The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-15
CITY IN BRIEF.

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Mr. T. P. KeIso left yesterday for St.
Louis on business.
George A. Clark Of Junction City vas
a visitor here yesterday.
All but aRery few dollars OF the Cud-
ahy fund has now been collected.
Mr.. J. C. o. Morse Of Hutchinson was
registered at the Carey yesterday.
A. c. Jobes is in New York, where the
Santa Fe directory met yesterday.
John Adams returned yesterday from
Kingman, where ne was attending court.
The men who bet that Mckinley would
carry Kentucky yesterday SURRENDERED
their coin.
Charles Bigelov, who has spent a. year
on the Pacific coast, is back again on
the Eagle.
Mr.. W. ". Hagen, Of the First Nation
al bank. Enid. o. T., IS spending a few
days in the city.
Mr. B. F. Dunn. travelling passenger
agent Of the Frisco left yesterday morn
ing for St. Louis.
The WaIterscheid building north Of the
Rock Island depot is on the second story
toward completion.
A majority Of the property holders on
South Lawrence are parking out in front
Of their residences.
It is said to be not in the stars for
Wichita to receive one Of the new su-
preme court judges.
A little baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. A W Charter of 245 New York
avenue yesterday morning.
Mr. Wesley Hawk. 237 North Market, IS
in Granite, 0. T.. on business. He will
be absent about ten days.
Some concern is felt in Wichita for fear
people win not get out and ote on the
bonds, through forgetfulness.
Mr.. A. L. Fisher, with the Northwest
ern line, headquarters at Kansas City,
was visitor in the city yesterday
The street force is bringing up the
grade on South Lawrence avenue north
of the Wichita and Western tracks,
The Rock Island street car crossing
was put in yesterday. TO the great Joy
Of College Hill and Fairmonunt people.
Colonel and Mrs. NJ NJ Murdoch re-
turned yesterday from FL Dorado, where
they had been on a fishing excursion.
Rev. Won Herrlich helped things along
at Kansas City by preaching a sermon
on Expansion just before the election.
Everybody is preparing to attend the
football game between Paramount and
Friends University on Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. George W. Wbeatley Of Galena-
Kansas. was registered at the Carey yes
terday and was meeting friends in the
city.
Governor Stanley. who was in the city
yesterday and took a whack at golf,
says it is the best game he has ever
tackled.
The new Missouri Pacific depot will
hardly be ready for occupancy before
January / 1t viii probably be opened
with a ball.
The shower Of Leonids which was book
ed for last Wednesday night was not Wis
ible from Wichita or. so far as learned,
from any place else.
Captain J. NJ. Phillips and wife Of Chi
cago, visited yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. O. Haythorn. The captain is on his
way to New Orleans.
s c. L. Seagraves. passenger agent of the
Santa Fe with headquarters in Topeka,
was in Wichita yesterday attending TO
matters Of interest to the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Bangs of Win
field were visitors in the city yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Bangs was shopping,
while Mr.. Bangs called on friends.
Earl s. Wood of Chicago is spending a /
few days in the city. He says Monte
Halowen is now the head Of one Of the |
departments on the Chicago Tribune
Mr. ]. c. Bramhal, travelling passenger
agent Of the Burlington, with headquar- /
ters at Kansas City, was In the city yes /
terday visiting with Colonel /. R. Du- /
laney.
Mr. and Mrs. James slayden and their /
son leave this morning for Chicago. They I
win sfterward visit New Orleans and re- !
turn home to Dawson via Los Angeles /
and Tacoma.
The fake story that a Wichita doctor /
left a mans heart in his Office and his /
coIored janitor thought il was calfs liver. !
took it home, fried it and ate it. is now (
all over the country.
Mr.. Arch Anderson, exchange teller at
the Fourth National bank. has returned I
from a short trip to Kentucky. Mr.. An
derson was accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. ". II. Anderson Of Taylorville who
viii visit In the city for few weeks.
The Eagle is informed thai in a guess
ing contest on the number of electors
each presidential candidate would re-
oeive. Mr.. J. E. Llghtner Of 1901 Biting
avenue guessed the following number
which is considore5 TO be the proper es-
innate: Mckinley, 2e2; Bryan, 155
Died. at s37 St Francis ovenue, We'd
nesday morning, about 5 O'Clock. Miss
Ella BALDWIN. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. Z. Baldwin Funeral Friday AZ
o'clock p. M. at Dunkard church in
Kschi township. Members OF G. w
Kaiser Camp No. 6, W. o. W, requested
10 attend
This morning at o'clock the board OF
5he Chndrenss Home viii sell the goods
over from the carnival exhibit
The sale takes place AZ Mrs. Stewart.
southwest coruer. Of Topeka and Third.
and win continue this morning until the
supply is closed cut. Wares viii be sold
below cost The board has q payment E,
make on the Home soon and they should
be aided IN every way.
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.
The ladies' Aid society OF the FIRST
Presbyterian church win meet 10 the