Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Bar association and OF the members of the
bar generally, today at the hour OF 2o'cloek
at the court house, to take action upon the
death l. Quissnberry. Esq, late al hon
ored member OF the Wichita Bar.
H. c. SLUss, President
By DEAN GORDON. Secretary.
The E S. 4. ladies will give yellow tea
this afternoon from 3 10 at the residence
of DR.. Mamie Stephens, aD5 South Water
street.. The members and their friends in
yited.
Regular meeting Elmo Lodge OF Perfec-
tion No. 9, a. and A., Scotch Rite Nasons,
East Douglas $50 Wednesday evening.
Novem Der .. Work in sixth degree and
adoption OF bylaws Also meeting OF
Wichita Consistory No. :. Reception ten
dered the Sovereign Grand Inspector Gen
erals OF the SD degree at $50 p. N. A
full attendance is desired. By order.
J. S. COLE, V. II.
j. GILES SMITH, Com'dr.
0. P. HOOP, Secretary.
The delegates at the Oklahoma conven-
ton held the 20th OF November are re-
rooms at 1879 m. TO consider questions
of vital Importance 10 the opening OF Ok
homa to settlement.
II. L. PIERCE, Sec.
The Woman's Guild Will meet with Miss
Seelye at No S34 North Lawr. nee avenue
this afternoon at 2:30.
Mr.. Whitehead, representing Messrs.
Ripley 81 Bronson, one of TIE largest wa
ter works supply houses of st. Louis. was
in the city yesterday and took an order for
hydrants for the Fairmouu6 water COM
pany.
a large number OF young people are
preparing for an oyster supper and dance
to be given Thanksgiving night at Mrs
Potts. 4 large number OF invitations
have been sent out aud grand time Is
anticipated.
fhe Pastime coursing club will give a
grand Chase on Thursday morning, leAv-
ing the Carey hotel at $50 o'clock. They
invite their friends to join them. For
particulars inquire at the noisy table
largest hotel IN the state,
The firemen are still hard at work sell
ing tickets for their ball, to be gwen
Christmas night. They say that there
will be a very large attendance; and thus
they will succeed in securing money TO
tit up and furnish their quarters.
The Wichita cracker factory is working
double force of hands, one day aud the
other night, as a result Of heavy orders.
They have five men on the road who are
heard from Caiy by sending in large
orders The company IS very much pleased
with the fall trade.
TIE brick work on o. o. Browns brick
building on Oak street between Market
and Lawrence avenue, was completed
Yesterday The building is of brick, two
stories, with front of fortyfive feet and
sixty feet deep. 1t will be ready for use in
few weeks.
Yesterday was an old fashioned bright
open Kansas winter day of Indian SUM
mer, haziuess and Italian temperature.
T weeks of clouds aud slush of snow
aud fogs were good for the retail trade in
almost every line, but life had unsatlsfac-
tory seeming through it all
Mr.. JESSE Trimble, the han isome and
obIieing drug clerk for two years with y.
P. Barnes & Soa and lately with the firm
of Paul Jones & Co, leaves tomorrow
morning for his home IN Butler, No, and
from there to Chicago to attend the col
lege of pharmacy.
Attorneys j Y. Montague and J. F.
McCoy have entered into partnership
under the firm name of Montague & Ne
Coy, with Office over katz's dry goods es-
tablishment. Both are well and favor
ably known in the city. and their many
friends will be glad 10 hear OF their sue
cess.
Officer Fenner is authority for the state
ment that an earthquake struck the CITY
building last night. He and Commls-
sion + Kirk were sitting in the police sta
tion and ius, about dark, when the alarm
was turned into the fire department., they
both saw the walls and the gas fixtures
move and the whole building was felt 70
shake.
Dave Christian, one OF the drivers for
Jackson's coal yard, night before last met
with quite a severe accident. The horse
he was driving became frightened and
started to run on Fourth avenue. All
efforts of his 70 stop the runaway proved
OF no avail. and the wagon was upset. He
was thrown with great force 70 the pave
ment and so badly bruised up as 70 require
the immediate attention Of physician
Mr.. Richardson, Of the great jobbing
firm Of druggist, Of St. Louis, spent the
dav in the city yesterday aud called in the
evening with Mayor Allen and Mr.. Gil
man. the western representative Of the
house. without doubt the Richardson
drug company Is the largest waoleAale
house of its character west OF the Allegheny
Mr. z has property interests
here and In talking Of Wichita Was highly
He says the location
looks as II il had been made within refer
ence 70 big city.
The Docter and His .sirre-.
Speaking Of physicians, there is doc
tor down on State street who - possessed
Of snail fortune II gil frame Il 10
mirror Of such peer glass that II ira-
ps-ts & creeaish tingsd End awful psllor
to the coGntenxnee of any one who stands
before Il l. haags On the wall II bis
outer ot5ce, AID naturally TIE waiting
patients glance IN Il as they enter. They
are alarmed az what they regard Is lie
shadow OF death upon their faces, ard
when the cunning doctor s11u0ns them
to his inner sanct1u they are suffering al
the lis which flesh Is tsir 70. ard will