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

The fire alarm sounded yesterday after
noon at $50, the department soon answered
1t proved, however. to have been false
alarm, only a chimney of house on Fourth
avenue on fire.
RAFFLED OFF.
4 music box was ratified off last night at
Miss Agnes Sorlmer's jewelry store at the
corner of Douglas and Lawrence avenues
Fred II. Stucky held the lucy number, forty
four.
John Ryley, advance agent of the Bound
to Succeed company, is in the city.
w. S. Fitzpatrick, civil engineer OF the d.
NJ. g. A, viii Sunday in the city.
Mr.. D. Hays is up from the Territory and
will spend some time with his family.
John Schoott has gone to Lawrence on a
visit to his old stamping ground for a week
Frank Fraker, formerly of Wichita, but
now living at Eureka, Arkansas. is visiting
friends in the city.
E. B. Clifford, a young business man OF
Chillicothe. O., is in the city looking around
with q view to locating.
j meeting of the members of the fire de
partment viii be held at the house OF 10 Sc
Company No ? on South Emporia-
J. T. Showalter and wife, of Wellington,
spent yesterday in our city, and gave the
EAGLE q very pleasant call.
O. L. Drake. of Greenwich, Kan, was bob
bling around in the city yesterday and bob
bed up into the EAGLE Office. Pleased TO see
him
Rev. T. S. Hodgson, of Wichita, is expect
ed to preach al the NJ E. church next Sab
bath morning and evening" alley Center
News.
Rev. Adams, rector of ST. Johns church,
after an absence of some days returned yes
terday. lie will conduct services at that
church as ususl today.
Mr.. N. L. Carver, who has been soj0urn-
ing at Mansfield, O., for several months, 70
turned to Wichita yesterday, refreshed and
invigorated for renewal of business labors.
James Hahn, the well-known contractor
and carpenter, leaves today for his old home
in Washington county, Kentucky, This is
the first visit that Dir. Hahn has made there
il fourteen years.
Dr. Mcbride, who has been conducting q
series of very successful meetings at the
Christian church, expects to close this even
Ing, owing to previous engagement at Phiia-
elphia and New York
Mrs Dr. Rockwell and daughter, Miss Ger
tie, of Taylorville, H., are in the city visit
ing Mrs D. Hays, Mrs. Rockwells niece,
Dr.. Rockwell, the husband and father of our
visitors, is orr of the noted physicians and
surgeons of Illinois, and enjoys a national
reputation in his profession.
The II. E. College at Winfield has busted,
so say the Courier and Visitor The prOba-
bilities are now that Wichita will get the
college.-Arlansas City Democrat.
Wichita is the recognized educational cen
ter OF southern Kansas, and if the Methodist
college people want the advantages afforded
by such location they will establish their
school here Wichita viii welcome it as it
has the schools ond colleges ard universities
already established.
The Southern Kansas Medical association
held its semi-annual meeting in this city
Tuesday. The association held three ses-
sons, morning, afternoon and night, closing
with banquet at the Arlington. At this
meeting officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows: Dr. Frabrique, of Wichita,
president: DR.. Barnett, of Wellington, vice
president; Dr. Green, of Winfield, secretary
Dr. Furley, of Wichita, treasurer About
seventy physicians and members were pres
ent and the meeting is reported as one of
much interest and profit. Their next regu-
lar meeting will be held in Wichita next
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