The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

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CITY IN BRIEF.
c. J. EASILY Of Kingman was in the
city yesterday.
Congressman Long returned to Wash
ington yesterday.
]. D. James and Mrs. Louisa P. Burge
are to be married soon.
Mrs. T. H. Turner of wellington was
shopping in the city yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Frohman Is making ar
rangements 10 go 10 California this sum-
mer.
Henry Huffman left yesterday morning
for Chicago. where he will be gone sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. E Blake yesterday started out as
an employe Of Jet < Woods. His terri
tory covers the southwest.
Miss Ola Kinkead has arrived home
from two years visit in southern Cali
fornia much improved in health.
George r. Davis of Valley Center is
here on business. Mr.. Davis has sold
a large number of farms in his locality
this year.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO John Russell. 80 years Of age. and
Miss Myrtle Fonda. 10 year old. Both are
OF Wichita.
A marriage license was granted yes
terday for the marriage of S. E. Earl
Of Bronson and Miss Stella Osborne of
Nickerson.
]. II. c. Lowe. % years old. GENE from
his home in Argonia yesterday to secure
a marrige license 10 wed Miss Agnes
Behur of Garden Plain.
Mrs Clyde Israel and daughter. accom-
panied by Master Robert Israel. left yes
terday for a few weeks visit 10 her
fathers ranch in Comanche county.
Mrs. Lewis Aspy and her youngest
son. Master Dewitt. have just returned
from a very pleasant visit of a few
days with Rev. and Mrs. C. Barth OF
Goddard. Kan.
The Sedgwick county commissioners
have allowed slS5 for new bridge over
Spring creek in Ohio township, between
sections i6 and q. The new bridge is
to be @-foot steel span.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Minnich died yesterday at there home.
1924 South Topeka avenue. Funeral will
be held today and will be private, on
account of sickness in the home.
Seven Pullman cars went through yes
terday on the Santa Fe. loaded with Tex
ans on their way to the Shriners meet
ing at San Francisco. Many of the Shri-
ners were accompanied by their wives
and children.
Mr.. asper Haines. who is in the city
visiting for a few days. will not leave
until the ecd of the week. He intended
leaving Monday, but remains over to
hear the great Chicago symphony or
chestra Thursday night.
Mr. Charles Higginson will leave for
a trip to California on next Friday. He
Intended leaving much earlier but re-
mains until Friday In order to hear the
here by the Chicago Symphony
orchestra Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mabel Brown of Derby yesterday
took the civil service examination for
matron and seamstress in the Indian
service, and Mrs. Harriet Humphrey OF
Harper and Miss Maud Mosher OF Wich-
tia took the examination for matron.
Mr. John A. Windsor of Garden Plain
is in the city. The Windsor brothers are
the proprietors Of the Orange Grove stock
farm. FIVE miles south of Garden Plain.
One OF the best herds of pure blood Here
fords in the west are owned by them.
The banquet Of the Lewis Academy
Alumni association. which was set for
Thursday night, has been postponed un-
til the following night in order that
the members may attend the grand con-
cert to he given by the Chicago Sym
phony orchestra.
A petition was fled in the district court
yesterday. asking for the divorce of Mrs.
Lille Tremain from VIM. Tremain. Mrs.
Trefnain alleges cruelty on the part OF
her husband and asks for the two chill
iren. The couple were married in this
city January 80 1897.
r Q. Snyder Of Rockford township was
in he cffy Traodar He rppOrtS matters
IN good shape in his locality. Corn is do
ing well and the wheat crop VIII far sur
pass expectations of a few weeks ago.
The late rains have done wonders for IT,
Mr. Snyder OF Ounce as the old
timers call him has been in this county
for more than twenty-five years and has /
hunted buffalo in Sedgwick county.
Mrs. Ball, chief deputy supreme presi
lent Select Knights and Ladies, Of Kan (
las City. No. Is in the city. stopping /
II the Hotel Carey. She came In 10 be /
PRESENT at their meeting this evening. /
Yrs. Bali is a woman Of great renown /
r working fraternal insurance Her /
erritory extends from the Dakotas to 1
Texas 10 which latter place she IS en- I
oute and win be here but a few days.
Mrs J. G. Mntner. president Of the /
VUmens Mission society Of the German 4
iethodist church. Mrs. BearhOuse and 4
.irs Hulnneld went as delegates from 4
.ers 10 ,he district convention OF the 4
ocivtv htid in Enterprise. which closed (
donday Mrs Miltner and Mrs Bear
Iouse returned home last evening They
ntoyed the convention very much and i
ave succeeded IN getting the society 4
o hold their district convention here i
ext year Mrs Humheld stayed to
isit with her mother