The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. Dr. MInlck IS peter Dul not dDIe
tc see anyone yet.
Mrs Susan Knapp, mother Of ]. NJ
Knapp, died last night at 10 o'clock.
After such a day as yesterday there i.
no excuse for people not having sand.
AnyUcdy itching to own a farm could
have caught one yesterday by hanging
Out a sheet.
Miss Jessie Lewelling is quite i'll a.
her home and Miss Downing is conduct
tg heC classes.
Miss Kate Wattles, who has charge of
the central telephone Office, is out for a
few Gays taking a rest.
The little eight-year-old girl of W. C.
Nicely died Sunday afternoon and was
buried yesterday afternoon.
D. W. Blaine of Pratt was in town yes
terday on his way 70 Topeka. He is on
the trail of a big real estate deal.
Mrs. E. B. Walden and Mrs VIM. W.
Cox left yesterday for College View,
Neb, TO attend the College View santa
rum.
Mrs R. H. Willy went to Guthrie
Sunday to join her husband who has ac-
cepted a position from the Santa Fe at
tina; place.
V. Mayall viii start third store in
Sunnydale with surplus money he made
farming and feeding cattle. He has the
goods all ready to start up.
The young peoples chapter Of the Ep-
iscopal church will have their annual
sale of Easter novelties in Hettinger
Bros drug store Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
There will be a meeting Of the board of
directors of the Wichita Musical club
after rehearsal today at 5 O'Clock. Bust
ress of importance demands the attend
ance Of .he board.
Miss Warehime, daughter Of James
Warehime, died Sunday with consump
ton. The family came here from Ne
braska about two months ago for the
young lady's health.
Elmer NJ Mcdonald, son-in-law of
Anderson Gray. has been arrested on the
charge Of stealing coat and vest from
Henry Bright and will appear before
Judge Glenn Saturday.
W
Wichita. and who has been doing bust
ness in FL Dorado for some time, was in
the city yesterday en- route 20 Colorado,
where he expects to locate and do bust
ness.
On the 18th grand birthday party will
be given Grandpa Fritz Schnitzler at his
elegant home on Waco avenue. 1t viii
be his sixty-sixth birthday, and mis-
friends who attend will be more thar
welcome.
The mercy and help committee Of the
Epworth League of the First NJ. E.
church have established nursery, to be
open in the basement parlors of the
church during Sunday morning service
for the care of infants and small child
ren while The mothers attend church.
This item appeared in the Eagles So
ciety columns Sunday: Young women
who are ashamed to churn or wash
dishes are not capable of doing anything
else. A young lady reader asks that
sweeping the floor be included and in
sists that the criticism applies to men
Is well as women.
Chief Deputy United States Marshal ].
NJ KARI of Oklahoma was in tie city
yesterday returning from Leavenworth,
and stopped here to visit friends. Mr..
Kane was the law partner of Pat Maggie
when the latter was appointed marshal.
During the better days Of Wichita Mr..
Kane lived here and was in the law bust
ness with Will and Logan Carlisle. He
Is all right in every respect.
For the G. a. r. encampment at Cha
rute April 10 to 81, the Santa Fe system
has been adopted as the official route. G.
A R., Sons Of Veterans, Woman's Relief
Corps and Caroline Harrison Circle ladies
Of G. A. R., will leave Wichita union de-
pot at 10:41 a. m. Tuesday, April 90 ar
irving at Chanute at 6:l0 p. m. same day
returning at pleasure Of party. with
through car service both ways. Belle
Plain band will join the party at Wichita
with other Members from adjoining
towns.