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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Tho announced determination of Union
Pacific officials to scale down the wages
of employees and the reported difficulties
rising between the Gulf and The Union
pacific manaccmcuts. were the principal
topics Of conversation in railroad circles
yesterday. Judge Hallctt will take no
action on the wage question until the cm'
ployes have had an opportunity to be
heard from. Attorney Grant Of North
Platte has been asked to come az once 10
Denver 10 present the situation IN behalf
of the knights Of Labor. No steps VIII
be taken 10y the organization, however
until General Counsel Thurston OF the
Union Pacific has regularly filed the ap
plicatiOn described IN the Omahh us
4 Corbin Of Denver is taking the
ipitintiyc in behalf Of the knights.
"Al the information we possess gu the
subject" said he. is gained through lhe
dispatches, and we are processing on inc
snpnOsition that the dispatches are cor
rcd. / called on Judge Hallett aud he
assured me that he will give ample OPP
nort,tnitv for the mems side Of the Ques-
Hon TO be- presented before he issues any
order The order Of Judge Dnndy + OF
such unusual character that we feel the
nr1neeling is in the nature Of snap
H.
of mo proceeding than TO the apparent
effects. 1t IS probable tlnt other organi-
zations CONNECTED with the Union Pacific
viii be heard at the same tine VITA Cur
Word was received yesterday in Dem
| v,r that Judge Thursion had arrived at
! Cheyqrne and arrangements had been
made for an argument OF the case before
! no United States court Superintendent
/ Deuel will 20 10 Cheyenne to be present
| nj The argument.
Nir Deuel has returned from Omaha IN
| comnany with Colonel Ady. He talked
~ ZONE time on HE proposed reduction
| IN salary aud the feeling existing be-
| t,veen Union Pacific officials and heceiY-
ar Trnnbull Of the Fort Worth.
ssTle dispatches have not given q cor
roct view Of the situation" snid be,
/ '.Tbc reduction Of salary is nothing. Ike
tbc affair painted in the reports. The
| crder az the court is indorsed IN all the
oiates through which the system passes,
~ reduction may amount TO SlJD,OOO. a
year The highest estimated places me
s,,jng 10 the road at S1h2,OOO. The
change Il almost entirely. upon employees
WHO have been overpaid IN proportion 70
| n,bers on the line. Take the run be-
,a.crn Denver and Como as an example.
M distance Is $50 miles. but the en-
moor gets pay for 100 miles The road
+ as safe as any in the country ana
| ttor, IL no reason WHY an engineer
si,o,,lI receive $500 to 500 a month for
S,crl which should cost no more than
/ baf as MITCH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
MAGNATEs GATHERING.

A special from st. Louis yesterday
says: Receivers Reinhart and McCool;
of the Atchisou, Topeka and Santa Fe,
arrived in that city. joining Receiver vii.
sou who has been there some days,
aud all three have been in close con-
ference al the southern hotel Their oh
jects or Intentions could not be learned
General Solicitor Peck and Mcssrs
Smith and Ro,sington, rcp-a-entiug the
Union Trust company, are also present
al the conference. Ii is, therefore. PROF
able that something more important than
the securing Of authority to pay debts
Is ON hand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
BUILD1NG IN NEW MrXIcO.


1t is generally believed by the peo-
PIE of New Mexico that the Rock Isl-
and viii within a yels extend into that
territory from Maxwell City to Annette
and Taos. A Santa Fe dispatch says:
WORD is at hand from Northern Col
fax county today 10 the effect that CON
struction work has actually commenced
on the new railway project that is 10
cross the mountains from Maxwell City
TO Annette and Taos. A force OF work
men took the field fcw days ago under
direction of Chief Engineer Smith, and
they are now cutting out brush and do
ing other preparatory work for the road
bod through the Cimarrln canon. James
Howe. the hyeryman Of Maxwell CITY,
has received notice to be prepared tn ac-
cOmmodate sixty horses, which, ii is sup
posed are TO be used to break ground at
the Maxwell end Of the line, and parties
applying for work in the canon are told
that plenty of work can he had nj Max
well City in few days, This j. news
for al, Northern New Mexico. II means
the coming OF the Rock Island across
ColfaN, Taos, Rio Arriba and san Juan
counties. and early resumption of work
on the Rock Islands link between Lab
eral, Kan, and Maxwell City. The new
line will touch Amizettc, run five miles
south of Taos, whore new Taos clly
will be built, and thence bear southwest,
crossing tue Rio Gmndc at Chama and
go up the Rio Chamu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

City Ticket Agent Winfield OF the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas, reports that the
condition Of passenger traffic over his
road has been exceeding fair for
weeks. Passenger business for the
month just closed is far in excess of
recepu for the same period in 1892 &.
Reports of business done by other city
offices are very encouraging, ami indi.
cate an increase in comparison with the
pravions year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Several viennese physieians have made a
specially OF woman culture. One Of them.
a DR.. Robert Fischer says that his practice
OF this sort is 30 great that the days are
not long enough. Confines this frank
speaker Numbers OF mothers put their
daughters through a whole course Of beau
tincation when they are IN the ninrrlage
market That's the time when the most
elaborate Preparations Of the human form
are ordered and undertaken. ! have great
deal IN IRE 70 do IN the spring aud fall than
for the most fashionable balls Of the year
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

There Is rich retired merchant living
in one Of the many beautiful mburbs that
surround cultured Boston who has reared
and educated quite a large family Of boys
aud girls without even naming them or al
lowing any one else 10 do no. He saya q
person has a perfect right TO choose his or
her own name, and he has vigorously IN
sisted upon this idea being carried out 10
the letter. All OF his children have borne
pet NAMES until old enough to select ono
for themselves. Quite odd, is it mott A
bit confusing, too, but a new idea, and
everything new IS welcome.--New York
World.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

take i5o car loads or 24oo tons for use
az rlis point.
The gross earnings Of the Cincinnati.
New Orleans and Texas Pacific railroad,
which have just been complied for the
month Of December last, were SSlO,OQ,
a decrease OF $i9,74S, as compared with
the corresponding month Of 1882.
Hardin, Jones and Oldwicr, the three
men who attempted TO rob an express
train on the Illinois Central near Cen.
tralia, H., September 20 lust, have been
convicted aud sentenced to twenty years
Imprisonment in the penitcntiary.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company has closed eleven Of IT.
largest colleries for an indefinite period.
A number Of the l.ehlgh Valley Coal com
pany's mines will also be shut down UNI
I'll the large amount Of coal on band
Is disposed Of.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
BRowNs STRANGE DOCUMENT,

The Toledo. Blade of tho Both says:
j. D. Brown, the well known passen-
ger agent AT Sie,eland, was the recipe
ent Of stiTTSSee- document recently.
Back in the EOS, When 4e was clerk
on lie Missouri, Kansas and Texas, in
an idle moment he made out a tracer
for an imaginary key Of beer. II was
sent from one cmploye to another. Each
made a notation and forwarded it on.
Ii went the rounds Of the railroads OF
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, Brown
had forgotten all about the strange doeu.
ment when it suddenly turned NJ last
week. Traffic Manager Sweeney OF the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas in looking
over old papers. found aud Forwarded it
to Brown. asking II the keg had been
found. Men who signed as clerks m
1872 and 1873 are now occupying POSI-
tons as general freight and passenger
agents, and are scattered all over The
cOuiinent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Perhaps the most fortunate politician
who ever lived in the matter Of legacies
was William Pitt, earl Of Chatham. In
consideration Of his services 10 the country,
the Duchess OF Marlborough left him leg
acy Of eloOO0 Some years afterward Sir
William PynseDt died, leaving the great
orator n legacy Of 1900 year This for
tune was quite unexpected, and Pitt never
taw his beneiactor Ia his life, London Tit
Bita
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
PENNSYLVANIA STATEMENT.

The Pennsylvania company has issued
the following statement; All lines east
Of Pitsburg and Erie for December
1sDS. as eotnrared with the same month
In 1852 show decrease IN gross earn
ings Of SG32. O7S. oil. decrease ~ eA-
pcnses OF SSl6,556 81, and ~ i ssi ~
in net earnings Of SlSifie,e n ips
twelve months Of 1893. as COMPARED WI" AZ
the same period of ls92' st NV, go ~
crease in gross earnings OF S-.,, 70
a decrease in expenses Of 49, sl.f9-.
aud a decrease ia mel earnIlass ~ M
2Id01 All lines west o. fl.'' ,.,,,,,,,ared
with the Same month IN 1892, chow s,i q 4s-
crease in gross earnings q rs, so ,l ~, y,
decrease In expenses Of Si'i'' s.i.i5 ;.
and decrease III act earalass "a 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
n1n GRANnE AILIANoE.

The management OF the Fort Worth
line has been negotiating viii: the Den
yer and Rio Grande for several weeks,
saws Denver dispatch, with n view OF
enecting a traffic alliance. Intelligence
was received from President jeffrey AZ
Salt Lake shat he viii meet The fGrl
Worth officials today 10 confer on me
subject. One of the points in tEe agT rec
ment will be the extension OF tne ii9
Grande express company over tle "uli
system. II the plans are carIiep ou'
an outlet to tide waite. from Utah and
the Western slope.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

O'Connell had got man Cd at ono time
for highway robbery and at another for
burglary, but on third occasion, iof
stealing a eoastiug brig, the task Of hood.
winking the jury seemed too great for even
his powers Of cajolery However, he made
out that the crime was committed on the
high seas and obtained an acquittal. The
prisoner lifted mp his hnnd aud eyes 10
heaven and exclaimed, "Mny the Lord
long spare you, Mr.. O'Connell.--to melt
San Francisco Argonaut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Mr., Hightone--My dear, you must send
that new girl away at once. SHE is not ut
to have around.
Mrs. liightone-I will Just as quick aS |
can write her reference,
Refercncet DO you mean to say you In
tend TO give creature like that a refor-
enceY"
"Of course, How can help ~ II !
don't, she'll tell everybody about the quar-.
rel you and | had last night aud thc-the
way ] talked TO you. Journal Amusant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
MURDERED HIM
BECAUSE HE WAS DARED TO,
THEN SURRENDERED,
Was Released and the Next Morning
Committed suicide-A strange
Case OF Murder and Suicide
In Missouri.


By Associated Press.
Becker, Mo, Feb. | There has been
bad blood for several years between
Henry Fries and his iatherin-law, Johu
Schultz, living two miles from this place.
Tuesday night the feud was renewed,
and, according TO Sehutz Fries dared
him 10 shoot, Schultz took the dare
and killed Fries. lie surrendered TO the
nearest Justice Of The peace, who refused
10 hold him Schultg then returned home.
slept all night and while feeding his
stock in the morning blew his brains
out. Fries was about ~ years Of age
He left a widow and live children.
Schultz was about 90 years old and has
several grown children.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

The three regiments Of the Kentucky
state euari viii have a tournament be
fore long at Lexington.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

The great Quebec winter ice carnival
has just opened
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

The EXPRESS DEAL SETTLED.
Inc United States express company
closed deal with the Chicago, Mil
wankee and st. Paul railroad company
Saturday, whereby il secures the exclns
i've right Of operating on that system for
inc next ten yesrs Tie territory COW
cred by the Milwaukee will become a
separate division for the United States
express company, displacing both the
ADAMS and the American companies.
The entire new territory represents 6lS0
miles OF track belonging TO the Miwau.
kec road. The deal was ratified Satur-
gay al joint meeting IN Chicago OF
the board OF directors Of the Milwaukee
and of the express company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Col Ineersoil has taken the platform
IN favor o. MeISiulesisnl
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
liliOad Time Table.


~ Pacific trains Nos. . and O
~ y Itrarkana, r. @. Junction,
4 s.slfron Marshall, Longvlew
/. os sandy, Mineola. Wills Point,
~ rtss'aeh East Dallas, Dallas and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
INTERNATIONAL ROUTE,

|pnnectlon with Houston aud Texas
l Railway, makes the best ume from
foRT WORTH. DALLAS.
ether North Texas Points, to
eln. San Antonio. Lgredo,
And Points 10 Mexico./
IVAN sLEEPERS DAIZY in each
direction VIA HEAi/E
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02
~ KANSAS Am TryAg


M Arrive. Depnrt
-, 80 p m 40 p IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-02

Galveston, Houston and 81 Louis, Dallas and
san Antonio via hoarne and Ansiln.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

T~owarzystwo wErosnie. Pc Poaudniu
czlonkowie Towarzystws zeszli sic ma
posiedzenie o drugiej godzinie. FreIy
obywstel w. Gul ahski otworzyi
~posiedzenie; usprzod powiedziaim move ~
ktorej wyra.ai sic ie Chico mas maia gar.
s,ks ale trzymsjmy sic zwiazku Marc
dowego Pol'kiego Jak Ps1o1oay ul'.
Pc movie teraz weIwai sekretsrza do
zd.nia rachunku z casego roku. Sskre
tsrz S. Szymsfski dal racbunki kt6re
byfy urnane przez komitet tegoi To-
w.rzyst~a Ia dobre i tax ksiaaki So "
~porzsdku. NsStepnie Przystapiono do
obierania zsrzsdu tegos Towarzystws.
Jsdnoglosns zarzad zostai starry. w.
Gudahski prezydeut, w. Wilkiewic1
kssyer. o
2 bratniem pczdrowieniem,
S. SLymahski, sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

- Nam zaszczyt uwiadomi6 wszyst'
kicb rodak6w 1 r~obotnikow polskieh W
Newarku i okolicy lie. wslne 7groms
dzenie ludowe odbedzie sic dnia 13go
stycznia 1894 T, W novel Hall OBJ. w.
C~zeruickiego pod No. Il Psence str
ma kt6rem to dzielni mowcy wygiosza
nowy WAX nsilegsiniejszy ispokojniej'
sly spor6b w~ywalczJc sobie ~PolePszenie
bytu klss pracujscycb. Przeto Prsyjdz'
Gle wszyscy ably wsP6lnie sic nsradzi6'
jak unikns6 ijarzma kt6re nam kaPitsl
ma karki zaklada. Pc zamknieciu de
bat usstspi przyiemns zabaws uroz
maicona rozmaitym mi niespodzisnkami'
Sskr. psrtyi polsko-robotnicsej
A.. Ostrotoski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

Poszukuje brsta uego Joztfs Niisk,
tn W Ameryce Nike, z zawodu mlynarz'
zarazem Jskoba PIusskiewicza piekarza
oboje z Kslestss PozDshskiego. Kto
by wiedzisl o ith pobyCiu, Prosze mi
donieEc, Tub ssmi 7ecbca MI dsc 1nSc o
sobie. Wincenty Mick,
l6 RiviDgtou ST. New York, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03
,,POznah", Wiscosin.


Kupilem wielka fsrme blisko z 1000
akrow cd Sterling Kompsnii i rozdxis-
lilem ja ma czesci po 40 / 80 ARROW, kat
da zdstna ma made gospodsrstwo. lie
mia Ia jest zsrsz obok missteozks Poz-
nah, Wis. 1 ns kszdej farmie Jest dobry
dom mieSzkalny, "a niekt6rych % tax
ze Stsjnie 9. I. c. Pamietajcie, fe pre-
szio 200 polskich familii zakuptlo zie-
Die " tel okolioy " przecisgu ostatnioh
3 lat msja swoj ladny <osOi61 ftp.
Jeteli prsgniesz miec lsdna farme =
domem itP., to chwytsj To Sposobnos6.
Mote juA nigdy ME trs6 sic Known taxa
sposobnose zakupienia ziemi DO tax
nizkiej Genie. Oprocz tych farm man
do sprzedania blisko 10000 ARROW dzi-
kiej ziemi E~sroslei ladnem twardem
drzewem, kt0rs sprzedsje cd B do 8 dol,
"a skier. Piszcie po ksiatki, mspy it'd.
opisujsce te Eiemie.
K. ROSHOLT,
Eau Claire, Wiconssn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

Posiedzenie kwartslne gr. %
Tow. Syn6w Polski" W Detroit Mich.
odbsdzie sic dnia logo stycznia Z. 1894
W zwyk,em czasie " hall pesiedzeh, ma
kt6re kaidy czlOnek powinien stawie
sic bezwarunkowo, gdyt nader watne
sprswy beds do la.atwienis. Nieobecnose
czlonka ukarana zostanie podlug praw
ko~nstytucyi. q szaounkiem. L. Terski,
sekr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03
IGNACY;HANCZEWs SKI,

IGNACY;HANCzEWsKI
czlonek Z. N. p. gr.. 14o umsri dnia 10
grudnis pc cieakiej szesc miesiscznej
Chorobie cpstrzony sw. Sakrsmentsmi.
Pogrstons " smutku iona z dzlecmi
prosi braci zwiszkowych modlie sic "a
SPok6j go.duSzy.
J. Dresler, ,Sekr. or. l4O
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03
zwia ekSpiewakow PoIskfcb
w h

w AMERYCE-
zARzAD zwIAzKU sPIRwAKow:
n. MALLKK, prezes. $40 18th Ave. MIlwAukee, VIII
N. SHUBERT, vice-preLes. zoo 9Th Ave "a q
M KUoERA, sekr. 3sn. II2 Mitchell Str % 4"
]. STRUzIK, vice sokI. jen. tl2 Mitchell St I" O.
R C-zkRwNsKL kAsyef, ass Mitchell Su. % %
A. hALLxK, dyrygient, S82 Jane Str. Chicago, lbs.
CZLoNKowIR HoNoRowI:
Prof. TITUS EKNEsTI, Utica, N. Y.
Parma HKroRTA A~KuTMsKA, Chicago, Ills.
Parma KoEsTAHCTA D~oHBRoWsKA, Racine, Wis
Prof AnToM KoNrsKI. Grand, Rapids Mich.
Ks. N~oliAJrIs, billiards., Mich.
FRAEUsERk GRYaLAszEWsKI, Minneapolis, MINI.
7. GuMNsKL, Grand Rapids, Mich.
o ZwIAZKU SPIRwAKOW;
CHol !. Tow. Spiewu ,CHoPnA" Chicago, Ils
sen. q. WoJNIoKI, 10 Augusta str.
ChoA q Tow. Spiewuy HARMoEIA" " MlWaukes
via. sekr. B. ZAKRzEwsu 45 Mitchell st.
CHoR q Tow. Spiewu ,HAzMomAs " La oane III
seu. J. FoKRsTER.
CHoR T. Tow. Spiewu yHARnoNIA"w Duluth MINI
sekr. AHTon GRABARKIKv1oz,
Caol g. Tow. spiewu ,,LUrHIA" " Milwaukee, Wis
Sen. 4. PoEoRsu, y Wright Str.
CHoR 2. Tow spiewu aLurHIA' " Grand Rapids
nichs sekr. J. l. KoFKRsK1, 34 BoWery
str.
CHol g. Tow. spiewu Harmonic " Detroit Mich
sekr. " A. hADAJ 7s1 st. Aubin ave.
CHoR 8. Tow. Spiswu WANDA" " Chicago, LIS.
sek. paunA M. BnKowsKA, SSS W. Chioa.
M. Rucera, sekr. jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

- Cierpialam tax ma zszisbienie, .e
wskutek ksszlu .nie mcglsm W nocy
spac. Utylaml DIR. Augusta koeniga
Hsmburskiej herbsty pierscioWeJn kt6ra
mi zsraz pomogia. - Msrys Schneider,
ll16 Csbell STR Dallas. Tex.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-01-03

- w sprswozdaniu obchodowem z
Grand Rapids,s Mich, zsszfy male Po-
mylki W podaniuI nszwiSk. Me St.
Ludwik-ale ST. Sidorek ;Enie ST pczyh.
ski-ale ]. Supczeski.C Prezesem byi
J. Kowieski.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-09
CLOSED WITH FAIR
KINGS DAUGHTERS WIND UP THE
SOCIAL WEEK NICELY.
Ii Was the Center of the Beautiful
and Artistic and Wichitas Fair
Girls Made Money for the Poor
Other Doings Among Daughters
of the Peerless Princess.

Society. which has been on tip toe, mata-
Shoricslly speaking. for the past Two
weeks, has been highly gratified by the
beautiful exhibition made By the ladies
of the Kings Daughters" The fair was
all that could he asked for in the way OF
dainty maidens i'll Quaint costumes, lovely
booths filled to overfowing with beautiful
aud useful articles. and large crowds OF
patrons who Were anxious TO show their
appreciation of the benevolent work done
by these young people. Times are hard,
but ''the poor we have always with u.s.
aud some noble acts of charity and self
sacrifice have been whispered about as
hayiug been the work of the happy crowd
assembled on Friday and Saturday nights.
The success of the entertainment Is
largely due in such Gases to those who DO
the most uninvitiDg part Of the work. aud
from this the young girls have not turned
back. Miss Ryder president, had An
arduous position which she filed mos;
nObiy. The most capable aid and CO.
worker being Miss Bone. Where all have
done well there is no''room for scanT raise.
Miss Chapman's booth with sweets TO
the sweet" was well patrOnIzed. while the
flower stand of Miss bessie Reed was
marvel OF beauty Old and young visited
the doll booth, and the dainty china aad
needlework in Miss Meetings. booth was
crowded at all times. The Kings
Daughters have done well socially and
financially, which is just what they de-
serve to have done.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-09
WHAT SOCIAL FOLK DO.
Comlngs and Goings al ;he People Who al
Society.

N Society.
Miss Grace McAdams is visiting in
Greek, Neb.
day evening.
several weeks.
Miss Laura Boone entertained Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T Nash have gone
to Chicago to live.
Mrs. Robert Smyth gave an afternoon
tea last Wednesday.
Miss Lizzie Hall entertained last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. z. Hume will spend the win
ter in Kentucky and Ohio.
Mrs. Frank Smith is entertaining
Miss Eta Jewett of Iowa City.
Mrs B. f. Ellsworth is entertaining
Miss May Kelly of Perth, Kan.
The regular open meeting Of Hypatia
Will be held tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. George Dold entertained a num-
Der Of friends at whist last night.
Mrs. F. W. Israel is entertaining Mrs.
S. 5. Woodward of Carlinville, Ill.
Mrs. Woodman and Miss Elsie Wood
man have returned from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood entertain
ed the Coldwater club last evening"
MIR. and Mrs N r. Ballard are enter
tanning Miss Daisy Denton of Attica.
Mrs William Livingston is entertain
ing Miss Nelly Rush of Ottawa, Kan
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boone have
taken rooms at the Carey for the win
ter.
Mrs. b. D. Lucy, mother Of Mrs.
Sharpe, has returned home to Arkan-
sas.
Mis- Pauline Lewelling returned to the
state university the first part of the
week.
Miss Olga Misenbaugh Of Mandota,
ILL.,, is the guest of Miss Florence WASH
burne.
Mrs. s. W. Norris is in Harrisburg,
Kentucky, attending a big family re-
union.
Miss Pearl Ryan of Beatrice. Neb.. is
the guest of Mesdames J. Meyer and
Moore
Monday evening the Owl and Cres-
cent club gave an informal hop at the
Crawford.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. John Exton
entertained the members of the St
Johns guild.
Mrs. ]. II. Alley who was visitin her
daughter, Mrs. Whitney of Perry, has
returned home.
Colonel and Mrs S. f. Jocelyn have
gone to San Antonio, Tex, where they
Will spend the winter
Mrs. J. l. Dyer is entertaining Mrs.
Hurd of Leavenworth and Mrs. Hill
of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-09
AZ TnE o1UE- HoUsE

The force II the treasu1er's of-ice
were al busy yesterday receiving taxes
i was by far lhe best day OF the pres
enr season. and a large number q
farmers were present
D. ? Alexander fled his annual
statement a. guardian O. the heirs %
G Il. Alexander
Judge T p Wall was allowed Sl9e
against the estate of John \ HsIIace-
George - Matthews filed mis- sixth
annual statement as guardian q AiE-
MIA Sester. z minor
Under Sheriff Simmons vas able .
b Al the o--ice yesterday after beng
confined % the house for four weeks.
from injuries received while crossing .
fence
The Lime Kiln klub net yes;s riay
and elected officers Judge NcC4nd-
less vas elected president without sal
airy. and Lew DEAN was chosen as
secretary.
George J. Gunsr.an fled his annual
settlement yesterday of ths estate q
Matthews GGniscn. minor.