The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-11
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY I'M BRIEF.

w. j. Donovan Of Fort Scott was IN
the city yesterday.
Mark Cossitt returned yesterday from
a short business trip TO Joplin.
Frank Braitsch has returned home from
a business trip to ST. Louis and Chicago.
Jack Clark, the well known dry goods
travelling man of New York, is in the
city.
Harry Titus. live stock agent of the
Santa Fe, was in the city yesterday
from Topeka
B. H. Tomlinson, the well known poll
| tician of Atchison. was visitor in Wich-
ita yesterday.
Mrs ]. R. Van zandt of Hutchinson
stopped over few hours today en- route
I to Ell Dorado.
Chas. Payne has gone to Kansas City
to skin another big elephant that died
there yesterday
H. F. Funk returned last night from
Kansas City, where he attended Pade-
rewskfs concert.
Mr.. A F. Randall was called to Salina
on Tuesday of this week and returned
Thursday evening
DR.. ]. w. Huttow reports a girl baby
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Peachey, at
I'LL East Douglas avenue.
Miss o. M. Haupt, who has been visit
ing her sister in the Cumberland noun
tafns, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs c. a. Stuart of Whitewa-
ter, Kan, have been spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Frooman.
Mrs William L. Martin Of Philadelphia
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John L. Jacobs. SIS North Lawrence ave-
nue..
Superintendent D. D. Bailey of the San
Ia Fe,i returned yesterday from a three
days trip over the Oklahoma division. He
found it in satisfactory condition.
Mrs. A A Wood has been engaged as
solo soprano at ST. Johns church She
formerly sang at the Catholic church.
Mrs. Wood will sing the offertory Sunday |
DR.. Johnson says that one year ago to- |
day the mercury went down to II degrees
below zero, and one year ago tomorrow
was o below zero, the coolest |
in ten years.
Mrs A. W. Stillweu Mrs Willis Still
well, Mrs. E. A. Fleming, Mrs. VIII
Ayers and Miss Edna StillweIl all re-
turned from the Paderewski concert Fri
day evening over the Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross of SO4 North
Topeka left Thursday, via the Missouri
Pacific, for an extended trip south to
spend the remainder of the winter They
will visit Mrs. w. H. Fogg and family in
Atlanta, Ga.
Rev. Maurice ]. Bywater, canon of
Grace church, Topeka, arrived in the
,ity yesterday and is the guest of Mr.
md Mrs. o. H. Bentley. He will preach
10Th morning and evening today at ST.
Johns Episcopal church.
Mrs Emma J., wife Of Contractor
William NJ. Pirtle, died yesterday after
loon at the family residence 1724 North
topeka avenue, after a lingering illness
# seven months. She was ~ years of
ge Notice of funeral will appear later
3. F. Rosenfelt, foreman of the Frisco
nd Santa Fe warehouse, is the father CT
daughter, who arrived to gladden. his
lome yesterday His associates relate
hat in coming down town yesterday
corning he encountered a dog. He kick
d it viciously and said: Get out of
apa's way"
The board of the Helen Gould Orphans
Tome met at the home, 1447 River street,
nd elected a new board of officers: J.
:. Paris, president; w. c. Nicely, secre-
ary; H. H. Nicely, superintendent and
'easurer. List of members: Grant |
wing, Jas Jackson, Joseph Dunson, R.
Johnson, Geo. Johnson, H. L. Nicely.
NJ. c. Nevins, of the Benton Bakery
nd Handy Kitchen, is making extensive
epairs in his candy factory, and also in
is ice cream factory. He recently put
a new power ice cream machine of the
test improved. and is increasing the
lpacity of his factory. Mr. Nevins is a
clever in judicious advertising and his 4
creasing business is proof that it pays
The free kindergarten on the West 4
de opened with over thirty-five enroll 4
ents. A route has been arranged and
lie driver Of the wagon has been pro
ded with a shrill hunters whistle which
i'll announce his arrival at the homes
the children. Parents viii please have
lie little folks ready ana the delays of 9
st week Will be avoided 9
"A LSA4o" rum lineage, SOilS ABOUT Lne Y
reefs giving away a Chicago paper, was 6
1proached by a newsboy and asked to q
lrchase the evening paper. The Chicago | a
low blurted out: what do you sup .
'se I want with a Wichita paper? I O
n selling a Chicago paper" why, to | a
arm something. Of course" replied the 4
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Paris. Feb. 10-Ex-Fnnrress FueAnis =
no has been critically 81 at the Hotel !
is much improved and any =
ars as TO her recovery are now re- =