Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28

tor on The First and the Second Coming OF
Christ, atl1 a. II. Ofertory solo by Mrs.
Bell. Evening prayer and sermon by the
rector on, The Dark Side OF Wichita-The
Disease, at $50 p. m OfTertory solo b. Mr..
Hull.
Evangelical Luthe-en-Preaching at opera
house at 1890 a. M; Sunday school a5 2:3o
p. m; preaching at Greenwich at 2:3O P. II.
I West Baptist-No Sl2 West Douglas av-
enue. Sunday school at 4 p II.
Reformed-Rev j. W. Love will preach
Sunday morning and evening st the FIRST
ward school house, Lawrence avenue, at II
a, m and p. N. Sunday school at 9:43- All
are invited.
Christian-Cor Lincoln and Lawrence SIS.
Preaching at IL a. N. aud $50 p. m. by ). u.
Vawter. Sunday school at 3 p. n. Song
service at Z p. IN. Morning subject, Il
know in whom l have believed" Evening,
Church OF Christ, It's doctrine its growth
will continue every evening during the
week
Oak Street Presbyterian-Servi at II ..
III. and Z p. IN. every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing 40 .. II. Thursday. Sunday school ct
l. N.
Christian-Corner Second and Market SITS.
toiluCdS hSAOCA '-oo o. L tOi- OAiSO.
erintendent. Preaching by Rev. ". B.
Hendryx at IL a. II. and 80 p IN. Mem
bers received after morning sermon. Bap-
tism at 5 p. IL.
The Methodists are now occupying the
Presbyterian aurch in West Wichita Sab
| bath forenoon Sabbath school at 10 q. IN.
Preaching at II by Rev. j. F. Nessly.
First Baptist-The pastor will preach both
! nd no nr,tIn Df
| baptism will be administered at the close OF
evening service. Sunday school at $3.50.
Plymouth Congrega tional-Cor. end and
Lawrence Ave, j. Il. Parker, pastor. Preach
ing at 1880 a. m. and 7:30 p. III. Sunday
school at IL III. Evening services evangells-
tic. Please note the change in hour of morn
ing service and Sunday school.
Dodge Ave. Presbyterian - West Side.
Sabbath school at , p. m. Preaching by the
pastor Rev E. j. Brown at pm. subject,
''AvOwing the Gospel" Prayer meeting on
Wednesday at $50 y. ~ All are invited TO
these services. Strangers especially wei
come.
Eu,poria Avenue NJ Z. church-Corner
Morris street and Emporia avenue. Sunday
school at - a. III. Preaching By Mrs. Smith,
the evangelist, Of Columbus, Ohio, 40 II
a. III. and 100 p. III. The revival meeting
continues to increase III interest. The puplic
are cordially invited.
German NJ E.-Sunday school ct $50 4.
H. Preaching ct l0:45 a. m, and at 100 p
r. YouaG peoples meeting on Tuesday
evening at 80 Prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening at 7:3O. All are invited to at
tend these meetings.
First n. E-E:ev T. S. Hod gsoD, 1889 a.
H. y Thanksgiving sermon will occupy the
morning hour A Thanksgiving praise ser
vice by the Sunday school at $50 p. IA. an
der the superintendent OF Hon. W. Il. stan
lev Young peoples meeting at $50 ?. IN.
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Henry Pitcher, general manager OF
the Louisville Church Organ company, ar
rived on Friday evening and is stopping ct
Hotel Gandolfo. Ir. Pitcher states that he
was wholly unprepared to see SO many thriy-
ing towns and such evidences of general
prosperity along tho entire route, but on
reaching Wichita was struck with utter
amazement at the marvellous growth OF our
city, and no less with the extent and sub
stantial character Of the buildings going up
on every hand. Stopping here in the inter
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has met number Of our musical church peo-
pie and is making proposals for furnishing
some of orr leading churches with pipe or
gans. In this we hopa ne may be successful
The special objectof his present trip is to
set up q fine organ of two manuals, built to
order for the new Congregational church at
kinsley.
Mr.. James Secrecy, one of Topeka's promi-
nent citizens, with his wife, is visiting Mr.
Charles Miller family. Mr.. Seerey is much
pl ased with the metropolis and while he
loves and admires the capital, his home, he
says few of her people realize the greatness
OF Wichita Mr. S. says that after driving
about our city for day or two he must CON
fest that the chances are that Wichita has as
many people as Topeka.
Mr, Robt. Sullivan, assistant roadmaster
of the Fl Scott & Wichita railroad, has re-
signed his position on that road, to take the
position of superintendent of track laying on
the st. Louis 6 Emporia extension of the
Missouri Pacific running from Butler, No,
to Emporia, Kansas. His many friends here
wish him good success.
Miss Emma Stiles has left for Eew home
at Wichita, Kan. Our people dislike very
much to lose her, for she has always taken
an active part in al lines of work here that
have tended to the good Of our people, social
religious and intellectual. Besides, she has
been very successful teacher of painting and
the work Of her pupils show how Thoroughly
she has mastered her work. Wichita gains
greatly at our expense.-Streator III Free
Press.
Sons very large German carp, weighing
from three to seven pounds each, are being
taken in the Little river. The question Is
where dill they come from or how did they
get into the Little Arkansas. \ few years
ago large number OF York salmon was
caught out Of the sane river, but they have
all disappeared
The following new students have, during
the past week, entered the Southwestern
Business College: Chas. G. Calby, Leaven-
worth: ". D. Gates. Lsavenworth; Frank
H. Johns. Wichita; Bert Williams, Grand
Rapid, Michigan; Z. D. Kno1e, Kansas
City; Il. c. Stephens, Peabody; Edward
Chadbourae. Charles City, Iowa .
In connection with the Thanksgiving party
mention was omitted OF the fact that many
of the elegant costumes worn on that occa-
sion came from the dressmakiag department
! OF lines y Ross. Madam Ti5betts in charge
If this da,a-tr,e-t. has earned an enviable