The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-09-02

visiting his sister. Mrs. W. v. Burns SO
| South Emooria-
Mr.. T. d. Taylor and wife leave today
! for a thirty day visit at their old home
| at Johnstown. Pa.
! The youngest daughter Of Doc Kelley
| died yesterday and the funeral will occur
today at the A NJ. f. church.
Mrs. Higgons and daughter, Mrs. Rob
ert Jordan Of Stafford are the guests of
Mrs. Higgion's brother. Prof. Sanford.
A boy by the name OF Proud was run
over on North Main while riding his bicy-
! Gle yesterday afternoon and very severely
| injured.
Leland & Jaques have moved their
second hand store from S56 n. Main
street into a larger quarter at $50 North
Main street.
Alice V. Burress, wife of F. A. Burress
| died at her home 1898 Waco avenue yes
terday afternoon OF heart failure. Notice
of funeral will appear later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Hayden and Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy OF the Missouri Pacific
were in the city yesterday on their way
/ home to Fcrt Scott from che mountains.
Miss Maude Kerr OF Hennessy, o. T.. Is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. VIII AllmOn,
on South Main street. Miss Kerr will
take a course of short hand in the Wi
chita Business College.
The greatest interest Is being taken In
the race between John r. Gentry and Jo
Patchen which takes pace in Wichita,
~ Of
the horses in eastern race courses are
closly watched.
Miss Helen Howard has recently taken
charge of the Howard block on North
Emporfa and has had the rooms all new
! ~ papered, painted and put in excellent
condition to correspond with other i'm
provements In the city.
Sheriff johnson was over from Green
wood county yesterday serving subpoenas
in the case OF the state against Kirk
johnson and Fred Tartar. now in Jail ae
Eureka, charged with stealing harness.
The boys will get trial on September g.
FL Dorado Republican: The Wichita
Eagle was started in 1S71 and was first
printed on a Washington hand press. N.
NJ. Murdoch and the writer laid the
cases and set I'D most Of the type for
the first issue of the paper. This in
answer to an inquiry.
FL Dorado Republican: Elvis Marshal
leaves next Tuesday for Wichita TO enter
on his new duties there. Next Sunday
will be the farewell services Of the NJ. r.
choir under his able leadership. His in
structions will be greatly missed both b.
the choir and the congregation.
A string OF fine horses passed through
Wichita yesterday by express via the
Frisco, for San Francisco. Cal. where
they will be put on the turf. They were
the center OF admiration during the time
the train stopped here and many admir-
ers OF horsefesh looked al them with a
wistful eye.
o. L. Drake has purchased half in
terest with Geo A. Sewell. in the feed
and -four business at % South Main
They will retail feed AMI Wholesale agents
for the Hunter Milling company Of Well
ington. Both these gentlemen are well
known IN Wichita and viii 10 doubt
meet with success.
Judge Myatt and family are home from
the mountains judge Mystt IS greatly
improved in health. lust before TIE late
Charles Jones left he mountains FOR WI
chita he and Judge Nyatf had tax
Hr. Jones was then g. the best % healIh
and Judge AWAIT was greatly shocked F!
20 hear 81 his death 4 fey days Later.
Fort Scott Monitor: The oidze5s 81 :
Fort Scott VII, have been planning 70
secure one % ne two Spanish =uns ar
portioned 20 this state. vii e disa2poin;- !
e. TO learn that they have already been .
l5cated Governor Staniye yesterday .
notified the COMMITTEES taai waited u5sn
him tina, one - The guns would ~ piseeI
a. Wlchlts ard ihat he other bal tesa !
given % the state 9. =. y AMI SOuid Be
placed IN Their state Headquarters at To-
peSA