The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-10
CITY In BRIEF.

Mrs. Mcnamara has been purchasing
Oklahoma City realty amounting to
about $1,000.
Elmer Reese has been elected treasurer
of the Kansas State Association of Local !
Fire Insurance Agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. King have moved |
from their old home at 1902 East Gilbert
to us Hinton avenue.
City Electrician Mcvay is making inves-
tigation and ordering out all electric
wires not properly put in.
Mrs. Dayton Munsel left yesterday for
Hennessy, O. T., for few days visit
with friends. She returns to her home in
Ell Reno.
The taking Of testimony in the King
man water works case will be continued
before Judge Wall, special master in
chancery today.
There was not an arrest made in this
city election day. but there came very
near being two in front of the Eagle Of
fee that night
Tonight Dr. and Mrs. ]. c. Wilson Will
leave for a two weeks trip to Indiana
where DR.. Wilson will look after some
property interests.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, Miss Bertha,
of Louisville, KY, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Pfttinger. Mrs. Jones ana
Mrs. Pittinger are sisters.
City Engineer jackson left yesteray to
make a preliminary investigation for the
survey of the Wichita and Southwestern,
the proposed extension of the Midland.
Mrs. Florence Cutler, wife of W. H.
Cutler, seven miles south of the city, died
Wednesday evening, aged 40 years The
funeral will take place at the Presby-
terrain church at Derby this morning.
Jack, one Of the oldest horses in the
service of the fire department, died We'd
nesday evening. He has been in the SER
vice ten years, and was sixteen years old.
The fire boys thought great deal of
Jack.
A telegram from the exalted ruler of
the Adrian, Michigan, Elks lodge states
that he will be in Wichita Saturday
night for the big entertainment which the
local lodge is preparing for Frederick
Warde.
The Ministerial association are talking
some of getting Dwight L. Moody, the
great evangelist, here for two or three
nights this winter. It is considered doubt
| ful if Mr. Moody would come for that
short time.
Hon. w. L. A. Johnson, secretary OF
State Society of Labor and Industry, Is
| in the city on official business. He will
remain over Sunday and be present at
| the meeting Of the Central Labor Union
! Sunday afternoon.
Lizzie Ina Brown, daughter Of Mrs.
Brown, who lives at 747 Cleveland avenue,
died wednesday evening at her mother 5
| home. The remains will be taken to the
old home at Pleasant Hill, Mo-, this
morning for interment.
The familiar brand cigar, The Wichita
| Daily Eagle. has taken an advanced step
among smokers since it has become pure
Havana filler which, If its promoter and
] manufacturer can make as popular as its
namesake, will be winner.
The three men who are charged with
the murder Of the young threshing hand
at Colwich last summer. appeared in the
district court Yesterday and demanded
separate trials. This will take consider
| able of the courts time this session.
Levi. the 15-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Frymire, died of tuberculosis
Wednesday night. The funeral will take
place from the residence five miles north
west of the city this afternoon and the
interment will be at Maple Grove Gene
terry.
Some Of the city officials think ii would
be a good idea to condemn the street
railway bridge across the Arkansas river
on account of the dangerous condition OF
the bridge It is said it is getting to b'
so rickety as to be very unsafe. and there
is some fear of accident.
Mrs. Grace Prichett filed her petition
through her attorney, for a divorce from
her husband. Edward Prichett, yesterday
auegind abandonment and non-support
She claims he has left her with their ONLY
child to support and she has been unabl
to hear from him for more than a year
Only about 800 tickets to the police
mems ball for THANKSGIVING night at tn
Auditorium have been sold instead OF Az
as stated in yesterdays Eagle. It Will re
ouire the sale of 800 more II the boys al
get suits. Il ought not TO be much trouoI
TO sell 500 tickets in Wichita for the bene
fit Of the police force.
Cyrus Wilson, father Of Mrs. f.
Rutlege. died a her home. 5l9 East Muir
dock avenue, yesterday morning. aged =
years. The remains will be taken 10 AT
kansas City today for interment Nj
| Wilson had been an Invalid for severa
years, but Mad ben tenderly cared for
: his daughter and her husband
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: south at s:45 yesterday morning. va
five hours late on account OF a wrec
near Chickasha, late Wednesday nigh
The wrecked train is said to have bee
one Of two sections Of No. g. but II
very difficult to get fun particulars Of IN
wreck. which Is supposed to have been
very bad one.
Mrs c l. Wood. who was arrested
few DAYS ago for throwing a ieakettefl
OF water on Charles Coburn and othe'
wise assaulting him. appeared oefoi
Judge Kirk Wednesday for trial She d.
= nanded a jury and the case was contii
ued until this morning. This IS the ca.
growing out of q fishing party on a SUI
day afternoon in Mrs. Woods back var
which she unceremoniously broke Int
Il is expected that every fisherman in =
city vii be present at the trial today.
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= this grand medicine = what his eourat'
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