The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-21
sit friends. She will be absent about

visit friends. She will be absent about
! a week.
| The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
james L. Meade, formerly OF this city.
will be delighted to hear that God bless
I'd them with a bright little baby boy re
| Gently.
/ The officers Of the Chapter of Sorrow
! of Iva Leav Chapter No. 70, o. E s.,
will meet in Masonic hall Sunday.
April Il, at > y. M. BY order of the
| Worthy Matron.
! 4 squad of hoodlums paraded East
Douglas avenue Friday night a a late
, hour breaking sfow-windows in store
| fronts and tearing UP Jack generally
| Their sport(0 cost several merchants
| good many dollars in damages TO prop
. erty.
Rainmaker Mathews commenced op-
| Grafton for a rain Friday evening SO
/ all may expect a good shower tonight
Or tomorrow 1t will be well enough
TO set out your tubs and put up the
board on the rain barrel before retir-
ing tonight.
| p. \. Rohrbaugh will leave tomor-
row morning for a business trip of two
| weeks to New York. Mr.. Rohrbaugh
! will be accompanied by his wife and
mother. The former will visit friends
| in West Virginia and the latter in
| Washington.
A pot-bellied Pop runs dairy in
! Wichita employing a couple of cows
and a pump His pump has gone dry.
| Becoming discouraged over the drink
question he writes Governor Morrill,
complaining that the police commits
sioners fail to enforce the prohlbitory
law.
DR.. G.. c. Purdue and wife will re-
| turn this coming week from two
| months stay in New York, where the
| doctor has spent two months in labori-
Gus work with the most renowned doc
/ tor in this country. and VIII return with
an extended knowledge of his hobby,
| surgery.
The following students have recently
engaged in Amanuensis work after com
| pleting the course at the Waterbury
! school: J. +. Batchel. with Coyle &
! Smith. Guthrie. .. T.; Miss Matte
( Gass, with Amidon & Conley, attorneys
| MI Robert Witherell, with Attorney
! O'Rryan.
! One of the finest grocery stores in
! the city is one that just opened up by
| Jeff s. Crouch a No. $40 East Douglas
| Tn room is a model of neatneSs and
| good taste. not only, but his stock Of
! goods-a very complete assortment
| are all new and fresh. He makes his
salaam to the public this morning.
John c. Marley died at o'clock Sat
urday morning at the home of his
/ father, y. Markey, at 500 South Wich-
/ tia street after an illness of two weeks
| of typho-malrial fever. Deceased was
a most exemplary young man: had just
/ past his ma jority, and gave every
| promise of becoming valuabl citizen
| in the community. Funeral services
will be held at o'clock this. Sunday,
| afternoon from the Pro-Cathedral.
| The Seventh District Equal Suffrage
| association met i'm bushes convention
with Mrs L. s. Carter on the afternoon
| of the 18th of April. Delegates were
present from Barton, Kingman, Har-
per and Sedgwick counties. The fol-
/ lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs. Caroline
| Denton of Attica: secretary, DIR. Car
RE f. Tiffany of Wichita; treasurer,
| Mrs. Sallie Toler OF Wichita.
The local lodges Nos. % and 271, A. o.
/ L. w, are planning for social enter
! tainment at their hall. corner Main
and First streets. Wednesday evening
/ of this week. April "a. from 8 o'clock.
/ No set program will be observed though
| music, recitationS, eXtempore talks.
| electra, interspersed with games and
| refreshments will afford enjoyment for
| all No admission fee will be required
and every Workman and his family
| Gus. CT. Wells of this city has in
| vented a shoe back which has been
| adopted by the managers of the shoe
! department of the Missouri peniten-
! tiary, who speak very highly of it. The
/ leather is crimped TO the form of any
! pattern, then stitched in such way IS
to hold the crimp in place. then a sad
die stay is put in the inside over the
| stitching to reinforce it, 1t is a very
! ingenious piece of work in ie,;ther and
! il makes perfect fitting back, one that
| will always retain It's shape, also makes
| very neat heel seat.
| Arrangements are being made by the
! Rev. Don s. Colt for a series of organ
rectals to be given in the First NJ. f..
| church with Mrs. Kenny as organist,
assisted in solo work by Mrs. Bracken
/ and Mrs. Smythe. The promgrams
will be as good as that Of the Easter
concert. which has won such general
APPROPRIATION. while the popular price of
10 cents will be charged for admission.
These recitals will not be given for the
purpose of making money, but that all
may have the opportunity of hearing
good music.
WAS AT HOME AGAIN.