The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-25

ject Franchise" The public are cor
daily invited.
There will be a conference Of the coun
~ workers at the W. G. T. u, head
quarters Thursday, Feb. q. from 10 a.
m to p. m. Program will be given
later.
Mat Langdon says he has been ap-
pointed as special agent for an eastern
medical institute and hereafter wants
the byes to address him as DR.. Ian
gdon, if they pleaze.
The police recovered the bicycle of
Harry McClung Of the Boston store. 1t
had been repainted and entirely chang
- around, and could not have been told
except by the number.
Professor Dyer, who has been in at
tendance at the national meeting Of
city superintendent at Jacksonville,
Florida. writes that he will return to
Wichita, Wednesday and be ready for
duty.
The family and relatives Of James A
Campbell desire to express their graft
tude to the many friends in the city
who showed such kindness to them dur
ing the late sickness and death of their
aged father and grandfather.
given by Mrs. Lease at Garfield hall,
Tuesday, Feb. D. is indefinitely post
poned on account Of sickness. This
lecture, however, will he given at a
future date. and due notice will be
given thrugh the papers.
f. Jewett, as guardian of the minor
heirs Of Thomas r. Pollack. has receiv-
ed the gratifying information through
his attorney. Governor Glenn, that his
wards have been allowed by the pension
department the sum of S14 per month,
and back pay from August %, 1890. The
back pay amounts to more than 5000.
Commander Appling of Eggleston
post. G. A r., makes the following an
nouncement of changes in the meeting
of the post: Hereafter the post viii
meet at o'clock instead of at night on
the fourth Wednesdays of each month
and at 7:30 p. m, on the second We'd
neSdayS Of each month. \ special and
cordial invitation is given for all G.. a.
Il. men 10 be present at any and all
meetings.
On last Friday evening a joint meet
! ing Of four If the county schools was
held in honor af WashingUnl's birth
day at Min1eha school. which * taught
by Miss Emma Ewing. Misses Maud
Smith of district l45. Mary Culver, dis
trict 1S4 and Florence Culver. district
IS, were present with their schools. and
assisted in the program. which consist
ed Of Rotations, vocal and instrument
al music.
Elmer f. Beach. prominent mem
! Der Of the [. &. T. and a leader in his
profession, has not been seen by the
Fraternity since last Saturday and every
one Is requested 70 keep lock out for
/ him HIS hireSute adornment IS not
very thick and as he was last seen on
Washngtou's birthday bareheaded cell
eh~ating early the birth Of George and
also a new son his friends are alarmed
ard fear he has been enticed into soma
upstairs joint or fallen by the roadside.
IN the parlors Of the probate court
yesterday Miss Mamie q. Humphrey.
the belle Of Cheney, became the wife Of
Seymour W. Beck. one of the salt Of the
earth from the west part of the county.
Miss Humphrey formerly resided at
Kingman. Probate Judge Wyatt spoke
! The words in exactly two minutes. and
the bride congratulated him because he
did not ring in that old chestnut about
''sEve and obey
We have before US piece Of very ar
tistic press work in the shape Of the
new Choctaw. Oklahoma and Gulf Fold
er. which gives j Nap of Jh.S Gvy Aue.
with the time Of fast new passenger
trains and the connections which they
make to all parts Of the country; north,
south. east and west There is also in
cluded in the folder description Of the
/ territory served by the Choctaw route,
and a write-up Of the different towns
! on the line Information contained
! therein indicates a surprising develop
ment in the Indian and Oklahoma ter
Tiuories, and II VIII prove interesting
| and profitable reading TO all who are
| interested in the advancement OF the
| great west. Copies of this folder can
be- secured by calling on any OF the
agents OF the Choctaw line or by APP
plication 10 Mr.. J. F. Holden. Traffic
Manager. South McAlesier. l. 4.
TEE sun does not shine for few trees
and bowers, but for the wide world 5 JOYS.