Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-24

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y 5 to .joLnJ Lundyall, sw 27-29
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Henry A Benson TO w A Minnick
lots 40 : ION
Jas II Whitney 10 Jno Bentley, g
acres in 9-27-lc..................-..... 500
ChoS W Keith to Chas Paulin, lots
IGi and IGG, North Market street,, SOC
Bruce Lloyd II 5 II Stafford. 100 feet
of the end of lots ., 10, II and II,
Main street....................... SOC
Chas w Keith TO John J Hackney,
lots les, 10, 172 and ia, Market
1uUU
Enmon g Widdoes to Sarah Stewart,
ne l-o7-4w........................... 1000
Alden Speare to julius Schmeidt, lots
II and II, block %, Cheney.......... IS
Annie I Carson 30 Henry Shumsn,
!ots Q, II and l3, Mosely ave-. go
Mss Jennie Milan returned TO her home
in FL Dorado yesterday morning.
/. 5. Matkin and wife leave this morning
for three-weeks' visit to Indiana
Hon. John Fullinwider, of Ell Dorado, le;,
the city yesterday morning for his home.
Mr.. John P. Stewart, of Wellington, was
in the city last night on railroad business.
The Barnes building next to the new
masonic hall is being moved to North Main
street
Albert Schrol was made happy Saturday
night BY the arrival Of small boy who
kicks the beam way up.
J. 5. Jennings, editor Of the New Repub-
lie, was married at Bloomfield, Ia, on the
I'D inst, and will return TO this city with
his bride on Wednesday.
The section man Boyle, whose leg was
broken recently while working on the Santa
Fe track, is improving right along, and will
soon be able to be about
Mr. Warren Parker leaves to-day for n
three months visit to his old home at Sher-
man, Chautauqua county, New York. The
EAGLE follows him. Of course.
p. j. Leimbach, young man employed
Is agent at Toronto. on the Fl Scott has
been quite sick at NJ ". I. Buckner's
for nearly FIVE weeks with intermittant
fevors.
Here's 4 how-do. The Mikado, yum-yum
NaEki-Poo. Pitti-Eing, the biggest thing
yet. The opera house won't hold the peo-
pie and there is 90 use TO advertise It any
farther
The foundation Of Fred Sm,th's res
idence has been built some time, but moth
ing further has been dore on the house;
now he proposes TO proceed with the main
building.
The funeral services of Mrs. Mollie Stay
Gen viii take place at her late residence, cor
nerof Waterman and Patti avenue, at ]
o'cloc! p. IN. to-day. Friends and neigh
bors are invited.
MessTs. g. II. Fiuit and II. 5. Reynolds,
of Topeka, have purchased Of \. \. Eng
fish 3 tract Of land just east of the City
Mills and will start sash and door factory
early in the spring.
4 gentleman who has Travelled extensively
over the United States, says the EAGLE is
the best paper published in the nation, by 20
per cent, in city of 10000 inhabitants. He
says he is not giving any tatfy in making
the assertion.
There probably was a splendid time at the
residence of Mr.. George f. Morgan, in Wa
co township, last night. which is inferred
from the fact that six carriages loaded with
ia,ara- 4 1.f.
ing Tor his house.
Yardmaster Hall, of the Santa Fe, says
much has been done by the additional
switching crew towards getting the yards in
shape. and that in a few DAYS things will be
in better order in the yards than they have
been for soma time.
4 visitor from tho western part OF the
state reports that SO far the fall wheat is
very promising and looks better than in the
more eastern sections, where already they
have commenced to boast of the prospects
Tor the coming year.
Joseph Walker. an employee in the Santa
Fe warehouse, was considerably bruised
all around, and had his wrist sprained, by
falling down the back steps of his lodgings
last Sunday night, which accident will unfit
him for duty some DAYS.
The hose company favor. and in this mat
ter they are no doubt correct, the building
Of a house and the furnishing of hose cart
for the upper portion of the city. They
have plenty Of hose for three sta,ions-two
besides the ones already established.
80 far the doctors have not found it nee
essary 10 smputate the foot of Sanford Sal |
mon. the brakeman who was so severely in |
iured by the cars at Garden Plain last |
week, and now there are strong grounds for |
hope that the injured limb can be saved.
Councilman Kenyon, of the Fifth ward, |
oilers a prize Of a Bible TO the boy or girl |
member of the Fifth ward Sunday school |
who brings in the greatest number OF new |
scholars before Christmas. This is very |
favorable opportunity fer some body 70 get
nice Bible.
Mr.. J. l.. Hodge, formerly Of this city bu,
now Of Goddard, spent Sunday in the city, |
and, judging By his visits 10 the tailor shops. |
furniture stores, etc, there i some reason 10 |
suspect that he oontempia;es something, not |
of singular, but Of 8 doubler nature. be-
fore long. Well, such things happen fire.
quently this time Of the year. zone BY one
the roses fall
TIE heating apparatus in the Citizens
National bank building Is being remodled /
and refiited with new appliances to be placed |
under the sidewalk. Yesterday, while the
men were at work removing the old ms
chinery, enc OF the stone asgs broke and
precipita.ed two men into the cavity below,
quite seriously injuring G. W. Christian in
arm and leg. Immediate assistance was
rendered and the work of repairs ia now
going on.
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