The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-04-23
CITY IN RRIEF.

Mr.. Wesley Hawk leaves for Granite,
0. T, this morning.
Mrs. C. A. Ginnis spent Sunday With
friends in Coldwich.
P. S. Wilson, of Kansas City, was a
Sunday visitor in Wichita
John S. Caruthers was in the city yes
terday from Belle Plaine.
Mr.. Walter Wildman of CedarvHle. o..
is visiting friends in the city.
V. W. Mendenhall, one Of Kiowa coun-
tvs popular real estate men, Sundayed
in the city.
Nfr. W. L Moore and Mr. Jamison. both
formerly of Wichita, but now Of Winfield
are in the city.
Mr.. Lee ,Iebbb, of the Jacob Dold
Packing Co, returned last night from a
business trip south.
Mr. NJ. Bryant returned yesterday from
a visit with her daughter Mrs. Wells
Miller, of Oklahoma City.
W R. Johnson, of the live stock COM
mission firm of -. P. Johnson & Co, is in
Kansas City on business.
Howard Webb, the 15-year-old son OF II.
C. Lee, died at st. Francis hospital yes
terday at 10 o'clock a. m.
MIR. Fred Gockel, representing Smith
Hron Wholesale Notion Co, of Arkansas
City. spent Sunday in the city with
friends.
Mrs. Thos. Shaw left Sunday morning
for Kalamazoo. Mich, for an extended
visit with her daughter. Mrs, A. P.
Reams.
Harold Gilmore died yesterday at 145
Chicago avenue, at l p. N. Bis remains
were sent to Red Rock, o. T, last even
ing for interment-
Geo. NJ. Galloway, Of Aurora, No, was
a buyer on the Wichita horse market
last week He shipped a load Of horses
and mules from here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Francis left yes
terday afternoon for Leadville. Col.
| where Mr.. Francis goes to take charge Of
| the composing room Of the Herald-Demo-
crat.
Howard Webb died yesterday morning
at s57 St Francis cstreet- Funeral ser
vices will be held from I. W. Gnls under
taking rooms, Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock.
L. L. Titus, Of Kansas City, and mem
I Der OF the AAln UA oWAlt1 9 Aus "a A-4A1
city. Suudayed IN the city and returned
! home last evening. lie expects 70 move
/ 10 Wichita soon
Travelling Auditor Dsman, Of the Santa
Fe railroad, met Mrs. Nation the other
morning at Wellington and she called
him down for smoking a cigar. he is
stiu backing away.
A ]. Weaver has made up his mind 20
spend a couple OF months among friends
and relatives in his old home in Pennsyl-
vania and viii leave for the old keystone
state ia a few days.
Mr.. Tom nataeld. for several years
I short order cook AT Geo. Pulls, and who
has many friends IN this city, left Sun
+ dayfor a business trip 10 Omaha, Denver
and other western cities.
Miss Isabelle Loosley. eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs r. o. Loosely. died sun
day morning at $40. The funeral VII
/ take place from the family residence.
7G South Topeka, Tuesday afternoon at
/ . O'Clock
The county commissioners have under
+ consideration the advisability OF putting
+ iucandescent lights IN the county 5aG-
I They would be a great convenience 90 the
/ sheriff and his officers and might prevent
/ the escape Of dangerous criminals
Mrs .. 7. Dean. Of Pilot Point Tex,
+ IS visiting her sister. Mrs Peckhau. of
a North Walnut street Ars- Dean is
one OF the survivors of the Galveston
/ dood. herself and family escaping unln-
! ju-ed. but they lost all their household
I goods
r4.-ssu v-ho rov- has The Te-rss,
stock farm. vas q the ci-y yesterday.
I TIE famous farm ls stiH turu-ag ort
some good horses MI Hassei noW has