The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-09

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ton of the High school and Hender-
| sons Pets, the score standing TO 5 in
| favor Of the Jamesburg.
Miller pitched a fine game for the
| Jamesburg boys, giving the High school
very few basehits and with the assist
| ance of Hoover on second and Peter
| son in left field, made nearly all the
| for the High school. Donivan, who is
only II years of age. promises to make
CITY IN BRIEF.
| A. W. Oliver is home from st. Louis.
| Harry West is visiting friends in the
| city.
Miss Lille Lemon leaves Tuesday for
Ohio.
Mrs Thomas Jewell has gone to
| Kansas City for two Weeks visit
| Miss Griebi entertained a party of
| friends very pleasantly Thursday even
| ing.
| Miss Mabel Ellsworth is suffering
very much from severe fall down
| stairs few days ago.
Miss Ruth Hirsch has returned to
her home after pleasant visit with
her sister, Mrs. Cohn.
Miss Frances Aldendiefer has re-
turned from Texas and will spend the
summer with her parents.
Mrs. II. W. Wallenstein returns to-
day from a pleasant visit with her
mother at Lawrence, Kan
Misses Lena Grebi and Lulie Gallo
way leave Tuesday on an extended
visit with friends at Springfield, Mo.
Mrs. Mcnamara has been quite sick
| for week past. She is feeling some
better but still unable to leave her
| room.
Miss Virginia Short of Jacksonville,
| Ill, is visiting a the residence of Mr.
]. H. Mcknight, 1910 North Topeka
avenue.
1t, was reported last night that Ed
| Christopher and the girl had made
up and got married. The report turned
out to be false.
o. Haythorn of the Central clothing
company leaves this morning on a
special business trip to Chicago. He
will be gone four or five days.
F. G. Delano, vice president of the
Vanzandt Implement company, spent
the past week in the city. He return
ed to Hutchinson last evening.
Max Oliver is home for the summer
from the Kansas university. He eX-
poets to enter Harvard in the fall where
he will continue until he graduates.
The commencement exercises of
| Shattuck Military Institute of Fair
| baulI, Mimi. will be held this week.
| after which the Wichita boys will re-
| turn home.
Miss Mary Rutan will return from
| st. Joseph, Mo-, tomorrow. Miss Ru-
tan has been teaching literature and
| French in the st. Joseph college dur
| ing the past year.
Miss Grace Hatton will start a sum-
| mer kindergarten in the Emmerson
school If a kindergarten with Miss
| Grace at the head of ii. does not sue
| coed none can in Wichita.
NJ R Clark, Jim Taylor, William
| Lynn, DR.. Lee and Mr.. Smith just re-
| turned from the Walnut. where they
were fishing. They caught one that
weighed fifty1four pounds, and several
others from three TO ten pounds each.
/, Mr.. Cochrane explains that he was
misquoted in the article wherein he
| says that Roy Timmons' father chased
his family out of the house with a
butcher-knife. He says there had been
| such reports, but he did not believe
| anything of the kind
| Mr. Benjamin F. Root, who has been
| away during the year in attendance
at the Emporia college, will talk to the
| men al the meeting at the Y. NJ c. A
| at o'clock this afternoon. His sub
ject is: What VIII You do With
Jesus?" There Will be good music. All
men invited.
| Peerless Lodge No. 6S. D. of H, al
| their meeting last night elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term
| Past c. OF H, Mrs. Carrie Busenbark
C. of H, Miss Annie Sheehan; l.. of H.
Mrs. Katie Mcdonald: c. of c., Mrs
| Sarah High: Receiver. Mrs. Katie No
| Ian; Recorder, II. J. High; I. W., Mrs
Mary Lashbrook; o. W., j. u. Lash
| brook.
The Mozart music school recital al
| recherche affair and was highly en-
| joyed by a good audience. Miss Jen-
| ME Meetings. Italian aria and Miss
| Mathis French recitation received es-
| pecial approval from the audience. The
| pupils renditions that were without
| notes were efforts particularly praise
worry.
Arrangements are being perfected
for the appearance soon in our city, In
piano recital, of Professor W. c. T
| Seebneck OF the Columbia Conservatory
of Music of Chicago. Professor See
boeck is one of the foremost pianists il
| America today. and treat Is in stor.
for music loving people The professor
was the judge at the Hutchinson jubi
lee contests, and his playing there cap
tivated al who heard him.
| - very lEfs
front of the salesroom of the .Wichitz
Trunk Factory" at 2i7 East Dougla:
avenue. The sign IS & combination q
carved work and gliding. Mr.. William
Hosfeld of the firm, did the engineer
ing and c. II. Andrews the gliding ant
mounting The esta bliShInent. in it
new quarters. is quite ornate in its ap
pointments and conspicuous addition
TO the business OF the second block
The following questions will be dis
| cusSed at the chapel formerly owneG
| by the EpiscopaianS on North Law
renee avenue. First, C s Allen. Evan
gelist. affirms thar man is mortal, ;
| creature of dust formation and tina
in the death state is simply dsa,
man or person. And as utterly uncon
| scious as though he had never existed
| Corruption will destroy his body. and 5
| all there is of him or her will hecom
| dust again. Also, that the kingdom
| Of God or Heaven, is TO Re a divin
| political kingdom, 10 be set up after tn
| return of Jesus Christ 10 the earth
| And that the capital VIII be at Jerusa
| lem in Asia. Ii viii be the ancien
Kingdom of Israel restored. Also tha
the seventh day 0known as Saturday
| is the Sabbath and the day fixed 70
| Gods people TO keep as a holy or sac
red day. The Bible 10 be cur founda
| lions. Rev. J. c. Lemon 10 take tn
negative. The debate VIII be on IN
l0th. 18th and 18th OF June. al 1:sS T
| nm All are invited, especially III