The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-20
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.


James P. Mccormick Of Mt Hope. was
here yesterday.
Yesterday was the first real growing
| day this spring.
A. ". Gregory has returned from =
visit at Yates Center.
The street railway company IS placing
new rails out College Hiilward.
All the people who have gardens to
make are working like beavers
A daughter was born TO Mr.. Ind Mrs
A. G. Mueller day before yesterday.
The evenings are frightening out and
the golfers are taking advantage Of it
Yesterday the sky over wichita was full
of crowds which were probably migrating.
". ". Walter, the hustLng real estate
man from Cheney was here yesterday. on
business.
Mr.. Orie Morris of Hutchinson was in
the city yesterday. shaking hands with
his friends.
syI Anderson Ccolore0 has donned the
serape and is once again full blown
Mexican tamale man
Judge A. NJ. Jackson. congressman from
the Third district, left for his home in
Winfield last evening.
L. P. Funkhouser. secretary OF the
Farmers ana Merchants Insurance Co..
Of Lincoln, Neb., is IN the city.
c. D. HIckok OF Ulysses. Kan, was in
the city yesterday. He reports q great
wheat prospect for Grant county.
J. H. Lyon, western passenger agent OF
the Missouri Pacific with headquarters at
Kansas City. was in Wichita yesterday.
Martin Collins, one of the most distin-
guished visitors to the Masonic reunton.
left for his home in st. Louis last night.
The peach tree blossoms which have
been out for week were Joined yester-
day by the pears. the trees being very
full.
Sam Hale, one OF the prominent attor-
neys Of La Crosse. Kansas, who has been
attending the Consistory. left yesterday
for his home.
Ed Sines who was shot IN the back q
week ago last Sunday and who has been
in the hospital since. was out on the
street yesterday.
Colonel Sam Hess has put in two rows
Of fncandescent lights along the east and
west wall shelvings OF his store
A c. Stewart, council for the Union
Trust company of st. Louis. who has
been in the city attending the reunion.
left last night for his home.
Mrs. E. J. White Of Harper. came in
yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Nevins. He is stopping with the family
OF Major Burr at 2O9 North Hillside.
Fred Sewers was working yesterday.
putting up posts for a new fence. 1t is
stated that he bought the post holes from
DR.. Matthews new post hole company.
o. Miller of Roswell. New Mexico. is
here visiting J. J. Garrety. MIR. Miller Is
a conductor on the Pecos Valley railroad
and ne and Mr.. Garrety are old friends.
Frederick Taintor. well known cattle
man Of Englewood, Kansas. is in the city.
Mr.. TaintoT has been mistaken several
times in the past few days for w. r.
--ulaney.
R. D. Bond. postmaster at Sterling.
Kansas, came in last night to attend the
Compartments debate. MIR. Bond says
they have just established four rural de-
livery routes at Sterling.
HeV. mos. L. barrier OF EDOe2YOr
Presbyterian church leaves today to
spend a few days at Cottonwood Falls.
In his absence Rev. J. A. Sankey OF Cot
tonwood Falls will I'LL the pulpit of En-
deavor church tomorrow. both morning
and evening.
". II. Stanley viii leave Sunday for
Hot Springs, Ark, with his family. Mr..
Stanley expected to go last night on the
Missouri Pacific but did not get his house
hold goods loaded in time. His family
viii stay at Hot Springs and he will go on
10 Puerto Rico.
John Barr, the COW man. ard his son |
Paul, left yesterday for Colorado. They
will make the trip overland in a wagon
and 60 to attend family reunion that
viii be held at the home Of Mr.. Bars |
father who lives on the other side Of the |
Rocky mountains.
VIM. A. Daily. former resident Of |
this county, out who now lives In In
diana, is here, visiting his son. !
Oliver Daily. on East Central avenue.
Mr.. Daily lived at Mount Hope for 20 |
years. and established the Farmers and |
Drovers bank at that place.