The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-06
CITY In BRIEF.

Miss Flora Pool Of Topeka Is IN the city
T. ]. Womack Of Alva was here yester-
/ day, on business
Rev. Don S. Colt and family are al
! Baldwin City, this state,
l. B. Cornell of Anthony was at the
! Manhattan hotel yesterday.
! G. Gehring has bought the Brunten
| farm, southwest of the city FIVE miles
The State Board Of Pharmacy held a
| meeting / the Carey hotel last night.
Governor LewelIng and family are Nv
| ing in the Sheetz building for the winter.
| Mr.. H. W. Morgan returned yesterday
| from two weeks trip to his ranch in
Oklahoma
Miss Mabel Hartman Of Leavenworth
is in the city, the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
J. P. Allen.
o. G. Smith is passing cigars around
on account OF the arrival OF a fine girl
at his house.
Judge Jewett went to Topeka last night
to attend the meeting Of the Republican
state central committee.
The Frisco train from the east was five
hours late last night on account of a
deraiIed engine near Beaumont.
Edward Carey Of San Jose, Cal. Is in
the city, the guest Of Charlie Carey. He
is on his way home from Chicago.
The Improved Order of Red Men will
celebrate the one hundredth anniversary
of the death of Washington December
14th.
Mrs. George r. Fultz and daughter left
last evening for Wellington, where they
will be the guests Of friends for two
months.
Mr.. J. f. Howard will leave this morn
ing for a business trip through the south
western country. He viii be gone sew
eral da-s.
f. r. Mccarthy has returned from
Ponca City, where he has been for sew
eral weeks in charge Of the Santa Fe
station work.
Emerson school children are out hust-
ling TO sell tickets for an entertainment
to be given in Garfield hall on the night
Of December %.
gagged in farming during the past six
months. near Great Bend, has returned
TO his home IN the city.
Odd Fellows of No. 29S will hold their
semi-annual election of officers tomor-
row night. All members in the CITY are
requested TO be present.
Bruce Keenan, has moved from 76S st.
Francis avenue TO the old Abbot home
stead, corner Of Third street and Wash
ington avenue, where they have a nice
place.
r. e Brown returned Yesterday from
Hastings, Nebraska, where he was called
some days ago by telegram announcing
the sickness Of his child. The little one
IS out OF danger.
Mr.. Frank Israel Of 1900 S. Ida avenue.
made mis-step and the ladder collapsed
and he fell 10 the ground, breaking his
arm fl two places.
Thomas Closer has been appointed
member OF the executive committee Of
The National Merchant Taiiors' Exchange
and VIII attend the national meeting in
Louisville next month.
Judge Il. c. Sluss viii deliver the lee
tuTe TO Masons on the evening Of Deem
Der =. the day Of exercises in commence
ration Of the one hundredth anniversary
Of the death Of George Washington.
The little babe that was left at the
ChIdren's Home by Miss Anna Olmstead
mention Of which was made in yester-
days Eagle, has been temporarily adopt
ed by Mrs. Prather Of the West Side.
The boys Of Battery a. X. y. g, are
preparing tar social dance on the
evening OF the Fh. II win be free. and
only n those invited Il enjoy the hospi-
tally OF Captain Aspey and his men.
The many friends. IN this city. Of Mt
Fred Garcelon. cashier Of the COlwich
bank. are Just being informed OF his mar
riase on Thanksgiving day. 20 Miss Su-
san Bower Cornell. late Of Friendship,
y y.
Attorneys Paul and Silas Brown have
faith IN Sedswick county realty. They
have Just purchased from the American
Real Estate and Inves- uent company a