The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-12

ing friends in this city left for their
home yesterday.
James ]. Parks has sued the Wichita
National bank, drought its receiver,
for $3.50, alleged to have been due him
for attorney fees.
Mrs. Van Sendens whose husband is
private secretary to Secretary Carlisle.
is in the city visiting the families of
Harry Sutton, j. r. Anderson and z.
&. Dilday.
Holy Thursday was observed yester-
day at the Cathedral. Several priests
from abroad participated in the SER
vices, which consisted Of high mass and
other devOtions.
Clint Lawrence returned last night
from Wellington where he was a wit
ness in the case of the state against
Talbot. He save there is 10 doubt of
the conviction OF Talbot.
All members of Wichita lodge No
&c. J. O. O. F., are requested to be pres
ent at the meeting of the lodge Friday
evening April u. Work in the initia-
tory degree. All visiting brothers in
yited.
The ladies will serve hot coffee and
lemonade at their sale on Saturday
corner Topeka avenue and Third. The
articles on sale are marked down.
Come and see the many pretty things
prepared by St Johns fingers.
Mr.. Lynn Hart of Donegal farm,
arvey county, and John Il. Griffin,
superintendent of construction at Fort
Riley called at the Eagle office last
night with Judge Marchant of Stafford
to see the typesetting machines work.
All donations of fancy articles for
the Easter sale given by the ladies Of
the First Presbyterian church can be
sent to Knorr's, 131 North Main street
today. Send or bring donations for
the dinner on Saturday morning promp
tly.
Mr.. T.. McKinlay. editor of the New
kirk, 20. I'd Republican. spent yester-
day in the city. Mr.. Mex, is an old
time kansan. having settled in CONVEY
county in 1871. He says that - per
cent of the wheat in the strip is all
right.
Professor II. 3. Scott of Lewis Aca-
deny will deliver the second lecture of
the course, this evening at O'Clock at
Lincoln Street Presbyterian church,
corner Lincoln street and Emporia
avenue. Subject: The Culture That
Wins"
DR.. James Campbell, for forty years
a resident of Des Moines, Ia, has taken
residence in Wichita. Health failure
drove him from the vigorous climate of
the north, and he comes to the metro
polls of the sun-lit valley OF southern
Kansas to make his home.
w. J. French of the state of Louisiana
who has been here visiting his nephew,
Mr.. JobeS Of the Kansas National bank,
returned home last night very much
pleased with Wichita. He says there is
not much free silver talk in his section
of the country, the sugar bounty being
the main political subject there.
J. d. Caldwell, while assessing prop
erty yesterday out in Grreffenstein's
addition was the victim of inspiration.
He said that some unknown and unseen
person whispered distinctly in his ear
and told him that John J. Ingalls, would
be the next president, and that he
would be elected on a free silver plat
form.
Preparations are being made to make
the Epworth League social at the
First NJ. T.. church tonight a thorough
success. a delightful, but short pro-
gram has been arranged for, beside re-
freShments will be served free TO all
who attend. The church has been ap-
propriately decorated and Pastor and
Mrs. Colt will be made TO feel the hearth
ness of this reception given in their
honor. A cordial invitation to all is
extended.