The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-17
CITY In BRIEE.

| Judge Vermilion Is in Ashland.
Earl Evans returned from Perry yester-
day.
Charles Fifer is wrestling with rheum-
atism.
Rev. shaefer Of whitewater was in the
| city yesterday.
Mrs. James Selover is visiting relatives
| and friends in New York City.
Editor Hood, of the Wellington Monitor
Press, was in the city yesterday.
| Mr.. Mahaney and family recently moved
! to No. 141O North Emporia avenue
Mrs. A. w. stillwen and little daughter
! left yesterday for a visit with friends in
| Chicago.
MusseIman Bros. are running their new
chainess wheel in the show window by
| electricity.
Mrs E. G. Mueller is entertaining her
sister, Miss Minnie Boughton, of Rock
Island IL.
Rev. r. j.. Rose was called to Illinois
yesterday by the announcement of his
sons death.
Mr.. Kelso. Of the Kansas and Texas Coal
company, vent to Kansas City yesterday
on business.
Miss Maebele Ladd will sing the offer
tory solo tomorrow morning at the Uni
tartan church.
Mr. c. L. seagraves, of the Santa Fe
ticket department, was in the city yester-
day on business.
Mrs. H. E.. Heyman of Grand Rapids,
Mich, Is visiting Mrs. B. Leir of 354 North
Lawrence avenue.
Camp 1881, Modern woodmen Of America,
decided to support union labor at its meet
ing Thursday night.
Rev. Griffith has moved into his hne cot
tage. at 918 South Lawrence avenue, which
he recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Binkle have changed their
residence from Cos East Second street TO
334 North Mead avenue
Mr.. A kirkland of Independence has ac-
cepted a position with the Chapman &
Walker dry goods store.
Frank Braitsch, son Of John Braitsch,
the shoe man. is reported i'll with rheum-
atism OF a serious nature.
Messrs. Arthur and Ed Keegan were
visitors in Hutchinson yesterday and re-
turned home last evening.
B. L. Eaton, Of the Carey. returned yes
terday from Joplin, where he was look
ing after his mining interests.
Colonel Tom Jackson. the weN-known
politician Of Newton, was here yesterday
visiting his son, Cooper Jackson.
Mrs. Hartman of Mexico is in the city
visiting. She is at the home OF Mrs. No
Namara, on North Fourth avenue.
Mrs s Root, daughter and son, Of Col
orado Springs are visiting with Mrs. Roots
son. Frank r, Root, at 1871 North Fifth.
Mrs. J. F. Baehr and children and Miss
Shuch are spending a weeks vacation on
the farm Of Mr.. Drevis near Sedgwick
City.
Attorney Otto Eckstein was az Bentley
yesterday as a guest at the celebration Il
the 10th anniversary OF Dr.. De-es Of that
pace.
W. 2. Spaulding. general claim agent
Of the Frisco. and George Edger, local
claim agent al Monet, were IN the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Dold. manager Of the local
plant Of the Jacob Dold Packing company.
left last evening for kansas City OF q brief
business trip.
I. n Day. counsel Of Kiova county
y in all OF the iate bond litigation in the
federal courts. vas here yesterday on bust
ness for his county,
The Big river is row getting O. a tear
and is said 10 De rising rapidly The waters
have backed Up into Little -iyar, raising
the latter several feet
The many friends OF H ?. Baker viii -
sad u learn that be has 81 fs- recovered /
from his recent severe Illness as 70 be aule /
Il be a. his store part 0f the time
I. .. Fisher o. Geo, o. T. was in the I
city yesterday. He S At o.d-tsne- Of this !
county. having come here thl-ry-tv5 years /
aso. ne says wheat : dua IL his section /
Ms. Christina Ward returned yesterday /
from Pueblo Col, where sae had been Wis 4
ting her son. She vii probably go 70 (
Wisconsin next week e visit another son I
5. z Noyes < Co. have hzd the Mall /
street front O; their store reprinted n 4
nice oak eftects. which ADDS materially &c /
the appearance OF the Market street cor /
aer-
Mr O. c. Dar.aad. for Ire past three
sea-s messenger n the Wells Fargo Ex- /
press cez1psuy's service, resigned yester-
day from the service AID VII heaceto.la i