The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-26

terday.
An effort is being made among the
musicians of Wichita to secure the
next meeting Of the State Musical
Jubilee at Wichita The meeting of the
executive committee will be held next
week at Emporia and an effort viii be
made TO hold the annual meeting in
May in this city.
All day yesterday was occupied in
police court endeavoring to secure
jury in the case against George English
and Perry Allen, who were arrested
Sunday at 332 North Main street on the
charge of selling intoxicating liquor. A
jury had not been secured at the time
the court adjourned, and the defend
ants We're held under $3.50 bonds.
Justice Jones court was occupied
yesterday in hearing the evidence in
the case of the state vs. I. B. Roberts
Harry Hill, jr, r. R. Strickland. T. NJ.
Smith and Fred Mccain. charged with
cruel treatment to a horse belonging
70 James Rogers. the East Douglas ave-
nue. liveryman. This is the second trial
Of the case, the first jury failing to
agree.
DR.. Trefelten who IS here represent
ing Munyon's remedies is a genuine
western hustler He has been here but
a few days and yet he has made Mum
yon" household word in every home in
the city. Not only that but he has re-
ceived a bushel Of testimonials from
leading citizens. He thinks advertis-
ing in the Eagle is just the way to
reach the people-that is. all the people.
The first service of the ali-day meet
ing to be held Wednesday. November
%, in the Emporia Avenue NJ. z. church
will be at 9 o'clock. conducted by
Brother Scholenberger. Preaching at
1890 by Rev. Rodgers. Song and praise
service conducted by Brother Trip. be-
ginning at o'clock. At p. m. Rev. A.
W. Cummings will preach. II will be a
real Pentacostal time. Don't fail to
come. Everybody. Bring your basket
and have Holy social during the noon
hour.
Quite a number of men prominent IN
state politics was at the Carey SUM-
day but II was not ascertained wheth-
er II was by an understanding or by
accident, Among them were ]. NJ.
Simpson. state railroad commissioner:
Mort AIbaugh. of the state board of
charities; Syl Dixon. assistant sergeant
at arms of the last house of represen-
tatives: c. 6. Jobes, who was appoint
ed state bank examiner; J. w. Dobson,
of Medicine Lodge, and John Sponsler
of Hutchinson, formerly editor of the
News.
The Conversaz ione club held pleas
ant meeting with Miss Helen Carpenter
at her home in the north part of the
city last week. Many of the anec-
dotes related during the discussion Of
a dainty lunch were very witty and
some of them quite new Those pres
ent were MeSdames Charles Smythe
S. w. Norris. b. H Campbell. B. J.
Eaton. Mr.. Bruce Priddy. Mrs. Galusha
and Misses Mabel Larimer, Eivie Walk
err Lillian Brigg and Genevra Jocelyn.
The club will meet next Wednesday
with MISS Elvie Walker, with Mabel
Larimer as leader.
Miss Clara Knecht entertained num-
Der of her friends in honor OF her thir-
tenth birthday. Games, music and re-
freshmenTts were the amusements Of the
evening. Those present were: Frances
Anderson, Pansy Thomas. Jessie Gar
rett, May Jackson. Bertha Johns. Belle
Chamberlain, George Dumont, Daisy
Clark, Bertha Knecht Lizzie Dennis.
Emma Knecht, Clara Knecht, Edna
Whitlock. John Mcdonald. Harry Vim
ey. Charley Helm, Miss Clara re-
ceived a number of beautiful presents.
They all returned home delighted, wish
ing her many returns.
Through the efforts Of Rev. Harmon
John Goodwin and family were admit
ed to the Kansas Soldiers Home at
Dodge City and left for that place yes
ter1ay. Notwithstanding the fact that
Sedgwick county is compelled to con-
tribute to the support of the home, this
is the first person from this county who
has as yet received admission It is
said that the national home at Leav-
enworth is filled to its utmost capacity
with veterans, and a strong effort is be-
ing made by the county commissioners
to see that this county receives its just
allotment. At the state home the old
soldiers are allowed to take their FAM
lilies with them.
Buck" Ross, an old time citizen of
Wichita. and who has a proud record
behind him as a Union soldier, was
remisicening yesterday. This week
thirty-one years ago the march was
made from Columbus 10 Meriden and
the battle of Franklin occurred on Sat
urday. The days of the week and the
dates are the same this year as then.
After that battle number of the boys,
Buck" among them, took up their
dreary trip to Libby prison. Buck
says that If il was not against the laws
of the country he fought to save. he
would like to set up the beer to all the
boys Of that march who might be in
Wichita next Saturday.
The Hutchinson A. o. L. VS. will
have a grand time in this city next
Tuesday, the occasion being the ami
versary of the founding OF that order
in this city, says the Hutchinson Clip
per. Invitations have been sent out
10 neighboring hodges to attend, which
nave been quite generally accepted. and
the Workmen Of Wichita, with their
wives. daughters and sweethearts are
expected to come in a body by special
train. Grand Master Wallace of King
man. vii deliver public address in the
afternoon. Grand Oyerseer A. G.. Null
Ter and other prominent Workmen will
be present. A big dinner and a parade
in the afternoon will be among the
pleasant events of the day, closing with
degree work in the evening. The Hutch
inson lodge Of A. o. L. WIS is one Of
the largest in this section Of the state
and its members are noted for their
hospitality, and we bespeak for the Wis
fling members a grand good time.
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