The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mr. Joe limerick was in the city yes
terday
Edgar Brain Of Pond Creek was in III,
city yesterday.
Mr. Frank Miles and fabily went 1,
Cairo for fish.
Earl Blake was trying a case at An
thony yesterday.
Mr.. Ray Oliver OF Kansas City arrived
in this city yesterday.
Phil Alexander. manager OF the Atchl-
son opera house, is in the city
Mrs. William Stewart Of Arkansas fCty
has been visiting here and returned home
Lieut. Edwards yesterday went 10 Ar
kansas City 70 swear in a half-dozen
men.
s C. KimeH. who has been seriously
IL with peritonitis for several weeks. is
! improving.
The Uniform Rank X Of P. leave Tues
day for Winfield, 10 aid in initiating q
/ candidates.
Miss zelIa L. Spencer has moved her
studio from the Whine block 10 the Sedg-
wick building.
Mr.. Harry Allen Of this city yesterday
! came back from Norwich. where he had
| been on business
Mr.. Frank Oliver and his two boys left
yesterday for Walldocks. for = tug at
the line and hook.
Mr. s. C. KfmeI. who has been seriously
Ill with peritoaitis at his home. IS Wa
bash. is convalescing.
Pearl Martin returned from Chicago
last evening. having completed q four
months term at the Art institute.
Mss Grace Lapham VIII visit her sis
ter down in the Lawton district for three
-..e.f-l 3, I'LL -
Mrs. R NJ Platt has returned from
Kansas City. Lawrence. Topeka and OF
tawa where she addressed the Chautau-
quans-
Yesterday r c. Parker received the
sad intelligence OF the death Of his
brother, H c. Parker. at Battle Creek.
MiLh
a marriage license was issued yester-
day 10 Roy e Warner. 2 years old. and
Miss Mary Stevens. 70 years old. Both
parties are OF Mulvane.
The person making the highest score al
ten pins fu- tha month OF May on the
Vencedora alleys viii be presented with
500 hat by Greenfield Bros
Miss Mabel Mnlison viii graduate from
the Emerson school Of oratory. Barton
on the eth instant and Will be at home
gain sOcl
Miss Grace Lapham. one Of the book
keepers at the Kansas Steam laundry
LEAVES Monday morning for three
weeks visit with her parents near Chick
asha.
\ copy OF the viii OF Charles z. Wales
of White Han, H.. was filed in the pro-
bate court OF Sedgwick county yester
day. y popularity OF the document was
that ii dived the estate into thirty ninths-
Chas II. Law graduated from the Ma
riOn Sims Beaumont school of medicine
on May I and viii be located in St
Louis. Mr. Law was student of the
old Garfield university and is well known
in this city.
The many friends OF Miss Carrie Vat
genhorst viii be greatly grieved 10 hear
the sad news OF her death. She died at
East Liverpool. o. May 3. She formerly
lived here and IS the daughter of Mrs.
II. Tatgenhorst.
The New Prospect Baptist church has
called Rev. N. L. Copeland Of Kansas
City to the pulpit. Rev. Copeland was
formerly minister OF local church and
the members OF his former flock as well
as the members Of the new church Will
gladly welcome his return.
The funeral services Of Comrade r p.
Moore. who died yesterday evening al
the Wichita hospital. will be conducted
at MuelIers undertaking rooms on North
Main street. today at 3 o'clock D. m. All
cx-soldiers are solicited to attend and pay
the last tribute Of respect and fraternity
10 The deceased
Dean Minicx has not yet heard. as re-
ported, from his examination for West 4
Point. He passed the mental examina- I
tion on presentation OF n high school GER I
thcate. but Will not hear from his physi- I
cal examination for a week since tho .
papers have TO be sent 20 West Point 20
be approved.