The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-11
CITY TN BRIEF.

| SON. STANLEY came down from topeka
last night.
Miss Edna Shaw is visiting friends q
Nickerson.
Mrs. p. A -Rohrbaugh left yesterday
for visit to relatives in West Virginia
Miss Maude butcher Of Newton. is tn,
guest Of Miss Florence RIGHT on Waco
avenue.
Mr.. Geo. Wolf took sick while at worl
in the Red Front Racket and had to re.
tire to his home.
Miss Alkaline Harding left over the Fris-
CO for Beaumont Tuesday for a weeks
visit at the ranch Of Mr.. L. B. Fenul.
Mr.. E. A. Rosser, one Of the popular
conductors OF the Missouri Pacific, is
visiting relatives and friends at lei Reno.
The citizens Of College Hill who are in
terested in the street car franchise will
hold a meeting on the hill Friday night.
Next Wednesday night the knights of
Pythias Of wichita will go to Newton,
where there will be some fine degree work
put on.
The funeral services Of the infant child
OF o. A Reach viii be held Friday morn
ing at $3.50 at the residence sA South
Water street.
Conductor Joseph McEntire Of the San
ia Fe, accompanied by Mrs. McEntire,
left Wednesday evening for a trip to Col
orado resorts.
Miss Sallie N. Downing left yesterday
over the Rock Island for an extended
visit with relatives in Baltimore and
southern Maryland.
Ex-Governor Lewelling will go to Salem,
Iowa, next Tuesday where he has been
invited to address a meeting of old set
tiers at his old home.
Kansas City Gazette: sedgwiclx coun-
ty Populists forgot about silver, but unsn-
inously resolved in favor of hauling
down the American flag at Manila.
DR.. Knight Of Enid came up last night
to take charge of the office of DR.. Terrill.
who has gone to Colorado Springs on the
account of the sickness Of his daughter.
Kansas City Gazette: Wichita is going
to put enough money in her street fair
to make It a corker, and will try to have
state reunion of the Elks in connection
with 1t.
Mrs. Levi Bowers Of Wichita returned
to her home the last of the week, after
a pleasant visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Vanderwork.-Belle PLANE
Defender.
Mr.. John Waldock, the proprietor OF the
well known sportsmen's resort. "Waldock
Lake" died yesterday morning of typhoid
malaria The funeral viii take place this
morning at his former home.
Mrs. Robert Benns, wife of sheriff
Benns of Woodward. o. T., visited reIa-
tives in the city yesterday while on her
way home from an extended visit with
relatives in the northern states.
Mr.. R. p Murdoch received word from
Allegheny City that Roland Jr is sick
with typhoid fever Later advices report
ed him resting quite comfortable with no
complications. and thought not to be a
serious case
Thos. Shaw received a letter from his
son-in-law, Art Reams. yesterday, in
which he said he was doing a fattling
good business in Kalamazoo, Michigan
He is in the music business there and his
friends will be glad to know he is doing
well.
X. c. Journal: az. Mack Love-" says the
Arkansas City Traveller, has painted
spider on the bald spot on the top of his
head to keep the flies or" This beats
the scheme Of Badly Bsntly. who sand
papers his head so smooth the flies can't
get foothold.
Squire Maulsby. the horse 'trainer, left
yesterday. with 'X.ouise Middleton" DR..
Oldhams fine PAGER, and will make the
rounds of the Missouri race meetings. He
will enter the mare at Holden, Mo-, next
week and she is expected to win laurels
in the race course for her trainer and
owner.
Arthur Psttison, who fell from the third
story OF the Koz Harris block Tuesday
night. is still improving. He had consid-
cradle fever yesterday, but 1t was easily
kept under control, and 1t II thought that
he will be able to withstand the pain in
his back until the dangerous point Of his
injuries are passed In that case he will
soon be well.
In n brief alteration between Samuel
Green and John Bates yesterday after
noon at the corner of Water street and
Douglas avenue, Bates was knocked I'M
conscious and remained that way for
thirty minutes. Bates is said to have
been abusing and tantalizing a little
nephew of Mr.. Green's. which led I'D 10
the trouble. Bates was thought to have
been pretty seriously hurt.
Captain McMillen Of the police force has
some of the largest apples in his orchard
ever seen on the market in this city.
These apples command a price 20 cents
higher per bushel than any other. owing
TO their immense size and fine quality.
Mr.. Ben Downing ana several Others
were knocked out Of making a big fishing
expedition yesterday on account Of the
rain having swollen the river to unpront-
able heights.
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