The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-29
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Nern FRAZER Will give IuncneOn
on Tuesday for Miss Maude Parks.
Fred Trigg returned to Wichita yester-
day after an absence of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Sheppard visited In
diana friends in Winfield the past week.
Dr. Phil Y. Strohecker will leave this
morning for Kansas City on business
trip.
L N Hockaday's mother and her fam
lily have moved to this city from Platts-
burl-. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Bailey will
go TO Colorado Springs this evening to
spend the summer
T. w. Cress, an attorney of Perry,
Noble county, o. T., is here on business
in the district court.
]. c. Cory of Anderson, Ind, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Milo Avery of $50
North Market street.
Mr. o. G. Jacobs is at Valley Center,
where he has Just shipped out two car
loads of very fat steers.
Miss Leila Hardin Bugs latest book
is in the book stores The Eagle will
have a review of it soon.
Mrs ]. H. Hardy and baby of Hen
nessey, o. T., are visiting Mrs. NJ. Avery
of 320 North Market street.
Dr. W. b. Slutz will deliver the bac-
callaureate sermon before the gradual
ing class Of Lewis academy.
L. D. Fouts and wife have returned
from Texas, where they have been spend
ing a week visiting their son.
Invitations are out for a musical re-
cital to be given the coming week by the
pupils of Mrs. S. T. Hendrickson.
w L. Appling of Wichita township,
abundant rainfall and crops growing
finely.
Parson Gidday flies higher than is
the usual custom of Kansas men. He
skits about the city in an imperial Stan
n D.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Canday and son
Elwood of Cheney. are visiting Mrs.
! Canday's sister, Mrs. ]. H. Williams. 902
/ North Market.
The most proper thing the Kansas City
convention managers have done so far
was to make Joe Chrisman one OF the
] sergeants of the hall.
w L. Jenkins has returned to Wichita.
I Mrs NJ. c. Campbell has gone to chi
cago for Miss Jetta Campbell, who has
/ been attending school there.
/ Mrsh J. w Sharper one OF Sedgwick
/ county's prosperous young farmers, re-
! turned yesterday from a trip through
western Missouri, looking for fancy stock.
A fine ten-pouno girl was born to Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Brockway yesterday.
Dr. Taylor reports Professor Brockway
the haDniest one in the family over the
event.
Tom Voss. deputy marshal of the city
court left his horse unhitched on Doug
las avenue yesterday and a policeman
came along and took the horse to the po-
| lice station.
Mrs. Julia Davies and daughter, Miss
Effice M Davies, left Friday evening
over the Missouri Pacific for an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends on the
Pacific coast.
J. w. Tapp has renigged in the sena-
torial game. He positively declines to be
candidate for state senator. The nomi-
nation was to be handed to Mr.. Tapp on
a silver platter.
House cleaning IS finished at the coun-
! ty jail and everyone there is happy. The
sheriffs residence is especially neat and
clearly, having been repapered and re-
vanished throughout.
/ Miss Bessie Gatron left last night for
King City, Mo, where she will spend the
summer visiting friends and relatives.
Her numerous friends wish her a pleas
ant and profitable visit
The criminal docket for the May term
of the district court is a large one. but
there are few important cases. The
assignment of criminal cases Will be
made Monday morning at o'clock
Mr.. Joe Schott and Mr.. a. Schott and
wife of St Louis. who were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. A Gross and al the
Schott-Strauss nuptials, returned TO their
home in st. Louis yesterday. The Messrs.
Schott are brothers of Mrs. Gross.
The case against John Leonard for
scattering poisoned corn about his prem
ises was dismissed yesterday. The drug
gists who examined the corn fail to find
any trace OF poison. Leonard had mixed
the corn with green paint TO bluff Mrs.
Fowler and her chickens
Inc memoirs o. the local ioASSS,
Knights of Pythias, viii go to Mt. Hope
on a special train Tuesday evening, May
S The trip has been postponed from
original date set for the conveniece OF the
hodges. The train Will leave the Missouri
Paotis depot at go, returning after the
close of the lodge session.
Mr. G. NJ Glenn. formerly Of Marion
county, Iowa. has located at Wichita and
Will act as general agent and manager
for the Wichita OXygencr company. with
Office in the Zimmerly building. This
instrument is very highly endorsed by
the United States health commission and
by leading physicians in Kansas and
other states. Mr. Glenn comes vel
recommended as a gentleman Of honor
and integrity.
Attention, L. V. [. R., Second reEi-
ment. L. Y. L, Departments OF Kansas.
There being misunderstanding in re-
gard 10 special meeting called for Mon
day afternoon. April 81. We wish 10 state
that there viii be no meeting on that
date. The next regular meeting VIII ae
on the first Monday OF Nay. The sisters
will govern themselves accordingly, and
como prepared on that date to transact
the business as pursuant 70 arrange
ment. Sallie White. Secretary.