The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-11
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VIII Hawley is home from the Colo
l RADIO gold mines on a visit.
H. c. Keeling of Caldwell was in the
city esterday on legal business.
Wichita Council No. u elected officers
| last night for the ensuing term.
]. H. Brown of Med6ord, Okla. was
doing business in the city yesterday.
d. a. Snifar of CoEdwater was among
the hotel visitors in the city yesterday.
]. B. Mcfarland of Newton was
among the railroad men in town yester-
day.
All at once there was an explosion as
the man jumped 49, feet and yelled
"Firei"
Miss Lewelling has engaged Prof
Blume's orchestra for her Thursday
night parties at Sedgwick music hall.
Ed Gould base severed his connec-
ton with the clothing house of Her
man & Hess and is now with Vree-
lands clothing house.
A full list Of the new books recently
added to the public school library is
published on the sixth and eight pages
of this issue Of the Eagle.
Douglas Donnelly is suffering from
the encroachments of a boil on the back
Of his neck which is very fond of rub
hing against his coat collar.
The Parish Aid chapter will meet
at p, m. today in the vestry room for
business; a prompt attendance is de-
sired, by request Of the secretary.
A very handsomely arranged photo
graphic case with some mighty artistic
pictures attracted a great deal of at
tenticn in front Of Israel & Mobiles.
Regular communication of Albert
Pike lodge No. 3o3 A. F. and A. NJ
Wednesday evening, Dec. IL at 7:30
sharp. Work in the third degree; Wis
ftOrs welcome.
The man murdered at Emporia night
before last by tramps is supposed to be
Happy Jack" Harris, printer who
worked occasionally in the composing
rooms of the Eagle.
The Wichita Poultry association will
meet in the city building tonight at s
O'Clock. All members are requested TO
be present and lend a helping hand by
their presence and influence.
Arguments in the Schnitzler case for
contempt of court was heard yesterday
and Judge Reed took the matter under
ADJUSTMENT until this morning. when he
will render his opinion in the ma tier.
All members of Queen City lodge No.
20 d. of H, are requested to meet the
Chief of Honor at 7:3O this evening in
the lodge room. Business of great i'm
portance must receive your attention
A hackman was quietly taking a nap
at the Manhattan last night with a
toothpick extending from his mouth
when one of his competitors entered
the room and set the toothpick on fire.
Bob Mccain and John Heron will
start IN a few days to become tempo
rary gold mine boomers at Creole, Colo.
Quite a number of Wichita people are
interested in the alleged gold boom of
the mountains.
Miss Abbie Freeman. who sung So
prano last night with the Schubert trio
alt the dedication of Sedgwick Music
hall, will remain in the city to see
Keene in Hamlet and will be the guest
Of Mrs. David Hays.
IT is said that a large number of
Wichita people have secured interests
in the Cripple Creek mining country,
through brokers in Denver. Among
the number the reports say is a certain
minister who does not believe in gam
bling.
The Wichita Wholesale Grocery COM
pany are making an inventory of the
grocery stock Of Panye & Ferriter. A
receivership will be avoided and the
boys may be able to get on their feet
again. Their failure has been met with
general regret.
J. s. Andrews received a telegram
last evening announcing the death of
his nephew, William II. Stancey. Mr..
Straney at one time lived in our city
and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. He leaves a wife and two
children to mourn his loss.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Rev. Bruce Griffith TO Miss Lola ID.
Eggleston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Eggleston, which happy event
will take place at $50, Dec. Is. at the
Brown Memorial Reformed church of
which Mr.. Griffith is pastor.
The twenty-four hour limit was I'D at
o'clock yesterdy and Cliff Sawyer was
not arrested by Assistant Attorney
General Campbell as the latter stated
at that hour Cliff stood in the door
leading to his gallery as happy as II he
was watching a circus procession pass.
last evening officers were elected for
Wichita Council No. Il. Il. s N. as
follows: W. 5. Corbett. T l. NJ: W. A.
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George L. Pratt, treasurer: A. ]. Apple
gate. recorder; c. W. Biting. c. c.;
F. ]. Cossit, c. c.: L. C. Scheetz, stew
ard: c. A. Gates. sentinel.
David NJ. Dale moved into town YES
terday and for the purpose OF keeping
posted in all the news OF the
world and Wichita the very first thing
the did was to have the Eagle ordered
sent every morning to him Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale VIII live at 401 Topeka ave
until their own home is ready for them
in March.
Mrs Ana Fardy died at Kansas City
day before yesterday at the age Of
eighty and at the home of her daughter
Mrs. VIII Hazen. Until a few years
ago Mrs. Fariy lived in this city with
her two daughters Mrs. Hazen and Mrs.
Captain Dunning. She was fine old
lady and will be mourned by a large
circle Of friends.
on last Thursday night as Frank Roy
a. son of Dan Roy Of Peck was return
ing from Wichita on a cart he was held
up by a couple Of foot pads on the road
about a mile south of HaySville They
pulled gun on him and made his dis
mount. one held the horse while the
other relieved him Of 1910 in money
and a pair Of new overshoes.
Mrs. Smith. mother of Edward Smith,
the well known iiuemsn Of the rele-
phone company. who created a sensa-
ton by falling from a pole last sum-
mer. died yesterday at the family resi-
de1ce. 221 Pattie avenue. Of cancer.
The deceased was "a years OF age and
universally esteemed by all The fun
eral viii De fleld this afternoon al .
O'Clock.
\ most delightful party was given 81
Monday evening il honor OF Miss Eth
e. Louise Ven Dervere's sixteenth birth