The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-20
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEE.

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at the Carey yesterday.
A. J. Haskinson Of Garden City was at
the Manhattan yesterday.
H. Hitchcock of Zyga was UP from
Sumner county yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed hartman and daugh-
ter are in the city. visiting.
l. H. Meriman Of Whitewater was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs Nettie Clark of Guthrie, o. T.,
was in the city shopping yesterday.
/. O. j., Hackney and George T. Pitts
were up from Wellington yesterday.
Miss Pauline Calhoun and Miss Katie
Parmelee entertained informally Tuesday
evening.
John Buckles of Enid, Oklahoma, was
in the city last night, having come up
on business.
Miss Stella Freeman Of Salt Lake City
visited the family Of o. W. Sprouse dur
ing the week.
Edgar Krailsheimer of the Wentworth
Military academy of Lexington, Mo-, Is
at home on visit.
The Knights of Rest will give an In
formal complimentary dance at Garfield
hall on Thursday night, Dec. 80. 1t win
be quite social event.
Mr.. Edward WEIGH of the Kellogg
Newspaper supply house is to be marri-
ed next Wednesday. The lucky girl is
one of Wichita's finest young ladies.
Miss Capitola McCannof Galena. Kan,
isvisi tinghe rcousin,Mr s. E-E. Froo-
man. Miss Mccain speaks very highly
of Gaiena and their mines.
]. W. Wingard is slowly improving
from his recent severe illness. While
still confined to his bed, he is hopeful of
being able to be out again soon.
Miss Capitola McCune of Gaiena, Kan.
arrived in the city Thursday evening to
spend the holidays with her cousin, Mrs.
E. E. Frooman OF S05 East Third street
The great atlas of the world, for
which Mrs. ]. L. Hill is agent, can be
seen at the bookstore of Mr.. Goldsmith.
II is a great work and should be in ey-
cry family.
The Rev. John F. Won Herrlich, rector
Of st. Johns Episcopal church. has per-
manently located at the McVicar resi-
dence. 514 North Topeka avenue, first
house north of Central Avenue.
B. F. H. Adams of Lake City, Colo, Is
visiting his brothers. Attorneys John W.
and George w. Adams. MIR. Adams is
the owner Of one of the richest gold and
On Christmas night Wichita Council
No. 80, United Commercial Travellers.
will give its annual grand ball in Gar
field hall. 1t will be. as every one knows,
one of the great social events Of the sea-
son.
The Sons Of Hermann will have their
Christmas Tree Friday, Dec. 25, in their
hall on North Main street. The Maen-
nerchor will sing and afterwards dance
will be given. Friends of the order are
invited.
Mrs. NJ. L. Mum Of 521 South Market
street. entertained last evening for her
guest, Mrs, Samanth Newbrough of
Lansing, Mich. The guests were all old
friends of Mrs Newbrough. The even
ing was. delightfully."- spent.
The docket of the district court for the
January term will consist of thirteen
criminal cases. $50 civil court cases and
247 civil jury cases. The term will COM
mence January 5, but the jury will not
be called until January IS.
Most of the members of the Wichita
colony at the State University at Law
renee have already returned home for the
holidays. Among those who are already
at home are: Harry Steele, Harry Hoss.
Clarence Sluss, Delos Woods, Miss Pau
Mrs. P. Furlong Of this city, who has
done considerable of that class of work,
has composed the music or a song for the
words Of the poem of Mr.. Eagin, Of Okla
homa City, which appeared in these COL
uInns the other day, which verses were
dedicated to his little lady lover, his baby
girl.
The Conversations was pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs. c. H. Morehouse on
Monday. The Yule Log, Christmas
Cheer and the Christmas numbers of
magazines-nany of them SO beautiful
We're discussed at length. The club ad-
journed until the first Wednesday Of the
New Year.
The Wichita Commercial club has ap-
pointed j. H. Black, L. w. Clapp and
Dean Gordon as delegates TO the nation
al monetary convention to be held at In
dianapolis, Ind, on Jan. IL. 1897, and
their credentials have been forwarded
to Hon. H. H. Hanna, chairman of the
executive committee
Mrs A. S. Alexander left for Parsons,
Kan, last Sunday evening TO join her
husband who is now with the NJ, K. and
t. railway. Her niece, Miss Hattie
Fouk, accompanied her. Mrs. Alexan-
der is a most excellent lady and her
many Wichita friends will regret her
departure for Anthony City.
The Salvation army have arrange
ments we'll in hand for their Christmas
dinner for the poor. They expect TO fur
nish at least 200 meals. The hall at 203
North Main street will be open all day
on the oath and any donations of any kind
and more especially pies and cakes will
be gladly received. All other donations
will be called for on Thursday. Their
motto is Every Little Helps"