The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-27
CITY IN BRIEE.

M. A. CarvGn IS attending the county
clerks meeting art Topeka
Miss dwellings dancing party last
night was very delightful affair.
Yesterday was St Stephens day.
Very few knew Il or remembered It.
David Meyers of Trinidad, Colorado,
spent the Christmas holidays II the city
Miss Carrie Kensler OF Lar-ei g IN
Ire city visiting hsC uncle, II. c. Ken
sls-.
". T. Daudo and family are spend
ing Christmas with friends at Great
Bend.
Miss Foster OF Fneepo-t Is in the city
visiting Miss MaFgie Deac ami Miss
Lsa McCrae.
Tine pc5tofice people report an I'M
mense business done through the mads
this Christmas.
Frank Myers. chief clerk at Santa Fe
division headquarters, visited Welhng-
ton OF Christmas.
Miss NELLIE and Blanche Currie, from
Ms55ci-e Lodge. are visiting Mrs. S. T.
Lane, 252 Ncnac Market
Ronraque Edridge, who was n town
spending Christmas with his family.
r5tTned TO Kansas City last Right.
Burke is the zane OF the msa cap
turod at Tom Rogers house We6css-
cay evening and ne is an cid offender.
THE vaust IS being moved out OF the
GarI6aifo building or North Main streS.
end the room will be fitted UP for q
store.
Mrs. Houston N7hiteside Of HutcGasn-
sp,a arrived II the city last evening
for rehearsal for Ire Bracken concert
tonight.
4 v'3-uant was sworn ourt yesterday
by W. P. Raftry, before Justice Jores,
charging James Bu-EeS with assault
and battery.
Miss Mahaney IS doing the eeeno-
graphic work a tice Rock Island freight
office in the absence Of the regular
sthenograpLer.
Charles Paugh Of Sedgwick. brother
OF NJ. PaGgfc & Co.. commission firm at
the stock yards, was at the yards yes
6erday locking for feeders
F. P. Martin has so far convalesced
as 10 be able to visit his ant store every
day row. He has had a pretty rough
time Of It the past two or three weeks.
TIE first message Arch McVicar re-
ceived cCngraltuhatiug him on his mar
ri2ge was signed Grover Cleveland. He
duGots the aUThe-ticity of the sigma
ture.
F. W. BJpttry end wife Of Enid. o. T.,
are spending the holidays with Judge
AoCandless' family. Mrs. BIS father.
Mss Maud McCaQdless Will return
nome with them
Owing TO en- oversight on the par.
OF a printer, the name Of the treasurer
of Albert Pike lodge No. 300, Edward
Wall, was not Included in the notice
printed yesterday.
Mrs. Flora Smith, aged So, wife of D.
T. Smith, died yesterday at 70S South
Emporta of cancer. The funeral Will be
1held today and the body viii be ladd to
rest IN the Waco cemetery.
Rev F. A. HegJsing Of Hennessy, o.
T., THE old figfcting chaplain of tie
twe-Ity-fifth INDIANA, is, visiting This
week with F. NJ. WSbking and family.
He IS well plea sec with Wichita
o. l. Godfrey of Colorado Springs,
who has been visiting Mrs. HenderscT.
of Wichita. accompanied by his wife,
left yesterday for their Colorado .lome
after "a pleasant visit in the city.
Hen T. B. Murdoch. editor of the F.
Dorado Republican, Is in the city, ac-
cCmpanied by Mrs. Murdoch and the6r
chrild11en, spending Christi as with the
families of Colonel and r. P. Murdoch.
What with his fre-eating feats end
n
ty artist at GiT.y & Fulton's, ON EzS1t
Douglas, continues to hold a crowded
pavement in front of their establish
ment.
The fat pig that was raffled off at
the German Christmas tree night be-
fore last was sent here from indie
pendence by Mrs. Julius Zimmerman as
q. Christmas present for the Sons of
Herman.
Harry Dunbar Of st. Joe is in the city
visiting hts relatives and many Wicht-
ia friends. Harry has a good eftra-
rtfon alt ST. Joe. but has an attraction
here with whom he desired TO spend the
holidays.
William Duffy, county clerk OF Har-
per county, was On the city yesterday
and MADE the Eagle a pleasant call Mr..
Duffy Is on his way to Topeka to ATTEND
the county clerks convention at that
place today.
A benefit entertainment was given
last night at the Lyceum tteatre on
First street which was not only we'll
attended, but was highly appreciated
by those who Witnessed the play which
consisted of specialties.
carp & Wicke,-sham presented R. F.
Ki-.-ard, piss preventative. who &C
companies George ]. Mold, the ST .errt
circumEaviga,tcr,o on hist RIP around the
world. with an elegant pair of shoes.
The same are now CT exhibition n thetc
show window.
Sheriff Hampton OF Perry, accom-
panied by Deputy Sheriff CrawfC-1.
went north last night fer Lansing with
three prisoners, including Storer. CON-
viCtsd Of murder, who. has been given
g. life se-tence. Another prisoner went
Up for nine years for burglary and Rsr-
ceny.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. No-dmark OF Ra--
dolph, Kan, father and mother Of @.
G.. Nor5rna-k. and Mrs. T. ]. Williams.
at us Hinton avenue, arrived in Ire city
last night. II Is sad1 MIR. Nor3maTk Is
here % assist his son in adjusting his
late trouble with the Postal Telegraph
company.
Mrs Dug Caldwell has on exhibition
at Martins art store an oil painting
that is hard TO beat. If II had the sig
nature Of some great artist IL would
undoubtedly command a large price.
Il is a credit TO the patience and skill
Of the lady and is much admired by all
who have seen It
Charles Isenke Of The postoff1ce yes
cer5ay received a check from the old
country for 81. 400 Qui~e a nice Christ
mas git. ard Il came as a happy aux
n.ary 70 the other holiday present he
received from his coed wife IN the form
Of te--round boy. Pretty good luck
for a 60-year old csazen, don't you
think.
The commercial t-ave,e-s VIII give a
literary and musical ente-te i1ms-,e
Saturday nigh. Dc .. At Oi5 FL
lows hal lon North Msi7 street Tue
SPECIAL featr->ss VII be the cciCT=d
cua-ta.te and M George Mold. VITO