The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-23
ANTHONY NOTES.
peclal Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.

| special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
ANTHONY, Kan, Jan. 22-The officials
Of the Hutchinson and Southern rail
road, the county commissioners of King
man county and the commissioners Of
Harper county, met at the McnteZuma
| Hotel in this city and passed resolutions
to the effect that the people of Kingman
and Harper counties would do all in their
I to power to aid in the extension of the
| Hutchinson and Southern railroad
| through the Indian Territory.
| DIR. Charles J. Calender and Miss Mary
| X. Wright were married at the home Of
| the bride, one mile east of Anthony, last
Wednesday evening Mrs. Calender is
the oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs +.
q. Wright, and DR.. Calender is the old
| est son of DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Calender.
The two families were among the first
! residents of Anthony and are highly re-
spected by their many friends both in the
city and country surrounding. The above
union has been looked forward to for
sometime-it is said that the young peo-
pie were plighted for ten years. However,
1T Is one of the most happy unions that
have ever been consummated in this part
OF the Sunhower state Many friends
abroad were in attendance at the wedding
from Wichita and other places. a large
variety of valuable ana useful presents
were received. The happy couple are now
pleasantly located in the city in a hand
soRely furnished cottage, and will be at
home TO friends after the 1st of February.
The ice men are busy filling up their
storage houses with eight inch ice They
have not been able to fill them before for
four years.
The thermometer registered n degrees
below zero last Tuesday morning-colder
than it has been for several years in this
locality.
a new fire bell has been placed in the
tower of the fire department. building
Anthony has two volunteer hose cOmpa-
MES, which in eXpertnesS and time are reg
istered among the best in the United
States.
A revival is being conducted at the
Methodist church by the pastor Rev. Mr.
EnYeart. The meetings are very interest
ing and number OF accessions have been
made to the church.
T. II. Mcdowell. returned Thursday
from Illinois. where he had been visiting
the old folks at home. Mr.. Mcdowell was
for several years editor OF the Harper
County Enterprise, but recently engaged
with partner in the hardware business at
this place.
Rev u. B. Whimster of WaIsenberg,
Col, has been retained as pastor of the
Presbyterian church, and he preached his
bring his family here as soon as he can Sc
cure residence for them.
Miss A. h. Bullock of Wichita was in
the city several days this week visiting her
friends. Miss Bullock CON
Quoted a millinery store in Anthony for
several years. but about year ago closed !
out her stock and returned to Wichita
Professor Beal of Wichita, will be here |
next week to organize a dancing class. |
Clark's orchestra of this place will furnish |
the music
leap year party was given by the |
ladies of Anthony last Friday night. A |
large number or gentlemen were enter |
tanned by the ladies at the Calumet club |
rooms, with cards and dancing. An |
elegant supper was prepared for the occa-
sion by the ladies OF the Episcopal church. |
A number of visitors were present from
Wichita and other points.
The Frisco pay Car made its monthly |
call III Anthony on Wednesday. 1t has a
pay roll here of about s., 500 per month
The Missouri Pacific pay car came in and
squared mp with the boys on Thursday.
T. B. Dilday, a representative of the
EAGLE, was in town Thursday interview
ny the many readers of the best daily
paper in Kansas
Mrs. L. NJ. Anderson has gone to Madi-
son, Wis, to visit short time with
and Mr.. Anderson has gone to |
alesco to investigate the boom on the
shores of the Gulf.
B. f. Smith, of the Poorman milling
company, is making Il business tour
through Texas, introducing the -four of
his company's new mill, just recently put
nto operation. Anthony has two good |
Touring mills, and both make superior
.rade of -four, and in order to meet the
demands are kept running day and night.
Miss Grace Thompson of Wichita, was
he guest of the Misses Bent, at the
this week