The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTERS
CITY IN BRIEF,

VIII H. Eagner of Cleveland is in tn
rity.
Fred. Tainter Of Englewood is in ths
ely.
Z. G. Easily of Hutchinson was at the
carey yesterday.
A. ". Dennson of FL Dorado was q
the Carey yesterday.
E c. Phares of For: Scott came il
yesterday afternoon.
Mr., Eugene Ware of Topeka was
d. the city yesterday.
W. E. Cowley of Columbia, Kan, was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs c. H. Chopin of Detroit is making
q brief stay in the city.
Jacob Ingle and wife of Wellington
were at the Carey yesterday.
c. a. viets Of Augusta was doing, bus
iness in the Peerless Princess yester-
DAY,
Captain John Ash has been sick for
several weeks and is still confined to his
room.
Elvin Baker left last night for Kansas
City, where ne will enter the University
Medical college
Mrs. Russell Buchanan, nee Maria
Foster, daughter of a former townsmau.
e j. Foster. is visiting Miss Florence
aiulvey
The Volunteers of America are holding
some very interesting meetings at their
2rEsccy, the old Mission nal. 1i2 South
1,aer,oria.
hrs. Rosa Goodyear Of Nickerson was
in the city yesterday attending the fun
eral OF Mr.. Adam Faux, brother of her
friend. Mrs, Alexander.
A. the celebra ton of the Holy Conn
rluHion It the Reformed church on
sunday last, eight persons were received
tnto the church. All were adults and six
or the eight were heads of families.
Captain ". E. Foster. who is in charge
OF the movement in Wichita. fas been
reinforced by First Lieutenant Honey
and wife, of Topeka. They are good sin
gers end play well On the guitar ana
banjo.
The Volunteers of America have rent
cd so South Topeka avenue, for their
parsonage and headquarters and will
take up tnelf residence there after next
Monday.
Mr. Henry wanenstein left yesterday
1or a flying trip to the east TO attend
sales OF holiday goods, to complete the
BOSTON Stores already enormous line OF
Holiday w.res.
Those desiring tickets to the poultry
epo" heXi week. call on the superinten-
oe!a, =. 3. Butterfield, at the west end
S.'ig storA or the treasurer, L. F. Hoi-
sftabeek, at Cash Eenderson's store.
The Rev. w. A. Shinn of Hutchin-
son, has entered the Volunteer field as
an officer. and is here acting as lieuten-
AMI TO Captain Foster, and awaiting a |
permanent appointment elsewhere.
Mr.. Z. r. Mus;l of Eilinwood. Barton
ciI:hty. is eoo1 TO LAY rs old fvl"nJ. |
s'ritz Huffman. long visit. They are
cid time friends and Fritz is looking to-
NAIL the event with some pleasure.
Rev. c. E. Kolb began Dec l his ev-
a.ngelistic labors at the Endeavor Pres !
byterian church. He is thoroughly con-
secr2ted TO the work OF the Lord. No |
one comes to hear him without being |
stirred and the non-Christians are being |
InoVec to consider their souls eternal !
welfare as never before. Every inc who !
does not hear him misses a blessing.
People carry all kinds OF things nov /
on bicycles. a man was seen yesterday |
fearlexsly pedaliEg his way along carry /
ing finely lettered piece OF glass under |
his arm. which had been made for one !
OF the windows of the Masonic Home I.
He seemed TO have no fear of breaking il,
but had this been the outcome the ioss
wcn'e have been ample enough 20 have
made hin wish he had paid car fare
Doc Kelly was surprised a night or two
ago in way which was indeed a sur
prise 10 him. when his brother Isaac
Kelly, from IaZoo county, Mississippi, |
walked in upon him. Doc was par
alyzed for once in his life He did not
argue politics nor even chew gum sbu-
looked W hon M
from the electrical current OF memory
began to subside, he found his tongue
and glorious meeting there Was. The
brothers had not seen each other for six
teen years and the surprise and joy can
better be imagined than described, and
Doc says nothing is too good for his long
lost brother now.