The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-27
CITY IN BRIEF

F. A Amsdam was up from wellington
yesterday.
J. s. Coe of Topeka was guest at the
Carey yesterday.
Mrs. F. L. Tinker of Kingfsher, o. T,
was at the Carey yesterday.
Fl Z. King and S. Brakeman of Leon
were doing the city yesterday.
P. S. Wilson of Topeka was transacting
legal business in the city yesterday.
DR.. c. E. McAdams has returned to
Wichita with his family to remain.
]. W. Carter, a prominent stockman of
Higgins, Texas. is at the Occidental
The Misses Todd of Gray Horse, o. T..
were registered at the Carey yesterday.
r. B. Warren, wife and daughter of
Hutchinson were in the city Yesterday.
The funeral of the late Peter Daily Will
be held at the Pro-cathedral this morning
at $50 o'clock.
D. H. Reeder of Kansas City. represent
ing the Bradbury Piano company, was in
the city yesterday.
DR.. Slutz delivered an address before
the Southwest Kansas Conference, at
Winfield, last night.
Miss NIignonette Sykes left yesterday
morning for Winfield and Wellington, for
a short visit with friends.
J. P. PARROT was granted a pension Of
s. per month, the papers having been re-
ceived by Judge Glenn yesterday.
Four German farmers from Rich Hill,
No, weer at the Occidental yesterday.
They want to secure Kansas farms.
The county treasurer has issued prop
erty warrants and placed them in the
hands of the sheriff. Persons interested
can now pay these warrants at the sher-
ifs Office.
J. c. Ref, who has been dangerously
i'll at his home on Fairmaunt, is recover
ing. The doctor thinks the crisis is pass
ed and that with good care Mr.. Ref will !
be out again soon.
The Bryan company will commence the |
work of erecting their large four-story |
building in about three weeks. The build |
ing will be ready for the firms occupan-
cy by the first Of May next.
Two little girls on adults wheels had |
narrow escape from being crushed under +
wheels yesterday. Parents ought (
10 know the danger little children are
exposed to on our busy streets on a large
wheel.
9. L. Espich and family left last night /
for New Philadelphia, Ohio. the former
home of Mr.. Espich. where they viii re-
side in the future. Mr.. Espich and fam
lily have made many friends in Wichita
10 vii aa 10 laa ,f
parture from the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. st. George VIII lay out a
sentence Of ninety days in the county ial
for stealing a lot OF calico last month.
They plead guilty of pity larceny in the
district court yesterday. While the St.
81. Georges plead guilty in court. they
continue TO maintain their innocence.
Harry Beard. who has been acting as
lay clerk At the Arlington hote, in Well
ngton during the absence OF Charley
smith, arrived in Wichita yesterday
morning 10 visit a sister for a couple OF
lays. He viii SO 10 his home in Oswego
. visit a while before accepting another
'osition. He has his eye on Charley
smiths old joo AZ PitJsourg. Kan.
The Paddy Shea case VIII be tried Feb
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IN on the motion for continuance rendered
esterday morning. The defendants attor-
eys failed 10 get a continuance To tns
lay term. but il Is thought they VII be
eady by February Is. with the exception
I being able 10 secure one witness. Anna !
Ianson. Il may be impossible 10 find her
] time for trial Every effort vii be made
ow 70 have everything in readiness for the
-iaI
Quite number OF the city churches be {
y now engaged IN revival meetings. = '
pecial union PRAYER service has been ar J
anged TO DE held n the FRS, II. Z.
hurch this morning at $50. AL Interested !
the salvation OF souls in Wichita are
arnestly invited to be present Il is
opeo that tbs may be followed by other
'aiherings OF Ike nature and purpose in 3
TIER churches. where Gods children may .
o'ne together with one purpose OF aear, I
pray for each other and the salvation
the lest.