The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-15
CITY IN BRIEE

Appraisers were appointed yesterday
for the estate of Adrian Lopez
The will Of the late S. NJ. Arnold was
submitted to probate yesterday.
Ross Miller ran into town yesterday
to spend Sunday with his fathers fani-
ly.
Miss Lewelling will give a German on
New Years eve for her Friday night
f, class.
Judge Beekman Of Arkansas City
wasa guest at the Carey yesterday
morning.
Dennis Sullivan, a Missouri Democra-
tic postoffice inspector, was in the city
yesterday.
Little Agnes Ware was buried yester-
East Oak street.
J. L. Nessly Of Udall was in the city
last night to study the mysteries of L.
c. T., association.
The funeral Of Mrs. Susie Eaton win
take place at o'clock today. Rev.
Sims Will officiate.
Marriage license were issued yester-
day TO Robert Murray and Miss Eva
Reed, both of Mulvane.
The Aid society of the First Presby-
y
Eheuse to lecture for them Jan. s.
Mrs. McEntIre, wife of the receiver
of THE Wichita and Western road, has
gone to st. Louis on visit and will be
absent several days.
Miss Lizzie Gibbons moved her hair
dressing establishment yesterday to the
rooms formerly occupied by DR.. Furley,
over Wallace's drug store.
a case of shop-lifting occurred Satur-
day at a certain dry goods store, but
on the return OF the articles taken the
proprietorS refused TO prosecute.
J. O'Mealy was in the city yesterday
feeling pretty good. He had just fin
ished husking 5000 bushels of corn. He
said he would crib every bushel he did
not feed.
Matt Wallis case has been postponed
until Tuesday in the police court. He
does not want either a lawyer or a jury
and he and the court will fight il ont be-
tween them.
The lecture to have been given by H
S. Gekrler Of st. Joseph, No, on Tues
day evening in the Reformed church,
this city has been cancelled owing to
the critical illness of Mr.. Gekeler's faith
er.
The boys whom Smith, the North
hair cut Thanksgiving day are mindful
OF the favor and almost every day
some one of them calls for a cut, at
regular rates.
Jack Hammilton of 736 South Lulu
avenue has been unheard of for a month
Sometime about the middle Of Novem-
iber he went fishing in the Indian Terri
tory and his wife has not heard from
him since.
Mrs. Colonel Stewart and Mrs. c. A.
Roach of Whitewater, Kan, accom-
panied by Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Froman,
Mrs. Fred Belcher and Mrs. o. f. Stern
berg, called at this office yesterday af-
ternoon to see the type machines in op-
eraltion.
Syl Dixon was in the city yesterday
returning from western Kansas where
he had been talking with the farmers
about grain. He says that he will
take a decorated train of forty cars of
corn to the Republican convention in
st. Louis in June.
The funeral Of w. H. Cramer will take
place today from the Scottish Rite ca
'thedral, corner Of First and Market
streets. The funeral address will be
delivered by Rev Vail Of the Unitarian
church. The body arrived from Port
hand, Ore, yesterday.
At his home on North Market street
Friday evening r. L. Bostic fell down
the cellar steps. As he is not naturally
an acrobat he knocked his shoulder out
of joint Last night DR.. Hupp reported
that Mr.. BoStick was getting along nice
ly. The hunt is very painful.
Sarah a. Goodrich, widow of W. Y.
Goodrich, VINO died last February, re-
ceived word yesterday through her at
tion far a pension had been granted by
the pension department and that she
had been given a pension of IS per
month and back pay from March.
Several farmers residing in the vicini-
ty of Towanda were in the city yeSter
day in search of several pair OF harness
which had been abstUacted from their
barns on Thursday night. Two pair
of the harness were found by the po-
lice, but up to u o'clock they had not
located the thieves. There We're five
sets in all stolen. The harness found
were at a second hand store.
Mr.. and Mrs C. Ciehring entertained
the Columbian Whist club at their home
on South Topeka avenue last Thursday
evening. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Knoblauch, Mr.. and Mrs.
We'll, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbig, Mr.. and Mrs. Sumption,
Mr.. and Mrs. ChipChase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nogenitz. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, and Mr..
and Mrs. Miller. Favors were won by
Mrs. Knoblauch and Mr.. Campbell. An
elegant lunch was served followed by
music by the Silver Tongued quartet,
RI. Rev. f. ]. Dunno of Dallas, Tex,
arrived in the city and will remain 4
few days the guest Of Bishop Hennes-
sey. He delivered the sermon at the
High Mass at 1890 today. Bishop
Dunno will be remembered as the ora
tor on the occasion OF Bishop Hennes-
sey's silver jubilee celebatiOn a year
ago BE was formerly pastor of All
Saints church, Chicago. and promoted
r. the Episcopal See Of Dallas in 1895,
of territory is under his jurisdiction
and pastoral care.
Peerless lodge. Degree Of Honor. had
a we'll attended meeting Tuesday even
ing and elected tine following officers
for 'ths ensuing term: p. C Of II. Miss
Annie :. Klehberger: c. Of II. Mrs. Eva
1-ltteN; c. Of c., Mrs. Sarah J. High;
Recorder. Mrs. Elnora Ledgerwood:
Receiver, Mrs. katherine Nolan; L. %
H. Mrs. Katherine Mcdonald: Ushers.
Mrs. J. W. Burton; ]. W. Mrs. z. Lash
brook: O w. z. Las,lbUook: Represen-
tat5ve. Mrs Carries Busenbark: Alter
nate. Miss Anna :. Klehberger. NJ T..
Or. .. J. Taylor; Trustee. J. Harmon.
Z. Shaver OF Andale was in the city
yesterday he says that but little corn
is being sold n his neiChbOrhood but
that plenty Of corn cribs VIII furnish
shade for the boys next summer.