Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-12-16

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NM MURDOCH & BROTHER. Propfetors
PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS
The gas pipes are being laid from the main
into the Union block.
A child of DIR. John Stewart, is reported
very sick with membranous Group.
A thin scum OF ice fringes the river along
the shores and where it is shallow and cur
rentless.
Col. Perry yesterday received another III
voice of horses for his stock farm south OF
the city,
The uext regular meeting of the county
commissioners will be held on Monday. Jan
uary 5, 1886.
Col. Innes slipped and fell on the side
walk SATURDAY night and injured his left
arm severely.
The Knights of Labor will hold a meeting
on next Thursday evening at the court room
A full attendance is desired.
No one is now considered skilled in table
etiquette who cannot use both fork and
spoon in one hand a; the same time.
Frank Fox was in from bis farm yesterday
locking hale and hearty, having completely
recovered from his recent very severe illness.
A full attendance of the Republicans OF
the Fourth ward is requested at the Office
of the register Of deeds at : 30 p. m. Thurs
day.
The officers of the lodge of the Knights of
Py;hias were duly installed at their lodge
room last night to serve for the ensuing
year
The longest way around is the shortest
way across going to wake. 50 says the
dark haired girl and the fair haired man.
Maybe so.
Charles Reininger begs leave 70 inform
the public that he has moved his bakery TO
Market street between Douglas avenue and
First street.
John F. Williams, special agent for the
Germania fire insurance company, is in the
city on business for that popular ard reliable
organization.
Sam Wollard. who has been having a
rough siege of the sore throat during the
past week, has recovered sufficiently to be
again on duty.
George Simpson, who went out TO kill
auails two or three miles south of town yes
terday morning run onfo a fine buck weigh
$50 pounds which be bagged.
In the matter Of A. c. Payne against
James Cruppcr-forcible detainer-before
Justice Hobbs yesterday, the jury returned
verdict in favor of the defendant.
Manager Ask left last evening for Sedg
wick City, where he plays the Simon Com
edy company tonight. From there he takes
them to Kingman for three performances.
The committee on the charity entertain
ment, that is to be given tomorrow evening
at the opera house, will meet this Tuesday
evening promptly at o'clock at the county
auditors office.
Hi Alden and VIII Popenoe returned
from Hutchinson Sunday evening. They
report tn, 'Naiad Queen" as running ;h' re
TO big success. and individually as having
spleasant time.
A meeting Of the Third ward Rcpubli-
can club will be held in Mr.. Grahams Of
flee, in the rear of the Bank of Commerce,
Wednesday evening the 18th inst, and
don't you forget it.
The regular meeting of the Garfield Post
will be held this evening, TUESDAY. 49, at
their rooms. There is business of special in
terest and importance to transact and full
attendance is particularly desired
The curtain will positively 90 up at
O'clock sharp at the performance of Pearl of
Savoy, and it will be great favor to the
management if the audience make il point
TO be on time. There will be no long waits
between the acts.
The annual meeting of the womcns relief
corps Of the G. A. r., will be held in the
court room on Friday afternoon. at 2:30
o'clock, for The election of officers and other
important business. Mrs. NJ c. Todd,
president; Mrs. 5. 4. Mitchell, Secretary.
Two deaths occurred in the city early
Sunday morning. Mr.. \. l.. West and Mrs
Misner. Mrs. Misner was buried from the
Catholic church yesterday. We are no,
yet informed when Mr. Vests funeral takes |
place.
I. ID. Wall, Esq, one of the shining legal |
lights of Wichita, was over last weel, and |
invested in some kingman county real es-
tate. His purchase was the Joseph McClel-
Ian farm, four miles southeast Of town. The
leader acknowledges pleasant call from the
gentleman.-kingman Leader
At the annual election of officers of Wich-
ita Lodge A. f. and A. NJ, which occurred
last night. J. Ii. Ally was elected w. NJ; L.
c. Jackson, :. W; f. w. Oliver, J. W;
j. Nj. Brownson, See; c. A. Walker, Treas:
W. 5. Corbett, c. A. Walker. q. ID. Barnes,
W. r. Tucker and J. III. Ally, Trustees.
j. r. Mead has just completed harvesting
$50 acres of corn from his banner farm OF
676 acres, located five miles south of the
city. lie is feeding loo head Of critic and