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

property of Il. {. Cook on College hill.
John w. Adams has returned from
Winfield where he has been on legal bust
ness.
Miss Olive Nordmark leaves Wednesday
for Hutchinson where she viii spend the
winter.
Waller Young and Miss Ida Langwell
were licensed to wed yesterday by the pro-
bate judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McNaughten are
entertaining Harry Gentry and wife from
/ Richmond, Iud.
William Kay was called to Burton last
night by telegram announcing that his
fatber-in-law was dying.
Miss Anita Oiphant is quite ill w it'll a
severe spell of typhoid fever at her home,
725 East Sixteenth street.
DR.. + f. Hamilton has returned from
Chicago where he has been taking post
graduate course in his profession.
James w. Evans and Miss Nav Harlan
of Andale were united in marriage yes
terday by Probate Judge Stratton.
copy OF the will and last testament of
John T.. Hume, Esq, was filed in the
probate court yesterday.
Mr.. L. l.. Green of Chicago, general
manager OF the Domestic Sewing Machine
company, is in the city visiting Colonel
Thomas Shaw.
Mss Hettie Welch, who has been visit
Ing her sister Mrs. Frank Congletou for
some time, returns to her home In Kansas
City tomorrow.
William Shaw il having A trial In the
district court against John GoOde and his
bondsmen. He claims damages. Judge
Reed reserved his decision.
Two boys were arrested yesterday on the
charge OF stealing a turkey from coiored
woman. They will have their trial Non
day before the police judge.
The jury IN the cgse " Minnie Gangwish
against the Missouri Pacific railroad, r.
turned sealed verdIcg last night, which
viii be made known Monday.
james T. Estes and Miss Carrie l. Smith
of Cheney, yesterday received the neces-
ssry authority 10 assume the pleasures
and responsibilities Of matrimouy.
The case against William Stewart.
charged with assaultiug John McCul-
Tough with dangerous wea pon. was COO
tinued yesterday until Wednesday for
trial.
The directors of he Y. N c. A. yester-
day elected Fl. \. Post a. assistant secre-
tary of that organization. The association
g ~ be congratulated on the selection
| made.
Ernest NJ. earle of Clearwater. and Miss
| Clara T.. Pullman having concluded to sail
| together down The stream OF life yesterday
secured the necessary license for the EN-
barkment.
George Tudor and Fred Wilson were
| arrested yesterday bv Constable Noss on
warrant issued by Justice Tucker.
charging them with disturbing the peace
of Frank Pratt and family. They will
have their trial Monday.
The chrysanthenum show next week
| promises 10 he a great event. The ladies
! are looking forward 10 il with no less in-
icrest than the holiday season. and already
there is a refreshing rivalry among them
as 10 which of them can MAKE the best ex-
| hibit.
| Bishop Thomas arrived in the city last
! evening and Is the guest of Major + X.
! Powell. All friends are requisite 10 call.
! The bishop will hold services at the s..
John Episcopal church this morning aud
| evening. Services in the morning at II
and IN the evening at $50.
| Pat Healey WAS an interested spectator
| during the progress OF the canvass of votes
! by the commissioners Yesterday. lie nal
invested several hundred dollars OF the
result Of the congressional Contest in Seig-
wick county aud won his wagers by the
narrow margin Of fourteen votes.
! Dr. b. f Keabies aud wife Of Pel,a.
! Marian county, Ia. arrived last evrpipg
ard are visiting with their friends, Mr. J.
1 Markell and family OF Hillside avenue.
| The doctor l. staunch RepublIcab, nav
| ing served his county a. representative
| two terms in the Iowa legislature and
wears broad smile ever the ate Republic
! can victories.
| Mrs. Charles Grimes gave 4 supper
/ Tuesday evening 10 large uumb-r of
! friends. in honor OF the thirty-thiri birth
| day anniversary of her hush md. The
| evening WAS eDJoya bic speut 10y the guests
with mnsIc aud games. The occasion was
| a happy surprise To Mr.. Grimes who knew
pothing of the occasion until ne was sum-
moned To appear before Chief " alder,
who conducted him TO his residence wuere
| he was surrounded by his many friends
with congratulations for the fireman's
niyersary. He will remember tie occa-
sion as y happy mile stone Of life.
Hon. c. = Baker Of Columbus, Ind,
arrived in the city last Wednesday. His
W fe has been here since July IN quest OF
| health and Kansas climate She viii re-
| turn with her husband greatly improved
| in health. Nix. Baker has been actively
engaged in the campaign in 1ndisna, aud
/ reports the great Republican victory IN
! that safe rs the legitimate fruit or Cieve-
/ !ana's 'arid reform policy. Tue general
| depression in the mrnufac. uring dis ricts
| OF the natural gas Region WAS the first OBJ
! ject lesson, the result o. thi. election
c. mes IN for . s-cond. Il is a vrritabse
revolution ID lndisns politics. but Mr..
| BAKER thinks the change has come 10 stay.
! IT success in business Is all due . news
3. peradvertlsing.-A 7. Stewart