The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-22
CITY ia saiEF.

Scott E. Winnie is on business trip to
Cincinnati.
Grin Brown, of Ponea City. is in wich-
tia on business.
Mr. william Wallace Of Kingman was
visitor in Wichita yesterday.
A. d. Murlin Of Braman. 0. T.. was in
the city yesterday afternoon and last
night
The Ladies Sewing Club of the G. A. R.
win meet this Afternoon at s27 Cleveland
avenue.
Edward Hepler, agent Of the Standard
Oil company at Winfield was visitor
in Wichita Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. 3. and Robert Clark
are entertaining Mrs. Buchanan Of Ar
denford county. Pa.
Miss Edna Temple left over the Rock
Island last week for visit to her brother
in Los Angeles, Cal
Ralph AilHson Of the MiIlison Once
Supply company. left for Guthrie, o.
T.. on business Sunday.
The Hagin's Candy Bazaar has re-
moved from North Main street TO the
corner of Douglas and Emporia-
The citizens Of Conway Springs held
mass meeting yesterday and condemned
eavenworth for the Alexander affair
Miss Cora sheIIhammer and Miss Fay
Simpson, OF CONWAY Springs, are Visit
ing in this city with the Misses Wagner.
Harry A. seinsheImer, member Of the
Seinsheimer Clothing company Of Cincfn-
natl is in Wichita, the guest Of Clarence
Fulton
Little Leah Fahnestock. who is attend
ing All Hallows Academy. spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Cora Fahnestock.
at Mrs. Hawks.
Senator ]. W. Tapp. who spent Sunday
in Wichita with MS family, returned TO
Topeka and his work in the state senate
yesterday morning.
Excitement continued long into the
night yesterday, and the streets we're
crowded long after the hour when they
are usually deserted.
W. r. Julian. formerly an attorney OF
Kiowa, was in the city last night en- route
home from Alaska. where he has been
during the past few years.
Charles Milton, who was arrested for
annoying his wife Sunday. was yesterday
fined $40 is the police court and being
unable TO pay the fine, was committed to
the city Jail.
Mayor Ross and City Attorney Helm
VIII leave for Topeka this morning to at
tend the session Of the legislature in the
interest of some bills pertaining to cites
Of the first class.
Dted-At 8 o'clock Sunday aven1ng, in
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Cert,
aged Il months % days. Funeral services
from the house at 2 p. m. today. No. so
South Wichita street.
Judge Haynaker, late of the PROBATE
court, VIII open Offices in the Whine
block about February L At present he
IS occupying the private Offices Of Judge
Wilson and is completing unfinished
work Of the probate court.
Mr Wesley Hawk IS up from Granite
0. T. He reports every thing IN good
shape there. He viii remain in Wichita
about ten days visiting his family. Mr..
and Mrs Hawk went to Belle Pladne
yesterday on a short business trip.
The work of clearing up the records Of
ing rapidly. Several boxes containing
documents were forwarded to the supreme
court at Topeka Saturday night and the
remainder viii be sent the latter part OF
this week.
Manager S. L Nelson will not return to
Wichita until after February l. The Ill
ness Of his aged father at Hixville, o.,
called him to the latter's bed side from
Illinois, where he had been looking after
some of the interests Of the same com
pany controlling the local street car sys-
tenn
L. S. Peacock. who fell from the Main
street car Thursday night. has again
sufficiently recovered TO return TO his
business on Douglas avenue. Mr.. Pea
cock states that he remembers falling of
the car, but though Re walked home by
himself and later engaged In converse
ton with his wife. ne asserts that he re-
members nothing at all of this