The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-13

Iattempting to jump from a car on North
Topeka avenue last night fell and broke
his left arm above the wrist
Slime Block G. Co. commenced a re
plevin suit yesterday against NJ Dono-
van for three barrels OF whisky that
cost 1876. 1t is sour mash
George Frampton was thrown from a
wagon last night on South Mead ave
nue. and had his collar bone broken. The
wagon was badly demolished.
Mr.. c. S. Jobes of Harper county will
move his family to Wichita the coming
week and will live at 1130 North Law
renee. They come for the better school
faculties
VIII Mr.. Press Anderson and Mr..
Frank Niles challenge Mr.. Elmer Beach
and Mr. Frank Richter to joint debate
| VIII they All Of Wichita are waiting
for a reply.
Rev. Don S. Colt, DID,, will preach
| bis farewell sermon today at the First
NJ. E church. He will preach in the
forenoon and will speak at the Y. NJ. c.
a this evening.
e NJ. Cochran of the Beacon, who was
taken with congestive chill on Friday
and taken to mis- rooms in the Stem
| st. Francis hospital.
All the young ladies expecting to take
part in the military drill for Merchants
Carnival" are requested to meet at the
Garfield hall on Monday evening, Sept
II. at O'Clock for short drill
The Second ward Central Mckinley
club invates all Republicans of the
Second ward to meet with them at the
IN
Sept Il, 1896. and march TO the Yates
meeting.
Miss Maria Parsons Foster, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Edgar j. Foster, form
erly of this city, was married last
Thursday to Robert Russell Buchanan,
al Indianapolis, Indiana. They will live
at ST. Louis, Mo.
Ottot Eckstein and B. I. Keenan, had
a runaway returning from Valley Cen
ter Friday night and had to walk about
six miles of the road. They finally
awakened Pop from his slumbers who
agreed to bring them to town.
Mrs. Clara Howard end little daugh-
ter Lillian, of Florence, Kan, returned
home yesterday morning, after spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Mclaughlin of Ohio avenue, and
attending the dedication of the Masonic
Home.
1t will be very gratifying TO the many
friends of Z. j. Hawkey, the popular
dry goods salesman, to know that he
has accepted a position IN the dress
goods department of Mcnamara & Co.
He expects to see his old friends and
make many new onss in this popular
establishment.
A colored Bryan and Sewal1 club was
organized at the court house dast night.
About six colored men were present, ac-
cording 10 reports from there, and
about fifteen white men. Wichita is
sterile soil to grow colored Bryan and
Sewall clubs in.
The friends Of Colonel Loonis have
hung a fine portrait Of him in the library
OF the Masonic Home. 1t was the proper
thing TO do. Colonel LOOMS is as much
entitled to have a monument in the
Home as any man, if good work for the
institution counts.
Monday night at the Auditorium Hon.
Dick Yates of Illinois will speak, and a
grand Republican rally will be had. |
Let every voter make it a business ap-
pointment to be on hand and hear the |
issues Of the day thoroughly and hon. |
SStIy discussed by one or the dDleSt /
speakers in the United States.
Messrs n. Steffin and f. p. Martin |
and their families and NJ. James Bour-
gett, returned home the latter part of /
the week after several days outing ON
the Walnut. Their r-ustica ting and re
cuperating beat 16 to 1 of city swalter-
ing, and they are now in splendid form
for the fan campaign of business
c. NJ. Irwin, the candidate for repre-
sentative in the Sixty-eighth district is
not only one of the youngest S2nd de-
gree Masons, but is the owner of so |
acres of highly improved land in Sedg-
wick county. He certainly will under
stand every need OF his constituents,
and will do them valuable service.
The Republicans of Morton township
held a meeting at Cheney Friday night
for the purpose Of organizing a Nc
Kinley and Hobart club. 1t was one Of
the largest political meetings ever held
IN Cheney. A club of more than one
hundred members was organized with
Dir. Joslyn president vice president
Speeches were made by II. L. Gordon
and A J. Nyatt
There was a very interesting and ex-
,iting game at Colwich yesterday, the
score being z TO o. 1t was the second
same Of a, series Of three beween ths
wo mines. There was only one earned
I'm, the rest from errors on the part of
'edgwicll. Good work by both batteries.
and Ellis; Colwich-
Lakewood and Cook. There was one
)asehit on each sida
Fred Shields. q young man employed
With one Of Nick CordealS threshing
|
erious accident yesterday afternoon
While out hunting the gun exploded, |
reaking his nose and br7uising him bad
v otherwise He was taken to DR.. c.
: Scott OF Goddard, who removed sew
raj pieces Of bone from his nose and
lade as comfortable as possible.
John Hessel, manager Of the Jewett
took farm at Cheney. has turned his
Jack on the party of free trade and re-
and has Joined the Mckinley
nd Hobart club of Morton township.
Ir. Hessel has always been the Demo-
ratio mainstay of Morton township.
Re viii. by reason of being an intelligent
BUSINESS man, make a very good Re
'ublican. The Republican party has
lways been his proper place. ;
Mr.. Charles l. Garrison left Thursday
itefhoea lot Lexington, NY, WneFe ne
Ill enter the kentucky university and
omplete his ministerial education this
inter. Charley has been spending his
acation with his parents on Dodge
Venue, and his brother, two miles
ortnwest OF Garden Plain. Mr.. CARR
m is a good talker for one so young.
nd II Is said that ne viii make an elo-
lent speaker, by many who have heard
inn He viii graduate next spring.
John Cook was killed at Denver and =