The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-04
guest, Miss Hine, of Philadelphia, received


The Y. r. NJ. P. c. club will be enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Bion Hull Tues
| day evening.
Miss Renette L. Ross, who has been Wis
iting friends in Kansas City, Mo-, has re-
turned home.
This is the kind of weather that a big
base burner doesn't accommodate more
than two men.
Mrs. S. E. Jocelyn, with daughter Genev-
IA and Nettie Harris, kept open house
New Years day.
Misses Lucy Ford, Anna Hays, Belle
New Years day.
w. F. Goodin, druggist on Main street
and Miss Cora Mcmahon were married on
New Years day.
Mrs. J. D. Hewitt. of Wichita, is visiting
her parents. Rev. DR.. and Mrs. f. S. Nc
Cabe of Topeka.
There is only one sure way to make the
first match strike a light ana that is to
have two matches.
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What has become Of the woman who
never wanted the names of the guests at
her party published?
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Miss Lulu Anawalt entertains the gen
tlemen of the Grasshopper club and ladies,
next Friday evening.
Ira r. Wait of Kansas City, Mo-, who
has recently recovered from typhoid fever,
is visiting in the city.
A comedian with Jarbeau addressed the
audience the other night as: Ladies,
gentleman and ushers"
Mrs. J. NJ. Cook is confined at her home
on North Topeka She sprained her ankle
at the Our Club" ball.
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A Wichita woman says that a woman
always read the account of the party she
was not invited to, first.
New Years morning every man was
telling how much deeper the snow was at
his house than anywhere else.
The man who goes out to collect Christ
mas bills is very careful not to say any
thing about Happy. New Year"
The new court house clock is said to have
everlastingly knocked out the Late stay
ers" up in the north end of town.
There is young man in town who takes
his best girl bottle of olives instead of a
box of candy, every time he calls.
We never know who the prominent men
of our town are until we read the paper of
the town where they are visiting.
A man came into Sam Wlnch's book
store the other day and wanted to know
where the postoffice had moved to.
Miss Minnie F. Staples, of Topeka, is
spending a few days with Miss Laura NJ.
Hadley No. ll42 Jefferson avenue.
New Years calling has seen its last day,
probably in Wichita. Nobody was very
enthusiastic about it last Thursday.
The number of men with blood-shot
eyes on January the second are about
equal to the battles in the backyard.
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When the local gossips cannot find any
thing else to talk about they discover that
some man has run away from his wife.
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There were more parties on New Years
eve 0ast Wednesday, than on any other
single night in the history of Wichita.
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Mrs. y. w. Oranam mas gone 10 ColO-
RADIO Springs, where she expects TO reside
in future with her daughter, Mr.. Boyton.
Col John L. McAltee, of Caldwell, Kan
sas, visited here yesterday. His daughter
is student in Lewis academy, in this city.
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1t is pretty difficult to sit beside some
person in the theatre who, after everybody
has got through laughing asks, What
was that"
Last Thursday it came very near being
with the Wichita young man ''cut her" or
cutter" But the snow was not quite
deep enough.
The man who swore off smoking New
Years day will fall down today. Sunday
is long day to the man who smokes, when
he hasn't cigars
If you have not been to some kind of
party or entertainment this week, you are
not IN Wichita society. Every body has
been swimming
You will probably have to use two
write in 1891 You will write the date
1890 the first time.
The only difference between fire crackers
and Christmas toys is that the crackers
make a noise. The toys are broken and
useless just as quick.
II is refreshing to see pianiste sit down
TO play before an audience occasionally, |
tossing her hInkerchief down on |
the end of the Keyboard.
4 Wichita man who hasn't been east for |
six months still keeps his watch set on |
New York time. He doesn't let people !
forget that he is travelled.
A Wichita boy who ran away from home |
two months ago with only seventy-five /
cents N cash, got back home last week |
without the seventy-tive cents.
William Duval." the man who bun
coed the United States senate out of good 4
deal of money is a formerly of Kansas 1
man" aud halls from Wichita.
A Wichita man who gave stag party |
recently, says six out of the ten guests put /
the napkins into their pockets, mad /
and carried them away.
The friends of Asa Runyon have discov-
cred a striking resem blance in his face to /
Dlgby Bell, the comedian, and are think /
ing of pushing him on the boards
1t is just as sure sign for young mar
ried woman to come hcme 10 her mother /
Is for the mother TO 90 on an indefinite |
visit to her young married daughter
j. r. Mead has photograph of one of 1
the first bellies of Wichita. She is an Iu- 1
an, but she will stack up with most of 4
the Autographs of the ''Gaiety gir.s"
Valentines day l. the next festival. /
From now on your friends will watch for 4
the disagreeable side of your nature so 1
they can send you comic valentine.
The woman who goes out with big nat !
on a windy day i almost as miserable as .
a man who tries 10 get a nickle out of his .