The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-10
CITY IN BRIEF.


the city yesterday.
w E Brown of Augusta was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
H. L. Woods. prominent attorney of
Wellington, was in the city yesterday.
Howard ]. Hadgson of Eureka trans
acted legal business in the city yesterday.
Mr.. H C. Mayfield of this city, has
leased and taken charge Of the Windsor
at FL Dorado, Kan.
Mr.. V S. Curtis of Chicago, is the
guest of his uncles, Mr.. Ben Garland and
Mr.. NJ. c. Campbell.
Leslie Lindsey of Pond Creek, o. T.,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way to Kingman, Kan.
Louis Leach of Kingman, Kan, accept
ed position with the Aylesbury Mercan-
tile company of this city.
Judge j. B. Clogston Of Eureka was in
the city yesterday and attended to legal
matters before the appellate court.
The Masonic fraternity are looking
wise and limiting of sundry refreshments
at the Consistory blue lodge tonight.
J. W. Beebe & Co. of Udall, Kan, are
shipping -four to the Transvaal country,
Africa, supposedly to feed the Beers.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Lee, living at 426
South Topeka avenue, are the parents of
a son, born to them on Monday morning.
Dr. c. E. Hereford, formerly of this
city, has moved to Independence, Kan,
where he will practice his profession Of
dentistry
Harry Titus, travelling passenger agent
for the Santa Fe, was here yesterday
from Kansas City and looked after bust
ness for his line.
Miss Myrtle Brasier was married yes
terday to Mr.. William j. Shaver of st.
Louis, Probate Judge Haymaker perform
ing the ceremony.
A. w. Anderson has resigned his posi-
ton as bookkeeper with the Hockaday
Hardware company and last night left
for his home at TaylorsIfile KY.
There were two desperate efforts at
runaways yesterday but the horses gave
it up as soon as they got off the pave
ment. The mud was too much for them.
Mr.. Eli Ingham, who has been one of
Wickersham & Smalley's statesmen since
the opening Of the new house, resigned
his position yesterday to accept a SINH
lar one for a St Louis house.
George Oller, who has been reported
very low at the Wichita hospital for sew
eral days. was yesterday reported to be
much better, and is thought to be on his
way to rapid recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Majors moved
back to Wichita and are now living on
North Lawrence avenue. Mr.. Majors is
suffering from what is thought to be a
partial stroke of paralysis.
F. B. Draper prominent attorney OF
Chicago and son-in-law of DR.. Terrill, ar
rived in the city last evening on the
Santa Fe to see his wife. who is dan
gerously Ill with lung trouble.
Sergeant Kuehn who is here recruiting
for Light Battery F, received several new
applicants yesterday and accepted three
out Of the bunch. They are James Brock
man, Roy Miller and William Dilman.
Mrs. Angie Smith of Chicago is in the
city and will spend the winter with Mrs.
w. S. Hawk, 237 North Market. Mrs.
Smith Is the mother of Mrs. Charles H.
Peekham of Chicago but formerly of this
city.
The boys Of the X. n. G. have set to-
night for another of their delightful
dances, and it is expected that there will
be almost as many there as attended
their first dance a few weeks ago. The
dance will be given at Garfield hall.
Mrs ]. C. Forsythe, wife of conductor
Forsythe of the Frisco line running out
~ ho has NyiSi
Geo. Howell of this city for the past
week, returned to her home on the noon
train yesterday for ST. Louis, after hav-
ing spent a most enjoyable time.
General advertisers will find it to their
advantage to correspond with the thirty
year-old advertising agency of Lord &
Thomas, Chicago and New York. This
great firm is thoroughly informed as to
the mediums to be used for reaching any
class of buyers. can give reasonable
rates on any publication in the world.
and can tell you the best methods to en-
ploy to advertise judiciously."
Walter 7. Trickey has accepted a po-
sition as salesman in Fulton's clothing
store Mr. Trickey Is proud OF the fact
that he IS a Kansas Jayhawker. He was
born in Mulvane, where he lived until
three years ago, when his parents moved
to this city and ne accepted a position
with Goldstandt. the halter and fur
nisher. where he has worked ever since
He is an efficient and courteous salesman
and would be pleased to meet his friends
at his new place
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