The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

c. A. Matson goes TO Valley Center to-
day as the orator OF the day.
J. ". Dale. the Clearwater banker,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Blanch Wolf of Great Bend Is
visiting Mrs. Dr.. seigIe on the West
Side.
Mr.. Louis Zimmerman Of St. Louis is
visiting his parents on North St. Francis
avenue.
Miss Julia Han left yesterday over the
Missouri Pacific for a two months visit
at Nevada, Ao.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Westgate died last Saturday and was
buried Sunday evening.
Mrs. Percy Bristow returned yesterday
from visit with relatives in Des AIoines
and other cities in Iowa
Joun Blair, a farme rliving near Hays
vile, Y years Of age, was adiudge in
sane yesterday in the probate court
Jas. n. Taylor and sisters Edith and
Florence Of Perry. 0. T., spend the zth
with thenr aunt, Mrs. VIII Scholes. iii
North Market
Dan II. Atkins. grandfather Of Geo. H.
Bailey, died Wednesday morning at St
Francis hospital. The remains were tax
en- 70 Peabody for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Zimmerman Of Guth-
RE, o. T, are spending the Fourth in
" ichita. the guests Of Mr.. Zimmerman's
parents on North St. Francis.
Dogs are barred today in Riverside
park and the special park policemen have
instructions TO take in any CANNES that
happen to stray over that way.
Miss Rosa cross. IS years Of age died
yesterday at her home III North EXPOSE
ton avenue. The funeral viii take place
at 1890 and interment viii be made at
Goddard
There was a great crowd at the con-
cert given by sanfords band at Hamilton
park last night. 1t is the intention of the
band TO play in this park every Wednes-
day night.
Rev. r. r. Shuttle and family and W.
F. Weyl and family Of De Soto, Mo, are
visiting with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Hill at uoS1Aht oaft c5ed9bionhd
II. A. Hill lat al South Fern.
Mr.. Thomas \. Widner Of Topeka IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James Knapp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Nedrow for few
days. Mr.. Widner has not visited Wich-
ita for IS years and is greatly surprised
at the krowth of the city.
The Hawks baseball club Of this city
will go to Andale today where they Will
cross bats with the Andale baseball club.
The Hawks have made their team strong
by the addition of a pitcher. They play
for a purse Of so, and they think it will
be a hot game.
The Frisco is preparing for a big ex-
cursion train from Wichita to Eureka
Springs on July IS. A fare Of s. for the
round trip viii be made. A ten days limit
VIII be given. 3. f. Dunn is making
strong effor ito have the excursion
complete success.
Paul Brown goes TO Bayles grove to-
day. where he viii talk on the glories
of this great country and the beauties Of
American independence. Mr.. Brown is
rising youn gorator and the Bayles grove
gathering are fortunate In securing him
on this occasion.
VIM. Smith of Huron, Ohio, who re-
Gently bought the big Powell ranch in
Comanche county. passed through here
yesterday with his goods. going to his
new home. Mr.. Smith had several box
cars chartered, and had one loaded with
fine poIled Angus cattle
Guy Irwin, a 14-year-old boy, was ar
rested and fined five dollars in the po-
lice court yesterday for stealing a lot Of
grain sacks from Mr.. Handley, the West
Side dairyman. Young Irwin's stepfather
was at the police station and said that
the boy was incorrigable and that he
would feel relieved il steps were taken to
get the youngster into the reform school.