The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-07

after several weeks visiting with her
parents who reside at Mexico, No.
Judge Reed was pushing business in
the district court yesterday and large
amount of business was disposed OF.
The city teachers meeting will be
held at / 80 o'clock today, instead of
o'clock as announced in yesterday 5
Eagle.
There will be a special meeting of
Wichita Council No 80 L. c. T. at Ho-
tel Carey this evening at 1:3o. All
members are requested 10 be present.
Matt Bush returned from his home
yesterday and his colleagues Mr.. Har-
mon and Mr.. Webb. tell story on him
about fine blooded pup ne took out
with him.
Justice Jones has a notice pasted up
in his Office to the effect that cigarette
smoking is prohibited. 1t is presum-
able from this that the smoking OF
cigars or cob pipes will be allowed.
Elder w. L. Rose will preach at the
Central Christian church Sunday morn
ing and evening Morning tbeme-'The
Law of Faith and Its Results. Even
ing theme-''The Great Salvation"
Fritz Schneitzler is in Kansas City
spending a few days He was in To-
peka attending the case of the Citizen 5
cldb and thought he would take a run
down TO Kansas City before comm g
home.
Yesterday when the assistant attor-
ney general left his office and walked
across Main street, a farmer in front
of Steers hardware store said: Boys.
run in; there comes man-eating
tiger"
Mr.. ]. F. Mccoy. the register clerk at
the postoffice, leaves this morning for
st. Paul, where he goes as delegate
to annual convention held by the organ
iZation of the postoffice clerks. Mrs.
Mccoy will accompany him as far as
Chicago and visit there until his re-
turn.
A few days ago a Mrs. Hodson ap-
piled for divorce and according TO the
rule served notice on her husband who
lived in Indiana. Yesterday she re-
ceived a reply from there saying that
her husband had already got a divorce
from her That was satisfactory and
she withdrew the case.
Charlie Hyde. the boy who was SO
seriously shot on College Hill last week
is reported as getting along well. The
doctors did not have to amputate any
of his hands and he has had no bad
symptoms lately. He will be confined
to his bed for several weeks but with
cooler weather his friends hope fol-
speedy recovery.
The cornfield souvenir is bound to be
success. II is getting the support OF
the proper people and Mr.. Dilday in
forms us that On account or Its low
price, he is getting orders for il every
day from one dozen to one hundred
copies. and the intention is to make
il so fine that when the eastern farmer
looks it over he will say that country
is good enough for me.
Mrs. c. c. Figg has left for Kentucky
and In a short time her husband will
follow her. They intend to make THEN
future home there. Both Mr.. and Mrs
Figg, as we'll as their daughter who is
just merging into womanhood. are
splendid people and their numerous
friends will regret their departure from
Wichita What will be quite a loss to
the Peerless Princess will be cores
ponding gain to the good old common
wealth of Kentucky. Their future
home will be at Bardstown.
Mrs. X. G. Israel. assisted by Miss
Maybelle Israel, entertained the Pick
wick club on Tuesday in honor of Bessie
Hollinger who, previous to her removal
10 Fit. Scott. was member of the club.
They carried out nice little program
prepared, which consisted sof music
and recitations after which lunch was
served. But probably the most novel
and enjoyable feature of the after
Moons amusement, was ride by each
one in the little white cart, drawn by
the goat. "Trilby," Master Robert Is
rael's famous trotter. Those present
were: Mildred Moffat, Maybelle Ma
gill, Clara Washburn, Iva Israel, Jene
Ross. Mary Biting, Lucy Lewis. Hat
tie Stanley, Fodie Stanley. Blanche
Imboden. Celia Israel, Bessie Innnis,
Bessie Hollinger.