The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-26

I 81r. ana MIS- Seal hQoL anu AaAl44g H@sC
moved into their newly built home al l&48
Rochester avenue
Mrs. 0. T. Elliott OF Winfield is visit
/ ing with her parents Mr. and Mrs J. IL
/ Martin, 2S3 Lulu avenue.
( Mayor 2. F. Mclean went TO GreenvilIe,
/ Arkansas, yesterday to look after his
I lumber interests in that section. He VIII
/ not return fer several days
( Mrs. walter BAYS, residing on the West
I Side, died yesterday morning. Funeral
VIII take place from the Dodge Avenue
/ 81. E. church at ? p. m today
NJ. Z. 2 Shelley. travelling representa-
tive Of the railway department Of the IN
/ ternarionaI Correspondence Schools Of
! Scranton. Pa, was visiting his family at
Mrs Hawks yesterday.
Mrs. J. P Mahan and Mrs. Edward
Parker left yesterday afternoon over the
Santa Fe for Fulton. n. Z, in answer to
a message stating the serious illness Of
their youngest sister
c. L. Davidson. administrator OF the
estate OF II. ". Jones. deceased, fled his
petition in probate court yesterday for
permit TO sell real estate. The case was
set for hearing Nay IL
Chief OF Police Frank Burt has recently
purchased a new balI-bearing rubber tired
c spring road wagon made by tie John
Deere company. It is a beauty and is spe-
eially adapted 70 the chiefs avoirduDois-
Joe Gentry bought a half interest in the
Palace barn on North Lawrence avenue
yesterday. The firm name is now Sever
ance & Gentry. Mr.. Gentry is well known
Re- 4
man
Mrs. Anna Hurst has purchased the
two story house at the corner OF Central
avenue and James street for sl,s25. The
money was left by her father to buy the
home and Senator Tapp as trustee, made
the purchase.
Thomas J. Robertson, after q short
hearing the city court yesterday, was
bound over 10 the Nay term of the dis
trict court on $500 bonds He is charged
with having shot Ed Sine with intent to
XII, q few weeks ago.
Mrs. s. H. Harper returned yesterday
from Excelsior Springs, No. where she
attended her son. 2. H. Harper Of Sagin-
aw, Mich, during a severe sickness. Mr..
Harper has returned to his home IN Sag
NAV improved IN health
Ssnford's band held their second re-
hearsal since the professors return at
their rooms IN the city building last
night. and some good music was played
in the best kind OF style. Prof. Sanford
viii have one Of The best bands this sea-
son that Wichita has ever had.
Robert Gutman OF GoepDfngen. Wur-
temburg. and Edonard Hopper Of Augs-
burg( Bavaria, are in the city visiting ".
Block Gutman is Mr.. Blocks nephew.
The young men are on their way 70 San
Francisco on q pleasure trip and VIII only
stop over here for q day OF two.
Deputy Postmaster J. 2. Mccoy says
the recent increase IN the salaries OF the
clerks in the Wichita postonce was on
account OF the Increase Of work they are
compelled 10 do. He says the receipts OF
the postofflce have doubled in four years
and this year wiz be over $50. 10
Miss Cora Shelhamer Of Conway Springs
died in Colebran, Colo. after an illness OF
some weeks She went there in hopes of
benedting her health. Miss Shelhamer
spent some time here in the Mozart
School OF Music and made many friends
who viii be panied to hear Of her death
Sanitary Police OHcer Ben Downing got
into his buggy yesterday morning. but
before getting in he placed q large num-
Der Of little posters under the seat OF his
carriage The posters read "Clean the
Manure Out Of Your Alley" He was go
ing 20 tack one OF these posters on the
side Of every barn where he found a dirty
alley.
William Brady died last night az his
rooms at 1ls North Market street OF quick
consumption. Mr.. Brady was vel known
IN this city. being il the employ % Nike
Shields for a number OF years. The fun
eraI wiz be from Muele-'s undertaking
establishment at o'clock today and the
interment wiz be in Maple Grove Gene I
terry. Mr. Brady was a member Of Camp
No. T. Modern Woodmen. A wife sur
wives him