The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-15
CITY IN BRIEF.

Clarence Johnson is visiting in Colo
rado.
The funeral Of J. S. Dixon win be held
today.
Ora Morse Of Hutchinson was IN town
yesterday.
DR.. J. E. Oldham is expected home from
Milwaukee this evening.
Congressman Chester I Long was Wis
itcr in the city yesterday.
J. R. Cottingham of Guthrie was a
Wichita visitor yesterday.
Mrs. N. z. Defenbaugh Of Tezarkana Is
in the city visiting friends
Bfr. and Mrs. J. H Bruins are rejoicing
over the arrival OF a baby boy.
The Ladies Aid society of Plymouth
church gave a social last night
Mrs. II. Beck Of Winfield was a Peer
less Princess visitor yesterday.
Miss May Zimmerman is at Blooming
ton, H., visiting her friend Miss Ives.
Orie Morse Of Hutchinson was in the
city yesterday on his way 20 Wellington.
G. r. Follett Of Newton came down
yesterday TO look after business inter
ests.
Geo. A. Lamb, 1861 North Emporia. IS
confined TO his bed with congestion OF the
stomach.
z. II. Stevens. president OF the Bank OF
Clearwater, was in the city on business
yesterday.
J. N. Haymaker. Z. ". ClaDp and A.
N. Denny are at Waggoner, I. T, looking
over that town
Mrs W c. Davis Of Clearwater died on
Thursday evening and will be buried to-
day. She was 20 years old.
Arthur Coons OF Caldwell has been ap-
pointed 10 the position or day operator
for the Rock Island in this city.
The Southern Mutual Investment Co.
Of Kentucky has representatives here and
are negotiating for suite OF Office rooms
in the Whine building.
A marriage license was issued out OF
the probate court yesterday to Mr.. A P.
Wright Of Valley Center and Miss
Georgia Spore of Halstead.
L. :. Naftzger left last night for Kan
sas City where he viii meet his daughter
Florence who has been attending Drake
university at Des Moines. Iowa
A young man named Bush came to the
Eagle Office last night. and while going
upstairs and returning his bicycle. which
he left IN front Of the Office. was stolen.
II. I. Merrill. tne grain man Of Furley,
was in Wichita yesterday. He says that
since the rain the farmers in his section
are feeling considerably better over the
prospect for a big crop.
Councilman Schen came up from Okla
homa last evening, where he had been
in the interest Of the Wichita Nursery
association. Like all the rest Of the trav-
elers for that section he tells some big
wheat stories.
It was reported at the court house yes
terday that Judge Dafe's order in regard
to the Dunston household was effective
and that VIII Dunston and Mrs. Taylor
shook the dust Of the Dunston home from
their sandals and skipped out.
The boys over at the Fourth National
bank are talking golf Cashier John NJ.
Moore has undertaken to do the cham
pion playing for the bank President
Naftzger has purchased a pair of new
golf shoes and he is trying to pose as an
expert.
Mrs. Ella N. Miller Is expected home
today She has enjoyed her work very
much at Parker college, Winnebago City.
MINI, where she went last fail to accept
the position IN the college as lady princi-
pal. Mrs Miller was Instructor in Greek
and German az Parker, and made a fine
record, as an example Of what our bright
young Kansas girls are-being a graduate
Of the class Of 80. Fairmount. and after
ward q graduate Of Bates college, Lewis
ton. Maine.