The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-27
CITY IN BEIEF.

u. ID. EpDel Oh DeEVer is OOluS UUsiueSs
with the poultry men OF the city.
Miss Dollie Schnitzler has gone on q
visit TO Colwich for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. w S. Maxwell of Newton was Wis
iting in the city Friday and Saturday.
W. T. Tibbits, travelling passenger agent
of the Denver and Rio Grande. is in the
city.
J. B. Adams of the Leon Press was in
town last night and paid the EAGLE a
visit.
Mrs. E. A. Calvert of 2O6 South Emporia
avenue is convalescing from her receuG ILL
1 ness.
Mrs. H. B. Taylor of Wymore. Neb., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. II.
| Simisou.
| NJ c.. Campbell returned home yester-
day after u lengthy sOjoIrn at his ranch in
Clark county.
c. T. Ben row and Mrs A. n Benbow of
Galveston, Tex. are visiting their father,
A. L. Benbow of Rose Hill.
Miss Lola Maxwell went TO Newton Sat-
| urday to attend the annual banquet of the
Newton high school Alumni.
That auditorium is q big thing 1t is
said that at one time on Friday night there
were thousand dancers Oh the floor.
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supper last night Misses Pratt and Moore.
and Messrs. Allen, Taylor and Neile.
Mrs W. c. Sans of Kansas City is Wis
iting in the north part of the city, with
Eer friends Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Knox.
Mr. aud Mrs. John Watts of Newton
passed through the city yesterday enroute
for Fort Smith to attend the wedding of
Jane ReddIng.
The funeral services of Ada James
Harvey will be held at the family resi-
dence, 456 North Fourth avenue, this after
noon at o clock.
H. C. Elliott of Chicago has bought him.
self home on North Lawrence aud with
his family are enjoying the comforts and
beauties OF the city and climate.
Mrs. Vermillion left the CITY yesterday
for the home OF her parents In Iowa. She
was called there on account of the serious
Illness Of her mother and brother.
Edwin ID. White of Dearfield and
Geu0rie T.. Smith of Sawyer, obtained a
license from the probate court yesterday
to unite in the holy bonds of marriage.
Miss Katie Hill, who has been in the
city for some time in the family of Mr..
John MillEaupt left yesterday for Denni-
son, Tex, where she will meet her uncle.
Adjourned meeting of Caroline Harrison
circle will be held this Saturday at A. o.
L. w. Hall, at p. m. Let every member
be present also all candidates for inItia-
ton.
The subject OF Rev. Hall at the Baptist
church This morDing will interest
educational people. His sermon will be
on The Silent Army of the Republic
our Teachers"
Through the kindness of Dr. McClees
and others, the little inmates at the chill
Il = froo do on Z
street cars yesterday aud tickets to the
dog and pony show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jienc&e of Inde-
pendence Kan, and Miss kaschner of
Neodesha, Kan, are visiting here during
the convention of the United Commercial
Travellers, the guests of Mir. ald Mrs Louis
Herman.
L. y. Livingston a news agent on the
Santa Ee was arrested by Constable Tom
Justice fuckers court. Livingston is
charged with working fim-fiam game on
a passenger to the amount OF $1,000.
Among the charters granted By the sec
retarv of state this week was the Fcater-
nal Order of tue Magic Circle of Wichita
The directors are 4. Ii. Garnett. II. J,
Hills, T. W. Waller, Jr., c. NJ, Hoilings-
worth, Z. b. Shumway, all OF Wichita
All contributions of flowers for decora-
tion day will be very thankfully received
BY the committee, at Garfield hall, aS .
O'Clock a. NJ, Wednesday morning, May
30th Parties contributing flowers will
please leave their names with the com
mittse for publication.
The German NJ 4. church will give a
grand concert at the First NJ. Z. church
Tuesday evening next. Mrs. y. q. Wal
den and Miss Jean kaufman, a musical
graduate of the State university, will par
Iicipste in the program. Exercises will
begin al p. IL. sharp.
\ petition signed by aboDt 200 promi-
nent citizens. principally attorneys aud
officers, asking Justice o. W. c. Jones to
give n hypnotic entertsinfnent in the near
futGre, has been circulated. They all
promise to attend. Justice Jones is a
better hypnotist and mesmerlst than |
Flint.
The pupils OF the first aud second grades
Of the Irving school. accompanied by their |
teachers. Miss Mary Barwise aud Miss !
Anna Zeininser, formed merry party /
to enjoy Friday afternoon IA the woods /
Outdoor games, music and supper beneath /
the trees were the features OF the alter |
moons picnic.
Miss Mathiida Lennon. her pupil. Mss 1
Beatrice Rich. accompanied b. Mrs. + T. /
Mcnamara. Mrs.. \obse aud Mrs Nelson 4
were the guests OF the sisters and pupils 1
of All HaIiows sc ,demy on Friday after 1
noon The musical treat - kindly pro !
vide1 by Misses isen3sa and Rsch, was 4
most enjoyable
Elder J. Y Updike and family are vjs- 4
itu-g n, the hams ef their daughter, Mr.
Rev. SIMS. Nh osiike goe> 80 itutchin-
son Saturday Ia hold an vv4neeiIslic meet
ia.- 4hsre- His work II ;a;s tive > known
all eyer the country Mr. Jpiiks viii
lecture in the Crntrsi Jiirssi ists cAarch of 4
this elty in the n~ar f1tuFe.
W. w. Long OF Wichita a1d Alice p,,sie
O: bayneviil-, wers- mETsfsti at the r,-~i
perc- Of the brides parents on May )
Mr. Long = employed IN the freight de
oartmeut o. the Nis-oar. Pac n- railroad