Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-14

TIKI. QUEENS Ek1DtNCE.
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cg-Peopfes p pular prices. Admission, 10, 20 and
~ cents Positively 10 higher: No extra. magni-
cay night Doors open 40. overture at SID sharp
Secure seats ir advance at Union Ticket Office
A. c. Moore ard wife, Of St. Joe, are in the
city.
IA. Friend came in from Enslewood yes
terday.
John G. Thompson of Cambridge O., is
in the city.
M.y.B. Holmes, Of Wellington, is at the
Manhattan q =-
John Mayor, capitalist Of GAINESVILLE,
No, is in the city.
J. J.. William, business man Of Carthage
Mo, Is III the city prospecting.
On the Getto building brick work is al
most completed to the second story.
D. Graham came down from Newton
to look at the great city OF Kansas.
a new resident says i Wichita only had
market house his happiness would be com
plete.
A. NJ. Goldstandt was down to his place Of
business yesterday for the first time since
his illness,
Miss Mary Bricker Of EWporia, Kan, is
the guest. of her sister Mrs. 4. Il. Ward ZIG
South Topeka.
James Howard has sold his interest in the
Emporia avenue stables TO James Mercer,
his late partner.
MIR. and Mrs. Magall, the register Of deeds
of Reno county, were in the city yesterday
visiting friends.
Mrs. John Cotrcll, who lives at the corner
OF Moslcy avenue and Third street, is very
low with consumption.
Miss Abba Ordway, daughter of DR., L. S,
Ordway, returned last evening from week ;
visit TO relatives in Winfield.
The crowd was large enough yesterday for
a state fair OF a circus, but it was only an
average Saturday in Wichita.
The library of the w C. T L. has been
recently increased by the additional of a
complete set of Scribner's Monthly
Why don't somebody call for the author of
Beautiful Snow" 1t is painful to note the
omission of the annual controversy.
Mr.. c. ?. Proctor, general western freight
agent for the Missouri Pacific, left hast even
ing for st. Louis accompanied by his family,
The funeral of Mrs Leopold LAUDER, who
died Thursday at II o'clock after = short i'll
mess, took place yesterday afternoon at >
o'clock.
Mr.. Grimes, friend Of T. HOLSTER. the
real estate man, is in the city looking at his
former real estate purchases and making
new ones.
NJ. S. Drukker has returned from Cincin-
natl and is now pushing business with ven
geance at the Wichita and Western employ
ment aud collection agency.
Albert Denhan, the murderer OF Mrs, VII
cox, was found guilty of murder in the first
depree, Wednesday. Sentence has no5 yet
been passed-McPherson Freeman
Mr.. Stryker, contractor for the Fifth
ward school building, left last evening for
Sedalia, Missouri, where he will remain a
few days attending TO some business matters
The police were all ont on the street YES
terday selling ticket, 70 their grand ball 20
be given at the opera house the 23d inst. and
report that they are meeting with good
success,
All members of the Womans Relief
Corps are requested to meet at the residence
OF the president, ass \ Lawrence. Monday.
Nov. Is, at 5 O'Clock ?. m on business OF
Importance.
A stranger III the city made inquiry yes
terday for a real estate firm whose business
was conducted without the aid OF runners a!
the hotels. He found them and made q
good purchase
The following new students have entered
the business college during the past week:
NJ Drt NJ. E. Ketcham, Townsend Mills. Tex :;
Gas. E. Menefee, Z, NJ Watson. VIM Ne
Nal, NJ. f. Toler, ali of Wichita
The piano cluo, under the auspices Of the
y. p. n, viii give "a unique eatertaiaalcnt
next "Wednesday evening at the ConSrega-
tional church The admission VIII be bus 4
dime. Do not fail to be in attendance.
Mr.. Richard Stephens, OF the London tai
lors, returned yesterday from a visit OF three
months to Battle Creek, Michigan. He ..ys
that some of the streets have changed so
much since his departure thay he can scarcely
recognize them
Mr. G. l. Melins. an electrician in the en-
ploy OF the Thompson-HuSton company, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning He at
tended to some business during the day and
lett on the night train for Omaha. he is
superintendent in that city of an electric
igh plant put in operation by the Thomp-
son Houston company.