The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-25
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CITY I'M BRIEF.

Bernice Dutton. OF KIngman. is visiting
Miss Iva Israel. of the West Side.
Henry Schad went to Topeka last night
with some boys for the reform school.
Miss Myrtle Bledsoe. of Augusta. spent
Sunday in Wichita visiting with friends.
Don T, Edwards, a real estate man. Of
Plains, Kan, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Mabel Anthony has gone to Great
Bend 10 spend a few days with her par
ents.
Harmony Council, F. A A. No. 12S, will
pay today Abbie Glenn 5000 on the life
OF S. E. Glenn.
Mrs. E. r. Spangler will be the guest Of
Mrs. Frank Sherman on North Lawrence
avenue. all this week
The condition of Mrs. E. V. Critchfeld.
who is suffering from an attack of ap-
pendicitis. is slightly improved.
Miss Leah vanDeveer left yesterday
morning for Alva. o. T., to spend Thanks
giving with her sister. Mrs. E. c. Mar
shall.
NJ. Lanning. merchant of Bentley was
III the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Cooley came from Haven TO
this city yesterday and was placed in
the Thomas sanitarium.
Robert S. Torrington, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Rock Island. was here
yesterday from Davenport. Iowa. visiting
his parents and friends.
Miss Angela Bontille and Mr. NJ Nc
Gowan, OF Newton, were in the city Sun
day visiting their friends. Miss Trumbly
and Mrs. Norman Hall.
Mr.. d. G. Millison who has been suf-
fering for some time with typhoid pneu-
monia, is in very serious condition at
his home on South Lawrence.
Mrs. T. H. Huffman. 1904 East Murdoch
avenue, was transacting business before
the probate judge of Kingman county
Friday. returning home Saturday morn
ing.
Jacob Dunn. who has been a merchant
of Valley Center for some time has sold
out and was in Wichita yesterday looking
over the city. He may conclude to move
here
Henry c. Keeling was up from Caldwell
yesterday on business. He says that 125
new houses were erected in that city dur
ing the year. principally by retired far
mers.
Mrs. Jesse T. Todd left Sunday for
Perry. o. T, for two week 5 visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Van
Pelt. and has ordered her Eagle sent dur
ing her stay.
The case of Pat McCabe against the
for
on trial in the district court yesterday.
most of the day being spent in argument
over demurrer
Frank Barnhart. Of Fit Worth Texas.
was in Wichita yesterday and called on
the Eagle. Mr. Barnhart owns a claim
rear Cheyenne. o. T. and is figuring on
developing it if railroad goes through
the town.
Attorneys Adams & Adams received
ing that they had won the title 10 lc0
acres OF land for a client in a contest
before the land commissioner. The prop
erty is valued al $4,000
The following homes were made glad
yesterday by the arrival Of new babies
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohrer. ST. St. Fran
els avenue nine-pound girl; Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Sellers. OF West Side i've
pound girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muzzy
West Seventeenth streer. "A ten-pound boy
The recital to have been given this
evening by Miss Mabel MnHson. assisted
by Prof c. A Ellenbcrger Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs Fred Hammers. At the PIym-
outh Congregational church. has been
postponed indefinitely on account Of the
very serious Illness or Miss Muiison-s
father NJ d G NUlison