The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-07
CITY IN BRIEF.

The Odd Fellows of the West Side viii
give a social Friday night.
Judge Reed is in Kansas City or
business and is expected 10 return this
evening.
The ladies' OF the Second Baptist
church are preparing a nice program oil
services for Easter Sunday.
The vote for Judge eileen for justice
of the peace gave him fifty-seven ma
jority instead of one, as was inadver-
tently stated yesterday.
Cliff Sawyer has returned from Jack
sonville, H., where he has been at tbs
bedside of his mother who was much
improved when he left.
The fire insurance business of the late
J. II. Alley has been purchased by l.. J.
Spencer, who will represent the inter
ests of insurers and insured.
Miss NJ. Persons returned yesterday
from an extended trip through the ter
ritory and is expected after two weeks
stay in the city to return to her home
in New York.
Among the special mentions in fash
ion circles past week was MISS Blanch
Barrett's millinery opening. Her par
lors were thronged with admiring ladies
all afternoon and evening.
Major Niederlander is home spending
a few days with his family and lookins,
after the details of some business af-
fairs, he is fat and happy, therefore he
must be prospecting.
The train that came in over the San
ia Fe from the south last night APP
peared to have been ditched. 1t was
covered with mud caused by the dust
storm and subsequent rain.
Major Sully. commander Of the
southern division of the Salvation Army
arrived in the city last night with Mrs.
Booth. He will accompany her every
where she speaks in his division.
Mrs. Esther A Winsell. age So, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. w.
W. MarIis. 402 North Water. at go a.
m. Saturday. The remains will be
sent 10 Fairfield. Ia, her old home for
burial.
The Golden Eagle will throw away
f. & W. and celuloid collars from the
top of the building on ext Saturday
night at $50 This was TO have taken
place last night but on account of the
rain was poctponed.
Mrs. NJ. a. Bayne OF Caldwell is in
the city visiting friends and relatives.
Postal Clerk VI. j. DAWN reports a
terrible sandstone yesterday along the
Wichita and Western line between
1TttilSDuIS anu
The Ministerial association OF the
city Will met in the pariors of the
Young Mems Christian association at
2:30 tomorrow afternoon. The paper
on Politics and the Pulpit will be
read by Rev. Bruce Griffith Of the Re-
formed church.
The Panhandle train failed to arrive
her last night and plug had been
sent up from Wellington in it's stead.
The delay was caused by terrific sand
storms down in the territory. south OF
Kiowa. which filled up the cuts until
they were impossible.
Joseph. Hinkle contradicts the state
ments OF some disappointed candidates
about the labor commissioners and
state mine inspector. He SAYS their
appointment gives the highest salts
faction TO labor union people every
where and particularly here in Wich-
ita.
The game which was 10 have been
played yesterday between the High
school and Kellogg school baseball
teams did not take place on account
Of the High schools not making their
appearance. The game was TO decide
a tie and promised TO be very interest
ing game mad IL come of
The special meeting Of The Equitable
Aid Union no. I4S on FRIDAY night was
quite a success in all its details Six
candidates We're initiated. Lunch was
serv ed. followed by music and q social
Mrs l. c Loose and daughter Edith
Of fIliopolis. Ill. are visiting her sister.
Mrs Charles u. Irwin, lIeT North To-
peka avenue
The devOteeS OF Terpsichore are noti-
fed that on Monday evening. April l..
TIE most brilliant ball o. the season
viii b. given At the ZeninGer hal on
Marks- street by the members Of Queea
City Lodge No. -. Degree q Honor.
Professor Blurne win furnish the ehOic-
est music. and oili Ford viii conduct
the dancers through The isbyrinths %
The May waltz.
A u. Oliver came IN from the eas;
yesterday. having been away two or
ttree weeks or business While absent
n was fu Chicago, also visiting TT. Ia
dams I'll district Ee says that -h--e
ara. - .T.aay thousands. ioo naauy f3le
peor.s "a Chicago. and Re estimate
t.aL 50 Tar as the Immediate future s.
concerned that csty Fil have a Ezrn
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points n lie oil ara szs --E'az - -a-
diana s-e.a susy aud ssen rgusPe
ca;zEI,.s 81 - ely.
Glenn Fioyed ard Abe Schoos o. tble
city have organized an Indian case
6al team II Po1ca City - trsvs-