The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-01
WIGHT ATEN TEARS AGO.

guide post b. the Indians all through
this part o. the west
WIGHT ATEN YEARS AGO.
Mrs. Christian Leonard died AZ her
home on North Emporia avenue.
Miss Sadie York was visiting il Den
yer
Mrs ", X Carlisle left Wichita 70 5oin
her husband. who had taken Up els resi-
denee in Chicago
Miss Mabel Atwater and Afr. Fred At
water went 10 Eureka. Illinois. 10 a.
tend sehool.
Harry Bishop became manager q the
police force known as sIahan's patrol
Mr.. and 3Irs. James Lewis ard daush-
tiers Irene and Hazel went 10 Chicago 20
live
Professor Young Of the Wichita univer-
slty moved 70 Eureka. kansas
The Wichita university on College Hi
started On its annual term. It was said
with q good attendance.
Probate Judge BucEner appointed as n
board OF appraisers on the property OF
K a. Hawley. school teacher. Mrs
Ella Glenn Shields. Mrs WIN Clean and
Ms. GIN. Miss Hawley left some per
sonal property. 1ewelry and the Ike.
when she died
AS an instance OF the returning pros
perity. the local man or the Eagle re-
cited that one night there wasn't q single
prisoner ia the cooler-au those arrested
had money 70 pay their zines.
Miss Emma Heimpls gave a surprise
party for her brother Fred The guests
were Misses GeTtie strong. Oracle Dun
lap. Lena SCHNEIDER. Mauda White. Anna
Herberger. Clara Bowman. Anna Davis.
and Nr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner. and
1Irs. Caskey Leidom. Mcssrs- William
Temple. Joseph smiley. Louis I-auck. Os-
car Camp. l. Friend. Walter Parrot.
Joseph Lohoher. G. z Lindley and \. J.
Bennett.
Excursions carrying immigrants 20 To-
pobolambo passed through tho city.
The addresses made in Wichita on La
Dor Day were by Mayor Carey. Eugene
Debs. 3. E Kies. George Howard and
5. :. Coffin Of Iowa.
General Caldwell opened the campaign
Tor the Republicans in Garfield ham.
The delegates from the city elected 90
the Republican county convention by
wards were as follows: First war}-A-
J. Wyatt. George Morgan. 7. i. Brown,
". IT. Brideubaush. +. A. Gackenback
z. 2. Renrz. T. T.. Alderman. J.. b.
Clark 6 a. Green. W. :. Pierce. II. r..
CIcsg Joha BusenbarS. u. r Fuller. J..
p. Macy. j. X Sawyer. II. W. Rey-
nolds. C. q. Phillips f. ~. Rice. Second
ward-W. s Morris. John Hume. Geo.
Moves. =. c. Benton. Charles AIbcrts 4.
+. Dodge Jacob 1lcAfee. John Foster. A.
O.. Walden. Charles Case. T. II Cox. w.
?. McNair. T.. Cramer. and 4. Coviug-
ton. Ben Downing =. II. Hardy. y. II.
Maher. H BuTs0n. Otto Eckstein. il.
Dawson. sam Williams. Third wari-W.
X. Tucker r. T. Allen. J. n MCCALL.
r. Farnum. W. r. Ely Ray oliver. u. T.
Dunbar. William Kay. J. IL Fordyce
John Pacey. \. J. Stanley. " T. Blake
". John W. Adams. John Lewis. Lee
Johnson. A. F.. Allen, w. l. Hazen. ".
IT. Palmer. John Lebrau5. J. y. Daugh-
erty. w. II. ETarrah. y Dennis. Fourth
ward-W +. Green. r. Schad .. v
Donneliv, Jack Richardson. Paul Mol
finger. :. n sidney. J. IT. Virtue. s. H.
Neudenhan. J. e.. Kirk. a.. y. Ferguson.
J. A Mcpherson. Henry Iserhart. 9.
W. Southward. T. 3. Meutzer. ~ J.
oliver. 2. .. St s.. John, ". g. Johnson.
Jim McGrin. y. j. Mum. e.. a. CLAYTON.
r. F. Partridge. J.. =. Smith. =. e.. Nc
Mullen. Fifth ward-J. K. Russeli. J. @.
Williams. John Mccormick James AM
son. J. r. Davidson II. F. Draper. and II.
A. HuI sixth Vard-W 4. Morris. Gus
A. Miller. J. II. Mercer. W. IT. Purcell
IT, Il. Andrews. J. IT. Alexander "a
Richey. > s Belts ana 2. r Sumption
and g. A. Miller.
Born. 20 Sir and Mrs James A. Law
renee. a son
Professor Croweu o. the Lewis academy
moved % Indianapolis.
Eugene r shipper was tandersd re-
cepti0n by the ladies o. his church ard
the Kings Daughters. At che home %
Or Furlcy
Miss sarah Foster and Miss Ference
Foster went 20 Chicago % Iive.