The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-06-05
CITY IN BRIEF.

Melva Y. Morford was ec5udgeo insane
in the probate court yesterday.
Mrs. s H LituefeId left for Hutchin-
son 10 visit friends and attend the iubi-
lee.
S. Greenbaum. a clothing man OF New
ton. was in the city yesterday on busi-
ness.
Marriage license were issued yesterday
to William Roscoe Riggs and Miss Edna
E. Dyer OF this city.
Mrs. Emma La Paz, member Of ". R
c.. No. %. is reported very sick at her
home on East Murdoch avenue
Mrs. Z. o. Fyfe OF Chicago, has come
TO spend the summer with her daughter.
Mrs. Merchant, on the west side
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Shoemaker OF
Haysville were made happy on June s.
by the arrival OF = six-pound girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seal left last even
ing over the Rock Island for Iowa where
they expect to spend a couple Of months
visiting relatives
Miss Edna One returned last evening
to her home IN FL Dorado after weeks
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Della McCune
Of the Fletcher block.
In the Eagles report yesterday the cost
Of the new street lamp was given as s22-70
per post per month. It should have been
per year as was obvious.
Miss Carrie Bliss, cashier at Vein
schenk's. left yesterday for two weeks
visit with her sister. Airs. Park. nee Min
ME Bliss. at Webb City, Mo.
The manager of the Shaker Concert
company is making great improvements
on the lots. corner Market and First
streets for their opening, June 10.
Frank Terril of Salem commenced to
harvest his wheat yesterday. 1t is OF
the early May variety and Mr.. Terrin
says it is very fine and will make a good
yield.
Rev. A. a. Green died at the Wichita
hospital yesterday. He has been resi-
dent Of this city for about fifteen years
and was at one time IN the real estate
business.
The Wichita Medical and Surgical so
ciety viii meet IN regular session this
evening in the council chamber. DR..
Fuller will present the paper. Subject.
'-Erysipelas."
Judge Harvey wants the Kansas re-
ports in the city court and about all Of
the attorneys who practice in that court
have signed a petition to the county COM
missioners praying that body to buy
them. The cost win be $40.
Tom Hickman. formerly OF wellington
but now OF Denver, arrived in Wichita
last night and has concluded to remain
in Cod country permanently. Tom was
well known in Wellington having lived
there practically all his life. and counts
his friends by the hundreds.
Mr.. H. A Michel arrived in the city
this morning from Chicago Mr.. Michel
expects TO locate here permanently.
having accepted a position with The c.
z. Potts Orug company. He is an ex-
perienced druggists sundries man. hav-
ing come here to take charge of the sun
dry department of Potts Drug company.
r. Z. Pierce, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Mt. Hope, who was re-
Gently IN the city visiting his friend, Fred
r. Williams, clerk OF the district court.
says that he was astonished when he
rode over the city at the great number
of new houses and old ones repaired. He
knew Wichita was growing. but he did
not think she had made such big bound
forward.
And now you can get space on a labor
organization card. an advertising scheme.
OF course. If you don't take a card. you
will lose the trade Of the labor organiza-
tons. or If you take a space at so much
per space you viii get all the labor or
ganization trade in the city. But the facts
in the case are the labor Organizat tons
of this city know nothing OF any propo-
sition from a stranger to the city Of any
advertising proposition-but then the most
Of the space is taken UP. You viii have
to hurry II you get in on the ground