The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-26
CITY IN REiEE.


among the guests at the Hotel Carey
last night.
II. P. Stahl of Chicago, is spending
a few days in Wichita enjoying the
fine Italian climate.
The Misses Hossfield are preparing
for unique entertainment, which will
be given in the near future.
Ward Gillen, who has been sick for
some time, is rapidly recovering and
is al the Threshold of complete health
again.
The many friends Of Mrs. G. F. Bar
kimer will be pleased TO learn that she
is fast recovering from her recent Sc
we're illness.
Will Berry babe goodbye to his young
friends last night and went to Kansas
City where he expects to climb 10 fame
and fortune.
Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Love of Guthrie,
Oklahoma, are visiting at the Carey.
Mr.. Love is the territorial secretary
Of Oklahoma.
Mr.. r. p. Murdoch, the business
manager, can be found AT his desk
again, having returned from New York
last evening.
Hon. Mike Sutton OF Dodge City,
was in town last night returning from
a political mission to one of the neigh
boring counties.
The world-renouned Peak Sisters are
booked for d return engagement at the
Y. N. c. y. auditorium on Tuesday
evening. March 3.
Rev. Rogers of the United Brethren
church, joined together Mrs. Matte
Speidle and ]. J. Robinson in the holy
bonds of matrimony.
W. p. Mead left last night for New
York on a months visit which viii COM
bine a whole lot of business. and it is
hoped, a whole lot of pleasure.
The Republicans of the Fifth ward
Will hold a caucus at 7:30 Friday night
at the Sunfiower block, TO elect dele
gates to the county convent ton A full
turnout is requested.
w W. Pearce secured two of the
government bonds issued on February
;, by the United States. and has them
on exhibition at his store on EastDoug-
las avenue. The two bonds cost him
s119
Yesterday Robert Cook and Messrs.
HOlbroOk and Howard of Wichita
township lost twenty tons OF hay by
fire, and hard fighting had TO be done
10 save Mr.. Cooks house from des-
truction.
Mr.. Enoch Morris. aged two years.
three months and sixteen days. died at
his home, No. 208 Waco avenue. yester-
day at i O'Clock, after long illness.
Funeral services will be held at the
Second Baptist church this afternoon
al 2oclock.
Burglars entered the house OF B. F.
Dawson on South Market street, dur
ing the absence of the family Monday
night, but after ramSacking the house
they helped themselves to something
to eat and left. They forced the front
door open
Republicans of the Sixth ward are no
titled that there VIII be a meeting
Thursday. February y, at $50 p. m. L
the corner Of Douglas and Ida avenue
for the purpose of selecting a list Of
twelve delegates 10 be voted for at the
primaries TO be held at the same place
on Saturday. February %. By order
of the Committee.
Mrs. Lease announces that the sub
ject Of her lecture at the auditorium on
March Il, for the benefit Of the Central
Christian church. will be What Ais
Us?" She viii deal with the past, pres
universal, state and local questions.
and with a firmness that Will leave no
doubt of her position.
Judge Wyatt expressed the mystic
words yesterday that made Joseph Os- /
wald OF Caldwell and Mrs. Barbara
Boyd Of Emporia man and wife The
groom is 81 and the bride 45. Each had
good farm in their own name and
right and before they were married
each went 10 see and examine the pos
sessions of the other. In other words
the marriage was cOnsumated strictly
on the European plan.
4 surprise party was given in honor /
of Miss Mabel ArmOur's fourteenth /
birthday. The evening was spent in /
music and games. Those present were: /
Misses Florence Sullivan, Josie Beaver, /
Mabel Shank. Nudge F'0snOt. Bertha (
SOuthwell. Carrie FatCenEarst, Beulah I
Lohn. with an escort of MeSsrs. Frank 1
Herman. John Herzer, Leo Morgan. /
Theo Morgan. Leonard AyTes and /
James Armour. Miss Armour is one Of |
the popular young ladies of the First I
ward who has a host Of friends.
Yesterday about noon. while Mr.
Charles Deitrick and Mrs. Jones, wife Z
OF Mr.. Jones Of the Golden Eagle cloth /
ing store, We're driving Mr.. Jones horse /
on West Lewis street. the horse be- /
came frightened at covered wagon !
and ran away. Mrs Jones was thrown I
out and badly frightened but escaped +
injury. The horse ran into a barbed .
wire fence and cut his left fore leg qui,e f.
severely. but viii recover. Nj Deit- !
rick escaped injury. but the cart in 1
which they were riding was complete /
l. wrecked.
Herbert Levy. We'll known IN this +
city as a former resident ana EradG- 4
ate % the high school is making for +
himself an enviahle position .- che liz 4
e-ary world He is now completing his {
studies a. Ann A-bor. He mas p-=psr-
IL a lecture. An Hours Rambie win /
American Authors" WHICH he has de-
liye-=d several times and drawn graft
flying praise from careful critics. II 4
the near future ~ VIII lecture ~ Chi
c2Eo. - Louis. Lawrence and an effoTs 1
VIII be made % have him here From /
press comments Il Is gathered that his .
lecture is a scholarly production. r.
ql=-e wan thought and interestingly
told.
Yesterday IS a drsymau vas driving
on Water street a littie four-year-olf /
boy. tr Jle name % Cline. caught hold 4
~ ;1e hind end az tie wagon ior the
purpose ~ riding. Wien his right leg
uas caught IN me wheel completely
1-ez king both bones The liceIe fellow
screamed and zen n the ground bu- (
TIE drayrrsn drove on and there the
boy lay until picked up hy Ar Nah2n
and taken 20 his home The break was
such severe oue -1st a consultation
1f physicians were called vas
found that toe leE was ns- only broke
lfl square. bur chzt tae -b was
--1E1 1u- az place ~ lhe kle-. The