The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-07
High School.
CITY IN BRIEE.

G. J. Mayer was down from Newton
yesterday.
Chas. p. Pollak was down from Chica-
go yesterday.
A. L. Eskridge Of Detroit was In the
city yesterday.
r. J. Haus of St. Louis was at the
Carey yesterday.
Mr.. ]. H. Hoss was here yesterday
from Philadelphia.
]. r. Sumpter Of Blackwell, o. T. was
In the city yesterday.
E. Davey of Chicago was here for a
short run over the city yesterday.
DR.. Shultz with his family arrived
Thursday evening and will soon be set
tied in the parsonage.
H. Field did the town yesterday.
S. 3. Bradford was down from Tope-
ka yesterday morning.
Archdeacon Hill of Topeka viii Off
ciate ct the Episcopal church Sunday
morning and evening
The Magazine club met last night at
Mr.. o. II. Bentley's and commenced
their reading for the winter.
District court business is practically
dead. The clerks in the Office can hard
Iy remember the last case filed.
Mrs. W. s. Edsan nee thompson Of
Colorado Springs, is in the city visiting
Miss Nellie Hupp and other friends.
Mrs. s. D. Everett has removed from
her former residence on Emporia avenue
20 rooms on the third floor of the Bay
less block.
The Republican ratification meeting
has been changed from Saturday until
Tuesday night. Polish up your horns
and get ready TO blow.
Mrs E. s Brigham, wife of the man
ager of the Crawford theatre at st.
Joseph. Mo. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
L. L. Mar5ling. this week.
Nat r. Solomon of San Francisco
made the city a brief visit yesterday.
S w. Whiting of New York was at
tending to business interests here yes
terday
A Wichita girl is said to be very much
srnitten with an earl. and what is worse
he also has the disease. II the fellow
ventures out here some American cow
puncher will have a chance 10 brand the
maverick.
The gloom that fills the postoffice
since the election is so dense that the
lamps have to be kept lighted during
the daytime to give light TO those who
aIdNc 10 Abfh IHSS nave DcGtiy lNO
years to remain in Office yet.
Grandma Dewing aged Sc quietly pass
ed away al the home of her son, 1413
North Lawrence avenue, yesterday after
noon. Funeral services. will be held at
the house Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends Of the family cordially Invited.
Mrs Katie Longnecker was the lady
thrown from her buggy on Douglas ave-
nue. election night and is now lying in
very critical condition at the City hotel.
The members of Degree of Pocahontas
are requested 10 call at that place and
See her.
Misses Rose and Elsie Schults. form
erly of the Central telephone Office in
this city. are now in the great Central
telephone office at Chicago, Illinois, ard
are doing splendidly having made sever
al successive advances in their field Of
work since they left here.
Tomorrow at p. m. the High school
and Fairmount football teams will line
up against each other on the Garfield
campus. The teams are very evenly
matched and a good game is expected
Come with your best girl and wear the
respective coiors. Both teams must be az
the corner Of Douglas and Fourth ave-
nues TO march uQ TO the West Douglas
avenue car.
The young people of St Johns church
gave a birthday social last evening at
Sedgwick Music hail. which was we'll at
tended. and a thoroughly good time was
enjoyed by everybody. Small silk purses
were distributed among the guests and
in them was deposited pennies. as many
as the age Of the person. Cake and
punch were served and a musical pro-
gram rendered. after which a thorough
~ social time was enjoyed by everyone.