The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

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in the city visiting.
DR.. Purdy left yesterday over the Rock
Island for Houston. Texas
". ". Campbell OF Brannan. o. T.
was here yesterday on business
Attorney Harry Dederick left yesterday
for a business visit 10 Caldwell.
There were ten new civil cases fled IN
the city court the frst two days OF this
week.
Mrs. r W williams is quite sick with
appendicitis at her home. s12 South En-
poria avenue.
Y. r. Cannon. superintendent OF bridge
construction for the Rock Island, was in
the city yesterday.
Mesdames P. King. Mercer, Bell. Ia
Paz, Mason and Caswsll Of W. r c. are
reported on the sick list
Chas. Payne. the animal dealer re-
ceived a brace OF antelope from Okla
homa yesterday, over the Santa Fs
Miss Lola Maxwell returned from kan
sas City last evening, where she has been
visiting friends during the past week.
Arthur Furgeson and wife were ex-
pected here last night. returning from
their bridal tour 10 the Pan-American ex-
position.
Miss Matte Williams has returned
from q three months trip to San Jose.
Palo Alto. san Francisco and other points
n California
Miss Minnie Burchen died at her home
in Clearwater at o'clock yesterday
morning. Funeral services rom her home
today at 10 a. n.
Chas. A Bauou. the well known hotel
man formerly Of Ft- Scott, sedalia and
Kansas City. has accepted a position as
chief clerk al the Hamilton hotel in this
city.
Mr.. Donald 8IcMurchie Of Arkansas
avenue IS lying iii al his home with
cancer Of the stomach. His brother from
Chicago is expected TO arrive here to-
day.
Word has heen received from Dorches-
ter. Mass, that a baby boy was born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r. Shippen on
June II. Mr.. Shipper was formerly pas
tor Of the Unitarian society OF this city.
Frank c. Wynants. a former well
known resident OF this city. arrived yes
terday from Texas with his wife whom
he is bringing here for the benefit Of
her health. They viii remain here in
definitely.
J. D. Cayton Of Peabody was II the city
last night. He had been down TO oklaho-
ma and bought some fat cattle near Enid
and shipped them TO Kansas City, where
they were sold. There were 2ls head IN
the shipment.
Jerry McCarty, one OF the oldtimers
here. but who now lives at Norman
o. T, is IN the city visiting his old
friends. He says he Is going into the
new country TO buy some town lots when
the opening comes around.
The Waterworks company turned the
water on in the trough at the court
house, and now people can water their
horses there. Some Of the people OF the
city say that when they water their
horses there they will not drink anywhere
else.
Cyrus Sullivan. who has been a resi-
dent Of the county for a long time
says that the wheat IN his neighborhood
IS fine and will go close to % bushels
70 the acre. Corn is looking well and viii
be big crop. All fruits are going to be
plentiful and abundant.
Mrs. Theo Bird Of New York returns 70
her home. Wednesday, after a very
pleasant visit of eight weeks in this city.
Mrs. Bird will join ner husband at Buf-
falo, where they win take in the Pan
American exposition. and go from there
TO Asbury Park, n. J.. where tie remain
der Of the hot months viii be spent.
Professor Chester F. Adams and wife
will leave Thursday over the Frisco for
Gambler. O.. where they VIII attend the
commencement of the Professors Alma
Mater. Kenyon college. After visiting at
Gambler Professor and Mrs. Adams viii
attend the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo and viii return by way OF AIichi-
gan aud the great lakes.