The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-09
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The Apollo club gives q concert in The
near future.
Mr.. J. Elmer Reese IS IN Pratt Kan,
transacdng business.
Miss May Morris Of wichita is visiting
friends at E. Dorado.
Jay Hamilton, son Of the proprietor Of
the Hamilton hotel, is seriously i'll
A large iron balcony in front Of the
Hotel Hamilton is being completed.
Andy Richards Of wellington was in
the city last evening minging with
friends.
Mr. I. J. Franks. general agent Of the
Frisco in this city. is in St Louis on
business.
Ralph H. Faxon. Congressman Longs
private secretary. came up from Medicine
Lodge yesterday.
Yesterday was a light day IN the po-
lice department. Very few arrests we're
made by the officers.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Child Culture club was held IN the city
han yesterday afternoon.
A number Of new hats were seen yes
terday, the owners having received them
as a result of the election.
How it Happened is still the subject
Of earnest conversations at the street cor
ners by would-be politicians.
The official count Of the county vote by
the county commissioners viii be made
this morning at the court house.
Mr.. e E. Masterman, Of the Kansas
National bank, is in Medicine Lodge. hay-
ing been called there on business.
DOC" Kelley is one Of the happiest men
in town since the election. He has been
telling his friends how it happened.
The construction Of the sash and Door
company's new brick building on Mos
ley avenue has reached the second floor.
Mr. c. S. Gleed of Topeka, was in the
city yesterday to attend the meeting of
the directors of the National Bank Of
Commerce.
County Attorney Sam Amldon left
Wichita last night for Topeka to attend
the session Of the supreme court and viii
return next Sunday.
The thermometer yesterday registered
two degrees below freezing point Dr.
Johnson states that winter will soon be
here in real earnest
Miss Mignonette Sykes, who has been
with the Plano Manufacturing company
for the past two years, has resigned her
position in that Office,
Mr. c. w Brown of Augusta was in
the city yesterday attending the meeting
of the board of directors Of the Nation
al Bank Of Commerce.
The large eagle which was recently
taken to County Clerk Chains Office In
the court house is being placed in eondi-
ton for preserving by Prof. II. B. Scott
The cases Of J, A Wylie ct al against
Wilbur +. Stout. and W. n. Coler, Jr.
against Nellie H. Sim et al. win be tried
today by Judge Dale and jury in the dis
trict court.
Two blockes Of cement walk are being
constructed on South Lawrence. After
they are finished there Will be cement
walks on Lawrence avenue south TO
Harry street.
Mr.. R. e. Torrington, who has been
seriously i'll, was down to the santa Fe
division freight office for a short time
yesterday. Mr. Torrington hopes to be
out within few daye.
c. G. Elliott, relief agent of the Okla
homa division of the Santa re. who
spent the last few days visiting friends
in Wichita, returned to his headquarters
in Arkansas City yesterday.
The heating apparatus in the Kansas
National bank building was out Of order
yesterday. and as a result the people in
that building We're shlverlng from the
effects of the low temperature
A cartain clerk in a railroad office said
yesterday that the ballot given him by
the judge at the poll last Tuesday did
not have the name Of Bryan on it at all
and consequently he was compelled to
write it on with a lead pencil.
A number Of the golf enthusiasts were
out on the links yesterday. Some good
scores were made by the various play
ers. The tournament of today viii have
a large attendance Of members owing 70
the fact that the interest in golf is in
creasing.