The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-22

we'll attended and Melted a nice sum
for the treasury department
Syl Dixon of Argonia, was at the
Hotel Carey last night He has quiz
politics for the present and is now
rustlins after farmers who have wheat
TO sell.
The City Medical society met last
night i'm the office Of DR.. Fordyce on
North Main street and held an interest
ing meeting DR.. Fordyce read q spien
did paper on Scrofula-
John Stephenson of Belle PLANE, and
Frank Walton from near Cheney, two
of the Happy Valleys weil-to-do far
mers. spent Wednesday in the metropo-
lis transacting business
Boynton T. Livingston and Edna
May Aid were married Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF the brides
| parents. No. 1914 South Emporia avenue
w r. Watson officiating
w. a. Hart and Miss Minnie Duff
were married night before last at the
! residence of T. NJ. Lawrence by Rev.
| George Smith The wedding was a
quiet one, only a few friends being
| present.
John a. Eaton of Winfield was in at
! tendance at the United States court
yesterday and gave il as his opinion
that the people Of this county are get
ting in position to make great big
kick al the way our national analfS
are being managed
Hon. Milton Brown of Garden City
was in the city yesterday on legal
business Mr.. Brown is member of
the state senate and one of the most
active workers for the people OF west
ern Kansas in that body. lie repre-
SentS twenty-five counties.
Mrs Darlington Booth and Miss Edith
Marshall of the Salvation army nave
arrived in Baltimore on five weeks
tour during which they will hold thirty
! seven meetings in Pittsbdrs. Detroit,
Milwaukee. ST. Louis, Galveston, Dallas
Wichita, Topeka and Kansas CITY
The ladies of the Central Baptist
church will give a social this evening
at the residence OF Mrs. CruIne at Jos
North Washington avenue. y SPLEEN
did time is expected and there is no
| doubt but what the attendance VIII be
large and the social a great success.
The Olivet Manufacturing company
of Wichita has been Incorporated To
manufacture and sell wind mills. lrrl-
cation supplies. machinery and novel
ties. The capital is $4,000 and the di-
rectors are as follows: r. L. Marsh.
w. l. Sexton, T. h. Sexton. Charles
! Gardiner and w. II. Richardson.
The local lodges. Nos. % and 211, A. Q.
| L. w. have arranged a joint meeting
/ in their hall, corner First and Main,
/ for Tuesday evening of next week.
( The meeting will be social in it's charac-
ter, vet some matters OF especial inter
( est TO the members of the order VIII
/ be considered. All Workmen in the
/ city are expected TO be present.
VIII r. ScheH candidate for the board
tI..
was called to Fort Scott yesterday on
/ business and therefore. will not be
! here for the next few days 10 talk with
! his friends about his election. 1t is
not necessary. The people in Mr..
/ Schells ward has such thorough
/ estimate of his ability that he would
| be elected whether here or not.
Mrs. Jane r. Jordan died at her home
! eight and a half miles southwest of
the city Wednesday morning of that
dreadful disease consumption The
deceased came TO this county many
wears ago and settled on farm where
she has since lived. The funeral serV-
/ ices will be held at the country resi-
dence this morning at 10 O'Clock. In
/ torment to take place in Highland GEM
! etery.
/ Mr.. c. +. Potts president Of the Per
/ petual Building and Loan ASSOCIATION,
!
! holders as a committee of nomination
to select three names to be voted oi,
| next Saturday evening for directors to
1 take thJ place of the three whose
! terms expire: Lon Williams, e. l.. Big
! Glow and A T. Buckeri6ge. The corr
mittee will please meet at Chas Mos
! bacher's at 1890 today to choose can
/ didateS.
The parlors of Miss Ida Williams.
4 in the Zimmerly building were thronSed
yesterday with ladies, every one OF
whom was pleased with the very kind
/ " reception and entertainment accord
! ed each by the agreeable hostess. The
novelty Of the new lead inaugurated
/ by Miss Williams is proving quite hap
( by one for her and pleasant to all who
have visited her parlors. The weather
permitting the attendance Will be much
larger today.
Yesterday Lee Jerome bid good bye
I to his many friends in Wichita and
! started for Australia. where he intends
/ to make his future home. Mr.. Jerome
| has lived in Wichita for several years
and has always been one who could
make friends and retain them. He
+ was genial and companionable and had
/ many other splendid traits OF charac-
! ter. and while all regret his departure
/ il is hoped that fortune will smile on
| him in his far away trans-Pacific
| home.