The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-20
CITY IN BRIEF,

Mr.. Fred Burnett is home from a snort
visit to Arkansas City
Sheriff Simmons is home from an official
trip to Galveston, Texas.
Representative c. w. Fairchilds of King
man was here yesterday.
Mr.. Ed /. King of Topeka is in the
city the guest of c. L. Bigelow.
Mr.. Dan Garst left yesterday over the
Missouri Pacific for Laurel, Miss.
Mr.. c. A. Seton was in Sedgwick yes
terday attending to legal business.
Miss Eta B. Dockum of Jetmore Wis
tied her brother, Harry, yesterday.
Mr.. j. B, Keister left yesterday after
noon over the Santa Fe for Denver.
A marriage license has been issued to
Guy V. Stevens and Miss Sadie Todd.
Mr.. Fred Dold has returned to the city
after a few days absence on business.
Mrs. Minnie Woodcock has gone to To-
peka to visit a few days with her
mother.
Mr.. Clarence Smith returned Sunday
morning from Topeka where he had been
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Kohler and daughter
of Cheney were here yesterday visiting
and shopping.
Mr.. w. T. Clark of La Crosse, Kansas
was here yesterday looking after S. me
business interests.
Mrs. ]. c. Thompson left yesterday
morning for Rock Island, Ia, where she
Will reside in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Daniels have
gone to Omaha where they will spend ten
days at the exposition.
Mr.. e. G. Gallant left yesterday over
the Missouri Pacific for Omaha where he
will attend the exposition.
Mr.. Ralph Ripper has returned to Wich-
ita from Marion where he has ben resid-
ing for several months past.
Mr.. Al Start of McCracken. Kansas,
was business visitor here yesterday. He
was the guest of the Carey.
Miss GIendolyn Dickey left Cor her
home in Kansas City yesterday after a
very pleasant visit here with friends.
Mr.. Charles Imboden left Yesterday
morning for his home in Decatur. H.,
after d pleasant Vls.1 here With reia-
tives.
Mrs. c. E. McCarty left yesterday
over the Santa Fe for Pennsylvania,
where she viii visit for a few weeks with
rela tives.
Mrs. Ellen Hall and son. sister and
nephew Of ". r. Dulaney. left last even
ing for St LOUIS after a pleasant WISH
in this city.
Mrs. T. &. Balzier and daughter, Miss
Dot. who have been visiting in Indiana
polls for the past month, returned home
yesterday morning.
Judge Dale granted a temporary re-
straining order. and viii hear the dam in
junction case today at p. m The city
has subpoenaed twenty witnesses.
Mrs. J. D. Caldwell viii return home
tomorrow from s.. Louis and the east,
Where she has been for several weeks
visiting with relatives and friends.
M. and Mrs. \. 5. Parks and Miss
Maude. and Mss Annie Brown left the
city last evening for Colorado. Boulder
City and other points VIII be visited by
them.
Mrs. John Bryan and family accom-
panied by Mrs. o. +. Shoemaker. left
yesterday morning over :he santa Fe for
Guada Springs on recreation trip OF
several weeks.
The Wichita ball team viii leave here
tomorrow morning FOR saliua, where
they NIL play d series Of three games.
SaIiua defeated Atcaison yesterday by .
score ct : 10 O.
Mr.. a. II. Go,ds5and; and family left
yesterday over the Santa Re cor Law
renee where Mrs. Gol6ssand; viii v-s.,
with her parents While Mr.. G0.ds-andt
is absent in NV YORK
Fsldrs. card sharps and CHER swindlers
give the Fo7epaugh ard sells Brothers
hisa-c.ass aggregation a wide berth. They
have learned better than 20 come under
the eye Of rs special. shrewd de,ectives-
Nr. Clarence Sutton returned horne
yesterday morning from d RIP 70 Cl7ci-
matt, New Ncrk aad cher slstser c-i.es
where he has been t3- tae has, three
weeks purchasing MS fal ls,ock o; Cloth
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