The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

his health.
Ed Harris. OF Wellington. was in Wich-
ita on business yesterday.
Lew vicklevy. OF Caldwell. Kansas.
spent yesterday il the city.
Bert Bonham. OF Cheney, Kansas. spent
Sunday and Monday IN Wichita
Mr. and Mrs. Lille leaves for California
on tuesday 20 make It their home.
Mrs J. ". Brown is visiting her sister.
Mrs H. ". stsinberger, OF Kansas City.
no.
Mr.. Presley Butcher and family, of
HaysYiiIe, were in the city visiting yes
terday.
Prof D4morest. president OF Southwest
Kansas college. al ~infeld, IS in the city
visiting friends.
Capt J. 0. Hawley. Of this city. has
received a commission from Governor
Stanley as a notary public.
Mr. Perry Hanson. Of Lawrence, state
( secretary OF the 7. II. C. =. is in the
city looking over the work CT the ass0cia-
ton Of Wichita
Judge Wall VIII go to Winfield today
TO hear two cases in bankruptcy. He
take TO dispose OF the cases
S. D. Porter. formerly general agent
OF the Mccormick Harvester company
here. but now with the company in Chi
cage. spent Sunday in the city.
Charles a. Francisco and DR.. L s. Har-
old. left last night for their home at
Richmond, Indiana. after two weeks
visit with relatives on the West Side.
a J. APPLICABLE yesterday received a
bouquet of May pinks OF trailing arbutus
from the mountains in Pennsylvania.
present from his former school teacher
James Bosley, a wen known farmer
and stock man Of Waco township, died
last Saturday night of dropsy and was
buried yesterday. He was 50 years OF age
at the time of his death
Yesterday VIM. Hendricks. OF Kansas
City. shipped a car load Of draft horses
from Wichita to Missouri These horses
were high class ones and were mostly
purchased from George Morgan.
Airs. Charles Nedrow. Miss Mary Car
yer, Misses Louie and Mary Wagner,
in company with Messrs. James and
Charles Carver attended the funeral OF
Miss Cora Shelhammer at Conway
Springs. Sunday morning.
The Nen Wholesale Shoe company have
removed their place Of business from
the Firebaugh block on North Market. to
ia North Main street, over MY Store"
where they have the entire floor, ex-
cept the TWO front rooms.
County Attorney Comfy consented TO
let Mrs. Nation out OF Jail long enough
10 attend the funeral OF her brother at
Lewisburg. Kansas. and she was released
on Sunday and left for that place prom
Using to return IN few days.
c. ". Mccoy is making considerable
improvement in his residence property
corner of Cleveland avenue and First
street, putting in new cement walks and
coping and viii soon have one OF the
finest places in his part OF the city.
Mrs. ? P Murdoch will give an Art
lecture. on the Raphael Frescoes in the
Sistine Chapel" illustrated with the
stereopticon, Saturday afternoon. Nay 4.
church. under the auspices Of the Ladies
society.
Wichita property is continually in de-
mand and prices are advancing. a
great many people are buying homes
While a few are buying for speculation
There are a large number of eastern men
in the city looking for bargains in real
estate.
Miss Nina Wiesner. of Orting. Wash,
is IN the city visiting her aunt. Mrs
Gerters. at SsS South Topeka avenue. Miss
Wiesner has completed a course Of mu-
sic under the best masters OF Chicago.
and is DESTROYS Of forming a class in
piano instruction in this city.
Ex-Probate Judge Haymaker fell in
front OF the store of the Hooking &
Moore Drug company, on East Douglas
avenue, last evening. He was carried
into the drug store and DR.. Hoffman was
called. He was soon restored 10 con
seriousness and sent 70 his home.
Mr.. Bosworth bought Of a 7. Hellar
the residence at As Wabash for $500
He VIII move his family here from nh-
nois. Bedford Woods and Mr.. Hellar
VIII each build a modern cottage at III
and 725 South Water street. on the prop
erty known as the Fetcheimer home
stead NJ :. DAWN bought the residence
at sol South Water for $50 as a sDecula-
ton. Mr.. DAWN believes that Wichita
real estate is going 10 advance.
Mr. NJ Harold sold his property on
Fairmount. known as the Geo. Strong
homestead. yesterday. 20 Charles Klein
helm for s. go. Mr.. Kleinhein Is AT en-
gineer on the Santa Fe and purchased the
property for a home He will move there
this summer and his children viii attend
school at the college. The deal was made
through Sites Bros. & Alexander, The
same firm sold 10 BIr. Harrod a finely i'm
proved farm, ten miles south Of Cald-
well
Mr. IT. Z Paul. linotype Inspector for
the 3Iergenthaler company. Of New
York. is stopping At the Carey. Mr.
Paul is an agreeable gentleman and
thorough machinist AID his position re-
quires constant travelling, re having vis-
tied thirtv-seven states and three terri
tories during the past year. stopping at
the principal cities and inspecting the
linotype machines in all the larger print
ing plants in each city. He leaves for
Kansas City tonight
The editor OF the Fordvine, Ky Ms
ceuaneous. writes as postscript 70
business letter Il was cured 81 kidney
trouble By taking FOLEYs KIDNEY
CURE" Take nothing else. 9. Gehring.
~ r. Douglas. Geo. Van Werden. SO y
Main: Wichita Drug Co. 40 z Douglas;
Gus saur, "a Z. Douglas
Hazen Decides for Parker.
Topeka. Ap-l l9.-Iudss Hazen today
decided the ma1damus proceedings IN the
ParEer-HuEhss mayoralty contest case
in favor of Parker the Democrats cansii-