The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-08
CITY In BRIEE.

Mrs. Toilet was down from Newton yes
terday.
Mrs. Willis Stillwell has gone to Kan
sas city to hear Paderewsk.
Harry C. Titus. the livestock agent for
the Santa Fe, is in the city.
Myrtle Hinton went to Kansas City
over the Rock Island yesterday.
D. E Dunno. the well known financial
broker of this city, is in St. Louis.
Mrs. R. F. Quinn and Son Glen are
down from Newton today on business.
T. R. McCuMey Of lola, was IN the city
on business at the sheriff's Office yester-
day
Charles Williams Of Garden Plain died
Of apopIexy at st. Francis hospital yes
terday-
Yesterday morning Superintendent
Bailey started out on his first tour Of in
spection.
Miss Carrie Carpenter and Mrs. Den
ton leave Saturday over the Frisco for
St Louis.
Miss Jasmine Wilhoite Of Newton is
spending a few days at home at GIG North
Topeka avenue.
Misses vecna Deardof and Frances
Dennis of sedgwick were in the city yes
terday shopping.
Mrs. W. F. Stout Of Pontiac, Mich. who
has been visiting in the city, left for
home yesterday.
Superintendent C. R. Gray of the Frisco
was in the city yesterday looking after
company business.
Police Judge Mitchell was unable to be
at his desk yesterday on account OF i'll
ness caused by Ia grippe.
The street cars were tied up last night
by the storm and sleet. and people had
TO trudge along on foot
It is rumored that Mr.. Charles Lease
Of New York. formerly of this city, is to
be married in the near future.
Hundreds OF new oak ties for the
North Main street line Of railway have
been stacked along the street ready for
use.
For the month of January the births
exceed the deaths It is the first time
this has been the case in Wichita for
many years.
Bishop Vincent, chancellor of the
Chautauqua movement. viii be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Piatt. $50 North
Topeka avenue, during his stay in the
c.-<
F. A. bartholomew, one Of the superin-
tendents OF the international CorresPon-
dence School. IS in the city looking after
the establishment OF educational cars on
the Rock Island.
Lieutenant Willis Uline, the recruiting
officer who has been here several times.
has been promoted to a captaincy. He
viii be here 10 swear in the new re-
cruits probably this week
Martin KeIlar. the Standard OIL com
pany's representative at Hutchinson. was
here yesterday visiting Cecil Hodghns0n.
the manager OF the Fred Harvey news
stand at the Santa Fe station
Little s-year-old Oscar Herbert son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. VI Herbert, died at the
home OF his parents. Is Riverview. yes
te~day. TIE remains were buried IN the
s.. Johns cefetery south % Goddard
The brakaueu on the Panhandle divis-
ion q the Santa Fe think they should be
given preference over the Hutchinson and
Southern brakeman They viii present
their grievance 10 Superintendent Res
sigue.
Mrs D. D. Bailey and Mrs. George
Pruett of Wellington were in the city
yesterday. 2Irs. Bailey IS the wife % Sup
e-lntendent n. D Bailey q the Santa F.
in 5his city. and was here boxing up q
house
John Relph OF Halstead, one q the
--7os+ --o-ns7sr- farmers IN Esrrev ceuu-
y. vas IN the city yesterday. Mr.. RelPh
has quite q portion q his farm under
irrigation and raises large quantities. OF
garden produce.
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