The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-13
CITY IN BRIEE.

Rev. DR.. carp of ElDorado was in
the city last night
The income Of the police judges Of
flee last month was only $3.50.
The Sons of Herman grand lodge
meeting wiz be held IN this city next
week.
George Ross Is expected home today
having been called to Warsaw, H., on
business.
The Sedgwick County Teachers as
ISOLATION Will meet in the court house
Saturday.
Immense quantities Of apples are be-
ing stored in a vacant room on South
Main street
The public library from now on will
be open from to IL a. m, 2 to 6 p. m.
and TO D. m.
George Steinrod of Colwieh was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday as well as
Billy Glass and ex-Register Brown.
Silas Shepherd of SeweHsville, O., is
in the city visiting his old timef riends,
Rev. ]. w. Anderson and j. +. Messy.
The district court will resume bust
ness this morning. The opening scene
viii be on the SchnitZler injunction
case.
A colored girl formerly of this city
was arrested in Oklahoma Monday for
stealing a klnk of balogna sausage and
hiding it in her stocking.
Miss Ada Wren Of Omaha, who has
been visiting her cousin. Miss Edna
Dunbar of this city, for some time, left
last night for her Nebraska home.
The yachting cap fad has struck the
dignataries of the police department.
Judge Tucker and Judge McCanless
purchased pair at the fifteen cent
sale.
The program for the entertainment
to be given by Justice Jones on hypno-
tism at Red Mems hall, is said to con-
tain many new and extremely interest
ing features.
Mr.. F. G. Eudleman representing the
Dayton Commission company of Kan
sas City, has established headquarte
in Wichita and Will occupy this field in
their interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Fogg of Kansas
City spent Sunday in the city, visiting
George Ross and family They were
accompanied home by their daughter,
littlec Charlotte.
Mr.. A. V. Alexander of the Alexander
Lumber company. now living in Kan
sas City, writes TO the Eagle announc-
ing the coming of a fine baby boy and
enclosing the ashes Of a fifteen cent
cigar.
Rev. A. B. Leonard of New York was
greetd with a good audience at the first
Me- E. church Rev. Mr.. Leonard was
one of the early Methodist ministers of
Kansas, but is now connected with the
society.
Mr.. NJ. Gamer, a practical horse and
live stock man of many years expe-
rience, has purchased the North Main
street livery barn, and in addition to
a livery and feed business viii buy and
sell horses, mules and live stock.
Rev. DIR. Bewett, president of the
Emporia college, arrived in the city
last evening on bushes connected with
the Y NJ. c. A. building. To hear
President Hewett talk of Wichita and
the indications for it for big future
one would be led to almost believe that
a new boomer had arrived in the land. |
An experience social will be given by
the ladies Of the Reformed church in |
the lecture room of the cur,ch on the !
corner of Lewis street and Topeka av- !
enue tonight The ladies agreed one |
month ago that they should each make |
r dollar and at the end of the month |
meet and tell how they made the money |
This Will be the nature of the social l
tonight.
Mr.. A. J. Trefethen, a most agreea- I
bic gentleman, VINO is in the city in the 1
interest OF the famous Munyon Rene 1
lies viii shortly make a free distribu-
lion Of these famous medicines from !
he ia Pile Offi0a Won ysU he ,a-ffaI
through these columns of the pa-ticu-
AIRS in a few days, when everyone
VII be gladly received and free sam
pie given.
Last evening Charlie Luling and
SewTt. Bridgeman returned from a hunt
ng trip in Clark county and no-Man's-
and where they had a fine time and !
net with remarkable success as is evil
fenced by the fine string OF ducks they |
eft at the Eagle sanctum as they went
" towards home. They left the day of
he election and did not hear the result
lntH they returned
A small force OF bridge carpenters
'egan work on the Missouri Pacific
ridge yesterday morning, TO rebuild
he old part OF the structure. The
vest end was rebuilt some time ago
tut the rest Of the bridge IS pretty wen
worm out and rOttsd- x VIII take from
TX weeks to two months 70 oompiste
I. and IL VIII be so managed as 70 az
20 time impede the passage OF trains.
Mrs. Emma p. Aldr1ch. president OF
he Wonaans Relief corps. department
( Kansas. VIII pay brief Visit 10 the
Peerless Princess. She viii arrive CT
10 a m. and depart at iz.25 p. n.
n Friday next The sisters Of No. - !
'. r. c, are preparing 10 give her a
ecepooa al the residence OF Mrs. C A
little. No. 80 North Water street, 20
-hica the sisters and comrades are cor
ishy inyNed to attend. 10 pay honor /
nd respects n a noble woman. a loyal /
.ste-. and the beloved president OF TIE
-der.
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