The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-22

A marriage license was issued yester-
day 10 Theodore Off, Jr-, aged q. and Miss
Matte Spark, aged Is
/ The many friends Of DR.. ]. Edwin Jen-
nings will be glad TO know that he viii
spend the holidays in the city
Married. yesterday afternoon, ar. VIM
CarnaEan OF Valley Cener. 10 Miss Cath
crime Dunn. of Sedgwick City.
Jack Luters and Dan Painter were ar
rested yesterday on the charge OF being
implicated in the theft OF a COW.
The registry and stamp windows at the
postoffice will be open until 80 D. m to-
night for the accommodation of the work
ing public.
Thomas Smith, who recently fought
draw at Argentine with Quinn. the Chi
cago pugilist, is visiting with Paddy Shea,
near the packing houses
AR. and Mrs. ]. F. Miller wish to thank
the friends who so kindly sympathized
and assisted them during the sickness
and death OF their child.
Mort Albaugh, editor of the Kingman
Leader, who did such hard work in his
county for Republican success. was IN the
city last night en- route 10 Enid.
Yesterday Police Judge Babb fined
Frank Cheney $40 and trimmings for ais
turbing the peace. In default OF payment
Cheney was locked UP in the jail
Jack Clark who has been in the city the
past four weeks the guest OF Cash Hen
derson, goes TO Washington this morning
~ Spt4AQ I'll Is AitdS Win HIS POI chlS
Mr.. ]. j. Mcnamara has returned from
his trip to Excelsior Springs. Mo-. and can
now be seen at the store of Munson *
Mcnamara. His health is greatly i'm
proved and he feels like new man.
Yesterday being the last day of school
before the holidays, the numerous educa-
tional institutions over the city devoted
the afternoon TO rhetoricals. Pleasing
programs were given at the different
school houses.
ing COW Wednesday and was given a
preliminary hearing yesterday. 1t was
decided TO hold him until district court
conyenes ard he was put under 500 bond,
in default of which he was locked up.
Mr.. Edwin N Lublin, travelling sales
man for one OF the leading corset firms OF
New York, came in yesterday and Will be
here during the holidays. Ny Lubin is a
very sociable gentleman who has the habit
or writing the names of everybody with
whom he becomes acquainted.
Mr. Charles Wells. who had been con-
nected with the Potts Drug company as
travelling salesman for a considerable
length of time. recently severed his con-
nections with that firm and after the first
of January Will represent the National
Lead Co, of Chicago.
Last night the Wichita High School
Athletic association and chorus gave very
pleasing entertainment at Garfield hall
charging an admission fee OF 10 cents.
There were some very pleasing numbers
on the program and the audience. which
was large one, applauded almost every
effort.
+. c. Cook who left here some months
ago Tor Louisiana to act as editor of the
Abbeyville Sar has made quite hit In an
editorial headed Louisiana leads. The
article is In the nature of a boom article
and after holding out the natural advan-
tages of the state shows that money is
being made there. The New Orleans Pic
ayune. as well as number OF the papers
Of adjoining towns. copied the editorial
in full Mr.. Cook was reared and educat-
ed in Wichita He is a graduate of Lewis
academy of the class OF SO and attended
the Wichita university. The news of his
success VIII be welcome to his friends