The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-20
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.

]. NJ Robbins was in the city yester-
1 day from Minco.
! Miss Mary Gillillion OF Anthony IS the
| guest Of Miss Nora Lsi:z.
P X Butterfield of afulvane came II
/ 10 see the big show yesterday.
Corporal Duvaa of Hutchinson IS here
| visiting Captain Clark OF the Santa Fe-
1 DR.. McIIhanuy and famil.s were in from
| Norwich taking taking IN the fair yes
| terday.
| Miss Ella Carpenter OF Derby is the
| guest of her sister, Mrs NJ. II. Ru-
+. dolph-
| DR.. Terrin now has his x-Ray machine
in working. order. near the entrance to
| the street fair.
Mrs. f. ]. Sullivan is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. J. J. Funk of Hillsboro,
1 Kansas this week.
Rev. DR.. Slutz was at Hutchinson las;
night where he lectured on Jerusalem for
( the Autumn festival.
Mrs Frank Gould Of Dodge City IS the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. c. G. Chapman,
OF South Ernporia avenue.
Lou Murray of Topeka Walt Blake OF
Colorado Springs and Ray Iayior OF
Purcell. 0. T., are here visiting
Mr.. John J. Fegthly and daughter.
Edith OF Kingfisher. o. T. are here visit
ing friends and taking in the street fair.
Miss Shuts desires 10 ask the pupils
OF her kindergarten to be az her rooms
at one O'Clock today, 10 take part in the
flower parade.
J.D.H. Reed and wife and T. B. Wood
ford and wife OF Oswego. Kan. are here
visiting c. A. Wo0dford and family OF
North Short street
w II. Brown. trainmaster OF the Frisco
az Monet, together with his wife. were
taking in the street fair and visiting
friends in the city yesterday.
Fred c. Hunt OF Mcpherson. son-ln-law
Of Mr., and Mrs II. f. Pyle, came down
20 take an examination IN the railway
mail service. and visit the street fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams OF ST Louis
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Kirkpatrick
OF the Missouri Pacific force in this city.
They are brothers and sisters-in-law.
Mrs. James McGowen ~ Mcpherson.
Kan, and Mrs. James McNeigh ~ GalVa,
Kan are visiting with u. F. Pyle and
family and taking IN the Wichita street
fair.
Last evening after midnight the Dold
pavilion at the fair display entertained a
late party OF midway visitors and gave
them a fine lunch from their elaborate
booth.
The German Lewiston OF the Civic pa
rade have been requested by their many
friends 20 ezllk -rei- elegant floats IN
the Flower parade. aud have decided 70
do so.
Mrs. S Harper of Indianola returned
yesterday. after six months visit with
her son In Saginaw. Michigan. Mrs. Har-
per was accompanied by her brother. ".
II Winder.
Mr. Ed NJ Dodd died yesterday morn
ing Of typhoid fever. Funeral viii be held
at the home on East Douglas avenue
Sunday at 2:S0 p. m. Friends OF the
family invited.
Mr.. b. c. Underhill the Territory repre-
sentative for the Dold Packing company
with headquarters at FL Reno left last
night after a two days visit al the street
fair in the city.
Benches have been erected on the ball
cony Of the Baltimore hotel for the ac-
comodation OF those who wish % view
the carnival parade tonight and stu be
out of the crowd
The police have made several arrests OF
those who persist In shooting rubber
balls into the faces of people passing on
the streets. and the cost for each trip
is 81 Runians should take tumble.
Madame Willis viii occupy rooms on
the third floor of Cash Henderson 5 store
where she viii walt on the trade OF
Geo. Innes 4 Co. until they are ready
to reopen with their new stock OF goods.
Miss Shultz of the kindergarten an
nounces there Will Be no school this
morning but requests all pupils TO be at
North Lawrence 10 participate In the
Flower parade.
Among the out-of-town railroad men
who were doing the street fair yesterday
were F. s. Savage, Topeka. advertising
manager OF the passenger department OF
the Santa Fe: J. c. Bramhal, Kansas
City. travelling passenger agent of the
BuFlington: l.. D. Cooper. Of Kansas City
travelling passenger agent Of the Chicago
and Alton; A. L. Fisher Kansas City,
travelling passenger agent OF the North
western line