliant one, with an attrac- |
tive personality. and thoroughly equip |
ped educator. and there is no question |
but that this section OF the state will /
stand by him in ms ambition.