The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-05
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS



Mr. A. Befrel has returned from a three
days business trip TO Ava. Q. T.
County Attorney Amidos went to KAN
sas City yesterday on legal business.
j. Pean Torrey was up from Conway
Springs Sunday with relatives and
friends.
John Heron now presides at the Senate
bar on East Douglas. having bought the
place last week
Miss Jessie Drown leaves today FOR Ohio.
where she viii visit a short time before
leaving for Europe.
Miss Eva Minn.ck leaves this afternoon
for the east. She expects 10 start Tor
Paris in few weeks
John " Stailey. superintendent of the
western circulation Of the S.. Louis Re-
pubic is in the city.
Mr.. VIII Atchison. who has been very
Ill for some time at his home on North
Topeka, is conyalescent.
Miss Minerva Moore of Guthrie. IS
visiting her cousing. Miss Myrtle Dicker-
son. of the West Side.
Mrs. T. G. Van Duyn left yesterday
for Douglass to attend the wedding Of
her sister, Miss Bnrness.
Mrs. John Moore OF Guthrie. O. T. IS
visiting Mrs. J. U. Toy. and also guest
of Mrs. Geo Dickerson of the West Side
People are becoming disguised at the
flying cotton from the cottonwood trees.
II seems to be worse this spring than
usual.
Mrs. 3. Levi and two sons loft yester-
day enroute to Grand Rapids. Mich. where
they will be the guests Of relatives for a
short time.
Mrs S. F. Woodland and children and
Miss Winifred woolard leave this after
noon for Colorado. where they expect 10
spend the summer.
Holland Slutz the 4-yesr-old son Of Dr.
W. 3. Slutz, is recovering from his seri-
GUS illness BY a mistake he drank
large quantity OF coal oil.
Mrs. E. Hill, on First street, yesterday
received box OF very fine cherries from
her son. D. Campbell, who has fruit
farm at Campbell, California.
Mr.. J. ". Brown is the proud father
OF baby girl who arrived at his home
last Sunday. Mr.. Brown is connected
with the Herman & Hess clothing house
here.
An unknown writer wishes the Eagle
to call the attention of the dsdcers 20
boys carrying dangerous sling shots, as
mischief is being done with them every
hour in the day.
Mrs. ]. P. Allen left for Knoxville, I'll.
St Mary's school. She will be accom-
panied on her return by Miss Allen. who
is student there.
r. F. knight. formerly one of the teach
ers in the High school here, was down
from Kansas City. Prof. knight has
the department of mathematics In the
Kansas City Normal training school.
c. R Davis, the hustling real estate
man Of Valley Center. was in the city
yesterday, He has recently sold two
SedgWick county farms, one Of which
was owned by County Treasurer Lloyd.
Chris Shafer. a prominent and well-to-
do farmer, living at Milton. near Conway
Springs, was fatally hickey by a horse
the accident He leaves a wife and two
children.
Mr. L N Hockaday of the Hockaday
Hardware company, left yesterday Tor
GAINESVILLE, Texas, where he will oficiate
as best man June 6. to his old friend, Mr..
H c. Bradford of Ell Reno, who Will be
married on that date.
In justice to Professor E. NJ. Williams
of Friends university the Eagle wishes
to correct the notice in Friends notes
regarding a scholarship OF Chicago. The
scholarship is awarded by Columbia uni
versity, New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs I. T. Greenamyer of 151
North Topeka are entertaining a little
visitor at their home. Il Is a boy. weighs
eight pounds and arrived yesterday. Mr..
Greenamyer is freight clerk al the uptown
Office for the Wells-Fargo Express com
pany.
The demand for tickets to the COM
meneepent concert OF the Sickuer Con-
servatory Tuesday evening IN the First
Presbyterian church has far exceeded ex-
pectations. This viii be an entertain
ment no lever OF music can afford to
miss being superior to many high priced
concerts The trifiing cost Of admittance
viii be felt by no one and IS charged
merely 10 cover the expense Of the en-
tertainment Tickets for sale al Law