The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-23
CITY IN RRIEE

Mrs. A. McInturf of Hutchinson Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. D. w. Matherly, of
Alp East Morris street.
Mr.. Lowrey Jones of Abilene, is in the
city the guest of his son, Mr.. Harry
Jones, of 135 Fannie avenue.
marriage license was issued yesterday
to Mr. o. f. Hill of Kansas City and Miss
Josephine Harleyman, also of Kansas
City.
Governor Stanley came down yesterday
on court business. He has a case n the
district court which will likely be called
today.
Rev Chester Manning is in the city.
and will have charge of Tuesday nights
meeting in Peniel hall, 235 North Main
street.
Mr.. B. F. Smith, who has been visiting
his brother, Mr.. B. H. Smith, of the West
Side for four eeks, returns today to his
home in Bond, o. T.
Master Bert Museller Of Perry, o. T., is
here visiting his grandmother at 535 North
Washington avenue, and attending the
High school exercises.
The Minnesota river is reported to be on
a tear. A gentleman at the court house
yesterday said the river was higher than
it has been for five years before.
Judge Haymaker joined in wedlock yes
terday Mr. Nate Hickman and Miss Nellie
Criss, both of Newton. They were ma
rried at the probate court Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Richards, who for
merry lived in Wichita, but moved to Ell
Dorado, have returned to this city to live
and will make Wichita their future home
c. B. Ludlum, whose case against the
Frisco railroad occupied two days of the
courts time last week got a verdict for
500. besides 800 which the jury allowed
him for attorney fees.
Mr.. Biggs. government meat inspector,
Of Kansas City. was in the city yesterday
on private business and renewing &C
quaintances with old friends. His home
was formerly at Bentley.
c. H. Brooks has filed a big bankruptcy
case, asking for adjustment Of the affairs
Of Harper & Elliott of Pratt. The case
involves probably the largest liabilities of
any yet filed in the Wichita court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George i. Burgess Of St.
Louis, Mo, Is visiting in the city with
their uncle. Mr.. P. c. McDermott. and
family, OF the West Side. Mr.. Burgess IS
chief purchasing agent of the Frisco rail
road.
Miss Maebene Ladd OF FL Reno. for
! many years resident Of Wichita. and a
graduate with high honors from the High
| school Of this city in 1893. Is a visitor in
the city. the guest Of Mrs. L. r Cox, 81
New York avenue
The knight Of Del Gynero, the young
mems social club OF the city, VIII hold
! an open house and smoker to- the resident
members this evening. Progressive whist
Will be the special attraction, followed by
an ice cream and strawberry refaction.
Justice r. 5. Eel has been confined al
home ISs South Ida avenue. for the past
twelve days with a sprained ankle, re-
| ceived from falling out Of his barn loft
/ City Treasurer A \ Glenn, il basement
OF City building. Is attending TO his bush
ness.
4 brilliant flash OF lightning last night
came chasing into the city on one Of tae
Western Union wires. The wire vas
burned out The stroke evidently occurred
ffteen CT twenty miles cat % n c.ty.
for il was several seconds before the
thunder was heard.
The city jail was empty Saturday fo-
the first tine ia a long waile- i was the
great desire q the officials 70 keep Il
empty for a few DAYS IN order 70 thor
ougaiy renovate it, bat one fe!-ow whom
they had Jet out on a promise 20 leave
town rad 70 tank 10 again AID N4s taken
back 70 MS old berth
Mr. John J. Dulaney. son q NJ " ?
Duaney resident saPerineel6e1t ~ the
Inion stock Yards q tass po.ut. = in ire
city spending a few weeks vsz- among
Oh trends before rs ZIP 70 ;a= sos2-a-
vest <5r his health NJ. Dglzaey recenssv
graduated win h0nons fTen a medical 81
s;stu.e n Cincinnati vale In the c-Ey
ne Bill be the guest & Is father - A.
wesr Third street
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