The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-10
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs. NJ c. Williams entertained Tues
day for Miss Franks of Carthage, Mo.
A series of revival meetings are being
held at the Sullivan school house north
of the city.
Charles Bennett and Miss Alice Car
michael both of Wichita were licensed
to wed yesterday.
There will be a public examination of
applicants for postal clerks and car
riers at the federal building on Dec. z.
DR.. Daniels, a returned missionary
from India will preach at the Dodge
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church to-
day.
DR.. Hoyt Of Chicago will speak to the
men art the Y. NJ. C. A auditorium Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock. All men
are invited.
The jury in the case of the young
boys accused of cruel driving before
Justice Jones were unable to agree and
We're discharged yesterday.
Mrs. S. B. Campbell of Kansas City,
Mo, is visiting her son, Charles N.
Campbell. agent Wells Fargo & Co.
express, at 3S4 South Lawrence avenue.
Miss Florence Smith and Joseph
Schober of this city were married Nov.
2, at 612 Grand avenue, by Rev. J. Stew
art pastor of st. Mary's Episcopal
church, Kansas City, Mo.
J. A. Runnewell was perhaps the most
pleasant man in the city yesterday and
DIT was that excessive pleasure that a
father feels when you tell him its a
boy, and at 10-pound one at that.
Sam Hewey says he has decided to re-
main in Wichita and will not move his
family to Bonneville, Mo-, as he had for
merly intended Boonville went Re-
publican and Sam says that Wichita
came the nearest going Democratic of
any place he has heard of so far.
H. E. Patterson the expert account
amt has just completed checking and
putting in his daily balance system
in Doniphan county. This check sys-
tenn is one of the most complete things
ever conceived and the returns will am
ply repay his ingenuity.
The White Kid band serenaded Colo
mel and Mrs. Murdoch at their home
last night. The boys are elegant
players and rendered some tunes with
the skill of professional musicians. If
they progress in the future as they have
in the brief time since they have been
organized they viii make their mark.
Mrs. Judge T. c. Sharp OF Garth
age, Ills, is in the city visiting her
friend, Mrs. NJ. A. McFerran OF this
city. She will remain in the city some
two or three days. Her husband was
one of the best known attorneys and
new7spa per men of Warsaw and Garth
age, Ills. TIE figured conspicuousIy in
the Norman warfare in that state at
one time.
Mrs. Charles Payne of the West Side
entertained last evening in honor of her
sister, Miss Charlse Devoe of New York.
The guests were: Misses Maggie
Snively, Ivy Johnson. Mamie Mum.
Maggie, Eva and Kate Simpson. Emily
Oglesby. Ruby Hoilock, with an escort
OF MessrS James Simpson, Frank Payne
VIII Harris. Ed WoodfOrd. Charley
Hanford. Julia Woodford and Walter
Edouard Blake.
Forest Brown. the 12-year old son OF
L. C. Brown of 623 South Seneca street
fell from a horse yesterday and broke
his left arm near the elbow. DR.. Cave
was called and pronounced the injuries
as very serious, as the elbow was bad
" shattered. The boy was riding on a
horse In company with a companion
and for some cause the animal gave a
sudden turn throwing the boy on a
stone, breaking his arm as stated.
Superintendent Dyer in speaking OF
two boys who had fight on Friday go
ing home from school said: "A
great many people have the idea that