The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-24

guests o: Miss Elsie Murphy. left last even
ing for their home in Kansas City.
The jury ia the case of the Chicago
Cheese company vs. Charles We'll OF the
Wichita Produce compsny. brought in a
verdict yesterday for sio7.Sl in favor Of the
defendant.
The will and pceof of death of Frank
Fsncher Was filed yesterday in the probate
court and copy of the will was ordered
sent to William Anderson at Enid, y. T..
for execution.
Mrs J. Fl. Baker was buried yesterday
from her residence on Usage street on the
West Side. The funera; exercises
were conducted at the Advent church
by the pastor.
Mr.. Carey of the Carey hotel says that
his Commercial guests are more numerous
now than they have been for several Years.
all OF which indicates a great Improve
ment in business.
The registration books OF the city will
De open Wednesday and Thursday even
ings for the benefit of those VINO wish to
register. The books will close Friday.
Oct. 70, at g o'clock p m.
Mr.. Frank Gould of the Wabash road is
in the city visiting MS brother-in-lsw, T.
w. Swab. Mr. Gould was one of the early
white men in Wesie rn Kansas. having
lived here as earl ~ as 1850.
NJ. ". Levy, as administrator of the es-
tate of John A. Wallace, was Instructed
by the probate court yesterday to pay the
interest uppu the mortgage against the
real estate of the deceased.
At Haysville today will be held the grand
Republican rally. The speakers will be j..
w. ADV, Chester l. Long, w. T. Stanley,
j. r. Halloweli aud others A large dele
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meeting.
The viii Schnitzler who was reported
married in yesterday mornings paper was
rot the son OF Fritz Schnitzler as many
supposed. That gentleman has not yet
taken the fatal step and remains to be
Captured by some fair one.
W. F. Shock of Chicago, treasurer of the
A \. Kellogg Newspaper company and /.
L. Guiwits, manager of the company of
Kansas City, Were la the city yesterday
aud left las: night for trip through Okla
homa. accompanied by their msnager here,
Gerald Nolk.
An attachment suit for rent of corn
land. between Mr.. Knightiy aud John
Sharp, WAS beard yesterday before Justice
Jones. When the evidence Was all In the
justice continued the case for ten days in
hopes that the two would get together
and settle the matter aud save costs.
Miss Lulu Bruner, who has been lying
very low with typhoid fever. and who's
condition WAS reported as improved, isvery
much worse. While there Is no immediate
danger. yet the physicians IN charge con
slider her case a very critical one. Her
friends, aud they are many, anXiously
await good news from the sick room.
Died of paralysis-At his home near
kechi, at $40 o'clock. Oct. %, 1894. Dir. p.
McKelIp-. aged 81 years and 10 days. D.
ceased was member in good standing o.
the Masonic Ordsr. He was an elder of tn
Christian church of Vall-y Center. H
leaves a wife, five children aud many
friends to mourn his loss. Funeral services
will be held at the residence at p. u,
Thursday, Oct. %.
Mr. John J. McNamara's condition was
much improved yesterday, thus greatly
pleasing his MANY friends. The patient
needs absolute quiet and hence none are
admitted to see MIN but Mrs Mcnamara,
the nurse and his physicians. While the
kindness and sympathy of visitors have
been highly appreciated. their calling has
greatly retarded improve ment i'll the
patient as even foot steps on the pavement
have caused him nervousness.