The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-02
CITY IN BRIEF.

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Dr. Hoffman returned from New York
| city yesterday.
Fred Trigg of Garrett was in Wichita
for few hours.
Mr. and Ars. Chas. smythe leave for
New York city. Wednesday.
R. c. Israel is building two nice six
room cottages out on North Waco.
Ira Elliott viii leave for Chicago to
day on business for short time.
3. R. Fannie has moved into his new
home, at 1875 South Water street.
Misses Clare Fees and Blanche Imboden
are attending q 7. II. c. a convention at
Salina-
Mrs. c. c. Stanley viii sing solo
this morning at the First Methodist
church
Mr. Max Owen. of Mountain Rock. o.
T., is in the city. visiting his brother. Mr..
c. D. Owen.
Judge Dale yesterday granted a di-
vorce to Kate NJ Harrington from J.
T. Harrington.
Harry McClung was taken home yes
terday from St. Francis Hospital. He
is still improving.
L. J. Ehrick bought of Geo. c. Henry
90 St. Francis. for $500. Mr.. Ehrick
bought for q home.
Mrs. c. Z. Doyle. OF Englewood. is
visiting her mother Mrs. Hill, at 81
North Water street.
sybu Reams filed a petition for di-
vorce from Jasper Reams. Non-support
is the alleged trouble.
Mrs. Frank Redheld and children,
Boyce and Gertrude. are visiting with rel
atives in Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Judge Tucker returned yesterday
from a pleasant visit with friends and
relatives in Victor. Colorado.
Mrs. S. N. Stevens, the rnilliner. Of 135
North Main street, has been spending a
few days at Derby. visiting.
Mr. Frank Furnish. who has been suf-
iering with very. severe case of perios-
t.um in the left foot. is recovering.
Born. TO DR.. Walker and wife, Of North
Topeka avenue, boy, November l.
Mother and child are getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Ethel Furnish. who has beer. on the
sick list for the past month, is still i'll at
the home Of her mother Ill5 South
Water
Miss Montez Dunbar will sing THE
Great White Thorne" by Brown. for Of
fertory at Plymouth Congregational
church this morning.
A team hitched on North Market street
pulled up the post and ran up the street.
They were stopped at First street before
they did any damage.
Mr. Bell and Mr.. Ballard two young
Ken Of Albuquerque. New Mexico, are
visiting in the city, guests OF. Mr.. Louden-
Slayer and family, of Fairmount.
J. NJ. Harper, of Conway. Springs, owner
and cashier of a bank at that place. was
in the city yesterday. He was just re-
turning from nextended visit through
the west.
The funeral services of Mrs. Minerva
G. Forbes. will be held at the residence
corner Eighteenth and Wichita street,
this afternoon at , O'Clock. Interment in
Maple Grove cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Kate Wilson Gar
rison is postponed from p. m Sunday.
until $3.50 q. m. Monday, on account of
the delay of the arrival of c. c. Wilson,
a brother of the deceased.
Miss Mary S Brown. who has been
spendinh her vacation with her brother,
Fred Brown. and other relatives in the
twin cities and lake resorts of Minnesota,
returned home Friday evening.
ate as to break a rusty needle off in
her foot and it was so painful that it
was necessary to call DR.. Cave, but as
yet he has been unable TO locate the
needle.
Silas Brown returned from Cheney yes
terday He says that it was the quiet
est HaIlowe'en he yer has seen. Six men
were appointed to guard the town and
nothing short of an army could have
even worked a tick-taek.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following couples yesterday: P. A De
Ogny and Pearl Mather, of clinton; John
n. Bennett. of Anness and Mayme Wal
ton of Cheney; Josiah GaskiH Of Turon
and E. o. Crane of wichita.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Braitsch will
leave Monday for Boston. where Mr.
Braitsch has accepted a position with
the Strong and Garfield Shoe Co. Mr..
Braitsch has been in I'll health for some
time and thinks the climate viii benefit
him.
Mr.. James c. Jackson has recently
bought of Mr.. Ridgeway. his cottage,
No. S17 South Pattie avenue, for $1,000,
through the agency of J. G. Mntner Mr.
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