Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-08-03

The mother and sister of Mr. j. A. Hal
linger left yesterday for their home in Phila-
delphia. They spent several weeks in Kan
sas and Colorado, and return highly delight
ed with their western trip.
Mr.. Tony Gallagher, the new press reporter
at thestellegraph office, is a..pleasant, affable
gentleman and, withal, superior man for
the place. He wys for a long time special op
orator for the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
1t is just barely limited that everything
is not as lovely in the local assembly, Knights
of Labor as May morn The new hall and
its arrangement and management is proving
somewhat bone of contention. But little
children, etc.
Mr.. A. Rose has removed his green house
plant from the corner Of Water and Third
streets to plat of ground just north of the
Carry Park addition. He will establish an
Office and salses room at some convenient
point downtown.
On application yesterday Judge Jewett ap-
pointed Mrs. F. Cheshire guardian for her hus-
band, the action being taken for the purpose
of enabling the parties to dispose of some
property in Newport, KY. Mr.. c. atthe time
of his residence there Elabored under some
mental depression, which alone made the
action of the court here necessary in in order
to perfect the title to the property there.
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afternoon was a most interesting and profita-
BILE one to those present Rev. T. B. Hodg-
son, pastor of the NJ E. church delivered
timely, impressive land very eloquent adj
dress upons.the practical feature of Christi
anity. The address abounded in beautiful
truths and attractive word pictures.
In yesterdays, Beacon the. fellow Elliott,
whose escapade in connection with the wO-
man Gallener, and their theft of goods from
trunks left in his custody as security by EIIes-
ter Franklin, appeared in a card decouncing
Franklin..and charging..him with various If
regularities. Mr.. Franklin requests us to
fatty deny and denounce his accusations as
unqualifiedly false and malicious in part and
in whole. - To-daysss hearing of the charges
against Elliott.wiii tell the tale..as to him.
j. NJ Tune, who so faithfully stood behind
the counter at j. b. MontgomeIy's for the
past five ard half years, departed for
Wichita Thursday Mr. Tune is model
young man, and the party who employs him
viii find him attentive, honest and sober
We regret very much to lose him from our
midst; our loss viii be Nichita's gain: any
time that Mr. Tune wishes to return there
will be an opening for him in town ike
Oswego, where he Il 50 well kDovn.-Oswego
Independent.
Iii. ne-hass accepted a position with the
Biting Bros.
MIC. A. Walker assistant cashier Of the
Wichita National bank has rendered his
resignation to take the vice-presidency OF the
Citizens bank Mr. r. W Waller, J,. takes
Mr.. Walker'ssplace.as note7clerk and paying
teller. No better, evidence of the soundness
and thorough system of banking Finculcated
in the employees of the. Wichita National
bank. need be adduced,r :, than the desire of
other ballks.sin this city..to secure their ser
vices. Mr..zA. A. Hyde, of the Kansas
National, Mr.. G. W. Bristow of the State
National, and Mr. Walker were employees OF
this bank
OUR STREETS, ALLEYS AND VACANT
LOTS.
Almost hourly complaints reach us III re-
gard tosthe condition of streets and alleys.
Cam they not be cleaned up, and the weeds