The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

| 91r. j. I. LSmlnS OF w eDD lily. MO-,
was in the city yesterday on visit.
John Lipgay will have a trial before a
| jury in the probate court today touch
! ing his sanity.
The revival meeting at the United
Bre thren church will continue over
next Sabbath and perhaps until Christ
mas.
Cards are out announcing the wed
! ding of John Monroe Parkinson Of this
city to Miss Anna Mary Strong Of Min
eral Point. Wis.
The Aid society Of the First Presby-
terrain church have secured Mrs. Mary
E. Lease to lecture for them January s,
at the auditorium.
Another batch Of local sports and
spectators started last night for Grip
pie Creek, Colo, to became inoculated
with the mining fever.
Roy Allen returned last night from
Faribault, Mimi, where is a student in
the Shattuck Military school. He Will
be at home during the holidays.
Judge Erick Cole OF Great Bend, one
of the members of the appellate court,
was in the city yesterday and went
south on the Santa Fe last night.
Mr.. F. B. Brooks, travelling salesman
for Reid, Murdoch & Co, left the city
this morning for Chicago, from where
he will go to Montreal and Vermont TO
spend the holidays with relatives.
Colonel Sam C. woodson, Jr., and
wife came up from Caldwell yesterday
on a visit. Mrs. Woodson will spend
the week in the city visiting friends
while San got so enthusiastic over the
rain that he went back to watch his
wheat grow.
DR.. Trefethen, representing Munyon's
remedies, has returned from Oklahoma
territory, where he has had a very sue
cessful trip, and says his success is
largely due to the Eagle, as it is the
most popular paper in that country and
has hosts of friends.
Johnny Van Heest, the well known
light weight fighter, is in the city and
has consented TO give a little exhibition
at the A. o. u. w. hall on Market
street tonight, at the request of his
admirers in the sporting fraternity.
John is only % years old, but in that
time he mas done up seventy-five pugil-
lists Of merit. including young Critic and
Solly Smith. He is here visiting Frank
Sprauge and other friends
William Wilson and Miss Ella Beal
Of Greenwich had made up their minds
yesterday morning to unite their for
tune and together to sail down the
stream of life in the matrimonial
barque. Not a little thing like a rain
was going to Interfere with their plans |
and yesterday they both appeared be |
fore Judge Wyatt and secured from him |
not only the marriage license, but the |
marriage ceremony as well.
Roy Hoffman, assistant United |
States district attorney for Oklahoma, 4
went south yesterday 10 attend the dis /
trict court at Woodward, where several |
cases are on he docket for him TO pro- /
secute. He had just finished the work 4
at FL Reno. Among the cases that will /
be tried at Woodward is that OF the Ter /
ritory VS. Temple Houston, who was
invovled in the fatal quarrel with the f,
Jennings brothers a few months ago.
Mr.. Gohstein OF the Famous Clothing
House kindly comes up and tells US all
about the Phylactries of which we
spoke in our Sundays issue. They are
of the days of Moses and are yet worn
in worship by orthodox Jews every
where. Mr.. Goldstein is we'll posted in
Hebrew lore and learned in their tradl-
tons. He has parchment bible COM
plete written in Hebrew, and extensively
bound in silver. one hundred and fifty
dollars Of sterling silver being employ
I'd in it's Ornamental ton.
General Bradford's speech. or that
portion of il complimenting the Eagle
as the protest newspaper in Kansas,
was made somewhat obscure by the re-
porter. His reference to the Usage
county paper was the DOSAGE County
Chronicle" a paper established in 1863
by the editor OF the Eagle and which ne
owned, edited and conducted for eight
Dr. nine years, or until the Eagle was
} 2 f,zna-af -
yesterday morning. regretted the mis-
take as z left the matter so obscure a :
not 10 be understood by the general
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