The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-20
CITY IN BRIEF.

Harry Hagney returned yesterday from
Iowa
Mrs. E. B. Shelley was called away
from home on account of sickness.
Prof Blume and Mrs. Bamberger went
to Kingman last night to play for a big
| ball.
Grand Chancellor Akin visited Wichita
Lodge 1s9, K. OF P, and addressed the
members last night
Ed Jackson, Kimber Conrad and Eugene
Evans Of Newton, were here last night
| to attend "Quo Vadis"
The old Italian organ grinder and his
monkey have returned to the city and
| are giving their concerts about town.
| John D. Milliken of Mcpherson, one of
he leading lawyers in the state, trans
acted legal business in the city yester-
day.
Dave Leahy returned yesterday from
Great Bend where he attended the Dem
| ocratic and Pooulist Seventh district
convention
A. ]. Apologize is temporarily engaged
in the Rock Island freight office. He
| still maintains headquarters at LAT North
| Main street
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Schnitzler and Mrs
| Otto Kopphn left yesterday morning for
Jerseyville, Ills, to attend the funeral
OF VIM Rudolph, a relative of theirs.
Mr.. ]. c. Casey, who was visiting with
his wife in the east, has returned, but
Mrs. Casey will remain and visit her
mother at Pana, H., for several days.
L. E. Damon, travelling auditor of the
Santa Fe. and ]. Patterson. travelling
auditor of the Frisco. are in the city
checking up business at the Union depot.
D. H. Ruch of Comanche county, was
in the city yesterday on his way home
from Great Bend. where he attended the
Democratic Seventh district convention.
Mr.. R. L. Rees of Kansas City, general
agent for the Mccormick Harvester COM
pany. spent Wednesday in the city visit
ing Mr.. Porter, manager of the local
house.
People are writing and telegraphing
from all over the country for rooms at
the meeting of the Sunfower League and
Democratic state convention next Sat
urday.
DR.. P. D. st. John has returned from
Waterloo, Iowa, where he attended the
funeral of his brother-in-law, Lare AL
ford, ex-speaker of the house of repre-
sentaives of Iowa.
P. A. Williams, Frank Williams and C.
F. Biddle, delegates to the Republican
Seventh district convention at Hutchin-
son from Comanche county, were in town
yesterday on their way home.
Wholesale Hardware company, has gone
to St.. Louis. He will return by way of
Plattsburg, No, where he will get his
mother and bring her here to make her
future home.
The Wichita Water company is laying
a new line Of mains on North Topeka
avenue, from Murdoch avenue north
The business of the water company is in
creasing rapidly. which Is evidence of
the growth Of the residence section Of the
CITY.
The street car company is now giving
an excellent ffteen-minute service on
North Topeka avenue. AS soon as the
double track is completed on North Main
street to Murdoch avenue, a ten-minute
service will be given that far north on |
Main street.
Mr.. Phillips of Colorado Springs is WIS.,
iting in Wichita He says all Of the old |
time Wichitans at Colorado Springs are |
doing well. Wesley Morris, who was once |
county attorney of this county, has been |
elected city attorney of Colorado Springs |
for the second term.
William Morley, travelling passenger
agent of the Michigan Central; H. C. |
travelling passenger agent of the |
Wabash, and John F. Reece, travelling |
passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific. |
were all in the city yesterday and it
wasn't safe on Douglas avenue.
Mrs. Mary Musselman of Sedgwtck
City, is visiting her sons, Al and Josef
Musselman. While in the city she and
,be Messrs. Musselman and Judge Hat
ton decided to advise Charles Musselman
and Charles Hatton, the tandem tourists.
TO extend their trip through Europe and
inish their course of studies before re-
turning to America They have become
greatly interested in the boys
Elder Nun returned last night from
o. T., where he had been called
to officiate at the marriage Of Mark
Lynch and Miss Ethel Parker. The cere-
mony was performed at the home Of the
brides parents, seven miles southwest of
Medford, in the presence Of a company
Of guests numbering about twenty-five, |
on Wednesday evening, at O'Clock.
supper, music and pleasant
closed the happy occasion.