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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
CARD PARTY.

Last evening at the residence of Mrs.
Oliver, 112O South Market street, a very
pleasant social gathering took place, in
which cards, music and dancing were in
dulged in. At the usual hour the guests
were invited to the dining room, where an
elegant supper was spread, to which, it is
needless to say, they did ample justice.
At late hour the guests took themselves
homeward, well pleased with the evening $
enjoyment, and mutually agreeing that
Mrs. Oliver is one of the most pleasant of
entertainers. Among those present were
the Misses Genham, Florence Vinson,
Clara Almond, Ola Groush, Stella Nixon
Ella Teats, Messrs. Arthur johnson, For
rest McNees. John Andrews, Abe Shupp
and Fred Conklin.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
THE CHURCHES.

United Presbyterian church, corner Of
First ard Ohio streets-Preachipg a. IL q.
m and 30 p. N. by the pastor, Rsv. james
4. Lawrence. Morning subject, ''The
sword OF the Lord and Of Gideon" Even
ing, "Haman." The first Of series Of ser
mons CD the characters IN the book OF
Esther. Sabbath school at 10 a. IA. and
young peoples meeting at CD D N.
Reformed church, corner Of Topeka av-
enue and Lewis street, John ". Love. pas
tor-Preachin2 At II a. III. and 10 p. n.
Sunday school az 9.s5 a. N. aEG young
peoples meeting al go Bible study
"Wednesday evening at ia seats free.
Visitors welcome
Unitarian ehurch--Services Sunday st
II a N. at Council hall. No 2ls south
Water street Napoleon Hoa2lano, minis
ter. Subisct Of discourse, "Ihe dawn ot 4
better day" Sunday school a; 10 a. IN
Sunday evening meeting for Bible study al
324 Rivervie~. Truth seekers Cordially
welcome TO all meetings.
Prymou.b Congregational church. cor
DER Of Second aad Lawrence, ,. z Mill
kan. pastor-Morning subject, aork AID
workers" Eveuinz theme. Work Wins
Sunday school at L. j. r 3 c. Z a. 90
70
Mayaower Congregational church. Far
view avenue near Fourteenth sTre@:-
Presiding by Prof. {. I. Yoang. @: yicb-
its university, ~ %. sunday schooi ~
I'D i. p. :. c. Z meeting NJ 5-31 Pray
er meeting On Thursday evening All are
welcome
Services a: the L. Z. church tomorr0w a.
f5lloss- Preaching AZ II 3. Ia and 10 D.
m Sabbath school AZ go 2. n, y \
Brewer. superintendent There Las o~sa
se.v5ees during THE week with good inter
est These meetings viii Be eO1iia1ied
during the week
81 Paui's II Z. church. corner of Law
rezce avenue and Thirteeata street. r A
Hoyt. pastor--uaday school af -, - m
Preaching al ii a and 100 y Ia. Al
are cordially Invited.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
THE TELEPHONE EXTENSIONS.

Within few weeks, or as soon as the
weather will permit, the Missourl-Kansas
Telephone company will commence work
on line to Kingman from Wichita, a
distance of forty-four miles. The extern
sion will be rushed to completion as soon
as possible, and. taking in the towns along
the Wichita & Western. Will open up easy
communication with valuable section
for Wichita's jobbing houses and be Of
value to all kinds of business in the city.
The company will also put in connect
ing link from Wellington to Harper and
purchase from the local company the line
from Harper to Anthony, which will also
increase the territory Of easy communica-
ton to Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
Y. n. e. A.

The committee of the Fourth district of
the Y. NJ c. A. met in the Y. NJ. c. A.
last night. There were present Z. B.
Oldroyd, Arkansas City. Fred H Leonard,
Winfield, w. r. Johnson. Topeka, A.
Baird, r. P. Murdock and John E. Coul-
ter, Wichita. Plans were made for hold
ing two district conferences, one at Win
field in March and the other at Caldwell
in May. Plans were also perfected for the
systematic of many OF the towns in the
district in which no Y. NJ. c. A. has been
organized. By those conferences and Wis
itations it is hoped that definite work
for young men will be undertaken in
many of the places now without associa-
tiOnS
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
CELERY FARM.

Mr.. z. Armitage, of Kalamazoo. Mich
arrived Yesterday and is looking for cell
cry farm. He has spent number of
years in that business in Michigan and
says he is well satisfied celery will grow
here as well as in Michigan and that
southern Kansas will soon become as noted
for celery as any spot in his native state.
He will look around several days and as
he expresses it he intends to buy a farm
and engage in the business. There is con-
siderable labor connected with the busi-
ness calling for number of employees
which is regarded as lending Importance
to the fact that Mr.. Armitage intends to
locate here
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

The county commissioners returned yes
terday from somewhere after ten days
absence As far as heard from they were
at Salina, Topeka, Kansas City, st Lonis
and back on personal matter mostly but
while at Topeka looking after some rail-
road bonds business in which Sedgwick k
county is interested.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Mr. John V. Majors, who left the city
about a year ago for the Pacific coast, re-
turned yesterday morning. He has been
in all the states and territories Of the west
and says be has been enjoying sverage
financial smiles Has seen . number Of
the old-time Wichita boys and most Of
them getting along nicely. The last thres
months in Montana, and coming back was
in snow blockade for fifteen days, which
he says was no. so pleasant, with oniy
small allowance Of rationz- Some days
ago the runaor was cut thu. Dir. Majors
was coming back and that there would BE
. wedding il TIE city.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

The Salvation Army barracks was a
scene of unusual excitement last night. A
number of visitors imbued with the spirit
seemed inclined to create disturbance
One Of the brothers ran for the police and
while be was gone the visitors took charge
of the services for few moments and then
skipped for parts unknown.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
HIGH 6INE

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Young entertained a
party of twenty-five couples last evening
at the Manhattan. Progressive high five
WAS the game OF the evening and spirited
and interesting contest was made for the
prizes. Luncheon was served at ten and
the competition for the winning game was
kept up until the wee small hours. The
guests were profuse in their praises OF the
evenings entertainment and all pronounc-
ed it one of the most enjoyable occasions
of the saaSan
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
FrNERAL NOTICE

Funeral services will be held today g. 2
D. m. from the residence Of John Younger,
corner of Arkansas avenue and Seven
teenth street, over the remains Of Mrs
Mary T. Younger and the sou, c. L
Younger Friends of the family invited.
The remains of Mrs. Anna Black viii be
buried this morning at o clock, the funer-
al being held at her late residence, lSD
South Mosley avenue
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Fred Dresser, lithograph pressman in
this office. had his hand caurht in the
press yesterday afternoon, which .ore the
flesh loose from both sides, making very
ugly and painful ound. DR.. Jordan took
charge Of the case and stitched the lscer-
ated parts together.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

A collision occurred yesterday evening
between the mule cars and the electric
cars at TIE Main street crossing. No one
was hurt and the damage to the cars was
very slight. AS soon as the right OF way
WIS practically settled the cars proceeded
on their ways
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

A peculiar case of Gesertion has come to
light in the courts. y mother deserted her
husband and three children twenty-one
wears ago in Missouri The father moved
to Kansas shortly afterwards. where the
Girls have grown up and are now mothers
of families. The father WAS an old soldier
and died some time ago. The family Is en-
titled to pension, but in order 10 secure
IL the mother must be found and notlned
in order that she can protect her interest
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Mr.. A. Fleeman advertises in today's
EAGLE among other things lot Of su-
perior strains of fowls-chickens, ducks,
etc His stock is pure strains in the
different varieties. and persons desiring
such fowls cannot do better than to call on
Mr. t'leeman.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Mr.. II. G. Chipchaser, superintendent of
the telephone exchange, spent yesterday
in Wellington. He reports that about
noon John Ross, a laborer at
the water works station, had an arm broke
and otherwise injured by some falling
hric
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Wichita Ministerial association will be
held at the First Presbyterian church on
Monday morning at 1890 O'Clock. The
discussion of the divorce question will be
opened by Rev. S. L. Hamilton.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
CRAWFORD GRAND.

The Mcdonald lectures will be given all
next week at the Crawford. These inter-
esting and instructive lectures are the sub
ject of favorable comment wherever given
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORY MEETING.

BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORY MEETING.
At meeting of the directors of the
board of trade yesterday afternoon a reso-
luton was passed inviting the general
passenger agent, assistant and travelling
passenger agents of the c.. r. /. g. p.
railway to stop and meet the people of our
city during their tour over the system next
week The directors were appointed a
committee to meet and entertain them
while in the city
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Some of the boys have it that T. A.
Walton, who interviewed the Pacific Ex-
press at Dallas, Tex, TO the extent of $685.
600. was seen not far from Wichita since
he commenced his pew role.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

The first steps are being taken towards
the erection of priests dwelling lmme-
diately north of the St Alloysius hall to
face west or Fourth avenue. The work OF
construction will commence AS soon as
Spring opens.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

The preliminary arrangements for a
grand mass meeting OF the Humane society
are being effected and the meeting prom
ises to be the most important one OF the
kind ever held in the state.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
GENERAL STATUTES.

We are prepared to furnish the New
General Statutes for 1889, Volume !.
Annotated.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Today city teachers will get pay for five
weeks. The checks were being made
out Yesterday by Clerk Fegtley who yes
terday iudulged in a clean shave as pre-
paratory to meeting the corps OF teachers
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Rev. r. T. Savin, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church of this city,
left last evening for Chicago to attend the
national convention of the Epworth
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

s. T. Walker, superintendent of the
Deaf aud Dumb Kansas institute, Olathe
Kansas, WAS in the city yesterday and
called at this office.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

The library committee of the school
board held meeting yesterday TO make a
selection of books 10 purchase with this
years library fund. The fund amounts TO
something over $50.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Yesterdays clearings were sl2s 80 O.
against sl0o, ,7.0. - the same day oHs year
ago.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
TO ADVERTISERS.

Our rates Of advertising shall be low as those Of
sny other per of equal value as an advertising
medium. :,
All transient advertisements must be paid for In
advance.
Entered in the poetoice at Wichita second class
matter and entered for transmission through the
mails such.
Eastern Office at Room AZ Tribune Building, New
York City and jU9 THE Rookery," Chicago whel 3
sll contracts for foreign advertising will be mao
and where files OF the paper can beseen. D l..
Beckwith, Agent
Readers of the EAGLE when in New York City tr
Chicago can copies Of the paper at the ofce or
our agent at the address given above.
Al notices for entertainments OF any kind IN
which en- admittance fee Is required will be charged
nj the rate OF five cents per line per day; and must
be classified and Will not be run as pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be fonnd on sale In Kansas
City. Mo, the book store of q. Click, q East 5th.
The EAGLE has the largest circulation OF any
daily per in Kansas and covers more territory
tha n any two Kansas daies combined, reaching los
towns on the day of publication In Kansas, Indian
territory. Panhandle OF Texas and eastern Colorado
The columns of the EAGLE have been tested and
proved to be the best advertising mediu' in the
southwest. The only daily that reaches all the ter
ritory above named on day of publication. AS an
advertising medium il is uneXcelled,
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
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CAHL1NLE.
Miss Boil Of Pratford spent last week
visiting friends in Carlisle.
Mr.. Murdoch visited his parents al
Tyner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell. Of Midland
ere visiting relatives in this locality.
Mr.. James Mofiatt lost valuable dog
last week; poison seems to be the cause.
Tho Sunday school lss clused in east
Carlisle and VIC are all at a loss TO know
the reason.
Prof, r. H. Moffatt has returned home
scI,ool having closed at Glasston. Wei.
come back again.
We are glad 70 sec Mrs. Carl on our
streets once moro. Come again and stay
longer the next time.
Mrs. Riley who met Will, misfortune
in falling in tho cellar, is slowly recover.
INK from her injuries.
The Rev. Mr.. Parson delivered an
excellent sermon in the school house last
Sunday to large audience.
Dame rumor says We are TO have q
wedding soon. We hope the parties in.
terested will glys US some light on the
subject.
A musical and literary entertainment
will he given in west Carlisle school
house March 18th. at o'clock p. N.
Let the old and the young come TO this
grand performance, tickets only 30 cents
per couple.
A star fell at T. A. Weeks February
22nd; rumor says it's boy, aud grandpa
Weeks 10 as we'll as can be expected.
We understand that it will he named at.
ter the Father Of his country"
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Badly Frozen.


Last Wednesday morning, young
man apparently, about twenty. five year,
of age. walked into Short Bros. drug
store, seated himself by the stove, and
asked for DR.. Harris. He commenced
to unbuckle his shoes and pull of his
stockings; Dr. Harris came in and al
once raw what was the matter-the
stranger had his feet badly frozen. He
was at once conducted to tile Pembina
House, where a room was engaged and
the doctor began to examine his feet,
both of which were found to be frozen
from the toes to the instep. and as solid
as two chunks of ice. All day aud q
part of the night his feet we're kept in a
tub Of ice water, until they were
thoroughly thawed out. The young
man gives his name as Emil Carlson,
that he left Hallock. MINI. the evening
before for Emerson. Man.. riding . part
s.e 4 !.s -::s.y. After dark he got Loaf and
wandered OH the prairie all night. His
parents live in Brooklyn, n. Y, but he
has lived in tIalIock for some time. Dr..
Harris thinks lie can save his feet, ex.
cept some of histoes which have to be
amputated.
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Rsadsrs Of the Pioneer h
press. By special Reporters,

HAMILTON.
Great slaughtering Of prices at Hamil.
ton. Now 10 the time for cheap goods.
Mr.. Blul,m has opened . Aour and
feed store In the tate Hotel Bejaberson.'
Rev. r. johnson 10 holding revival
meetings here in the Presbyterian
church.
Sam. MCLAUGHLIN has just received q
carload Of corn and 10 selling il At low
water mark.
The Farmers Alliance had a large
meeting here on Tuesday evening. W
Muir was the speaker.
Geo. H. Reid and family took the train
on Sunday Tor southern Minnesota where
ho will still be in the employ Of the N
w. Elevator Co.
We are sorry to learn that our gen,a
friend. g. J. Anderson. cashier Of the
Bank Of Hamilton, will leave here short
NJ p VI cd r ma Richmond,
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Carl DAB

The attendance a. the caucus last Sat
urday was fair and . full ticket was nomi
mated. Tho following were nominated
for supervisors. John Walters. chairman
G. Einarson and John Grandson: j. S
Bergman, town clerk; Christlnn OLSON
treasurer; Christian Samuelson. assessor
Biarue DalAed, justice Of the peacs.
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Z. x r.

The "Kronic Kickers Reunion" o"cnr.
red on Wednesday evening Of last week.
Messra. Erwin and Kabernaple are the
grand wi,at-dv.call.'ema. Over q dozen
members were initiated 10 the order and
n grand Publication WAS had. Owing to
the short notice the attendance of old
,nemberr was not very large. Any one
wishing to join is directed to communi.
cate will, MIR John Kabernagle, county
auditor, Pemhina. who will give the ne.
ressary information and convene the or.
der soon as possible.
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johnson 4 Holmes have lust Teceiyea(
o car Of double.back.action shoe drills.
Nothing slow about our machine firms,
but spring. and ifthat does not get around
in time. no doubt the venerable John.
son will send some from Louaiana.
On Tuesday, number of st. Thomas
and Pembina Odd Fellows with Grand
Master Nugent Of Fargo. instituted a
lodge in this place. They were provid.
ell with an oyster supper at the Grand
Central hotel. They were in session up.
til 8 a. m. Friday morning.
A number Of Hamilton people attend.
ed the concert at Cavalier on Monday
night. After enjoying the hospitality Of
]. w. Hughes and lady, We went over to
the hall and found it full. The enter.
tainment was very good and passed of
without break. All appeared to he
well pleased, and felt sorry when it WI.
over. Proceeds. $26.
Say! Saint Peter has been mapping
again, and another of his cherubs alp.
ped out and few down to H. n. joys
home. They ray st. Peter was listening
to the Salvation Army and that's how
that cherub got out. Anyhow, H. N. il
z feet 8 inches. high. by the rule. aud
the cigars were fine. Mrs. Joy and nine
pound son are as we'll us can be expect
ed.-"Next
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The "pe.e and shillow.cass" carnival
on Wednesday At the rink was enjoyed
by q Jolly crowd. Manager Ashley keeps
up the interest in Rootl shape.
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ARCHIE Mcdonald went as far u,
Grand Forks last week on his trip to the
western coast. He learned that the
dead man was not his brother a. he fear.
-
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THr body Of Ex.Attorney. general H.
j. Clark, Of Manitoba. which was Inferred
here last summer was removed to Seattle
Washington, on Wednesday.
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A caucus ior the in,o,nlnasion Of town.
hin officers for the township Of Psmbina
will b. held at Kittson Hall Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock.
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AND now poor st Vincent is to loose
the Signal Office also. 1t 10 recommend.
I'd by the chief signal officer that il be
discontinued az the repnrt from Winni
peg are deemed sufficient. The truth il
that St Vincent is in Minnesota. and
the reports from st. Vincent makes the
cliinat. cold. Therefore Minnesota don't
want it. And thus time and cold avenges
the THEFT from Ppinbina.
1.-THE customs tn st Paul
Tn signals 10 dust
Oalv for the New Ern'
st. Vincent would bus"
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Wanted,

a female teacher for School District
No. IS. School to commence about April
LIST, for balance Of school year. Address
stating salary, the clerk.
JouE +. Gill.
u. Thomas: y. ..
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Scene in Pembina higl, school:
Teacher. -"Who makes the laws?"
BOv,-"Mr Booker"
Teacher. (smiling )-"Wrong, next?"
Next scholar. Qitt'c girl.)-"Jud La
Mnurrm
This Ia an actual fact-tle incident We
,nooo
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LEROY.

Joe Gladu gave . pleasant party las
Saturday.
The grippe seems to be over in thil
vicinity.
Mis- Philomine Dumas was visitor Al
Leroy short time since.
Mr. Il. Lanciault is still very sick, bu
it il hoped that he will recover.
Alex. Iaroque why has been sick fol
some time Is still in very poor health.
Mr. k'uis G"r,lon aud wife, from Olga
represented Cavalier county at Leroy
last week.
Mr. Eli W. Laroque has just received
the sad news of the death Of his sister
Mra. Alex. Mckay at Medicine Hat, g
sinniinis.
The grippe tnk quito a stronggrip or
Mr. Nicholas Dame lately. Fora time lii
condition was doubtful but happily he j,
now entirly recovered.
There are gtod many sick Lorsps il
this neiglborl,ood result from til.
scarcity of hay. as t,o manv are Obliged
to feed straw. William Ritcl,ot lost one
horse last week.
Leroy society is missing greatly the
Misses Cliff0us who are attending
school in our large towns. Miss Julia i.
attending school in Buthgate and Miss
Hannah IN Neclle.
A house full ofguests were entertained
hy MIR. joe Bartlett last Thursday. Re.
freshments. dancing, social converse
were among the amusements which
pleased everyone present.
Messrs. Nap. Pellerin, Z. Miranda and
Louis Francoeur departed lately for
tieIena Montana, in searcl, Of a north.
west paesage to Catl,ay and Cirongo, nt
doubt with lively picture of Marco Polo
fresi, in their minds and hoping to find
those mountains Of precious stones, lakes
Of pearls and golden auorcd palaces. II
WAS the wish Of their friends that their
searcl, would he fruitful, but intelligence
received from them already indicates
the contrary, as they think Montana ie
no way superior to this section of the
United States
MARRIED-At Leroy OH February 10th,
by Rev. Father Turcott. Mr.. Patrick
retreault to Miss Mary Rose Dease butIl
Of this place. After the marriage the
happy couple and their manv friends re-
tired TO the residence Of Mr.. Michael
Dease the brides father, where grand
wedding banquet was prepared. to cele-
brste the happy event. A very pleasant
time Was enjoyed by all present. Mr..
and Mrs. Tetreault are very popular
in social circles and esteemed byall The
PIONEER EXPRESS correspondent joins
their many friends to wisl, them future
full of bliss and happiness.
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ST. p. N. Il N. r. B.
@az.s ~

nm; NAM M
- - 3
r.rr.rger ia ms arrive daily from The eouth at
1926 n. nj. and run through to Emerson. arrtv.
ing Of NJ leaves mslson fSl me s%M.n a. a.
ths srr,,th a aoclock Each train connects with
The Mon ara Pacific express. y ming care BE-
tween 20. kston aud S.. Paul. For further par
''e"'.'s st. Vincent, MINI.
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TOMORROW We will begin to think OF
Gentle Annie's spring, that coming By
and Ivy.
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CHICAGO has won the site for the grand
Exposition and the Dakotas will he
tlIero
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ANOTHER Guild week i,ns pissed. Lett
hope that tomorrow will witness the al.
vent Of a "lamb."
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COURT adjourned on Thursday unit
Monday, no futher present work appear
ing in sight.
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WAsHrNG7oNs birthday passed by
quietly. and was only observed by few.