The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-05
CITY In BRIEF.

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ty on business and pleasure.
]. A. Sutton has changed his residence
to 1913 South Pattie avenue.
E. C. Hoag, travelling freight agent of
the Frisco, went to Oswego yesterday.
| H. Richie, travelling passenger agent of
the Vandalia, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Clara Goldstein has returned from
pleasant visit with friends in Arkansas
City.
Mrs. F. T. Dolan of Newton came down
yesterday and is visiting friends in the
city.
| Mrs. VIII Pierce has gone to harden.
o. T., on a visit to her sister, Mrs. r. B.
Wentworth.
Chas. Davidson, Thos Griffith ana H.
j. Hagney went TO Pratt last niGnt IN a
| fishing expedition.
Rev. A E. Dubber will change his
/ place of residence next week to No. SO
East Central avenue.
Strawberry shortcake will soon appear
on the bill of fare. The Strawberries
were on the market yesterday.
c. L. Davidson and his son, Lock, went
to Waldocks lake last night, where they
will spend several days shooting.
Mrs. Emma OFT and her sis er. Miss
Flora Miller, of Mulvane, were in the
city on a shopping expedition YESTERDAY
Attorney Harry Detrick was able to be
out yesterday after a spell of sickness
His baby is now threatened with pneu-
| monia
John w. Adams returned yesterday
from Lyons, Kan, where he had been
engaged in the trial OF some cases "a the
district court of that county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Baling have
! moved from 42O South Topeka avenue to
529 South Topeka avenue, whire they will
be at home to their friends.
Colonel Billings and wife Of he Ea1ti-
more hotel, went to Enid, Q. T.. last
night. The colonel is thinking Of fur
nishing new hotel in that city.
Mrs. R. L. Corbett. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Holmes on North Lawrence ave
nue. for the asst two weeks, returned to
her home in Kansas City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Tapp were
married twenty-one years ago yesterday
Last night a large number of friends sur
prised them at their home, and the even
ing was spent very happily.
Mr.. Haden Long of Prettie Prairie, one
of Reno county's most enterprising farm
ers. was in the city yesterday enroute to
Springfield, Mo-, and was the guest of
Mr.. Williams. 426 South Water street
"Flatty" Ingram. about whom the po-
lice were worrying, fearing he had de-
al
was arrested and put in Jail at Alva, o.
T., yesterday for attempting to steal a
grip from hotel
Mrs. Clay Mitchell died at her home,
Obs North Wabash avenue, yesterday
morning, after lingering sickness
Funeral services will be held at the New
Hope Baptist church, on Mead avenue,
this morning at 10 o'clock
James Tapp says he voted the straight
Republican ticket on Tuesday. There
were no Pops or Democrats in the Sec
ond ward to vote for, and he was not the
man to stay away from the polls just be-
cause he could not be suited
The jury IN the case of ]. c. Livingston
against the estate of J. R Livingston
handed in a verdict yesterday. awarding
the plaintiff 800 for keeping his father.
The son sued for 1920 The trial of the
case occupied more than a day.
Mrs. Sarah L. Rothrock, past president
department of Iowa and past national
chaplain OF the w. R. c., is in the city.
and the w. r. C. and the G. A. r. are
invited to meet her at Mrs. Boyce's, 3l2
West Third street this afternoon at 2:30
Mr.. Chas. Lakey and his sister, Julia
of Augusta, o. T.. spent the day in the
city yesterday. visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Ward, 50S South Water street Mr.
Lakey has Just sold his farm in Okla
homa and is going to BeIoit. Kan. where
he expects to make his home In the flu
ture.
Yesterday Substitutes Ed Hutchinson
and George B. Burge OF the railway pos
tai service, were sent TO Kansas city To
act under the orders OF Chief Clerk FAY
Tor of that city. There are not enough
substitutes attached to the Kansas ":,y
Office to I'll the vacancies and Mr.. Taylor
had TO apply to the Wlchi,a o.ree for
men TO help him out.
Springtime has come and with II the
smooth. oily-tOngued advertising faklr
with a csheme so beautiful that the
merchant thinks there are 6ollers and
dollars in il for him and that no ..thel
merchant OF the same Hoe Will he ac-
corded the privilege OF course. rather |
than let the other fellow get in ahead ~ |
you. you will take II. You have done IL
time and again, and will do Il this time |
Resolutions of Coincidence.