The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-27
CITY IN BRIEF.

Judge Dale vii leave for Geuda
Springs today 10 recuperate-
Chas. PIowman, cashier Of the National
bank AT Howard, Kan. Is il the city.
Mrs Frank Mcpherson left yesterday
for Howard, Kan on visit 10 her pa
rents.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
70 ". c. Townsen OF this city, and Miss
Elsie Cooper, OF Augusta
II u. Frazier. OF the Wichita Produce
Co. made q business trip 70 Springfield,
No. and returned Friday morning.
The First grade children OF Carleton
school, who sing in the Auditorium this
afternoon, must be there at 2.l5 p. n
sharp.
The members Of the Altar chapel. who
have promised aprons VIII please bring
them and the spoon money TO the
church this morning.
The county commissioners have had The
grass on the court house square cut with
q lawn mower and II now presents a
very pretty appearance
L r Delaney. c. z. Bascom, ". h
Il A4AEL anu AeAA4 S-A- 49, -
Cairo lake yesterday on a duck hunt
They VIII leave q few for seed
John 7. Dunning. OF the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co, returned Friday
morning after two weeks visit 10 Bu-l-
ington, and other Iowa points
". N. Brady. Q years OF age. died Of
consumption. night before last, at rs
North Market street. and was buried
from MueHer's yesterday afternoon
George Morgan returned yesterday
from q trip IN the western part Of the
state. he was buying horses for the
market and reports a scarcity Of saleable
stuff.
c. r Fulton was presenting his custom
ers yesterday with neat pocket purses
with his card on the inside Of the lid and
a cut Of the Fulton store in repoussee on
the cover.
Superintendent L. o. Williams. of the
Street Railway Co, returned last evening
from St. Louis. He went there 70 in
spect some new machinery for the power
house here.
A J. Templeton. one OF the prominent
bankers Of Braman. Oklahoma. was IN
the city yestt rday. He remained here
for short time transacting business
and then left for Chicago.
The odd Fellows of the city wiz attend
divine services next Sunday morning at
the Reform church. Rev. Bruce Griffith
win preach the anniversary sermon, II
being the SIND anniversary OF the order
in this country.
J. n Moore returned yesterday from a
trip through Oklahoma. ne says that the
green louise story is going the rounds
down there but that there is little damage
from the pest reported as far south as
Chickasha ana Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Breidenstene cele-
brated their tin wedding last night. A
large number Of their neighbors and
friends went in a body TO the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Breidenstene. Il was a
complete surprise and turned out a most
pleasant affair.
Philip Bull. Of Tonkawa. oklahoma,
was in the city yesterday. He says
that his town now claims 1000 population
and is growing right along. He sold his
farm, where he formerly lived. FIVE miles
east Of Clearwater, and was here yester-
day closing the trade.
AIyron Hite, the popular night man az
George Pulls, IS absent from his duties
on account of a severe cold which settled
in his head and has proven very annoy
ing. He is getting along nicely. however.
and expects to be in his accustomed place
soon. Albert Boylan, of the day force.
is filing Mr.. Hites position during his
illness very creditably.
Rev. T. W. Woodrow. Of the liberal
School Of Religion. preached last Sunday
evening at the hall over Dunbars store,
and those that attended were pleased.
He was urged 70 make appointment for
another meeting and announced that he
viii preach again tomorrow evening at
the same place. There is some talk OF
having Rev. woodrow continue as regu-
lar minister for the liberal and so-called
progressive people OF Wichita