The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-25
CITY IN EEIEE.

The new church at riverside Will be
dedicated two weeks from today.
Mat Vogels and Miss Mary Simmons.
| both OF Wichita, were licensed TO wed yes
terday.
4. B. Reeve arrived in the city today
| with four car loads OF tine horses from
Illinois.
Under Sheriff FraukHendersou OF Sum
uer county, was ID town yesterday on
official business
Mayor Savage of Wellington was in the
city last night 81 route 10 Inc COMMERCIAL
congress at ST. Louis
DR.. Stiizel Is reported 20 be seriously Ill
| ar his residence, corucr or Third street.
| and Lawrence avenue
County Treasurer Doran said that yes
terday was the biggest day OF the season
Tor tie receipt or taxes
Kelsey Sharp aud William Heddeu OF
eeutrsl Illinois, are ii the city looking up
real estate investment
L. D. Westgate and wife have returned
| from S. JOSEPH. Mrs Westgate spent
SIX weeks there visiting friends.
The Lewis academy boys bat the Win
field eleven ~ the fir grounds yesterday
in Jbei- drst football contest.
John ". Adams r-turned yesterday
from Wellington and NInleld. where he
has been tbs past Week on professional
business
J. 7. Ludlun was arrested yesterday for
refusing TO testify before a notary publ c.
bus was soon afterwards released on
habaes corpus proceedings.
Dr. johnson claims 10 have broken the
record for young buggy horses by driving
on the streets one of his Patcaen Medium
colt. not yet four months old.
MIR. Frank F. Muller, OF New York.
manager for Donald Downle. Elk Governor
Hubbard, and the Mozart COacrrt COM
pau1, OF Boston, is registered az the Man
haitian.
The Ceramic club met at the Lewis
academy this week. discussed Royal BeriIu
and took lesson IN the first process of
raised paste" There Was quite Large
attendance.
The young peoples meeting tonight at
Plymouth i or especial Interest and III
portauce and all members OF churches aud
society urged to be present. Miss Lena
Cogdeli, leader.
Mrs. T. B. Lawrence IS at Columbus,
Kan, having been called there by tue
death of her father, Mr.. Hiram CUlvin,
which event occurred last Friday. Mr..
Co!vin WAS 90 Years OF age
Bishop Thomas Is being entertained by
{. W. Walker and Will have services IN
81. Johu's Episcopal CHURCH morning and
in the evening al $50 p. NJ
The vested choir OF 81. Johns Episcopal
church will render program tins even
ing prepared by the church Calendar for
he confirmation service. Miss Grace
Hattou will sing Reinbsu.t's Abide with
Me-"
Invitations are out for the double wed
dug of Miss Frances Foster and Mr.. Eddy
of Dallas, Tex, and Miss Florence Foster
aud Professor Crowell. The weddings
take place IN Indianapolis next Nednes-
day.
Silas 5. Brown of this city, who is at
tending school at the state university at
Lawrence, Is lying i'll there of q fever
which he contracted by veatur!ng out too
soou after an attack of the mUmps. he Is
now slowly recovering.
c. ". Jones Was the recipient at the Ma
sonic banquet Thursday night Of du e
solid golC emblematic wa:cn charm. toe
same Ueiug presented to Him oy numer-
Gus friends a. token Of prrsOasl esteem
in addition TO his zeal IL local Masonic
circles.
Miss Puma kirkb Of University ave-
hue. entertained last night III hOGUr of her
guest. Miss Pearl Futreil Of Piit>burg.
ruo>e present were Misses Antoiurtte
Derby. Nellie Mccormack, Jessie King,
Auua Youut, Lucille Hendryx, Pearl Gar
melt, Stella MrIIbane,; M-ssrs. Ernest
Cramer. George Mccormack. \. Gro-e,
Robert King, Harry Kaiser aud z. Hills
man.