The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-24
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CITY In BRIEF

r. E. Torrington and family are in
Omaha
Father Bagley Of Arkansas City was
here yesterday and visited the fair
The residence of c. A. voight, South
! Hydraulic, was burglarized last evening.
Everybody predited burglaries during
the present fair. They haven't occurred.
| City Attorney George Adams went over
to Ell Dorado yesterday to defend Tom
Mrs. c. D. Rutledge is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Ruth Walker, of Brownstown,
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E. c. Minton Of Caldwell, Kan, is Wis
| iting his son-in-law. Mr.. VIII Allmon, on
South Main.
Gov. Kramer Will leave today for Car
thage, Mo, where he viii spend the week
attending the fair.
J. r. Raine, prominent citizen Of JEFF
ferson, o. T. was in the city yesterday,
visiting the fair.
VIM and Sam Smith, charged with train
robbery and murder. The preliminary
was held yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Colvin Of Columbus, Kan.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. B. Law
renee of Haysvile
Miss Levana Stotler, who has been visit
ing in Emporia the past seven weeks, re-
turned home yesterday
Emporia Gazette: Miss Maude Girty
went to Wichita today after a visit with
Mss Marion Flenniken.
City Clerk II. T. Kramer has returned
from trip to Ohio. He visited the G. A
r. encampment while away.
Miss Bessie Crume has gone to Larned,
where she has taken a position as trim
mer in a large millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Higginson are enjoying
a visit from a son of an old friend, Mr..
B. Fl Dayton of Springfield. Mass.
Miss Abbie Wilcox one of Newton's
most charming society girls, is in the city
visiting with Mrs. George Howe for few
days.
Mrs. H. H. Case and daughter and Mrs
w. c. Millar of Medicine Lodge. are spend
ing few days in the city, stopping at the
Carey.
Mrs. NJ. E Cave, who has been visiting
her son, DR.. Cave. here for some days,
returned yesterday to her home in Fulton,
Missouri.
The Friends University boys have pur-
chased a football and had their first prac-
tice game since the school formally open
ed last Wednesday.
w. E. Stanley is campaigning this week
in the eastern part Of the state. He writes
that he is having good crowds and is we'll
pleased with the outlook
Mr.. Ed. Wilkerson of Redbud took in
the fair yesterday, and like all the boys
took in the hoochee-coochee waltz. He
simply went to satisfy the balance of the |
boys.
Rev. W. B. Slutz of the Wichita First |
NJ. E. church. will deliver his splendid |
lecture "A Delusion or Two" at the Hays |
Vile NJ. E. church on Monday. Septem-
Der 26.
James Allison yesterday received a tele- |
gram from J. NJ Davis that he was on his
return from Paris, which was the reason |
he had not attended the opening of the |
Friends University here
Captain T. J. Dunlap. late of the I. :.
navy. il in the city and will give his Gee
Grated lecture under the auspices of the /
y. NJ c. A, Total Shipwreck and WORK
rs t. Windward" to the young man on
Sunday.
Newton Republican: Harry Atchison,
he boy arrested for grand larceny few
nights ago, has confessed that his right
name is Harry Miller and that his father
ives in Wichita His trial viii be before
Justice Hedges Saturday.
Mis-. Mahaney, who is visiting her sen,
sen eant Mahaney a Lexington. Ky.
writes home that the Wichita boys OF the
rwenr y-tirst ansas are all well, happy
md contented. and that they have fine
,rapns quarters.
Dave Leahy leaves the Kansas City
Times this week. being succeeded by a
nan named Harrington. and coming to
Wichita to take charge Of the Beacon dur
nE the rampaign. Dave was sore on
Wichita When he lef, and thought Topeka
he finest town on earth. He has changed
as mind
The quarJette Of the First Presbyterian
Irch VIII render fine selections at both
sunday morning and evening services. In
ne morning they viii sing Just as /
I'm. by Schneider. with the oontral-o
clio by Miss Larimer. For offertory Mr..
haynes Will sing Dudley Bucks Fear
Got Ye. O Israel" The evening selections
ice. Come Unto Me. Weary" with
.oIo ny Nj. McClung. and for offer;ory
Dudley Bucks one Sweetlv Solemn
Thought sung by Mrs. Hisginson-
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