The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-10-31
CITY IN BRIEE.

-hiS- <1uldIlud FISK mas returned Iloiii
Wisconsin, where she visited two of her
ions She found everything there for
Mckinley and sound money.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Speer Of Illinois
township are rejoicing over the arrival
OF fine boy and girl at their home.
Vote for John Davis next Tuesday Il
you want to have the best man in office.
Make no mistake, make no experiments.
stand by the man that you know is all
right.
The Owl and Crescent club held their
first ball Of the season last night at their
club rooms at the Crawford opera house.
There were quite a number Of guests
present and they had very pleasant
evening.
w H Alter of this city has an ivory
zane made in Rome, Italy, forty-eight
years ago for Hon. Caleb Gushing of
Pennsylvania. 1t is a beautiful cane
and its owner is justly very proud Of II.
He is related to Gushing.
Dr. ". c. Wilson, who has been visit
Ing his brother Dr.. J. c. Wilson, left
yesterday afternoon for his home in
California. He goes to make his state
majority for Mckinley as large as he
can.
Mr.. ]. n. Campbell has been quite I'M
well for several days past. but was
again upon the streets yesterday. He
Gays he IS still able to vote, and will put
his ballot in against the boy orator,
whether he is sick or not when the time
come.
The postoffice crowd is tearing its shirt
for Sam Amidon. They are the only
Democrats in town who are for him and
they are FOR Cleveland and the gold stan
Gard. 1t is mighty safe thing to vote
against the postoffice bosses. They are
working only Sam.
The postoffice bosses are claiming all
the votes of the federal building for Sam
Amidon. 1t will be safe to wager that
John Davis will get more than half the
votes of the employees. The postoffice
bosses have no influence over the boys
when they are in t2.s booths.
Don't let any man talk you into vot-
Ing against a. ]. Myatt for probate
judge. Every man in the county knows
that he is more fitted for the place than
Jesse Haymaker- The record of Judge
Myatt ought to re-elect him by an over
whelming majority. He will get it.
How many people in Wichita know the
name of the man running against Char
j. MankAv? How many know any
thing about him? Vote for the man who
is known to be competent and al right.
Don't experiment with superintendent Of
public instruction. Vote for Charlie
Mackey.
The election returns are to be received
at the Carey cigar parlor, the boys hav-
ing had special wire put in for that
purpose. Returns are to he received at
several place and those who have made
arrangements of this kind deserve great
credit for their enterprise.
Syl Dunkin has returned from Colo
RADIO, where he has been in the interest
of the Grape Growers associa ton. lie
says there is a wonderful change of
sentiment in that state and if the cam
paign lasted one month longer McKin-
ley would carry It for protection and
sound money.
Mr.. Arnett, his first name or initials
hre unknown, may be all right as a citi-
zen. but who knows him well enough
TO know that he will make a competent
officer? Why take chances? Why not
vote for Charlie Simmons whom every
body knows will make a good officer.
This is very important office.
Colonel Milton Stewart. one OF the orig
inal Junction City boys, but who made /
his fame at Wichita, had charge OF the /
quarters in Chicago, was presented With /,
a fine chair. The work has practically I
closed. Colonel Stewart was a compan- /
ion OF Major Mckinley in staff service /
during the war. Kansas City Gazette. I
What is the matter with Gordon (
Isn't he all right? Then why not vote /
for him and see John J. Ingalls, so back /
10 the United States senate instead of .
Peffer.A vote for Lewelling is a vote for !
PETER or some other visionary theorist. /
What is said OF Harry Gordon can be 7
said of all other candidates for a legis- /
lative office. !
Mr.. George Van Werden has returned /
from pleasant visit to his old home at /
Quincy, III. 1t was his first visit there
in ten years and he played all kinds of
games on his old friends, many of
whom did not recognize him until he
made known 10 them who he was. He
had about $4,000 worth of goods bought
from his old house before the proprietor
recognized him.
Miss Carrie Talbert entertained at
whist Saturday evening in honor of Miss
Mamie Davis OF FL Dorado. They were
royalty entertained and at the usual
hour a dainty supper was served. Those
present were: Georgia Campbell.
Blanche DevoGr. Katie Thomas. Bessie
Peachey AMI Effie Robert, and Messrs.
Charles Stanton, Paul Devour. Athel
Jones. Charles Mckee and Clifford
Martin.
A pretty cluster of small apples still
remaining upon the stem was received
et the Eagle office with the compliments
Of Mrs. T. c.. Parham. The dimunitive
specimens are not larger than small
hickory nuts and have the dainty red
blush which the full grown LADY blush
has which is their variety. They were 5:
grown by A +. SiosSe- Of North Water !
street, and are the second crop this year
from the same tree.
A bicycle was stolen from S. w. Coop :
er's office IN the old court house build !
Ing and Chief Burt went on a cold trail
after it, but he recovered the Wheel In a
short time nevertheless. He found il a ,
Douglas avenue second hand store. the :
robber having slipped out Of the Office
with il and FASTENED to the store where
he disposed of ii readily for $40. de- :
scription 81 the miscreant was obtained :
from the second hand dealer ana the !
police are on the lookout for him.
A party was given at the home OF
Miss Viola Pirl Tuesday evening. Those
present We're: Miss Katie Rice. Geneva
Snyder. Bessie Peachey. Mamie Cline
smith. Jessie White Lottie Fiant. Cora
Rice. and Messrs. Warner Pirl. Robert
Rice. Ruby Peachey Grant Long. Char {.
lie Snyder. Ed Fiant. Vern Bayne. They
were royalty entertained, as is always
the case at Miss Pirl's. At the usfal
hour refreshments were served. and the
guests took their departure.
Rev W. 3. Slutz. d. D. the new mas
tor Cor the First NJ f. church and suc-
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