The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-12
CITY IN7BkIEF.

| IL D. f1agney Is cOuiiiicu " LIS ifOUsc
| with illness.
The Owl and Crescent club will have
a meeting this evening
H G. Chipchase has returned from
| Topeka and Kansas City
Mrs. S. z. Noyes and Mrs Annidon
| will have a party tonight
Mrs. ]. j. Ferguson OF Enid will make
her future home in Wichita.
Frank DEAN is to be Judge Dale's
court stenographer. That is settled.
Ex-senator Bent Murdoch of FL Do
RADIO came over last night on short
visit
George Van werden conuemplates a
hunting expedition in the Indian terri
tory.
Mr.. Edgar Hardin of Boston is in
| the city looking after his large inter
ests here.
George Bloss is making some fancy
/ Improvements at his home ON South
Main street.
| Messrs Steele and Estridge have re-
turned from a two weeks visit at Medi-
| cine Lodge.
: Mrs. DR.. Lewis will entertain the
| Daughters of the American Revolution
| this evening.
Mrs. DIR. @. E. Martin and Mrs. L. G.
| Sanford returned from Dallas. Texas,
| Friday morning.
| The w. c. T. U. will meet at 2:30
| O'Clock this (Tuesday} afternoon. The
| directors viii also have a meeting.
Mrs Anna Smythe viii entertain the
| ladies of the o. z. s. at her home, 204
Indiana avenue Tuesday afternoon.
| II. A. Hill returned yesterday from
Nickerson where ne had been TO spend
the Sabbath with mis- old time friends.
Colonel H. L. Taylor has gone east to
attend a meeting of the Bi-metalic
league executive committee at Chicago.
There will be a special communica-
ton of Albert Pike lodge, a. F. and A
NJ, this evening at 80. Work in the
fellow craft.
There VIII be meeting of the Owl
and Crescent club tomorrow evening at
their rooms. All members are reques-
ed to be present.
A new storm door is being put in on
the north side of the city building. for
winter. 1t is to keep Night Clerk John
Fisher from getting cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Alexander have
moved from 1146 North Topeka avenue
to 229 Ellis ave. where they will be
pleased to see their friends
Rev. Harmon went to Nickerson Sun
day to preach to the old soldiers at
that place He met with a fine recep-
ton from his old comrades.
Harry Gordon, the newly elected
state senator, drove a big bunch of
hogs to the stock yards yesterday and
sold them for a good stiff price.
Elmer Porter, former of Erie town. !
ship boy, died Sunday of typhoid |
fever. The funeral will be held today. |
The deceased was 24-years of age.
The city library is open now every |
night 1t open at O'Clock and is kept |
open until 8, thus giving the working |
people a chance to get some good read
ing.
Rev Moore of Benton was a visitor |
in the city yesterday and talked con-
ference with Rev. n. Z. Harmon for a /
few hours at the county commissioner |
Office.
W. NJ. Frazier of the Wichita Pro-
d1iee Co., reached home Sunday after
an absence of six weeks in the apple |
regions of the north and east. He did
business.
Mr. Harry G. Deidrick leaves over the
Frisco this morning for East Liverpool.
o., where he has received a position
with a large plumbing establishment
of that city
Mayor Cox's photograph will soon be
published in the Globe Democrat along
with other distinguished executive
heads of cities. Wichita seems to be
still in it
There will be a debate on 'Womans
Rights at Davis school house. north
west of the city, by John McCracken
and wife and Miss Viola Davis on this
(Tuesday) evening.
d. A. Wilson. the newly elected coun-
ty commissioner was at the court house
yesterday getting pointers about the
office. Mr.. Webb viii succeed Nat
Busch as chairman of the board.
Cannon Ball. Green. treasurer Of
Grant county. Oklahoma, was in the
city yesterday. He has nothing but |
the best Of news from the land of prom
ise-abundant crops, peace and plenty
reigning.
Some genial thief stole a bicycle own
ed by one of the Eagle force Sunday.
He brought il back yesterday morning
after cleaning off the rust and oiling
it. That is the kind of a vagabond
that ought 10 come around every week
Mrs. w. J. Hendricks. accompanied
by her neiee. Mrs. j. II. Bigelow. has
returned from EmpOrfa, Kan. where
she was summoned on occasion q the
death Of her mother. and is now at
home 10 her friends at 401 North Law
renee avenue
The Diamond silver Toned quartctte.
composed OF sam Crib, John Nicholas.
Joe Dunn. Jake Hudson and John Hutt-
mann called the Eagle reporters 10 the
phone this morning and gave them an
exhibition OF one OF their songs which |
was as sweet as a honey bee The
quartette have fire trained voices.
even at such unseeninsiy hours al
night
@. W. c. Jones viii give a two nights
exhibition Of hypnctism at Red Mems
hail on North Main street F-sdsy ard
Saturday nj g.lt. The entertainment will
be given for the oenefit % the Red
Mems order Nj Jones has several
surprising tests be VIII give the pub
lie with reference TO the science OF
hypnOtisn. \ small sisIittsnc= will Z
he charged.
The invita- ton being extended in a I
Methodist church at Empozia 20 the
youths present TO join the church. a :
small S-year-old arose xi.h his brother
His name having been duly enrolled he
returned home with the triumphant an $
nouRceznent 70 his rE-other thar be had
jolned the Methodist church o. PTo1i-
bi<ioa- Had his father. who - a rsEu :
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