The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-13
City in Brief
personal and Other Items OF
: interest to Wicf1jtans

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Sam Wooiard came in from Kansa
City yesterday.
Judge Milton, formerly of Dodge CITY
has located in the Winnie building.
Cecil HUFF Is back from a six weeks
trip to New Mexico and California nlaces
Mrs. A. c. Barnes is i'll of typhoid feve
at her home. 7e7 North Market street
This morning Sam F. woolard goes :,
| Coldwater on business trip.
| Mrs. Pearl Davis left over the E,;sc,
Monday night to visit relatives in Monett
| Mo
Mrs. T. j. Franks OF Joplin. No. for
merly of this city. is visiting Miss Dom.
Fisher.
Mrs. James A. Ray left yesterday or
a six weeks visit at Nashville Tenn
with her SON
Charles Davidson and wife left yester.
day for Kansas City and ST. Louis They
viii be gone a week
Mrs. o. T. Sharon and Mrs. A. s. Mar.
bic of Cheney are visiting Mrs. p B,
Dilday of 1855 North Topeka.
Miss Louise c. winans and Mr.. Ralpr
Faxon spent Monday in town visftins
Miss Harriet Stanley and Mrs r. p
Murdoch
Mr. Ezra Spencer, ex-treasurer of Sum.
ner county. left yesterday for yelling.
ton, where he will assist in the treas
urers Office.
Van Arsdale & Osborn have leased the
entire first floor of the Fletcher block
and are preparing to move into their
new quarters.
c. A Preston left for st. Louis Satur-
day night TO be gone a week or ten days.
Q. S. Perkins has gone to Kansas City
for a weeks stay.
w. c. Edwards and C. Y. Ferguson
will occupy the four rooms on the east
side of the fourth floor of the Winnie
building soon, so a report has ii.
Ed Russell and family are moving from
their residence on North Lawrence ave
nue. to their handsome home on North
Emporia avenue between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets.
W. H. Hubert yardmaster for the San
ia Fe. is laying off with sore knee
Everett Newell, foreman of the day
switching crew. has charge of Hubert 5
duties during his absence.
Mrs. Rev. Parker of the st. Paul NJ. E.
church and Miss Winifred w. Woodland.
representing the missionary societies of
the Methodist church OF this city. are
attending a higher branch Of the organ
ization at Central City. Neb.
Lieutenant Colonel Sam +. Woodland of
the governors staff will leave Friday for
Topeka, where he viii join the governor
party. From there the party will pro
ceed to Camp William Cary Sanger TO
attend the army maneuvers
Ida Mckinley, the favorite mare of G.
S. Freeman OF this city. died Sunday
evening at n:30 The mare was driven
Sunday afternoon and showed no signs
of sickness until p. m. and died after
five and one-half hours of itnense suffer-
ing.
Mrs. W. E. Stanley has gone to Kansas
City and will not returun until after
the state meeting of the Daughters of
the American Revolution in Topeka on
the 18th. Mrs Stanley is state regent
and will preside at this meeting Mrs
w. A. Reed will represent Eunice Ster-
ling chapter.
There is a l3-year-old boy who came
to the city some time ago sick with ty-
phoid fever. He was taken care OF
through the police organization. and is
now well. He wants a placeto live and
go to school The police say he is a fine.
reliable boy-a splendid, good boy-and
they viii stand sponsor for him. w. f.
Stevens has him at his home, and other
can be gotten at the police
station.