The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-04
CITY IN BRIEF.

wears w. z. STANLEY.
CITY IN BRIEF.
Mrs. Ira Pierce has gone to Michigan.
Mrs. E Root has returned from Iowa,
after having visited there three months.
Mrs. William Rogers is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Kate Sherman of Chi
oago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John veigle of FL Dora
do were visiting friends in the city this
week.
The Monday club will meet with Mrs.
r. P Murdock on Monday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock. An members are in
vited to come.
Miss Ellen Gross Will leave tonight on
the Santa Fe for Kansas City TO at
tend the fair and spend the week visit
ing her brother.
Tdday win be great bike day. Most
Of the wheel owners of the city are go
ing for a spin while the day is fair and
roads like adamant.
Judge Cole is down Tor the meeting
of the appellate court which sets next
week He is accompanied by Mrs. Cole
who came to do some shopping and to
meet friends.
Mr.. Jacob F. Lister OF Mnneha,
Kan, and Miss elizabeth Keepe. were
married on the 30th inst at the parson-
age of Rev. l.. A. Han OF the Central
Baptist church
Mr.. B. A Shuman, assistant state SEC
rotary OF the Y. NJ c. A of Minnesota,
will speak at the Y. NJ c. A auditorium
this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
All men cordially invited.
Having resigned my Position in the
ChildrenIs Home which dlAve held for
over eight years, will now be at home
TO my friends at 20s Hillside avenue.
College Hill, city. Mrs. H. W. Craig.
Mrs. Howarth Beaumont will meet
her former pupils and any others who
may wish to register with her for vocal
lessons at the Sickner Conservatory Of
Music, Monday, Oct. 5 morning or af-
ternoon.
Mrs. William Meyer entertained We'd
uesday In honor of the Misses Getto
Cousins, Miss Kammerer of St Louis.
Those present were the Misses Getto.
Fechey, Kammerer, Murphy and Mrs
]. p. Mahan-
ELDER F. r. Treats subject at Cen
trail Christian church at II a. m. is The
Scripture Doctrine OF Prayer" At 7:45
p m. 1.-The Angel Flying in the Midst
of Heaven Having the Everlasting
Gospel to Preach"
The Excelsior Literary circle met with
Mrs. L. Shober $50 South Lawrence
avenue, Thursday afternoon. Those
present were Mrs. l.. ShCber. Bliss.
Bennett. Olive Reed, Katharine Swartz,
Emile Swartz, A. L. Rauck, May Sni-
vely and Lulu Andrews.
Yesterday w. T. Walker. the Oklaho-
ma statesman, Harry Gilstrap of the
Chandler News and Professor Boyd Of
the Oklahoma university, were all IN
the city and made the Bagle pleasant
cali. They We're present at the joint
debate yesterday afternoon.
Ex-Governor Foraker of Ohio will
speak in Wichita on next Friday. Mr..
Foraker needs no words of introduc-
ton. He is known wherever the Eng
lish language is spoken as one OF the
finest orators of the country. The Rock
Island road has given a rate of one and
one-third round trip for the occasion
Mrs. H. G. Ruggles writes from
Gueda Springs where she will remain
for the next two weeks, as follows: 81
have the greatest faith in the medicinal
properties of the springs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buckwalter certainly do every
thing in their power to make their
guests comfortable. AT present there
are but few guests at the springs"
The wedding of J. B. Bourgette of
this city and Miss Mamie Guthrie of
Butler county, the daughter of one Of
southern Kansas most prosperous far
mers, VIII take place Oct. ii at the
home of theb rides parents. Both Mr..
Bourgette and Miss Guthrie \are well
and faworably known In this city. The
announcement was made yesterday.
w. B. SpAlfding, special agent of the
Frisco. was in the city yesterday. He
brought with him G so million dollar
first mortgage bond, which was placed
on record in this county. The bond
was placed In, the hands of Fred w.
Bentley, the attorney of the road. An
imprint of the bond was taken and
furnished to the recorder for registra-
ton.
The following gentlemen are hereby
APPOINTED TO serve on the executive
committee for the First Ward McKfn-
ley club until thee lose Of the cam
paign: A. E. Fahnestock. G.. w.
Crimes. N. Dennis. o. G. Eckstein.
Clarence witbeck. John Hughes. j. r.
II. King, J. W. Snyder, A. j. Wyatt.
q A Rerifne, Fred Brown, Tom Covil.
and s.. P. keenan,. D. E. Fuller, prdes-
ident.
Among the rides taken by the mem
hers of the G. c. Cycling club. none
will be remembered more pleasantly
than last Wednesday evenings trip
After the ride short business meeting
usas held at Miss Mary Kelly's home.
Those nresent were Mrs Hall, Misses
Addie Brooks. Josie Millen, Anna Ma
son. Laura Newcomb, Lofa Maxwell
Grace Morris, Bernice Evans and Lulu
Andrews
In prfnting al kinds OF books and pa
nars errors viii creep IN, notwlthslaho-
ing the most strenuous enorts 10 aNOao
them, some times these errors are very
ANNOYING. One Of this kind appears IN
or directory for 1886. 1t occurs at the
of Mcnamara & Co. where Mr..
T 7 MoNamara is put down manager,
s,,.+oa.9 ~ nroprfetor This error was
.-,t;ra,v unfntential. and We very much
-aeret that IL should have been made.
THE LEADER DIRECTORY co.
,-bA Nrac.abee lodge of this city has
resolved a new ritual, the work OF
vhi,s, Is a decided improvement IN
roint OF moral and drill work over the
oki ritual, which has been constantly
,ysAd since the opening of the Maccabee
lodge in this city. some four years since
Members OF the lodge in the CITY, which
meets regularly on Tuesday night. have
been drilling and al their next meeting
propaSe 70 introduce the WORK. All
members OF the order are invited to at
tend and witness the work OF the new
ritual.