The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-27
CITY IN BRIEF.

other stock that the farmer raises.
CITY IN BRIEF
J. W. Eno's greyhound, Eli, has pass.
ed to the great beyond
G. W. Stipp OF Wellington was dong
business i'm the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Franks Of Carthage. No.
is in the city visiting Mrs. W. c. Will
| Jams.
Tapp Bros, & Hinsaw will remove
their store to the Getto building No
yelnber l.
Eggleston post has purchased a tract
of land in the old cemetery for the uss
of its members.
A girl baby arrived at the home of
M. and Mrs. A F. Peterson last night.
Mother and baby doing well.
Casper Haynes was passenger on
the Santa Fe last night for Newton 70
spend Sunday with Joe Murphy.
/ J. H. Mromns, cherry orchard on Col
lege Hill IS in full bloom, a strange
sight mid autumn and falling leaves.
Thomas Shaw Is PROSTATE, from ner-
vous debility. at his home Sl1 South
/ Topeka He has been seriously i'll the
past week
Mrs. Sarah j. Jordan Of GalesbuIg.
Ills, is spending a few weeks with her
! daughter, Mrs. VI. r. Smith, 507 North
! Main street.
| Charlie Shoots was fined SIS in the po-
! lice court for cutting Perry Allen, but
! he appealed the case to the district
/ court, giving a bond for 5000.
Mrs. Bion Cole of North Topeka ave-
nue. and son, Hollie, who have bean
asst xx-fl
months, returned home this week.
! The article in yesterdays Eagle Civ
: ing the mortality of Wichita should
have read less than eight 20 the 1000
per annum,'' INSTEAD of "eight TO the
f, 100," as the type made the article of
DR.. Keith say.
Ex-CongresSman Jerry Simpson of
Medicine Lodge was in the city yester-
day. He was visited by some Pops
and Democrats and he offered TO make
a campaign speech but the Democrats
shook their heads.
Caroline Harrison Circle No. IS. will
meet in their hall Tuesday. October 90.
at 2:30 p. m, TO prepare and make ar
| rangements for the election dinners.
Let every member be present By or
/ der Of executive committee.
There is a pocketoook at the police
headquarters which was picked UP by
some boys in an alley that can be had
by the owner. 1t contains a child 6
keepsake, and will probably be highly
priced by the rig'htful owner.
The Rev. John T. Won Herriich Of
ficia:ed Wednesday evening last al the
Smith and Van Horn wedding in We'll
fugton. Some ten or twelve ladies of
that place have promised to send for
him upon hoped for future occasions.
Judge Reed is fighting like trogan
for the Republican ticket. He appre-
ciates the Importance of Republican sue
cess and has some pronounced views
about the sin of ingratitude. He does
not believe that the Republican ticket
can possibly be defeated.
The Demo-Pop Yancey is assured that
ne will be promptly met by Williams
and others any time or place he may
choose, and that gentleman can rest as
sured that he will receive a hearty do
ing up by tine royal, loyal colored men
who still stand by their original fairh
and the Republican party.
The Right Rev. Bishop Millspaugh.
bishop of the diocese of Kansas, Will
preach and confirm at st Johns Epis-
copal church Friday evening. Nov. s,
AT 7:30. The confirmation will be fol-
lowed by a general reception from 8:45
to IL p. m, to which all church MEN,
bers, church attendants and their
friends will be invited
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Henry Of Council
Bluffs, Ia, are guests Of Rev. L. A.
Hall and wife of the Central Baptist
church, with whom they will spend
week looking at the city with which
they are favorably impressed. Mr.
Henry is a pormine1lt business man and
formerly an influential member of Mr..
Halls church at Council Bluffs.
Frank Anderson, county clery Of Lin
coin county, o. T., was in the city yes
terday on business and returned home
last night. Frank is one Of the lead
ing young men in his county and will
be heard from some day all over the
land Of the Fair God either in the exc
cutive office or making the walls Of the
senate hall ring with his eloquence. He
is a genuine boomer and thinks there is
not slice of the footstool that can COM
pare with the east side Of Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Galusha return
ed yesterday from the east, accompan-
led by Mrs. s. II. Galusha, their mother,
who VIII remain as the guest Of her son
Indefinitely. Mrs. r. T. Galustla has
been absent for the past three months
hSfIIiS III LES hplllSS, anu MI. tJaIu-
sha was one OF a party of gentlemen
who took an outing and hunting trip
20 the forests Of Minnesota and reports
as having had a successful and delight
ful trip.
The souvenir Of Mr.. P. 3. Dilday, re-
presen ting Wachfta, IT'S tributary and
RESOURCES, together with our city's edu-
ca'.fonal interests, churches, fine pub
lie buildings, promises to be the finest
publication ever issued in any western
country. The title page is TO be Ito
graphad IN fine colors and the cuts and
portraits in half tone. The prospectus
can be seen this week in the counting
room Of the Eagle Office, where adver- /
Using space can be contracted for.
The Ell Dorado Republican SAYS that I
H c. ChipchaSe of Wichita, manager
OF the Missouri and Kansas Telephone 4
writes TO Charizs PattSon of /,
FL Dorado to know what the feeling - I
m that city IN regard 70 having a oele- /
phone linz built between there and Au- /
gusta and Wichita ChipohaSe says: 4
The line, II built, will be OF first class /
material and the same kind Of iustr1I- 4
Inents as are used between Chicago and I
New York. I hope TO hear from you 4
soon and If favorable, l may come 10
see you"
c. T. Whi1toa & Son have made ar
-angemelts with fruit growers n Ar
kansas whereby they can furnish 1
Choice fruit from that country TO the
trade here. 4 basket of the choicest
apples that ever grew on trees. and just
Is fine as they looked. found their way
10 thu Sanccum Of the editor of the
Eagle yesterday afternoon. through the
1.1oJ,gh1fuiineSs OF Wsot Whiatoa. tIe
-ocal agent TIE senior OF The firm dos
ne buying a. J.sle o.he- end OF the Ire.
while the son attends % re traIie here
California fruit can not be compared
with these eppIes for actual use The