The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-24
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs T A. Johnson Of St Louis is
visiting her sister Mrs. ". II. Living
ston.
Miss N. Parsons left in the early part
of the week for an indefinite stay with
relatives at Enid, o. T.
The Campbell produce company gave
away $500 pounds of choice feathers to
the poor the past week.
]. G. Bright and family have moved
from North Main street TO their home
at 422 West Central avenue.
Charlie Fuller yesterday received the
first lot, this season, Of asparagus,
green peas and cauliflower, direct from
California.
F. W. Beckmeyer of the Central
Clothing company, returned yesterday
from weeks visit in the western part
of the state.
ed divorce by Judge Reed yesterday
from her husband on the ground OF
abandonment.
DR.. s. =. Bass left yesterday morn
ing for Chicago TO attend the Post
Graduate course at the Chicago Homeo-
pathic Medical college.
Mr.. ]. III. Alley is lying very low at
his home, corner Fourteenth and Fair
view. He was reported in a very criti-
cal condition last night.
Mrs. C. ]. Fletcher will be assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. DR.. Armstrong
OF FL Dorado, next Wednesday after
noon and Thursday evening.
W. E. Stanley Will give his talk on "a
Manly Life" at the Methodist Sunday
school today at go p. m. \ cordial
invitation 10 young men TO attend.
Mrs. John r. Reed and Two children
Canton, Ohio, arrived in the city yeSter
day to visit Mrs. Edward Goldberg.
Mrs J. H. Jackson left yesterday
morning over the Rock Island for Gil
rard, Mich, being summoned TO the
bedside OF her father, John c. Major.
To those who SO kindly assisted and
sympathiZed with us in our bereaye-
ment we return our heartfelt thanks
that words cannot express. Z. y. De
La Matre.
Members Of the local lodges \. o. L.
W, are admonished 10 keep in mind
the joint meeting in Peerless hall an
nounced for Tuesday night. and be
there in person
Mrs Charles T Champion and little
son Powell, who have been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs d. W. Smith
for some months LEFT last evening for
her home in Chicago.
Unitarian church will hold services
in Unity chapel North Lawrence ave
nue. Sunday morning at 10:45 O'Clock,
Rev. ". s. Vail, pastor, will preach on
the subject Of advancing knowledge
that Un6erminds Faith
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. Clement OF 337 North
Main were rendered a surprise in honor
OF her birthday by her daughter Mrs.
Turner. an elegant lunch was served.
All went home at the usual hour wish
ing her many returns OF the day.
4Irs. Title Stanley after a five months
absence east. is again at home, bring
ing home with her a neat stock OF milli
merry which she has opened at the cor
ner of Douglas and Emporia. which
she chriStens the Millinery Bazaar.
Lenton services at 81. Johns church
for the remainder Of the Lentea season
viii be as follows: Tuesdays. $50 p
m: Wednesdays. 1,s9 y. n; Thurs
days, 4:30 p. n: Fridays 1880 a m.
and 4:30 2. N. All cordially invited
Bloss & O'Rourl,e have just finished
buggy that runs on ban bearings Ike
a bicycle and has solid rubber tires
Il VIII be almost nciSeleSs when il is
run over ths streets and would be
good thing for candidates for Office on
a stiil hunt for votes
The Salvation army will have the fol-
lowing services at their hall on Doug
las avenue today. Knee drill at ! a IN
holiness meeting at II a. m, children :
meeting at - J.. III, family gathering
at 5 2. m. and salvation meeting a
p. m Everybody Is welcome.
\ very pretty piece OF furniture is
on exhibition IN the show window %
the Pearce- Brown Manufacturing
conp auy on East Douglas avenue il
* a center divan made expressly for
the millinery department % the Boston
store and il attracted 2 great deal Of
attention from the Saturday night
crowd that passed The store The diTsu
was made here in Wichita BY the com
pany above named and IL certainly -
fleets credit OF the taste OF the man
fa--rrsarz