The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-17
CITY IN REIEF.

Miles.
CoIer /. Sim was called to Urban, Ill.
on a message OF the death OF his brothe1
in-law.
Mrs o. II. Bentley and Mrs. W. W
Pearce gave card party on Thursday
and Friday afternoon
Miss Neatie Franks of Carthage, Mo
who has been visiting Mrs. Williams
has returned to Gler home
Mrs. Steinbucha yesterday made an
nual settlement in the probate court as
guardian Of the minor heirs of Fred
Stackznann.
The Salvation army will be busily
engaged the coming week preparing
Thanksgiving dinner for the poor chill
dren of the city.
The funeral Of Ella Hall, aged II years
was held yesterday from the residence
al the corner of Fourth avenue and
Seventeenth street
Mat. Busch, the county commission
er, left last night for st. Louis 10 see
! a sister and brother whom he has not
/ met for many years.
! Ouichita tribe, Imperial Order of Red
Men, are making extensive preparations
1 for a grand masquerade ball on Thanks
giving evening. Nov. %. at Red Mems
nall PIC Month Main street.
/ Miss Pauline Meguiar of Shelbyville,
KY, who made many friends mere a
year ago, is now visiting her aunt. Mrs.
L. @. WI'li:fder, on her way home from
an extended visit in Montana.
Invitations have been received from
the chancellor and board of regents OF
the State University to attend the
physics and electrical engineering build
ing On Friday afternoon, Nov. %.
Nicholas Chosen and Miss Pauline G.
Odenmanth of Ost, Rano county, ap-
paared before Judge Wyatt yesterday
/ and after little talk persuaded his
J honor TO issue to them a marriage
license.
Ebert Hill laid down $3.50 yesterday
at the probate court for a little docu-
mept issued by Judge Myatt, which
authorized the young man TO lead to
the Hynenial alter Miss Minnie Waltz
of the. West Side this evening.
Mrs Eddy died at Dallas, Tex, last
Monday Sine was known in Wichita,
where she was a favorite for years, as
Frances Foster and was the daughter
of ]. Z, Foster, the queensware merch-
ant. She died of malarial fever.
Peerless hodge, No. 271, A. o. q. w,
will give social for members and their
families next Tuesday evening. the 18th
A good program has been arranged and
refreshments will be served free A
special invitation is extended to new
members.
George E. Russell, who has been trav-
cling salesman for Edwin H. Best &
of for ~
has accepted the management of the
Meek Combination of Boston. They
win show in three cities in Kansas:
Wichita, Topeka and Hutchinson.
Mrs F. B. Eames entertained at whist
Thursday evening. The CUES Is includ-
ed Misses Blanche Chandler. Ella Chan
dler. Emma Hill, May Ahren, Helen
Fisher. Maud Matthews and Messrs
Harry Dockum, Ed Bruner, A. Hughes,
NJ. A. Dean, Bert Lockyer and F. B.
EameS.
The court house people were photo
graphed yesterday on the steps at the
east entrance and strange to say the
camera survived the shock. Had it not
been for Judge Reed, the fair young
woman and Douglas Donnelly. it would
have been the homliest crowd that
ever posed for photograph.
One year ago to day was the cold
day in Wichita, which all who We're here
will remember. 1t was THAT day that
the temperature feIg, Hike a cannon ball,
down to near zero. The day previous
to 1T was warm but the wind blew a
gale Of forty-three miles per hour and
everybody was afraid Of cyclone. A
year is very short after all.
Miss Audrey Hankinson gave a BIRTH
day party last evening at 223 South
Main street to her young friends and
classmates. Those present were: Misses
Lulu Winton, Maud Miller Daisy Young
Bthel McNaugSlten. Della Hughes, Stel-
la McNaughten. Alice Nevlin, Fern
Forester. and Clarence Paddock. Louis |
Lawrence. Allie Mcclellan, August |
Wagner, Frank Nevlin, Blatt Dawson. |
John Hankinson. Ray Miller, Frank 4
Wagner. Edgar Krailsheimer. Music /
and dancing with refreshments was tbs, !
order of the evening.
Any person who can give any infor- !
NATION about the rank. company. -regi- /
ment or date of death of the following
deceased soldiers: NJ. NJ. Houston. p. c. }
Homes. Edwin Kemp. H. Hildebrand.
Frank McCauley, J. f. Marshall. W. A.
Pinkham. a. ID. Quinby, Benjamin T. I
Richards. John Schumacher. William
Southwell. - Sherwood. s. p. Veach.
William White. II. c. Trent. James S.
Bemts, Alex. J. Meyers. NJ Peters. It.
Royal, John White. TO any of the Of
fcers Of Garfield post viii grea thy oblige
the committee, or at the headquarters
Of the commfotee in the county survey
Dr's Office the The court house W. r.
kesiar, W. H. Kendie, ]. II. futile. COM
mistoe.
E II. Nudd. a motorneer of the cleo
tr!c street railway. jumped his job yes
Ierday and deserted his car. II came
about IN this way: Ed took the civil
service examination IN June for the
position OF better carrier. and YESTERDAY
he was met al the corner of Main street
ana Douglas avenue by a messenger re-
lueStinS him 10 come Immediately 10
he Postoffice. He asked the messen-
ger II he could not wait anGthar hour.
rs al that time he would be relieved.
put upon being answered IN the mega
i've, ne heSitated no longer hut left the
ar on EarRest'S hands. and was soon
swo7n IN. Last night he was receiving
'tsngratulatio1s from all the bows ard
superintendent Sweet said that while
1e could not approve a man quitting
without a moments notice. he did wish 4
III The boys would have the same luck
md do iikewise
Last Thursday evening a. the resi-
isnoe Of :. L Barrett our genial county
eg-si.er Of deeds. who lives out on the
West S3de, occurred one of the most I
'lsasanS social events Of .fe week. L
vas q party given in 7aeno- OF Mss
trace Barrett, by her brother Theron
M tsisir trends The eveniE was
psnt IN the enjoynlegsS OF games. di-
'eTs2ned by several songs. dancing and
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