The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-27
CITY IN BRIEF

Mrs. Judge Myatt is confined to her
room with Illness.
r. Baxendale of Burton was doing
business in the city yesterday.
The second degree was conferred at
Albert Pike lodge last night.
W. E. Parsons Jr., and Miss Ida Tall
madge of New York are in the city.
C. d. Perry and wife of Englewood
was at the Carey hotel yesterday.
Tonight the railroad men will be ten
dered a reception at the Y. NJ. c. A
Sumner whitson of Wellington was
guest of the Carey hotel yesterday.
J.. H. Mitchell of Lawrence was am
ong the visitors in the city yesterday.
]. w. Rose of Hutchinson was reg
istered at the Carey hotel last night.
n. Williamson of Cheney and ]. Shoe
maker of the same place were in town
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Goodin are rejoicing
over the arrival of another baby girl
at their home
Miss Jesse Lewelling will give dane
ing party tonight in honor of her FRI
day night class.
held today at the South Emporia ave-
nue. church, to which all are invited.
Colonel Eckart of the Arkansas City
Traveller called yesterday. The colonel
seems happy and contented with his
lot in life.
Rev. G. NJ. Black will preach a
Thanksgiving sermon at the South
Lawrence avenue Christian church to-
morrow night.
Miss Emma Shrock has returned to
Wichita after a visit OF several days
with relatives and friends az Winfield
and Arkansas City.
Rev. Rogers is conducting a very IN
teresting series OF revival meetings at
the United Brethren church on South
Washington avenue.
Mrs Isis B. NJ Charlesworth and
sons, Bradiaugh and Byron, arrived
last evening from Dallas. Tex. and viii
spend the holidays with her mother.
Mr. Edwards. an attorney of Mitchell,
Ind, is in the city looking after prop
erty interest for a client who bought
from Jim Mercer and others during the
boom.
Atten ton. All members Of Juniata
Council No. 2. are requested 70 be pres
ent this Wednesday evening. as cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing term
takes place.
The Board Of Trade hail has been pa
pered finely and IN many other ways
has been improved for Miss Lewelling
who win. in the future, occupy IT for
her dancing class.
Ed Madison Of Dodge City was in
town yesterday regulating the coming
politics and policies OF the state and
Seventh congressional district Ed
speaks out his mind and in a very Wig
orouS manner.
There We're three runawavs on south
Main street es;ertsay at the same time
Two Of the vehicles We're turned over
and dragged and there vas not even a
strap broken The teams were fright
ened by a street car.
Dr. Furlsy was thrown from his bug
gy on North Topeka avenue yesterday
and before he could regain his feet the
horse kicked him several times Rev.
N z. Harmon was near. to5k the doc
tor into HIS house and attended 10 his
wounds which were very slight
Warwick Lodge No. ~. K. OF p. has
elected the following officers: 3. L.
Eaton. c. c; II. .. Kincaird. Y. c:
". L English, p: Q. A Salmons. VI. W;
John Altman. X. OF r. and 6: Earl
Blake, n Of F.. G. T. Walker. VI OF E:
w l. Hart, L c.; Fred Buckley Q. q.
TIE Red Men OF the city will give
grand masquerade party al their hall
Thursday night. II VIII b. one of the
SWEETEST n1aSQoeraiss OF the season, az
least hat Is what those who are % the
committee say. There vii De frsi class
music and the hall Eiu be finely decor
atSd
Injunction proceedings were COM
menced in the district court yesterday
against John Heron and Henry
ScEweitsr. restraining them from per-
hitting the latter 20 rezt his building
for the use OF a joint and the former
operating one. The building Il On West
Douglas avenue.
Funeral services In honor q the late
Mrs. A X Hargei, WI be held IN the
Congregational church at SeizSsch
City today. Wednesday. 81 O'Clock.