The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-12
CITY IN BRIEF.

A. c. Jaques Of Topeka is registered at
the Carey
E F. Bell, with the Beye Remedy COM
pauy, was in town yesterday.
a. c. Richey of the vandalia line. went
south last nigh1 over the Santa Fe.
H. c. Shields, travelling passenger agent
Of the Wabash, stopped over yesterday.
Harry Titus, travelling live stock agent
of the Santa Re. was in town yesterday.
J. H. Stevens, of the Medford Mil and
Elevator company, MedfOrd. o. T. is in
the city.
E A Austin, Santa Fe trainmaster at
Arkansas City, and formerly yardmaster
here, is in the hospital at Topeka.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilson. West 18th, died yesterday morn
ing and was buried that evening.
Mrs L. W. Minor left over the Santa
Fe yesterday morning for the south.
where she VIII visit for few weeks.
Lieutenant Pratt of the 10Th Kansas
and Miss Amy Papes were married in
this city yesterday by Rev. A a. Par
ker
The case of Johanna Dwyer against the
estate Of Chas. WILLIAMS was continued
on account OF sickness of important wit
nesses.
J. T. Donnen, son Claence of this city.
and Sam Stewart of Belle PLANE. have
gone TO Paterson's lake to be absent
few days duck shooting.
A pension Of 81 per month has been Sc
cured through the agency OF A 4. Glenn
for Jacob c. Lawson of Maize, and one
for the same amount for John H. Rutter.
Last night at 10 O'Clock Mrs. NJ. !. Horn
died at her home. No. 904 North Waco
avenue. of lung trouble, at the ripe age
of 70 years. Funeral notice viii appear
later.
G. R Follett & Co. have arranged a
very artistic window display. using their
Keen Kutter and True Blue tools The
window is very unique and speaks well
for the decorator.
The little six months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. Norton. on 10th and Fair
view. died yesterday morning at o'clock
OF lung fever. 1t will be buried at 8
O'Clock this morning.
Married--At the parlors of the probate
court room yesterday afternoon. Daniel
A. Garibaldi Of Wichita and Miss Myrtle
Creel of Augusta, Kan. The contracting
parties are aged 81 and "A years respec-
lively.
A business man thinks the cars on
North Main run too fast between Third
street and Douglas avenue. He believes
the lives OF the public are endangered
and would have the speed schedule les
sened materially.
c. L. Seagrayes, travelling passenger
agent Of the Santa Fe; A L. Fisher,
agent Northwestern lines. and c. H. Fra
zier travelling freight agent of the Bur-
lington route. were in town yesterday
visiting the railroad offices.
on account of the weather the base bali
game between Fairmount and Winfield
teams has been postponed. but the de-
bate is still on. The Santa Fe has agreed
to switch the coaches OF the midnight
train returning from Winfield 70 Fiji
teenth street where wagons viii meet
the students
]. II. Morris. formerly IN the employ OF
Innes & Co. in the carpet department.
is now with Cash Henderson in the same
capacity Since his business relations
were severed with the former firm he
has been living in Chicago. de says
Wichita is good enough for him and viii /
move his family here as soon as house I
can be secured
Real estate was active yesterday but !
the sales were Insignificant About the I
only transaction Of any Importance was /
the transfer Of q quarter section Of land /
in this county from Margaret 3. Harvey /
70 Samuel Waterfall; consideration. 81. el0 /
and that OF another piece OF land which /
was conveyed by Chas. Pitunger Ct al TO /
o. NJ Pittinger for $1,000