The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01
CITY IN BRIEE.

his aSteTn visit.
B. S. Bowron. of Roberts, Wisconsin.
is now the chief night clerk OF the Man
haitian hotel.
Miss Flora Jones Of Omaha, is in the
city visiting the family Of J. NJ. Allen
for few days.
Mrs. and Mrs. G. II. Mann left Sat
urday to visit friends in st. Louis and
other parts of Missouri.
Mr. Robert Diedrick left for Texas
this morning in the interest Of the
Western Poultry yards.
Garfield Relief corps No. 40 will meet
in regular session at Garfield hall Sep
TENDER at 2:30 o'clock.
c. A. Tanner, the stationer. has been
called to Iowa by a telegram announc-
ing the death of his father.
The Endeavor church will hold their
fair Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of
this week at 120 North Main.
Professor Naylor will address the
mems O'Clock meeting at the Y. NJ c.
a. this afternoon. All men invited.
Some of the farmers in the city yes
terday declared that the ground is
now in better condition for wheat SOW
ing than for many years.
ShdiiCy was All tLC NitS
yesterday rehersing that old story
about striking a flow Of gas in thirty
foot we'll north of the city.
The Rev, John F. Won Herrlich rector
Of st. Johns church arrived in Wichita
after a six weeks vacation. Mr.. Won
Herrlich will occupy his pulpit this
morning.
A. S. Barwise and 3. F. Mclean with
their respective families, have taken
for their place of residence the stone
house. Metcalf property. on University
avenue.
Miss Jennie 3. Ford. who has been
spending the summer with the family
of her brother. II. n. Ford, North Mar
ket street. left for home in Fredonia
yesterday.
A set of harness was reported stolen
at the stock yards yesterday and the
police succeeded in finding them in a
North Main street store, and last night
John Mccullough was run in as the
man who sold the harness.
Miss Carrie Wootring. popular
young school teacher of Allentown, Pa
after an extended tour of the principal
cities of the west leaves today over the
Missouri Pacific. While here she was
the guest OF Miss Annie V. kistler. 1918
North Market street.
Roy Kramer has returned from his
eastern trip and the firm of Wall &
Brooks are happy again. Roy Is again
at his desk and wisdom sits upon
its perch in the Sedgwick block He
had a grand time while away and came
home two ounces heavier than when
he left
Miss Maud Rentz entertained Monday
evening. Her guests were: Misses
Jessie Sprangler. frankie Marshall OF
Kansas City and Josie Vennard, with
escort OF Messrs. Fred Heller. VIII
Hatton, Delos Woods and George Ad-
ans.
Miss Amelia Bissantz entertained
Friday evening. Her guests weE:
Carrie and George Tatgenhorst, Lena
Lidley. Lena Knoblauch, Bessie Klaws,
Walter Bayer, Wanda Kreaggenberg,
Gus Cannnen. Blanche kensen. Clara
Liebrand. Katie Cannen. Anna We;g-
and, Jimmie Allhands, Pauline Ritter,
Jennie Taught, Cosy Kieger and Oscar
BiSsantz.
tn. Central Baptist organized and
neatly executed a surprise on Rev. l.
A Hall and family last Wednesday
evening. They took possession for
awhile OF his home. lawn and barn,
and left behind them many edible and
useful tokens Of their good VIII and
esteem The membership OF the Cen
trail Baptist church are typical Bap-
fists. when they go into anything they
so in all over"
Mrs. Eliza beth a. Smith. wife OF John
". Smith. was born near Baltimore,
Md, February %. 1926. and died az
the home Of ". J. Martindale, this city,
August 81. 1895. Mrs. Mart!ndale IS
the only child Of Mr. and Mrs. Smith
and for some time past the parents
have made their home with her. The
funeral viii take place from the home.
1904 Maple avenue. Monday. Septen-
Der ?. at .. IN. The services viii be
conducted BIZ Rev. J. W Anderson.
The coal dealers have agreed for their
united interests to sell no coal on credit
after this date This step has become
necessary on account OF - many had
accounts and for the frs time Tins
rule will apply both % the T1ch and The
poor alike. and wiil be closely adhered
-. They claim the principle cost OF
coal * the freight which Is a cash tetm
and which must be paid for before the
coal viii b. delivered % than Goa
seoueDtly they can stand 10 losses and
the consumers viii profit by tbs az
rangement
Dr. " J. Morrison. president az Fair
mount college. wichita was n the city
Tuesday and Wednesday eadeavo-i1S
20 promote the interests CO tie iuzti-
tuition ov=r which he psss56es- Dr. Eo.-
ris0z founded D-u-y cssEesse. Spring
field. Missouri, and gas Is PRESIDENT
fourteen years he = 3 stVonS man
ana viii build q strong c.llsSr ia Wsca-
ia We are informed thai Greenwood
county VIII be represented al Far
noun. by number OF students during
the coming school year.-Eureka Mes
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