The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-14

ing Mrs. w. s. Morris has returned 10 ner
home, Carthage, Mo:
The St Johns Sunday school will have
Christmas tree decorated with silver
dollars, Christmas eve
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Mrs B. J. Nerdlinger has returned from
Philadelphia and other eastern points, &C
companied by her neice.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. o. Davidson and Mr..
and Mrs Bachelor occupied box at the
opera house last evening.
A Wichita young lady. Grace Love, is a
contributor TO the Christmas number OF
the Ladies Home Journal.
Mrs. Frank B. Smith has received from
Sprinfeld, H., a new kiln for firing china
with complete accessories.
Mr. and Mrs Bartrim, of Joplin, Mo,
are in the city. Mrs. Bartrim was for
merly Miss Birdie Osborne.
Miss Alice Boyd, of Denver, is in the
city visiting Miss Harry Hall. She will re-
main during the holidays
Mrs. S. E. Jocelyn will entertain tomor-
morrow evening at her home on North
Topeka, in honor of Mrs. Brando
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What has become of the boy who would
meet you early on Christmas morning and
catch you with, Christmas gift?"
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Depend upon it, your sweetheart does
not think so much of your absence, now
a-days, as she does of your presents.
A Wichita woman recently had a poem
of hers printed in a Kansas City news
paper and it has sent for her picture
There are a very few people who can look
as composed in theatre box, during the
first act, as they can during the last.
George Saunders, of Philadelphia has
arrived in this city. He is a graduate OF
the Academy of Fine Arts of that city.
The gallery of the opera house was
crowded with boys, Friday evening. But
the elephant didn't appear on the stage.
How hard it is to select suitable pres
ent for friend And after you have Sc
lected one, how many others you can see.
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There is prohibitionist in town who is
such slave 10 habit that he will not 20
into his own house through the front door.
a W lCulbd IldIl NHO has never given
cigars away on any preteXt, will shortly
be in a position where he cannot avoid IL.
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If you bought silver six months ago and
kept it, you are richer now than then.
Jewellers will tell you that silver has gone
up.
Mrs w. ". Johnston, 1887 North Topeka
avenue, will give party to her daughter,
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ing.
There seem to be a great many men in
the world who think if they only get a
muller around their neck they are dress
ed up"
A young girl in this town who went
her raven-black hair, and it is now coming |
out red.
A little boy IN Wichita recently gave |
birthday party and on the invitation cards /
WAS printed: ''No one admitted without /
a present.
A boy first commences to wish for the |
return of summer when he has to fish out |
III armful or two of wood from snow /
clad woodpile.
There are all kinds of advertising 1
schemes in the world A reformed burg f.
lar will appear on the stage in Wichita, to-
morrow night.
What has become of the wag who used |
to send you a jack-knife or some other /
trifle wr apped in an immense amount of |
paper?
The appearance of a pistol or a gun on
Jhe stage causes some people to lose the
whole scene They are busy holding their
ears for the shot.
f. NJ. Dicl1ey left yesterday for Hazel
Green, Ia, where he will participate in the
,iXtieth anniversary of his father and
marriage.
Nothing makes the people who have
been run into by electric motors feel
better than to hear that a freight train
has paralyzed motor:
There is one old woman in town who
mas not been to her church in twelve years
because the laymen allowed a fiddle to be
played during the services.
Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Stack, Mrs. Stack
md Mr.. Seton, of Runny Meade, made up
box party at the opera house last evening
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About two years ago one of two girls in
Wichita, who were remarkable chums,
married the others brother Now, neither
IF the girls speak to each other
We know of ten different women who
ire to receive big diamonds for Christmas
GU stand ten chances out of every seven
n eight thousand of being one.
There is no necessity of getting break
asst on Christmas morning for the chill
lren. They are always stuffed with candy
ong before the breakfast hour.
1t has been so long since Wichita has
lad musical recital that a good many
people wouldn't recognize the Polish
Dances if they should hear them.
VIII T. Dando and Miss Tilda Sand
we're married by j. W. Love last Wednes-
lay evening. Both are the recipients of
many congratulations and good wishes.
There is a man in town who has never
'een TO funeral ana he Is now 20 years of
ge. He dislikes them and will not go.
None of his near relative have ever died.
Girls ought toprefer cold weather Their
YES are always brighter, their checks
osier and their forms snugger in winter.
len propose more readily in winter, too.
If you will watch a groom closely at a
Wedding you will notice That he usually
las a good deal harder time of it slipping
he minister his fee than in saying yes
Ella Wheeler Wilcox says that If she ;
ad her way, a copy of the "kreutzer So
alta" would be placed in the hands of
very young man and woman in America. |
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When a barber shaves a dead man, he /
eceives s. for his work. and throws his ;