The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
CITY IN BRIEF.

| to ia North Main street
| Editor John G. Campbe1l.( of theWel-
ungton Monitor was in the city yester-
day.
DR.. Nelly of Leaveuworth. United
States Marshal for Kansas, was in the
| city esterday.
The many friends of Miss Mary Pos
I tlethwaite will regret TO hear OF her
serious illness.
The final settlement Of the estate OF
w r. Sullivan VIII be heard in the
probate court today.
| After the Hawaiian band concludes
| its sacred afternoon and evening con-
certs here it goes TO Junction City
Liberati has been requested to play
Nearer Ny God to Thee" at the So.
cred Hawaiian concert Sunday after
noon.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
! terday by Probate Judge Myatt TO
Christopher Theis and Miss Catharine
Noises Of St Marks.
The Hawaiian band has native re-
/ ligious services in their car every sun
day morning. They will hold services
here tomorrow morning.
Tom Mordy of Sumner county was in
the city yesterday. He viii be ripe about
the time of the next state convention
to turn the old crowd down.
One of the members Of the Hawaiian
band is Samuel Kamakaia, a minister
He has spiritual charge of the band
and breaches TO them regularly.
The Hawaiian band is at Emporia
onight 1t reaches Wichita again to-
morrow morning and gives a sacred
concert in the afternoon and evening.
The Hawaiian band played to good
houses at Hutchinson and Newton.
They are in Emporia tonight and viii
come back to Wichita tomorrow morn
ing.
Charles Woodford. the manager of
the Hawaiian band was in the city
last night talking UP the sacred con-
certs which the band will give here
Sunday.
The Young Woman's Missionary So
ciety will hold its regular meeting this
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
church at o'clock
The funeral of little Genevieve Stew
art will occur this morning Saturday.
Nov. 49, at 10 o'clock from the South
Lawrence avenue Christian church. All
friends are invited.
A New England supper will be given
by the choir of the Central Christian
Church this evening at the church, cor
ner Market and Second. Supper will
be served from $50 to p. m.
John Stewart of Clearwater and Miss
Kate McGlynn of Goddard were le-
gally authorized by the probate court
yesterday to sail together down life's
tempestuous sea in the barQue Of holy
wedlock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lloyd have
broken up housekeeping and have TAX
en- rooms at the Carey hotel, preparato-
ry to their departure for the east, which |
however. may not take place until af-
ter the holidays.
Mrs. Shuts living five miles south |
was surprised day before yesterday by |
the members of her church headed by |
Rev. Thomas Lawrence and Mr. Kirby. |
There was a fine banquet given and all |
had grand time.
Townsend and Gibbons Of Andale |
brought in the heaviest car load Of |
hogs delivered so far this season upon |
the Wichita market They weighed |
25,S2o pounds and brought the top Of
the market. They were beauties.
EOi SOiic ItdSOH the SdNaDnOne has
always been a favorite instrument with
Wlchita audiences. The Hawaiian |
band has master saxaphone player
with them and he is sure TO secure en-
cores at the sacred concerts Sunday.
The case Of Lane vs.. the City is now
on trial in the district court. Mr..
Lane fell on the ice a few years ago
and sustained injuries for which he
. oil hos |
Ice formed in street or gutter through
the negligence Of the city.
The Shaker Concert company was
greeted last night by another OVERT low
ing house and are growing in populari-
". A large number of physicians OF
the city were in attendance to hear the
DOCTOR lecture upon the subject of "Sha-
6ers''
Misses Carrie and Edith Bishop of
chicago, daughters of J. A Rishop Of
this city, arrived in Wichita yesterday
and viii make this city their future
home. keeping house for their father.
he we'll known wall paper man on
North Main street
James Waltz. the sorghum maker.
'ays that some person broke into his
Darn the night previous and took a
an containing eight gallons of sor.
;hum. He says he will call the mat
er square If the parties will return the
an and keep the molasses
Yesterday morning Emma p. AIar4ch
II Cawker City. president ". r. c. de-
'artment of Kansas. stopped off for a
ew hours in the city She was en-
cute 10 Dodge City, on an official vis-
10 the Soldiers home While hero
he was entertained by the ladies of
No. 40. who gave an informal reception |
Il Mrs Titles So North Water street.
Vhere they served an elaborate and |
'ounteous luncheon from 10 to y The
adies present We're Mesdames Hayes. Z
Seach. Davis. Kesler. Roch ellie. Ma
on, shepherd, futile Oliver. Shepherd.
Suckner. Lee. La Paz. Cudwo-th. ia
obs. miss Amy Papes and sister. Miss
and 3 number Of the comrads
4 Garfield Post. II was a very enioya-
he time and appreciated by all those
Who were present
MRS. COUGAR Still. PURSUFS
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