The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-20

l NOrW1cn Lodge NO. fl VIII meet Moi
day might for work in the third degree
D. H. Hare stopped off on his way to
Emporia, where he will ettend college.
Mr.. E. E. Manson. vino was in bust
| ness in this city is now in business in
Chicago.
Jas. E. Mcclure Of Garden PLANE and
Miss Josie Lee of the same place were
licensed to wed yesterday.
A detachment of the Salvation Army
will coduct the services at the Y NJ c.
A auditorium at O'Clock this after.
| noon.
Colonel F. K. Hin of Enid was a visi-
tor in the city last night He SAYS the
anniversary day down there was great
event
Rev. D. Diamond Mitchell is an
nolnced to preach in the First Presby-
terrain church this morning at 1870
O'Clock.
E. F. Eckert of Towanda and Miss
Clesfne Hamant Of Greenwich were
married by Rev. N. E. Hartman last
evening.
The Unity Guild will meet this af-
ternoon at O'Clock in Sedgwfck hall
Mr.. E H Copper will lead. All are
coriaHy invited
A Wichita boy, Diamond Mitchell, will
preach at the First Presbyterian church
this morning at 1880. Subject, THE
Heavenly Race"
Mrs. S. D. Bishop and son Of Law
renee, Kan, is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry It. Moore of 1461
South Water street.
have arrived home, after spending the
summer on the northern lakes and visit
ing IN Ohio. Michigan and Iowa.
Judge Boyle, candidate for attorney
general on the Den-oPop ticket, was in
the city yesterday making medicine.
He created a very good impression.
The appointments for speakers in four
hundred places in Kansas are out and
Wichita Us not among them. Many
Places get four dates and speakers.
c. NJ. Irwin yesterday finished gath
hrlng his crop of onions, (which yielded
over 300 bushels to the acre. Many Of
the onions weighed as high as a pound
and a half each.
G. NJ. Irwin, president of the Wichita
Wheaimans association. yesterday re-
ceived his commission as local counsel
OF the association from Chief Counsel
Webb Of Topeka.
The jury in the case of the United
States VS.. Archie F. Harvey, charged
with mailing an obsce letter in the post
office to Miss Nettie Grunneli, returned
a verdict of not guilty.
Mr.. Eugene Balling, for some months
past employed as stenographer for the
singer Machine company, has accepted
a very promising position as day steno-
sralpher m the Santa Fe freight office.
A glass tinfoil bail kept in the air in
cotnuous motions is one of the novel
atteractionS which hold crowd ON
East Douglas avenue. The object is TO
hit the bali with a gun, and the feat is
pronounced one of the most difficult.
The friends of Miss Ella Hacker wilr
be pleased to know that she is Pro-
nicely after very painful
operation performed by Drs. Fabrique
and Allen. last Friday ait her home and
it ds hoped that She will soon be out
Ralph MilMson is to branch out in
the sale of typewTiters and office furni-
ture by putting a man on the road
His business is assuming such proper
tons that he wants to- extend his trade
field. He has now the largest exclusive
office furniture house in the state OF
Kansas.
Beginning with October 1, there will
be a raise in the freight rates on grain |
IF seven cents per hundred. The rat.
viii stiM be some six cents lower than
the rate when the war was first inau-
yurated. This will cause a general
between this and the first of
the month.
The Epworth league Of the First NJ E. |
church gave a goldenrod social Tuesday
evening at the church. Following is the
program: Organ solo, Professor A. w.
vocal solo, Miss Nellie An
lerson; hesitation. Miss Eulalia Wendell; |
baritone solo, J. G. Pierpont; piano solo, |
Miss Mabel Aver; Orpjheus Quartette, |
Alley Crews, Higgins and Tucker.
A very interesting program has been |
for the missionary concert to |
,e given in the Reformed church to- |
light. Everybody is invited to be pres |
mt, especially ali members as, after the |
services the officers for the coming win /
er will be chosen. Rev. D. B. Shuey |
# Emporia will be present.. This is the |
asst trip which he will make to Wichita |
lefore retiring from the superinten- |
lency of missions.
George Israel has spread little re-
entity, having bought out the remaining |
hare of the firm OF Israel & Co.
ieorge deserves great credit ON dis
.bifity I'm getting out work of art, Iav-
ng studied in the most scientific way
II branches of THE arts in this business
md is fully qualified TO get ont the
most scientific work. Not only this, he
las fitted up the studio with many new
accessories ad it is now wearing a
air OF usually seen outside
{ large cities.
AT the open meeting of Hypatia Mon
ay afternoon, Miss Hodgson gave a
,cture on voice culture. The members
resent showed great interest in the
ubjcct, and at the close of the ecture
lany questions were asked relative to
he topic. o these Miss Hadgson kindly
giving illustrations OF correct
reathing and other exercises neces-
AIRY to develop the needed muscular
urength for a good voice. On request,
IfSs HodgSon gave a humorous recfta-
on. which was greatly appreciated.
On Friday evening the team of A. T.
icDonald living on Roberts ayeru,e |