The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-07
cause they would not give him $500 for it.

one who used to warm her children's
hands by running them through her hair.
Somebody moves to Chicago from WITCH
| ira every week Most of us will have
somebody to visit during the worlds fair.
Mrs. w Bailey. of Topeka, reached the
citv Friday evening, and will remain the
| guest of Mrs. DIR. Creditor until after Yule-
! tide.
! The Mckinley bill is not so much of a
! thorn in the womans side after all, 1t re-
duces the price of candy and puts up CT
CARS.
There is a certain couple in town whom
YOU cannot mention without somebody
saying: well, why don't they get mar
riedY'
The Boat Club, which was, in its time,
the biggest social organization that -four
ished in Wichita, will not give ball this
winter.
The Joy of Christmas leaves the breast of
the head of the family first. 1t is only five
days until the first of the month comes
and bills
A schoolmarm of local fame recently lost
her only sutton by interrupting him in his
declaration of love to point out gram
NAUTICAL error.
The Misses Fechheimer entertained a
number of young ladies "Wednesday after
noon complimentary to Miss Morganthan
of Nav York City.
The most unnelgh borly of neighbors will
come over to see you when their pump Is
frozen up and you have taken the precau-
tion TO wrap yours.
DIR. Schultz, the Wichita physician who
started out TO interview Prof. Koch at
Berlin, Germany, got as far as New York
city and came back
Mrs Polly Young. lady of FL Reno,
who has taken leading part in the open
ing of Oklahoma and its subsequent de-
velopment, is IL the city.
There is not man in town who does
not know what his wife wants for Christ
mas or a woman who does not know what
her husband wants.
~
J. r. Need has a buckskin suit of
clothes presented TO his son Bunnie by
Mrs William Griffenstein when Bunnie
was or years old.
A certain boy in this town was recently
given 500 in cash to keep away from an
other boy who his parents thought, was
communicating him.
No man is ever so stupid that he cannot
explain to his children how a 200 pound
Santa Claus can get down four-lnch
square chimney-fiue.
There are Just as many dearies on the
market as ever this wear There is always
a new crowd coming up that have to have
an experience with them.
One of the homliest men in Wichita,
gives it out as fact, that his mother
studied one of Raphael's cherubs for
months to mark him after it.
1t
II is getting so cold that we carefully
remember where we put our clothes at
night, so we can jump into them in Jitfy
when We get up in the morning.
4.
Mr.. Lee Jerome and Miss Pearl Hall left
Friday afternoon for Benton, where they
will spend the remainder of the week Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Winters.
A old saying has it that three first days
of December governs the weather for the
winter You know how cold it was last
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
A Wichita woman who read the presi-
dents message clear through, word for
word called on the EAGLE yesterday and
wanted to know what the prize was.
~
Will Collins will 90 over to FL Dorado
tomorrow to help the social denizen of
that place, take the initiatOry steps in the
production of the ''Three Black Mahtles."
~
7. L. -, 90 Io,rr c;noo tho p;r,
has had any water in it that the local
alarmst who was going TO have the town
inundated every month or so has gone into
other business.
Mrs. Frank Mumford and Mrs Harry
Pagan. of Denison, Tex, are in the city
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. +.
Heacoek, and sister, Mrs. j. ID. Hall, on
North Topeka.
Mrs Elizabeth Walsh, mother of Mrs.
w. II. Robinson, returned Wednesday
evening from an extended visit among
sriends in New York state, and is accom-
panied by her son, DIR. E. +. Walsh, of
New York City.
Mrs. Ida Robinson of Huntington, In
diana, and Mrs. Helm Marcy and her
daughter Emma. of Jonesboro, Arkansas,
sisters and niece of Mrs. Capt. Maylor,
are visiting Capt. and Mrs. Mayer, until
after the holidays.
At the Coronado club reception Wednes-
day evening on the sideboard were two
vessels, one holding punch and another
lemonade, for the refreshment of the
guests. a spectator kept tally and he
says the punch got The worst OF it.
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At an entertainment given by Mrs. DR..
Creditor Friday night those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Sankey, Mr.. and Mrs
/. p. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mrs
l.. ). Carter, +. y Carter, Mr.. and Ms
Atchison Globe: Young Mr. Bentley, of
Wichita, vino broke into fame in Septem-
Der as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for attorney general, makes
weekly visits to Topeka. where his best
girl is a student in one of the colleges.
The Shakespeare society has finished its
readings of the poets plays and
American literature. Il will still retain
the old name, Shakespeare club. Next
to Hypatia it is the oldest literary club in
the city.
When women are left alone in house at
night. they have a dreadful time locking
up If they leave the key in the door, the
burglar can put nippers on the end of the
key and turn il and if they take il out
there is nothing to prevent him inserting
skeleton key.
A prominent society gentleman. of some
years and judgement, says he never saw
the girls of Wichita look brighter, sweeter
and prettier than hey did at the Grasshop-
per clubs ball, Friday evening. They all