The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-13

versity ave, and is looking over the west
with the idea of locating IN some whole
sale line and thinks he will select Wich-
ita.
The Republicans of the Fifth Ward will
mold caucus Wednesday evening at
O'Clock at the corner OF Seneca and
Douglas to nominate a member for the
city council and a member for school
board.
Mrs. Margaret Bacon, who was fined
SO in the police court for disturbing the
peace of man who was guarding her
fathers premises at pa North Main
street, has appealed her case to the dis
trict court.
The funeral services of Mrs. ]. n. FL
lis, late of Kansas City, Mo-, Will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Parker of st, Paul $
NJ. E. church at the residence of her IA
ther T. R. Mason, on North Ohio, this
afternoon at 2:50
Miss Emma Shallere. who for the past
month has been in st. Louis visiting
relatives, has returned and left Saturday
evening with Mrs Sendlebach for
Guthrie, o. T., to resume her position
with Sendlebach Bros.
The case of the city against Frank Pei
tret for obstructing the sidewalk, has
been appealed to the district court by
Mr.. Peltret. He was fined $500 in the
police court Mr.. Peltret is manager OF
Jerry simpsons Bayonet.
Frank Myers, of Wdnslow, Ariz., who
has been visiting here for some time re-
turned home Sunday. Mr.. Myers was
formerly chief clerk for ]. H Hartma n
when he was superintendent of the Ok
lahoma division of the Santa Fee
Mrs. A. A Frahnenstock and daughter,
Ieaha, of Hutchinson, are visiting rrlenos
in the city They are preparing to move
to Graettinger, Iowa, where Mr.. Fahnen-
stock has accented a position and Will
leave in a few days for their new home.
Mrs. Eva Wheeler, Grand Matron OF
the Eastern Star, is in the city, guest
of Ivy Leaf Chapter. She viii De enter
tanned on Tuesday afternoon from 10
3 by Mrs Bailey at her home in the
Fletcher block. All members Of the o.
E. s. are invited to be present.
The three-year-old son of Charles Wag-
rer lots its balance while standing on
platform Of the second story at NO 52O
East Douglas avenue yesterday and fell
to the ground. 1t was picked up badly
bruised but it is not thought the little one
will be seriously affected by the fall.
A local lodge Of the Sunfower League
of Kansas was organized in this city last
week with about thirty members. The
following officers were elected: ]. H
Shields, president; w. A. Ayres, vice
president; H W. Stewart, secretary
James w. Tapp, secretary. A charter
has been ordered.
Harry Stewart, who was instrumental
in getting the Sunf1ower League banquet
for Wichita, said yesterday that 5000 In
yitations would be issued right away
A letter from Bill Sapp says that he has
a list of 1850 to whom he will address
circulars and he has ordered Mr.. Stewart
to notify every member of the league II
the state as to the new date set, which i:
April "a.
The city court has been in operation
nearly year, yet there are some who dc
not know many of the provisions OF the
bill establishing the new court. The city
court has Jurisdictions in actions of re
pIevin only when the value of the proper
ty does not exceed $500, and not $500 as
some believe. In actions for recovery Of
money, etc, it has jurisdiction when tht
| amount is $500 or under.
Cordelia Davis has sued her husband
William Davis, for divorce. Her attorne!
| is Judge Haymaker. Mrs. Davis allege
that her husband has mistreated he,
| shamefully, and is now living in open ant
notorious adultery with a woman at f
| Dorado. They have one child and SOM
property which Mrs. Davis wants decreet
to her. She asks for an order restraining
her husband from interfering with o.
| disposing of the property.
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