The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-01
CITY IN BEIEF.

Mr. H. A. Bethof one OF the mer-
chant princes of Ell Reno, has been in
the city two or three days on business.
The semi-annual election of lodge No.
% will be held Monday evening for of
ficers for the ensuing term. A regular
rally is desired.
Mrs. Emily Henshaw and daughter,
Miss Daisy, of Goddard were in the city
during the week. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Brown of College Hill.
Mr. NJ. CT. Moshier has removed from
7Sl Robert street to 800 West Second,
where Mrs. S. S. King will be pleased
TO meet her friends until February.
Serena Amanda Elliott, daughter of
a. d. and Sallie s. Elliott, died Thurs
day, Nov. %. Of diphtheria. buried Fri
day. Nov. 20. age 10 years, 3 months
and days.
Mr.. J. w. Dresser received a dispatch
from Rutland. H., yesterday, announc-
ing the death Of his brother. E. S.
Dresser, at that place. Mr.. Dresser left
for Rutland last night.
Spruce Tarter left last night for Ere
donia, Kan, where she will meet her
mother, who has been visiting in the
east for the past two months. They
will return to Wichita Friday morning.
Rev. John F. Won Herrlich, who was
suddenly taken sick Monday evening
last, we are happy 10 state, has suf-
ficiently recovered to be in the pulpit
OF St. Johns church this morning and
evening.
Romero" is the title OF very beau
tiful dance composed by Mr.. Bruce
Priddy OF this city and published by
Lyon & Healy OF Chicago. Mr.. Priddy
is talented in this line. as is fully dem
onstrated by this, his latest piece.
Misses Leida Mills and Jessie Clark
gave banquet and reception last night
to the victorious High school eleven
that gained new honors at Winfield on
Thanksgiving day. II was quite an
elaborate affair and the champions en-
joyed il very much
Professor Waterbury's bicycle which
was stolen on July 20 last. was found
yesterday IN a corn field nine miles
northwest os the city by two mutes.
The wheel had been broken and left
there by the parties who had taken it
The muteS found Il while gathering
corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Allen entertained
the Columbian Whist club at their
home on South Emporia avenue last
Thursday evening. The favors were
won by Mrs. Campbell and Mr.. Gehring.
Mrs. George Jones OF University av-
enue entertained at dinner on Thanks
giving day.
The board Of trade hall has been re-
Gently remodled and converted into a
concert hall and will be known as Sedg-
wick Music hall. A dedtcatory concert
viii be given on the evening Of Deem
Der 10. under the direction OF the Schu-
bert Trio. composed OF Mrs. ID. Hays.
pianist: Mr. Edgar II. Gordon. violinist;
Mr.. Ralph NJ. Dunbar, yioliRcellist, as
sisted BY 8 vocalist.
H. P Swerdfeger, vice president Of
ths Sedgwick County Poultry asS3cia-
ton. left last night for Kansas City.
where he goes in the interest OF the
poultry fair which viii commence Il
this city January and continue 20 the
18th. He VIII Try and secure the at
tendance OF a number Of exhibitors al
the Nid-win.er Continental Poultry eX-
position being held at Kansas City.
DR.. Trefethe-. representing Munyon's
remedies. VIII be al the Hotel Carey.
room ia. Tor one week longer. The
doctor says i Is perfectly wonderful the
sale Munyon's remedies are having and
he great nuuhsr OF people who are
sending IN. testimonials OF cures The
doctor says Wichita IS one % the finest
business cities he has ever visited. ana
& IS With regret that he VIII leave l.
The Eagle people have found him g
perfect gentleman in all his dealings