The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-09
CITY IN BI.iEE.

Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Pratt will enter
tain Rev. Rowland Hill during his stay
in the city.
The funeral of Mrs. G. W. Graham,
aged % years, was held yesterday at Self
zer Springs.
Hon. A L. Greene of Newton, promi-
nent lawyer of that city, wass see upon
our streets yesterday.
Miss Emma Wade of Kansas City is
the guest of Miss Laura Gibbs of the
Crawford Grand hotel.
l.. ". Miner left yesterday for New
York City and other eastern points. He
expects to be absent three weeks.
Mir. and Mrs. Albert Coe of LsRoy, n.
Y. are visiting their children, Mr.. f. F.
Coe, Mrs. J. d. McEwing and Mrs. Chas.
Call.
Rev. Rowland Hill. the eloquent
chaplain of the diocese. will officiate in
the Episcopal church both morning and
evening today.
The Odd Fellows lodge of this city met
with the Ida Rebkah lodge of the West
Side Friday night and report a pleasant
and profitable time.
Justice Tucker left last evening for
Beaumont to officiate at the funeral of
Mr. Cocannan, an old time friend and lead
ing spiritualist at that place.
Mrs. r. Shuttle, who has been visiting
for two months in Wisconsin. has re
turned. She was accompanied by her
two nephews who viii spend the winter
mere.
Some man without the fear of God in
night from 2l2 North Lawrence avenue;
and il was a ladies bicycle too. which
makes the sin that much greater.
Miss Anita oliphant left over the Rock
Island route last Tuesday evening for
Dallas, Tex. where she will spend the
winter visiting the family of c. H.
Langdeau, at No. 20S North Ervay street.
On her way from the Southwestern
Business college to supper at Mrs. Lewis
last evening, Mrs. E. H. Fritch lost a
German enamel with a fine stone setting
in the center.
The High School football team played a
practice game with the Valley Center 5
yesterday resulting in score OF i6 TO s
in favor of the High school. The star
plays were made by Hoover and Barrett,
Hoover kicking two goals from field
Judge Bowman of Newton, Senator Ben
tley and Judge Sankey of this city, were
taking testimony in SedgWick Yesterday
Hazard litigation pending in the district
court, and in the criminal court OF Judge
Tucker.
c. Gensman and son, prominent farmers
Of AttiCa township. We're in town yester-
day doing business at the court house
They report that rain is needed in their To-
caEty. \ good soaker would 90 world
of good 10 the fall wheat, which has a
large acreage in Attica township.
Charles Bucher OF Newton one of the
best known Democrats in Kansas. was
here yesterday, engaged as counsel in
the Thompson ana Bland-Hazard ltiGa-
tion. Mr.. BuCher represents Mr.. T. r.
Hazard. one of the defendants in the case.
Messrs Sankey n Campbell represent the
firm of THOMPSON x Bland of Crawfords-
vile, Ind. while MeSsrs Bentley a Hat
field appear for Wren, John A Hatfield
and T. J Cooper of SedgwiCk.
Mr.. J. c. Burnett, the efficient freight
contractor who has been located in Wich-
ita for the past two and half years a.
solicitor for the Santa Fe railway. has
been promoted 70 the position OF travel
ing freight agent with headquarters at
Pueblo, Colorado Mir. Burnett was very
popular with the business element in
Wichita. who are sorry 10 lose him but
glad that his promotion is financially a