The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-01
CITY IN BRIEF.

Jim Conley went to Cheney last night
| on legal business
Judge P. B. Gillett of Kingman was In
the city yesterday.
Senator o. H Bentley went to New
Murdoch last night.
! C. o, Chambers Of Medicine Lodge was
in the city yesterday.
c. NJ Reed will go to Kansas iCty on
business this morning.
Thorton W. Sargent will be out of the
city today on business.
F. Williamson of Pratt is in the city
looking after business interests.
Syl Duncan and family spent Sunday
in the country visiting friends.
A. t. Abbott. one of the Rock Island
officials at Harrington, is in the city.
Charles G. Cohn has been confined to
his nome for several days with illness.
| a. o. White, formerly with the Santa
Fe at Wellington, is here for a few days.
| Rev. A. S. Dechant OF Torreston, I'LL, a
| former Kansan, spent part Of yesterday
in Wichita
A G. Abbott, superintendent of the
Rock Island, was down from Herring
| ton yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Fremont Burket and Mrs. j..
D. Humphreys of Kingman, registered at
the Carey yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Reams and daughters Of
Kalamazoo, Mich, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew aBird and fam
lily of Topeka, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A McClung.
Mr. A H. Jackman and family Will
leave next Thursday for their future
home in Weatherford. O. T.
Mrs. E. Bleschke leaves today for Grip
pie Creek, where Mr.. Bleschke Is en-
eager in the barber business.
Miss Hester Winnie will cog to Hutch
inson next Thursday to be present at the
wedding of one of her friends.
Quite a party of Wichita young people
went to Eldorado yesterday to attend a
swell dance given there last night.
DR.. Barkalow has gone to Rose Hill to
practice medicine. His family will con-
tinue to live at 1925 North Tooeka-
Curtis Humphreys of Kingman was
here yesterday. He has been spending
several days visitingfriends in Oklahoma.
The house at lat Mathewson was slight
ly damaged by fire yesterday evening.
The roof was set con fire by defective
fue
Judge R. J. Edwards of Oklahoma City
is in the city visiting his aunt in this city,
Mrs. M. A Davis. 34North st. Francis
street
Mr.. James B. Long of this city, re-
ceived notice yesterday that his appli-
cation for pension of SIT per month, had
been granted.
Mrs. Willis Stillwell returned Saturday
night from Topeka. where she visited
relatives last week. Her little niece came
with her for visit.
Mrs. c. NJ. Jones received notice yes
terday, through her attorney, A A.
Glenn, that her pension had been in
creased 50 per month.
Mrs. Hillinger and daughter are in the
city enroute to Winfield, where Miss
Bessie will recite Nydia on Wednesday
evening for the Federation Of Women's
clubs.
Charles Davidson and Presiding Elder
Waite left for general conference last
evening, which opens Wednesday even
ing in the Auditorium at Chicago, to last
a month.
Manager Waldecker, Of the Friends
university baseball team announces that
the team expects to leave on a trip TO
southern Kansas and Oklahoma in the
near future.
w n AFoora of Tsbioaoo q +rovaBpe
salesman, was in town yesterday. He
used to be in the retail shoe business at
Newton some years ago. He is cousin
OF Cooper Jackson of this city.
Mr.. Henry Sullivan died yesterday
morning at o'clock at the home Of Dom
aid McMurchy, four and one-half miles
north Of the city. Funeral services will
take place from the residence at Q. m.
today.
Mrs. Kate Craven, an old resident OF
Kiowa, Kan, died in this city YESTERDAY
at No. e57 st. Francis street, age 60 years.
Her brother. William Craven, arrived
last night and will take her remains to
Kiowa this morning for interment.
Mrs. C. c. Gabbert, mother Of Mrs. NJ
B. Seeger and Mrs Thomas Morgan
died at p m, last evening at No. $50
North Water street. She was nearly 81
years OF age The remains will be sent
to Columbus. Ind, for interment, over the
Frisco, this evening.
Marshall Belden, the custodian of the
court house, met with quite an accident
yesterday. He. together with Ed Kearns
and John Chain. was trying TO pull down
a window that had got stuck. Mr.. Bel
den had one hand on the bottom Of the
sash when both the weight cords broke
and the window came down with a crash
on Mr.. Belden's hand. At first # was
thought that the bones in his fingers
were broken but It was found that the
hand was only badly bruised
Nine chances in ten it's your kidneys
that need attention # you don't feel well.
FOLEY S KIDNEY CURE makes healthy
kidneys and viii make you wen. Nothing
else '.tust IS good" G. Geh-ing, 400 z.
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden. s2s y Main:
wichita Drug Co, 10 Z. Douglas; Gus
Saur. 524 e Douglas.