The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-18

Mrs. Lille C. Palmer and son Walter o.
70 Pearl street, returned nome Saturday
morning after an extended visit OF rela-
tives at St. Louis, Hillsboro and Joplin.
Missouri.
A VI. O1ell. commercial agent for the
Missouri Pacific aud "A prominent business
man Of Joplin, No., Was IN the city last
week, the guest of j. II. Osborne OF Sonth
Market street.
The probate Judge says be has pretty
lttle girl of years OF age Tor whicn he
would like 10 find good home III some
good family. By death the little one Is
left without parents.
Two men started from Hutchinson eu-
rout. to Fort Smith by way OF the Arkan-
sss river. They were forced to lay up
here on the islands soutn OF the city
awaiting more water.
The suit of e. T. Pickerei vs. Jarvis
Jones in the district court Is one that Is
being closely watched by attorneys. Sew
new points are being raised by demurrer
| to the plaintiffs petition
Bonnie. the 7-year-old daughter of T. H
Brown OF SOB Eliz beth street, died yester-
day morning of dipther,I. The funera!
Will be held this afternoon al O'Clock
from the family residence.
p 3. Dilday was out yesterday for the
| first time after a long siege with typhoid
fever. He looks little pale. bat he says
| he is ready TO rustic with the good read! n
people Of Okla hona again.
| Mrs. I. B. Fans entertained at tea Tues
day afternoon in honor OF Miss McGuire oil
| Louisville, Ky, and also Mrs Il q. Whit
tier. Mrs. X. N. Lockyer, Mrs. a j Bel
anG Mrs. Bell OF New York.
| Addison B Beck of Cheney was in the
! g.
| his m m,rriage with Miss Mary Surbeck oi
that place The marriage ceremony will
| take place on Tuesday eyeaiES.
Ratail dealers, particu srly those ont OF
! the city, vii! fiud il TO their interest 70
| consult tbs EAGLES wholesale department
! advertisements. The houses there repre-
scented are reliable and enterprising.
Bishop Thomas will preach today at tn 4.
| Episcopal church, aud while In the city
will he eni ertained At the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Vail; where lie will be
pleased TO meet his friends.
Harry McCabe is minus fine new five
| dollar hat, whicn was taken from him by
mistake at the +. z. doings ii few nights
ago. He promises TO hit the man who
! took it. with fine fifteen cent cigar wheI
he returns it.
Judge Reed will assign his docket OIL
/ w LlOEllIHS " SiOShs AL az
/ torneys are expected TO be present as the
| judge is determined to push litigation anc
/ If lawyers are not Oh hand To "a tend thell
| case, the same will he dismissed.
The Moss Rose Baking Powder Company
of this city uas novel ad in this paper
| this moruiug, in which they offer to Civ,
! street car tickets free with every box o
| their goods. This Is piece of Ell terpris;
| that will surely win friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas V. Donnelly ex
press the most gratihei thanks To then
| friends who cheered, cOmforted and as
sisted them so generously during tue re
cent sickness and death In their family
and especially to Dr.. Hoffman.
| Lewis Clark, who was accused of bitin!
| off the ear of s. Ii. Andrews, had his .ri1
| before Justice Tucker yesterday. The
case o. felouy was dismissed 10y the county
| attorney aud tue defendant was fined 81
and COS: for assault The 1ine aud cost:
| amounted TO $50.
Mrs Minute Pedigo will give An elcu
| tiouary entertainment at Eighteenth
street Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening. The Magnolia quartet ha, been
engaged to sing. A pie lsant evening Is
promise to all VINO favor the entertain
| unent with their presence.