The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-09
CITY IN BRIEF.

CITY I'm 6HiEf.
c. J. Smith of Topeka, was IN the city
yesterday.
H. T. Roembach OF Garden Plain, was
in town yesterday.
Steve Skinner the foreman Of the Eagle
job rooms, is SICK
]. E. Conklin is in Winfield looking after
his business in terests,
e. E. Harvey of Huffman & Harvey
went to Newton yesterday.
| Miss Maude McCanless is quite Ill al
her home. 313 North Market
W. L. Hallowell was down from Hutch
inson yesterday on business.
]. o. Davidson, president of the Kansas
National bank, is on the sick list.
Jack Shields made a trip to Topeka
Wednesday. returning last night.
T. J. Wood, well known lawyer of To-
peka,-was visitor in the city yesterday
Charles L. segraves. travelling passen-
ger agent for the Santa Fe. is in the city.
w. P. Bossart, trainmaster for the
Rock Island at Harrington, was here yes
terday.
c. B. Mitchell, travelling aulitor of the
Rock Island, was in the city yesterday On
blindness.
Many slight accidents on account of the
icy sidewalks and pavements were re-
ported yesterday.
Mrs. w. F. Copeland of South Law
renee avenue, is recovering from severe
spell of sickness.
Charles L. Brown, a prominent lawyer
and politician of Arkansas City, was in
the city yesterday.
The Missouri Pacific has established a
new fast merchandise train, running
daily between Kansas City and this city.
The Office Of the secretary of the Build
ing and Loan association has been moved
from South Main street to the Kansas
National bank
Harry Dedrick, the lawyer, went to
Hennessey last night on legal business.
jump most of the time.
The band concert to have been given at
the Auditorium last night was postponed
a week. The concert will be given next
Thursday night without fail.
c. r. Fulton. the clothier, returned
home yesterday from an extended buying
tour in New York City and the eastern
markets, where he has been for, the past
four weeks.
E. E. Enoch commenced suit against
man yesterday, and is kicking because
Assistant City Court Marshal Tom Voss
will not serve the papers. The man is in
the pest house.
w. w Thomas, connected with the
Santa Fe service in Oklahoma City, was
in town yesterday. Mr.. Thomas was
formerly an employee in the freight de-
partment of the Santa Fe here
DR.. J. W. Hutton reports the following
births yesterday: A girl baby at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Shy, ZIG Waco avenue,
and boy baby at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas You'll, 412 East Douglas ave-
nue.
Miss Bernice Butler Of 1871 North
Wichita street was married to Mr.. Al
bert Foster of Maize at the residence
Of the brides parents Wednesday even
ing. Rev Mr.. Berrier Of the Presbyter-
ian church oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Moffat are the
parents of a fine little boy. born TO them
yesterday morning. The little one
weighed five and one-ha1f pounds and has
dinples and fine features. The parents
and grandparents are very proud Of the
boy
c. r. Fulton returned from the east
yesterday. He has been spending the
past month IN New York and other east
ern cities buying spring goods. Mr.. Full
ton says that he bought a larger and
better stock of goods than has ever been
in Wichita.
Guy Smith and Robert McNef waived
preliminary hearing in the city court yes
terday and were bound over to the dis
trict court under bond. which they failed
TO furnish and were remanded TO jail. The
defendants are accused Of stealing two
buckets Of candy from Rock Island