The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-15
CITY IN BRIEF.


Farmer Il. L. Mnlison is cutting his al
falfa-
J. C. HunniweH OF Mulvane was IN
Wichita yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs =. o. -.runer OF Derby
were IN Wichita yesterday shopping
Mrs. o. A. Boyle is spending several
days OF this week visiting in Topeka
H. A. Panister OF Mt. Hope was visit
ing r. H. Johnson IN the city yesterday.
John Mahan left last night over tie
Rock Island for business trip to CHI
cage.
N. H. Herndon Of Macomb, Ill, is in
the city visiting with Brown & Nc
Pherson-
J. R. Lemist, with the Colorado Fuel
and Iron company. OF Bessemer. Colo. IS
in the city.
Sam Hess has just completed a new &C.
ment flooring at me west entrance door
TO the big store.
L. F. Harson and family have moved
from the West Side to their new cottage
a. $50 South Main.
Rev W. H. Manary of Peabody is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. H Franck, OF
1923 South Water street.
Several furniture dealers are consider
ing the matter of closing at GEO every
evening except Saturday
Woltz & Amen sold to A. P. Butcher 4
1e0-acre farm Lnree miles south Of Hays
vile yesterday for 2,s2L
R. A. Galusha of the Western Newspa-
per Union, returned yesterday from
business trip in Oklahoma
W. c. nixon. general superintendent OF
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe, was in
Wichita yesterday on his way east.
George Wolf, travelling freight agent
of the Chicago and Alton, with headQuar>
tiers in Kansas City, was n Wichita yes
terday.
Married, at the home of the brides pa
rents, Saturday, May II. Alta f. Daniels
and Chris J. Kottler. Rev. +. y. Lynch
officiating.
A South Main street car ran over and
killed a fine Gull cog near the end Of the
pavement on South Main street yester-
day morning.
DR.. Robert Burns and family have re-
turned to Wichita after a two years alb
sence in CoIora~o Springs. They viii
reside on North Market
]. A Moore has resigned his position
with the book company and has accepted
one as salesman with =. R. fulton. He
goes on duty this morning.
DR.. H. W. ADOott, who left here for
injured in railroad wreck on the Santa
Fe and is laid up at San Francisco.
Lawrence Hull Of Carthage. No. was
in the city yesterday visiting o. II. Bent
ley Mr.. Hull is manager OF the Shaw
zinc and lead mine near Carthage.
Ellis Rankin, a young boy who works
at the packing house, was arrested yes
terday by the Santa Fe policeman at the
corner of Oak for jumping on freight
train.
Judge Harvey now has the cases clear
ed from his docke- except those filed the
last few days. He says he is up with his
work and cases-need not be long delayed
in his court.
W. S. Brown and wife, Of $50 North
Topeka avenue. start today for a six
weeks trip through the eastern states.
visiting " ashington, New York, Buffalo
and 45oston.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Williams OF Fort
Smith, Ark, were called mere SATURDAY
on account Of the sickness of their
daughter, Mrs. Ray House, at 723 North
Emporia avenue.
Pat Healy says he found nest OF
young gray squirrels in Riverside Park.
Mr.. Healy says If the park commission
ers would put the right kind Of boxes in
the park it would soon be full OF SPUR
rels.
Thos. c. Hoss, who has been in the
employ of c. ". Mccoy as Office man for
the past eight years, win leave today
with his family for Colorado Springs,
where he expects TO reside in the future.
Mr.. Hoss is an old settler and came here
in ISL.
The johnson Blues and a mixed team
OF Friends university students played a
hot game Of baseball yesterday afternoon
in which the Blues defeated their op-
ponents. the score being 5 to 4. The
game was snappy and good playing was
done all the way through.
| Colonel Marsh Murdoch. the veteran
/ Wichita editor. has almost entirely re.
/ covered from MS recent illness and IS
now travelling a little to regain his
I strength. He is at the Copeland tonight.
/ Victor Murdoch, his son. is with him.
/ This is the first time for years that the
! colonel has been in Topeka--K. c. Jour
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