The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-31
CITY IN BRIEF.

D0n forget the speech or senate
Lucien Baker at the auditorium Satur-
day night.
The all-day Holiness meeting was
Christian church.
Herman z. Baker and Mrs. Emma L.
Laudermilk were licensed to wed yes
terday by Probate Judge Wyatt.
MIR. Joseph Medburg of New York
reached the city yesterday and is the
guest of his friend. j. J. Mcnamara.
William Kay has taken the contract
for painting the drop curtain and seem
cry of the new family theatre on First
street
Tim Voss slipped yesterday on the
sidewalk and severely sprained his an
kle, and will probably be laid up for a
few days.
J. c. Rutan is assisting City Treasur-
er Ross in registering the cancelled COIL
pons of the city bonds which have been
cancelled.
The protracted meetings being con-
Quoted at the South Emporia Avenue
NJ E. church are said to be growing in
interest each night.
DR.. D. McSevegan, a physician Of dis
tinction, has taken rooms at the Man
haitian with a view Of permanently 10
eating in this city.
j. III. Mccall. grand master of the
Masonic lodge of Kansas, went to Sal
ina yesterday to lay the corner store of
the new Masonic temple there.
G. Reddish Of Cripple Cleek and Anna
K. Burhouse of Jamesburg, were grant
ed license yesterday to assume the joys
and responsibilities of marriage.
Ed Deitrick, who has been In the EN-
ploy of the Missouri Pacific railroad for
thepast three years, left last night with
his family for Clark county, Missouri.
John Swinford and family have taken
up their residence in Wichita, having
LEASED the residence on the corner of
Campbell avenue and Mulberry street.
Sheriff Woodcock of Summer county
passed through the city last night on
his way home from the reform school
where he had deposited five young GRIM
inals from his county.
Tapp Brothers have moved into their
new Red Front store on the corner of
Second and Main streets. 1t is not the
Red Front store that Dave Dale
threatened TO boycott.
Ray L. Harper and Miss Edith Nc
Griff OF Goddard were licensed to wed
Judge Wyatt. The usual number of
witnesses were present.
Ex-Secretary of State William Hig-
gins is spending a few days in the city
on business and is camped at the Carey
hotel, where several friends call to see
him, for he is always entertaining.
An injunction suit has been filed in the
district court by Judge Campbell, as
Lob
Clayton, Charlie Fleeman, Henry
Rhodes and the owners Of the Manhat-
tan hotel building.
Miss Emma Loudermilk and Mr.. Fl.
z. Baker were married last evening at
the Congregational church. The bride
has been a very efficient and popular
saleslady in the store of Chapman and
Walker for several years; the groom is
musical instrument dealer of North
Main street.
Hon A. G.. Mueller Of Colwich spent
part of yesterday in the city making
preparations for special meeting OF
lodge No. 1856 A. o. u. w. of that place
for Saturday night. Grand Master
Workman Wallace will be present: also
a number of visitors from neighboring
lodges, including a number from Wich- |
tia.
Let everybody in the city put all lose !
things that can be taken care of out of |
the reach of the midnight raiders to- |
night The Wichita Electric Railway |
company are preparing 10 prosecute all |
persons who place obstacles on the road |
Last year considerable damage was |
done TO cars. They will have special |
guards tonight and all offenders Will be /
arrested.
Miss Jessie Lewelling, the charming |
daughter Of Ex-Governor Lewelling. will /
give her first dancing lesson TO her class |
of children at Peerless hall Saturday |
afternoon Miss Lewelling has a select |
class OF children and parents are 10 be |
cougra tulated in having them under her |
tuition Her dancing rooms will be the |
popular place now for the Juvenile elite |
OF the city.