The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

J. H. Dagner left for Chicago last night
He hasn't been there since 1854
Mrs. l.. ID. Westgate of 6O9 North En-
poria is visiting relatives III GAINESVILLE,
Mo.
Misses Olive and Eva Decatur have gone
to Baltimore to spend the winter with rel
atives
Colonel W. NJ. Hammock, OF Woodward,
Oklahoma, was iu the city this week on
business.
Miss Cadie Parker of Valley Center was
in attendance at the teachers meeting
yesterday.
Harry Plaggmau and wife of Winfield
are spending Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. {,
W. jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Alexander will be
at home to their friends at 600 North En-
poria until November.
The county teachers association met at
the common pleas court room yesterday
and was largely attended.
Ralph ". Gregory aud Miss Viola NJ.
Fitzgerald. both of North Wichita, were
licensed to wed yesterday.
Herbert Wing of the editorial staff OF
the Newton Republican was caller at
the EAGLE Office last evening.
Captain John II. Shields OF the Guthrie
Leader. arrived in the city last night 10
spend Sunday with his family.
The many friends Of Miss Lnlu Bruner
will be glad to know that she Is slowly re
covering from a serio Us attack of typhoid
fever.
Montague Jacks, Wichita's expert ac-
countant has been engaged by one of the
counties Of western Kansas TO examine the
| books.
The congressional committee members
of the city are requested TO meet at Repub-
licsn headquarters Monday evening at s
o'clock.
Married at the residence OF the brides
| parents, South Wichita, Mr.. John NJ.
Brown and Mss Belle Wyckoff both Of
| Wichita, L. A. Hall officiating.
Mr.. Ralph c. Davis, son of Police Com
missioner Davis. left on the Rock Island
Yesterday for his home in PitJsDIrg, Pa,
after spending two weeks with his parents.
! J. T. Holmer is in daily receipt of letters
/ of congratulation from his numerous
| friends who had read the letter OF King
| Price confessing the crime for which he
suffered.
Charles W. Miles AMI Miss Winfield
| Duncan of Goddard having concluded TO
| sail together down life's rugged stream,
| secured the necessary legal document at
the probate court yesterday
The white BARRIERS will meet the colorei
/ BARRIERS at the fair grounds at go D. N,
| today in match game OF baseball. 1t
will be for blood, and the ooiOred shavers
are already claiming victory
Harry c McClung will render the beau
tiful baratone solo. "Forg ven,' by Hyatt
Brewer, with violin cello obiigato by
| Ralph Dunbar, for oftertory al 81. Johns
/ Episcopal church this morning
! The family of James McHugh Of 1907
! Cleveland avenue are said 10 be IN distress
! ing circumstances. There are EIGHT ia the
family and the father and four Of the CHR
dren are rspoIted to be very SICK
Tie Wichita Pump company placed a
new wind pump aud ieef grinder on ihe
/ vacant IotS southeast OF the postofflcs FOR
the benefit Of farmer, teams. and 10 show
a new patent the company las secured for
grinding feed
The Young people OF the South Lawrence
| Sunday school gave reception for their
! superintendent a. his home Friday even
iuE the i2th inst. i good program was
/ rendered. refreshments were served aud
all had royal good time
The Ladies Missionary society OF the
| Fnporis Aveaue Baptis; ca urch gave a
social last evening al the home OF Ms.
FIsrIer 9l9 North Nsst avenue, which
was pronounced By all very EMO yaole and
was a decided success financially.
The Rev. John r Won Eerriiea will
leave tomorrow evening for q four or i've
/ weeks trip through The principal eastern
= CzsseS q tie lLsrkc-- % - go
xnt fo- rscreAtion M ven Herrlieh viii
make New YORK City his principal stop
ping place
The intsres. IS increa>lag rapielT "a tie
4 - L " anniversary . te Sesd A.
Wellington october - lss-+ The ind c.
tions point 10 a large delegation gciag
rom Wichita All desiring % aTs;i iae-n
Gives 4 excursios rates -znuii aoiify tie
local lodges ncg later ihaa AcRts y night.
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