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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-23

The Right Hon. SIR Edmund Bar.
ton, prime minister Of the Common
wealth of Australia, and Right Hon.
Sir John Forrest, minister of defense
in the Coz mon wealth Of Australia
have sailed from Liverpool tor New
York on the the White Star liaer Ma
iestic.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-23

"By The Kings Commando
tonight.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-23

The White Star line steamer Cedric,
2l,000 tons, the hrgest liner af,at,
was successfully launched at Harland
VOLTS yards Thursday. She is 700
feet long, has Is feet beam and draws
495 feet Of water Her carrying ca
pacity is IS, 900 tons and she has ac.
commodations for 5000 passengers. 1t
is expected the Cedric will be ready for
service in the autumn.
The American auxiliary yacht, Uto.
wAna, \. V. Armour Of New York,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14
MAplsoN, 81. Ane. 5tb, leO2
TMos. 2. MARTIN, Clerk.

MADISON, Fla. Aug. 9th, 1902.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met this day for thepurpose OF receiving
and considering applications 70 sell
liquors, wine and beer In Madison coun.
", all the members being present, and
after the Board bad been called to order
by the chairman, Drew and Sanders, J.
p. Cox, end W. B. Stewart presented
and filed with the Board application for
permits to sell liquors, wines and beer
in District No. One OF Madison county,
Florida, which were examined by the
Board and il found that each Of said APP
plications we're In accordance with law
The clerk Of the Board was Instructed
70 have notice Of said application for
permits as aforesaid published 10 the
New Enterprise, newspaper selected
by the Board TO publish all its proceed
ings and legal advertisements for the
year, and which is published weekly in
said Madison county, for at least thirty
daysas the law directs.
There being no further business on
motion Board adjourned until 20 morrow
morning, 10 O'Clock.
THos z. MARTIN, Clerk.
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Proceedings County Commissioners.
MADISON, FLA, Aug 4th 1902.

MADISON, FLA, Aug 4th 1902
The Board Of County Commissioners
met this day for the purpose OF bearing
complaints from those who were not
satisfied with the valuation on their
property as fixed by the Board. Present:
W, II. Dial. jr !, chairman. l.. J. Porter,
w. B, Williams, G. W. Sutley and N.
W. Mcdonald, The Board was called
TO order by the chairman and minutes
OF last regular and special meeting we're
read and approved.
Upon motion Of commissioner Sutley
certain lands which we're intended 10 be
reduced when the Board was 10 session
TO eqnalize taxes was omitted, was re-
duced this day as follows;
20 acres, Sec 70, ans, Mrs. r. L. Grower. re-
daced from s. 90 TO Sc. 50 per acre.
10 aeres, Sec, Ia, an, s,A. r. Bentley, from $500
TO Sa,so per acre.
% acres Sec Q, 2n, ~. L. wyche, from I, % to
sa.5o per acre
aoacres, sec 2n, 9, Mrs, Mamie Chance, from
3 % to ? 50 per acre.
40 acres Sec o an, 9, Mrs, A. r, Bentley, from
500 % q DO per acre
4oacres, ses, . ., 3, Mrs, Grower, from sos 20
$50 per acre.
~ acres sec. aan,o, c. B. McNair, from 500
70 80 per acre.
John Coffee appeared before the Board and asked
that the taxes on the Z. ~ Of N. W. ~ sec 3,
Ip. l. S. R f., be reduced, ard on motion saine
was reduced from 400 to !. as pey acre
On motion 50 acres belonging TO S. T Cora in
Sec ), s, 9, was reduced from 10 las per acre.
On motion $40 acres Of land belonging to Mrs
shacklcford reduced from $50 TO i,ss per acre
There being NO further reduction
made upon complaints or otherwise
Board adjourned urtil 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Tnos, 2. MARTIN, Clerk.
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NleetIna d Executive Committee.

Pursuant 70 the cali o. the chairman
the Democratic Executive Committee
Of Madison county met at che court
house IN this city on lpst saturday morn.
ing Judge E. j. vaph. chairman. cali.
cd the session 10 order there being 4 quo.
rum present.
This being the last meeting Of the old
committee routine hbeinese only was
transacted and the affairs 81 the party
ID the county we're wound up, outetaad-
ing bills audited ana ordetea paid apd
the committee adiourpsd cine aie.
The members 81 the committee 70
serve the various precincts On the new
committee who we're elected On the day
OF the PRIMARY then took charge and efs
fected organization With N. 4. Les
lie ae temporary chairman and J y
Dickinson ae secretary. The committee
proceeded 10 elect members from thoss
precincts IN which no election was held
and two committeeman al large. At al
afternoon session Mr. Ecslie was elected
permanent chairman and Young Hunter
one Of the two committeeman at Large
was selected az permanent secretary
The matter Of holding second primary
on Tnepdsy Of CHS week WAS dieou1sai
and IL wha dscidsd'thAs nr election b,
held.
The cOlnmitlee j. compoaed Of the
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14

MADISON, Fla, Aug 8, 1902.
The Board Of County Commissioners met
this dayin regular SESSION, Present. W !.
II. Dial Jr. chairman, N. w. Mcdonald,
w. b. Willisnas, L. J. Porter and @. w.
Suuey. The Board was called TO order
by the chairman. The reading of min
utes Of the two meetings was dispensed
with.
Petitiopto have Robt Milips and wife
on psuper list was on motion Indefinite
ly postponed.
Petition 10 establish public road from
Lovett station to intersect public road
near Finch mill was on motion not grant
ed for the reason that there are not
hands living along the route ofsaid pro
posed road TO keep It up.
The bills were taken np and paid AZ follows
N. AN Williams hauling lumber on public road Us
N w. Mcdonald, letting and reg bridge work
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ 50
r J. Reddinq, morphine for prisoner N jail by
sheriff 20
d W Roairight, hauling onroad and material, : ~
j. F.lScams, repairing Rock Creek bridge 1850
W. b. Davis, morphine for prisoner BY sheriff 400
h. S Armstrong, feeding prisoners July $500.
W. n. Porter, repairing Turkey Creek bridge,
f.,..,.,. ..'.s.-t,.,,s.5o 90
u Porter letting bridge andieeg sans 900
A.. W. Dale, recg and dis Go school funds, lois
NJ. J. Paterson, on assessing taxes looa.....,55oo
W. il. Dial, jrs tools for road, 1850
B r Moselcy, Kerosene qil by sheriff .ao
? D. Malone, 3 male poston Troy road, SAD
J. y. Martin, costin Webb ease las
shcrifs m" 500
Sheriff cost o =. Smith case, haheas corpus, ss.os
cald~cllet Al \" o.ss
w. p GiifHnl p, a.N
Witnesses ~
H. y Moody, coist l2,se
New ihlefprise, publishing, ss1s
p, Martin. Cost N Sur case A.p1
|Df.A " BIalocK asoo
ssn Tucker Ard wshb 4 I" NJ ~,
VIII SIaifl,. lumber NJ IOWA wa efotshalls VA
M NNA@ N|n tff l 4
....l..,I
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14

ct If.I
TIE with 10y Itsll yoa What X Nat
dld for me. was troubled With nIF
stomach FOR several monihe Jroa bt
ing advised 70 use lScaol, ! ma -, kpl
words cannot tel ,ha good n has, done
me a neighbor haa dyspepSlaso TIA.
Ne had tried most eveiytbing toIfA
him 70 nse Kodol Words "a gratituds
have come 70 me Irom him beeapse re.
commented lr. Geo. " Fry, veola
Iowa Health andalreneths "a mind.apsl
body. depend on the stomach, snds apr
mol activity y tbs digestive oIEans
Kodoi, she great recohsifncsiys tonic.
cures all stomach and boweltropblaN b
|digeation, dyppepsia. Kodol dlgesss avg
good food YOU eat Take dose' aiteES
meals W B Dayie
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COUNTY, oFFIcpRs..

couNrg IupGr-j. p Martin.
CirltA oF COUNT =. Martin.
spgRIrr--E 3. Armstrong.
TAI Assrssog-R. J.. Paterson
rsx COLLECTION 5. ]. Ellison.
suriT Punric INbTRucTtoN-J. a, Hughes,
COUNTY TRRAsuRER--r. w. Dale.
County suRvEyok~J q. Leslie,
CotjNrY COMNl6sSowRRs--W. n. Dial, d.,
Chairman; ". w. Mcdonald, /. J. Porter, @. W.
Putlev, VIM. B Williams Regular meeting on
IN kfst Wednesday Of each m onth.
SCHOOL BoARp--J. c. Horne, Chairman, w. J.
laanton, w M. Goodman. Regular meeting on
lfe inst Tuesday Of each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14

"For years ! suffered such untold
misery from Bronchitia.T writes J. Nj.
Johnston, Of Brodghton. Ga, "that o.
ten ] was unable to work Then. whom
everything else failed, ] was wholly
cured BY Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption My wife suffered in
tense:y from Asthma, till It cured her,
and an our experience goes to show il
. the best Group medicine in the world.
a trial win convince you it's unripaled
for Throat and Lung diseases Guar.
anteed bottles 500 and $780,. Trial
bottles free at 3. r. Moaeley's
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14
TOWN OFFICERS.

ht.yoa--F. S Hodges.
CHIN AND Walter Bunting.
MtKsnAl AND CoILEcroR--W. A, Dale.
hssEssoR--A. l.. Nann.
rowrs CouNcll--f.. A. Fraleigh. President; |. y
inee w r. DAVIS, VIM. Burton and L !
smar. Regular meeting AZ Council Chamber "
Municipal Building on the second Tuesday night
x each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14
COURT CALENDAR.

lopcE, BAscOnf II. PALMER, Lake City,
STATES ATTORNEY, J., r. Robertson, Lake City,
Fla Spring Term conVenes At Madison on the
second Monday In April. Fall Term convenes az
Madison on the second Monday in October,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14

Photograph6f CO. harlan. Il "a
olRcan 10 50 now, thrqulsN far sfas
coulan't because hes sallggAa IA
agony from the worst FORM l In,lIt
|tlon All physicians ~. spsAd
failed ohelp him tlll IA s|l l|t
|nlttara, which worker Neaa1s|
him sAat 10 Declares thAy ye, q &6lI
toeaiIerera from dYApess|a ara aton
Troubles lInrlvalsd discusses III
stlpath. Liver VA llpsYs theS n
apane gipeuew I'M - I|'e whcla
tenn fry1ftelQ. lnly 1pp. Qua
tssd syl} I'm Nlss|ey atagglAt
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14
GENERAL DIRECTORY


,sraoprsv cHuRcu- Preaching every first,
ss,d and third SUNDAYS, u a M and 7.ay .. N, !.
tagcr Meeting every Thursday night. Rev A /.
Henry, pastor
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Programme o. 4 llnion Meeting ~
\ Convene Nlsh NEW BorefuI lsspfist
chpren' 4 Miles NorthWcsf Of
Madison. on August ~.
80 ana 81. X,


Eipsf DAY A'oRNiSG srsstoNs
70 o'eiecka' NJ peyotIonal exevcIsie \
BY the Moderator.
1910 a. M. Organization.
n alm' Inttodpetory NeF'non BY. \. Es.
Rutherford.
AFTEnScoS 8rssfoN N
I'sp p m' l}dery. Aiter proper inz,Fusl.l
ton what should be done with.a ch1R1@
m9InberNhu refuses Is give OK A,h
pleAneio TIE support 81 TIE Gospel
Lea BY brother , y Sessions.
2So j.. o. Query. Has one churt
member The scrptpial right 10 preflr
charges agaipet another without frS7
having laboged with h,!a ia loveF' Ida
by brother lno s. pIneon.
SpcoXp DAy N okxfNc SESSION.
$40 .. 10. Song service and short tAJka
on general Subjects
9s2Q Query HnpNsisye. Missions.
Lea by Rev Anon DeEAuebtsr.
1913 Quagyl SholAd paHtera nsge y
atsted aalarygs leo BY brother 7esHse
DuHea
AtrkRNooF SESSION.
no p ib Query: rwoman losItiea
N inf chpfch 10 relases 20 expressing
Ne1 lqeae 10 ppblie~ led by liothbrg
q spepees
svTpAY Monsiso.
$500, M The benefit y 4 church.
+
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folIowinR mamhefh.


The registration books viii be open in
each election aIstribton The first Mons
day ID September and two days o. each
week thereafter nntn The second Sator.
day ia October.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14

"A ARSON I.oDsE, No VI, r. AND A. MA. l..
,l,iock. w, NJ Rcgnlas COMMUNICATIONS the first
M third Wednesdays Of each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14

passsyrrNlAN ciuKcA--Services every second
"A fourth Sundays, ira. m, and D. N PRAYER
~-ing every Tuesday night Rev. 4. r..
cldc, PASTOR
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14

gncHrs OF HoNoR--A Livingston. % T. . /.
Is1rfin, r. u. Regular meeting ON The second
Iarsiay night o. each month.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-08-14

RncHrs or PYrHiAs.- Meeting every Monday
Mn at Castle Han. ". NJ. Taylor, c. G., j. Y.
Iierdee, X. Of r. and S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
RUN MORE CARS
Street Car Company VIII I'M
prove Service on Topeka.
TO INCREASE EQUIPMENT
Heaters Being Made for New
Winter Cars.

The Wichita Railroad and Light COM
pany has decided TO improve the car SER
vice on North Topeka avenue by doubling
the number of cars IN use on those lines
in the morning. when the people living
along those lines come down town. and
in the evening when they return home
The number Of cars Will also be dou-
bled on that line when the traffic de-
mands it,
Heretofore the cars on the Topeka ave-
nue. line have been so crowded early in
the morning and about o'clock in the
evening that many passengers have been
compelled TO stand, and at IS to relieve
this crowded condition that the improve
ment in the service win be made.
In order to improve the service the COM
pany will buy two more cars of the
large type. which viii have a seating
capacity of twenty-eight. The company
already has two of these cars, and when
the new ones arrive the old winter cars
viii be taken off the Topeka avenue
West Side line, only being used when
the service is doubled. and on special
occasions.
The new cars will also be used on the
Topeka avenue line in the summer. as
they are nearly as open as the regular
summer cars and then IL Will be no
longer necessary TO use the old winter
cars on some of the lines during tina
summer. The company viii also buy
four more summer cars
The two new cars which are already
in service are seated with chairs, but
Superintendent Morrison is making an
effort to have the chairs removed and
the cars seated with double cane seats.
Electric heaters are now being made at
the companys shops in this city, to be
placed in the new cars. The new heaters
will be more satisfactory than the ones
now in use on the old cars.
Next summer the company Will prob
ably establish twenty-minute service on
the park line. as It did last summer
Superintendent Morrison said yester-
day thar as soon as the Orient shops are
completed, that the street car lines will
be built to them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
CITY IN BRIEF.

Glen Fairchild of Kingnan was in
Wichita yesterday.
John w William of Clearwater was
in the city yesterday.
Fred Washburn of Anthony, Kan, was
in the city yesterday.
James R. Barbour left yesterday for
San Diego for his health
A. H. Foppe and family are expected
from Cincinnati next week.
Police Judge Stanley went to Great
Bend on business yesterday.
W. S. Marker, county clerk of Scott
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. w. E. Barlow has been called TO
Cheney by the serious illness of her sis
ter.
Mrs. NJ W. Wonderly is i'll with the
grip at her home, 2S7 South Lawrence
avenue.
o. H. Bentley, Ike Dean. L. S. Means,
and L. N. Singer have returned from
Kearney county.
Maxine Barley, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Barley of Exposition
avenue, is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Mr.. Otto Zimmerman of Guthrie, o.
T.. but for a number of years a resident
of this city, reports ten pound bouncing
boy, born Wednesday.
Earl McCanless has resigned his posi-
ton as mailing clerk in the Frisco pas
senger Office to accept a similar position
in the Santa Fe district freight office
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
MAY BUiLDsA LINE
Wichita street Car company May
Build to Geuda Strings.

Since the Eagle pointed out that there
was a demand for an electric railway
from this city TO Geuda Springs, the
matter is being discussed in this city and
all along the proposed route.
All OF the towns between here and
Geuda Springs would like to have the
line if il is going TO be built. Even the
farmers along the line are agitating the
matter and looking out to have it located
near their farms. Their desire for the
road VIII enable a company TO get a
cheap right of way through the coun-
try. Charles Carlton. one Of The prOmi-
nent farmers of Gypsum township. was
IN the city "a few days ago and he told
q reporter fer the Eagle that he would
give S1Qo in labor 10 assist in grading
the track if il ran from here 10 Derby
ON the east side of the big river. Other
farmers VIII give the right Of way and
give other assistance
The building of the Wichita and Geuda
Springs Suburban has been agitated in
this city until many people believe that
the proposed road VIII be built. The
men in Che east. WhO furnished the money
10 build The new street railway ia this
city. have had the matter under con-
soeration for some time. ana they have
iuumated that they would build the lir5e
next summer il nothing happened 10
weaken their faith ia 1he future Of
Wichita. Wcodman. Mckinley and Mel
son have become enthusiastic prophets
and they are precictirs great things
for th.s city.
IL has been announced that a COM
pany VIII ask the city council Tor fran
chise ~ its neNt meeting. granting il
the right To occupy some of the streets
OF this city Wit ha line of electric rail
way running from this city 70 Geuda
Springs. 1t IS also given ont that the
Nelson company. while asking no special
PRIVILEGES. VIII point out the necessity of
not having the proposition tied up los.
spectators. and 70 avoid this IL viii
ask that the company or persons get
ting the franchise shan put up q cash
bonus 10 show lis sood faith like the
Nelson company did when it secured the
franchise Ter the street railroad and as
u wil do when il asks Tor a franchise
20 enter The city with the Wichita X
ifeula Springs S-ftf~f,ar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
G. w. TROUT OUT
viii Not sell z'arlin and OTendOrG
implements 5n THIS City.

&C. W. Trout viii not sen Parlin &
OrendorT farm implements in this city
any longer. was the statement of a
representative of that company yester-
day.
We stul have charge of the stock as
you Viii see by the notices. and the doors
are closed The company has their rea-
sous for taking charge of the stock ana
these 1 cannot give out at present. but
you may rest assured that this company
viii continue In sell goods IN this city
but il Viii he through its own represen-
tatives. We have secured the rooms
now in use on South Main street and
the stock Viii not De disturbed but VIII
be considerably increased 3Ir. Trout VIII
he given a short time To straishten up
his books ana then this affair VIII he
closed. 1t was expected thar the whole
matter would Doe finished uD 10y this even-
ing. bur Mr. Trout asked Tor q little
more time 10 finish checking UP his books
and this was granted HIM. ard as soon
as he has finished the Parlin * Orendorfr
company VIII take possession ana place
some man in charge.
Yesterday the doors Or the store were
locked and a guard was placed over the
rooms Air. Trout and an expert book
keeper worked in the Office ol the books
Of The firm. and than part OF the hiis-
tness VIII be completed in q few DAVIS
Air Trout would make no statement
OF the difficulty when seen ay reporter
Tor the Eagle yesterday afternoon but
one OF the Representatives III the KAN
sas City company talked with the re-
porter rs given above. lie SAID he was
not ST liberty 20 give out the cause
OF the trouble between his comranr
and Air. Trout. ana an he knew was
that thc company had made arrange
ments 10 keep The business here. as ii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
MAKES SECOND ESCAPE
Archie Campbell Kan Away From the
Topeka Reform school

Yesterday Sheriff Simmons received a
letter from II. " Charles. superiutsnd-
ent 81 the Boys Industrial school at
Topeka. saying that Archie Campbell
had again escaped from the school. The
letter stated that the boy had taken
heavy horse blanket with him This is
the second time within the last month
that Archie Campbell has escaped from
the school
on December 18th the boy was taken
10 the school or an onser from the city
co;srt. - he had plead guilty 70 steal
Ing shotgun from Professor Clark OF
Paramount He is only a years old
and has been arrested number OF iimeS
Tor stealing He escaped from the r.
form school oa january I and was can
rured IN this citg and returned 70
the school on III. eth when NJ first left
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
ELI TITUS WILL COME
Live Stock Agent of Santa Fe to At
tend Convention.

Eli Titus Of Kansas City. the general
live stock agent of the Santa Fe rail-
road, viii attend the Oklahoma Live
Stock convention to be held in this city
February Il. y and IS The mere fact
that Mr.. Titus win attend the conven-
ton viii cause many old timers in the
cattle business to come to Wichita con-
vention week. for Mr.. Titus has been
live stock agent for the Santa Fe fol
many years and has many friends among
the cattlemen.
He seldom attends conventions similar
to the one to be held here and the fact
that he has decided to come here is proof
that he regards the meeting Of unusual
ir,lrorfnrc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
THE POT CALLED THE KETTLE BLACK
BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
SAPOl 10

according 70 the coiors ~ The class used.
There was fine music The entire evening
by various rnerebeTg q tho school
All kinds ~ books we're brought %
the school books - hietefg ard fciiq1
IA prose and poefrr. Tire work. - stand
ard authors pred efulnateG THE acst-
envy AZ present hes q alce library - tho
best works and These viH make very
valuable addition. and fhe books viu -
used by the 90 ssudenta - fhe rsst adj
vantage Each book vii have the name
81 the donor written iu Sc and VIII make
a lasting monument % the people = fhis
city who are interefted iD the higher
ffI.raffnr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
A MIGHT ALARM

Worse than an alarm OF fire at night
Is the hrassy cough of Group, which
sounds like the chudren's death knell and
It means death unless something is done
quickly. Foley's Honey and Tar never
fails to give instant relief and quickly
cures the worst forms of Group. Mrs.
=. L. Cordier. of Warrington, Ky.
writes: My three-year-old gin had
severe case Of Group; tho doctor said she
could not live. I got a bottle Of Foley's
Honey and Tar; the first dese gave quick
relief and saved her life" Refuse sub
stitutes. sold by C. Gehring. 800 E.
Douglas; Geo. Van Werden. 32S \. Saiu;
Nichita Drug Co. 1lo E. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
Surprise for Mrs. Young.

small party surprised Mr. and Mrs
Rev. 7. 3. Young last evening at their
home, 1921 Santa I'e avenue. Mrs. Young
just returned from six weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. ]. Bartholomew and
neice. Miss Stella Drake, of Pawnee. O.
T., all formerly of Wichita The evening
was enjoyed by all present. After lunch
the remainder of the evening was spent
with a grand entertainer, the Victor talk
ing machine. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. T. &. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Helena, DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Ward. Mr..
and Mrs. N. F. Wolf and Mr. and Mrs.
c. c. Gearhart.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-01
MOTHER SERIOUSLY ILL
Misses Lottie and Eva Musselman Are
Called TO Seduwick, Kan.

Miss Lottie Musselman and Miss Eva
Musselman went to Sedgwick. Kan.
yesterday. where they were called by
the critical condition Of their mother.
who has been suffering from consumption
for some time IL was thought yester-
day morning that she could not live dur
ing the day. but at L o'clock last night
she was still alive. She moved 10 Sedg-
wick from Wichita last summer.