The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-01-03

city yesterday on his way to Guthrie, o.
T.. on business.
jim Tapp, manager Of the Red Front
| Racket, says the store die $4,000 worth
| of business in SO.
Ora Sumption returned to Kansas City
last night after a visit of several days
here with his mother.
DR.. w. D. Hunt of McFall. Mo-, is in
the city visiting his cousins, Mrs. Harry
| Sutton and Mrs. J. H Williams.
Joe Kramer returned yesterday from a
holiday visit with his parents at Great
Bend and will resume his studies here
Mr.. Edwin S. Gross, who has been
visiting his parents during the holidays,
left last night for Chicago on business.
Miss Ella Schriver of Towanda, who
has been visiting Miss Lola Maxwell on
North Market street, VIII return home to-
day
Not one official in the court house has
yet learned to write it $780, and eras-
ures are common in all their correspond
ence
C. z. Kavanaugh. one of the gunners
| on the battle-ship Olympia, was in the
city yesterday. His home is in Harper
county.
Mrs. Nina Anderson of Independence
Kan, and Mrs. Callahan Of Newkirk are
visiting Mrs Fred Van Duyn at the Man
haitian.
At 7:15 yesterday morning fire broke out
in the roof of a story and a half house
at 504 South Washington, causing slight
damage.
Harry Haskins of Kingman, passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
st. Louis, where he is attending medi-
cal college.
w. H. Klaver and wife of Kingman.
are in the city attending the poultry
show. They are staying with Mr..
Klaver's mother.
The ooroners jury rendered its verdict
in the George Newell accident yesterday.
The verdict was to the effect that the
death was accidental.
Captain Sam Jones is now a regularly
installed policeman on the North Main
street beat, vice LATE Simpson, who re-
signed the first Of the year.
Miss Marie Bellew, Miss Bessie Kelsey
very enjoyable week with Mr. and Mrs.
Will Simmons in Butler county.
Mrs. George, E. Harris and her two chill
dren returned today to their home in
Cassville, Mo-, after a visit of several
weeks with relatives in this city.
Misses Edna Hutchinson. Katie Arnett,
and Mr.. Showalters three daughters left
yesterday for Emporia, where they will
continue their studies in the State Nor
NAL school.
w E. Blain has sold his fruit and
candy stand, at SOP East Douglas avenue,
to ]. J. Wright Mr. Wright took posses
sion yesterday morning and will continue
the business.
All school children must be vaccinated,
according to the ruling OF the board of
health. DR.. Shuts, president of the board.
believes this is the only safe way to
guard against dangers.
Mr.. Nicholson, well known in business
circles, will, in connection with Mr..
Sheckler, put in wholesale and retail
furniture stock on the West Side. They
have purchased one-haR Of the Sunhower
block.
Mrs. s. J. Cuttings departed yesterday
tor st. Louis for a visit with her son, A.
R. Cuttings, of that city. She expects TO
be absent several months and will re-
turn by way of her old home in western
Missouri
Attorney Will Ayers is growing full
set of whiskers, and 1t is presumed he in
tends to be a candidate for something
next fall, and will be able to go into the
campaign with the necessary Populistic
adornments.
Mrs. T. G. Meator of Kansas City ar
rived in the city last night for the pur-
pose of identifying the suspected burglar
of the Rock Island money drawer. Mrs.
Meator is certain she can recognize the
man on sight
Mrs. Emma Wilson died Monday morn
ing at st. Francis hospital. She was "a
years old. The funeral services will be
held at ellis undertaking rooms this
morning at 10 o'clock and burial will be
in Maple Grove cemetery.
E. S. Sanford bought a fine residence
on Carlos avenue through Nichols &
Fuller. E. Collins bought 224 North
Main for $500 through the same firm.
Vim. Ransom also bought of them go
acres of Sedgwick county land.
Mr. Nell Mason complains that there
are not a sufficient number of fire alarm
boxes in the northeastern part Of the
city to give the people there good fire
service. It is likely that petition will
be presented to the council to remedy
this apparent defect in the fire system.
Rev. Mr.. Bosworth preached an excel
lent and inspiring sermon Sunday morn
ing in which he recounted some OF the
numerous reasons for believing that the
present circumstances of men are vast
" better than "the old ways" of which
conservatives and men who live only in
the past sometimes boast.
The ice dealers, or those who depend on
nature, are a little fearful that they will
not be able to cut much ice this winter
There has not been enough cold weather
yet to freez the ice to a sufficient thick
ness to cut. and it is very probable that
the artificial ice concerns Will have the
run next summer.
VIII Lewis, one Of Innes' popular men,
surprised all his friends by getting mar
ried Monday 10 Hiss HerZer, very esti-
mable and well l.nown young lady of the
city. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Thayer. pastor Of the CONGREGATION
al church. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis have the
best wishes Of hundreds Of friends
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