The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-20
ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS
CITY IN BRIEF.

CITY I'm BRIEF.
Mrs. E. H Dennis of Eldorado. Kan,
was visiting IN the city yesterday.
Miss Clara knight left last Monday for
a ten days visit in Kansas City and To
Deka.
Walter MeKinstry is very i'll at Al
East English street and is not expected
to live.
Mr. NJ. W. Cave is enjoying a visit
from his brother, Little" DR.. Cave Of
Oatville
Miss Florence Barclay of Russeiiviile,
KY, is IN the city visiting with Miss Sidna
StiIlwell
John wengIer of Ogden. Utah. is visit
ing W. a. Cashion and family OF East
First street.
Miss Dora Freeman is visiting at the
home Of R. E. Torrington. 1905 North
EmDoria avenue
Misses Anna Brown and Daisy Lynch.
who have been visiting in Augusta. ar
rived home yesterday.
The funeral of the late Will Garihaldi
has been postponed from 1880 this morn
ing to 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr. James F. Johnson and family,
formerly of st. Francis avenue. are now
located at 72s North Main street.
Mrs, Caroline Corphage and daughter.
Miss Theresa, of Kansas City, are visiting
the family Of DR. F. ". Whitlock.
Mr.. Frank Gould, an old conductor on
the Santa Fe running out OF this city.
was here from Dodge City yesterday.
Judge Allison of Pratt was in the city
yesterday. He was on his way home from
the Republican convention at Topeka.
Dr. ". c. Conden and wife OF Denver.
Col, are visiting Mrs. DR.. Purdue and
will probably spend the summer with her.
Mr.. James Fleming of Woodward O. T..
returns this evening after a two days
visit with his family and parents in this
city.
Sister Mary Veronica, once the super
ior of All Hallows academy, after an alb
sence Of four years, has returned to re-
main.
Mr. W. s. Kinsey and family have
changed their residence from South Law
renee avenue to 1881 South Emporia
avenue.
Mayor Ross yesterday receive highly
entertaining letter from w. S. McBurnie,
now of Louisville. 1t will be published
next week
Mrs. Kate Duckworth of Indianapolis,
Indn.. is visiting her sister, Mrs c. w.
Talburt, at 1126 East Douglas avenue,
corner of Ohio.
Miss Mabel Larirner will soon have a
York City. She will remain in Wichita
for a couple of months.
Mr.. John Bruder superintendent Of the
Eagle binding department, left last even
ing for Indianapolis, Ind, for ten days
visit with relatives and friends.
Charles Gallagher, who was thu first
superintendent ofthe Wichita division of
the Missouri Pacific, was in the city ye--
terday. He is now yardmaster at Ga,. p
City.
Mrs. ]. S. Whiteker, who has been con-
fined to her home for three weeks with
rheumatism is now some better and able
to be up and around for a short time
each day.
Mrs. Elizabet Knoffloch. 81 years old,
living with her daughter Mrs John
Corns at 3O7 South Oak street. West side,
fell Saturday morning and broke her left
leg above the knee.
Mr.. ]. c. Gale, who fell out Of buggy
about three weeks ago and injured his
hip, came down town yesterday in
buggy He is unable to walk. yet, but is
much improved and expects to be out
soon.
]. R, A. King is resting easier. but is
stiu very weak from the terrible illness he
has undergone, but his friends will be
glad to learn ne is in a fair way TO re-
cover now if nothing else Of a more ser
ious nature sets in.
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Millbank OF Chilli
Gothic, No, who have been visiting DR..
and Mrs. ]. T. Dorsey for the past five
weeks, leave this morning for their home.
While here DR.. Dorsey performed a very
successful operation on the eyes of Mr..
Millbank
A petition in divorce proceedings was
filed yesterday by Anna q. lockwood vs..
II. C. Lockwood. Judge Dale heard the
case and refused 10 grant the decree The
petition was amended by agreement be
tween the attorneys and the marriage