The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-11-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF.

A. G. Earl OF Philadelphia is at the
Carey.
John Sells of Monet, Mo-, was in town
yesterday.
Frank Moore of Goddard was in town
yesterday on business.
The Magazine club met last night at
the home of c. H. Brooks.
Miss Mabel Boyd of Hennessey, 0. T.,
Is visiting friends in the city.
Fred L. Trickey and wife of Yelling
ton We're Manhattan guests yesterday.
The Red Men gave a mask ball night
before last that was largely attended.
The probate judge has not issued
marriage license since last Wednesday.
Mrs. lola Sisson of Fort WORTH, Tex,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Campbell Of
tie West Side.
L. ]. Fletcher will soon occupy the
building next to the Eagle Office with his
stock Of groceries.
Central Church of Christ-Preaching
al i6:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m, Sunday, by
the pastor, W. T. Hilton.
The Santa Fe train from the north was
seyeral hours late last night. The cause
ef the delay was not learned.
Miss Pauline Lewelling is visiting her
State university to spend Thanksgiv-
ing.
Dr. Martindale has returned from
Pittshurg. Pa, and Detroit, Mich, where
he has been attending the general con-
ference Of church boards.
Rev. Sam Small. the well-known evan
gelist from Georgia, was at the Carey for
breakfast yesterday morning. He left
soon after on the Santa Fe.
It is probable that the Sharply Dra-
matte company Will remain in Wichita
another week. Some splendid induce
ments have been given them.
1t is said that Charlie Phillips will be
Mr.. Arnetts deputy in the district clerks
office. The attorneys were commenting
very fayorably on the choice yesterday.
Some Of the local politicians are al
ready beginning to make states for the
spring election. Among the Democrats
Councilman Jim Burton is slated for the
mayoralty
Ray Taylor is back from his season
trip in advance of Bond Bros, circus. He
Travelled about 1900 miles during the
yea and he says the experience was
valuable 10 him.
The Ensemble club deserves to he well
patronized at the concert Wednesday,
1
ful, enthusiastic workers Tor a high
grade OF. entertainments.
Charlie Hunter of Enid was in the city
last night enroute to Newkirk to attend
the Editorial association. He had IN
charge a beautiful gold-headed cane to
be presented TO Mort Eixler by the aSso-
citation. 1t is a dandy.
Miss Lewelling will have her dancing !
class tonight the same as usual. There |
was a report gained currency that she |
would not have her Saturday night |,
dance, owing to the Thanksgiving !
matinee, but this was an erroneous re-
port.
Misses Clara and Sadie Warner.
daughters of Vice President Warner of |
the Missouri Pacific railroad; Miss |
Helen Carpenter and Miss Mabel I.ari- |
mer. are spending a week with Mrs. A. |
H. Webb. on Thirteenth and Tairview |
avenue.
The Sunday school of the Central Chris |
tan church gave an entertainment at |
the church last night. The rostrum was |
tittingly decorated with corn and pump |
kins which depicted very prettily the |
Thanksgiving season. The program was !
very nicely gotten UP and delivered by |
the little folks. Notwithstanding the in /
c,emency of the weather a good-sized au- |
dience was present. The little folks ara |
already making preparations for their
Christman entertainment.
The old Unity Guild organization of
the Unitarian church was last night |
merged into a non-depominational liter
ary club for Wichita young people at
well attended meeting held in the apart
ments of Mrs. l.. NJ. Carter in the Sedg-
wick block. The new constitution which |
was adopted last night provides that the
name of the new club shall be The |
Young Peoples Unity club" OF Wichita
The club meets with Mrs. Carter again
hext Friday evening. when permanent
organization will be effected.
The Reformed church will celebrate lis
twelfth anniversary III this s'ty on Sur
day with the observance of tine holy
communion In the morning at II O'Clock
and an anniversary service at go IN tie
evening. Sunday morning sermon will
be preached by Rev. ]. W. Love of Kan
sas City. formerly of Wichita. and The
hltar services will be conducted by Rev.
A. l. Dechant of Torreston. Ill. Prepar-
atory services will be held this afternoon
at O'Clock. the sermon by Rev. ]. r.
Lewis. Everybody will be welcomed at
these services