The Wichita daily eagle., 1899-04-02
Western Passenger Agt.. Kansas c
CITY IN BRiEE

L. Rardin Of Ell Reno, o. T., was in the
city last night and stopped at the Oc-
cidental.
w. ]. Woolsey is in New York City on
business.
Mrs. DR.. Gardner of Clearwater is visit
ing Mrs. Mary Brady of 386 South Water
street
E. c. Might and family OF Ell Paso
Texas, were registered at the Occidental
yesterday.
Miss Lulu Parker returned last evening
from very pleasant visit in Chicago and
Michigan.
H. A. Gertz of Weatherford, o. T., was
in the city yesterday and stopped at the
Occidental
Mrs. E. B. Messerve and daughter Elsie
are visiting relatives in Greencastle and
Moberiy. Mo.
John B. Bellou. who was wounded in
the Twentieth Kansas in the fight at
Malolos. is a Wichita boy.
]. w. Green has moved his plumbing
shop from 113 East First street to 12O East
First, in the Sedgwick block.
DR.. E. A. Donovan of Mt Hope has filed
an affidavit of insanity against Henry
The trial of Tom Diffenderfer and Link
Dunlap for alleged chicken stealing was
again postposed yesterday until April 9.
Mrs. p. II. Bradley, who spent twenty
years in India as a missionary, will speak
a. the First NJ. L. church this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Aikman of Ell Do
rado are visiting with Mr.. E. G. Grim
stead and family of South Mead avenue.
Miss Mamie Swarthout of Whitewater.
Kan, who is attending the Wichita Com
mercial college. is spending Sunday with
relatives at home.
Miss Daisy Dunkin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Syl Dunkin, closed her school in dis
trict .. Lincoln township, and returned
to her home in this city yesterday.
Mr. Carl Starr, son of Representative
Starr of Scott county. and his sister, Miss
Ella Starr. have been visiting Mrs. Alice
Papes. corner of Sixteenth and Park
Place.
\ letter received by the Eagle fr1m
CAPTAIN Newton Bridgman says he ex-
poets to be mustered out soon He ana
Mr. Frank Burt, as soon as this happens,
viii return home.
If any one Is douptru about the pres
ence of the general in this county, let him
take look at the dislay of Easter bon
nets that VIII crowd the church pews to-
day, and be convinced.
A large brick addition Is being built at
the rear Of the Johnstou-Larirner Dry
Goods company, which will be used as
billing and shipping room, increased busi-
ness making more room necessary in this
respect.
Mrs. ". c. Newoomb and daughter, Mrs.
c. c. Garvey returned yesterday from
Sherman. Tex. where they have been Wis
iting AR. and Mrs. To-1 q Newcomb and
their cousin. Mrs c B. Dorchester. for
two weeks.
Miller * Hull. the popular Douglas ave-
nue. tailors. have moved to 15S North Main
street. corner Of First and Main The
room has been newly papered. painted and
rehtted. They nave one OF the best lighted
rooms in the city.
Many compliments have been bestowed
on Miss DEAN, who represented Singer &
Douneu in the Merchants Carnival on
Thursday and Friday evenings. On
Thursday evening she was Handsomely
dressed in brown and gold. and drew
inc brass bedstea6 across the stage. The
second evening found her more handsome
than the first. when she exhibited cne Of /
the firms reception chairs. and was 1
gowned in damask curtains. over which |
she wore pair OF RULED lace curtains.
Rosskam's Graham Earle closed their
week engagement at the Crawford Grand
last night with Frohman's great success.
The Colone.s Wives" The performance
was very good throughout and took we'll
with the audience.
Mrs. J. D. Harrison received the lady's
gold watch.
The next good. and the last big attrae.
ton Of the season. viii be Roland Rae.7