The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-08
CITY " BHIEE

| Lioli-T anu SISTER II LIE Acoi AN1H-
Mrs. s. F. Lane has just returned
from q visit TO her SON at Medicine
Lodge.
Mrs. W. j. Wilson and Mrs. Mathin-
son of Gibson City. H.. are visiting the
family of NJ. T. Burwell.
Marriage license were issued yester-
! day TO Herbert L Sawyer and Miss
Minnie Street, both Of Wichita
Mr.. C. E. wickersham was called TO
Parsons last night by message an
nouncing the Illness OF his father.
Mr. j. ]. McNamara returned Friday
| from a purchasing tour Of Christmas
novelties for the great store Of the peo-
pie.
| The Columbus Buggy company fled
/ a replevin yesterday in the district
court against the Wichita Implement
company.
Mrs. NJ. E Houston was granted di-
vorce from her husband 5. D. Houston,
and was given the custody Of the chill
dren by Judge Reed
! Rev. Frank Mccormick OF Mount
! Hope was in the city yesterday on his
way to Belle PLANE where he will occu-
by his brothers pulpit today.
Services are to be resumed at the
West Side Christian church. G.. T.
| Black has been engaged for Sunday af-
| ternoon services. Place and hour TO be
] hereafter announced.
Tire receivers sale Of the remaining
assets of the Kansas Loan and Invest
meut company Will be at the office of j.
/ D. Hutchings. under the Citizens bank,
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
Colonel Died Willard OF Wellington
was in the city last night on business.
DR.. C. E. Elliott of Wellington was
| among the southern Kansas gentle
men in the city yesterday.
Professor Charles Geriich, the direc-
| tor of josh Spruceby's band and or
! chestra, is composing a new march
named in honor of the Wichita Eagle
| 1t will be called Wichita Eagle Trium-
phal march.
| Charley Carpenter who is said to
| have been dismissed from the police
| force, because he would not take off mis-
hat to a Jersey cow. returned yesterday
from Colwich where he visited his faith
/ err and mother
Services Will be held today at II a m.
and 2:30 p. m at the Dodge avenue III.
E. church for the deaf mutes. The ser
mon will be one Of especial interest 10
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| lent language as given.
Marion Williamson pronounces the
| interview purporting as to what he will
testify circulated throughout the city as
false and untrue. He says he will make
no statement until the trial or in the
presence of his attorney.
Fred Sweet. as superintendent of the
| Wichita Electric Railway company,
1eI tn n ri
against the Franklin Electric company
and the Santa F'e Railroad company
for certain electric machinery which
was shipped to the company here.
This afternoon a song service will be
held at the Y. NJ. c. A. building at
O'Clock. The special feature of the
meeting will be an address by the evan
gelist, Edith Hill, upon the subject of
The New Woman and the New Man"
All men cordially invited to attend.
Lester Reiff, the Wichita jockey who
won the $4,000 realization race at
Shepherd Bay last July, is in the city
visiting his father, who conduts a hand
some store at the corner of Main and
Central avenue. He will leave for
Europe in a few days where he will
ride.
We wish our merchants TO under
stand that THE book souvenir being got
ten out Fly Mr.. p. B. Difday is purely in
his own interest. The Eagle has moth
ing whatever to do with Ii any farther
than it will be printed in the job de-
paTItment, provided we do ii as well and
cheaper than any other Office
DR.. Alphonso ]. Trefethen, who has
been here during the past three weeks
representing Munyon's remedies, will
leave this morning for Oklahoma where
he will institute an active campaign
against that great enemy Of man. dis
ease. While here he had remarkable
success with his goods and attributes
nearly all of ii TO the wonderful adver-
tising influence of the Eagle The doc
tor is a very genial man and his sue
cess must be attributed in part % that
as we'll as to the judicious advertising.
One of the most pleasant and enjoya-
BILE social events of the weey was a sur
prise rendered Mrs. James Mercer OF
20S South Laura avenue yesterday af-
ternoon. The affair was given by the
ladies OF Garfield Relief Corps No. 40;
over which Mrs. Mercer has so ably pre-
sided for the past year. The afternoon
was very pleasantly spent in converse
ton, which it is needless to say, never
tagged. At o'clock a plentiful and
tasty luncheon was served by the ladies
Of the corps, after which all returned TO
their homes feeling that the afternoon
had been very profitably spent Those
present were: Mrs. Judge Campbell,
Mrs. r. S. Swope, Mrs. l. Bird, Mrs II.
Mason. Mrs. Ely, Mrs. Una Kessler
Mrs. NJ Sheppard. Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. VI.
Lee, Mrs. NJ. Little. Mrs. \. O.. Everett,
Mrs NJ. Beach. Mrs. J. West, Mrs.
Scott, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs L. Majors,
Mrs. Mckinney. Mrs. NJ j. Rochell.
Miss Sallie Payne, Miss Edith Mercer
and Miss Eoy.