The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-23
CITY IN BkIEE


CITY IN BkIEE
Mr TuttIs was placing the books in
his memorial library yesterday.
Miss Alpha Galloway has engaged
with the '-Ten-Tens'' as pianist.
Mrs waldecker was on the streets
Yesterday after her serious Illness
The infant child of n. A. CurleSs OF
Oatytle died yesterday and viii be
buried today.
The Fraternal Aid Association, No
Is. viii meet this evening and fun at
tendance Is desired
Dug Caldwell was passing the cigars
yesterday over the arrival or a bran
new thoroughbred colt.
The infant child Of z. J. Simpson.
ticket agent at Patterson, died Sunday
and was buried yesterday at Pied
mount.
W. c.. Mckee returned yesterday
from Oklahoma, where he had been caH-
ed by the serious Illness of his sister
near Cimarron City.
The Christian Endeavor society Of the
Friends church Will hold a social this
evening at Mr.. Shreve's residence, 4S1
Campbell avenue. West Side.
The ladies' of the Unitarian society
will meet at the church on Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2:30 p. m. A full attendance
is desired to prepare for the lawn social
Miss Nora Mccarthy. the charming
daughter of Hon. Tim Mccarthy, the
well known statesman, Is in the city,
the guest of her friend, Miss Pearl Muir
| dock
Singing Evangelist Charles who led
the song services at the campmeedng.
is reported as lying very low at the
residence OF Harry Smith. near the
cemetery.
Lightning struck the home Of Mr..
Thomas on the farm OF Dan Wilson
near OatvilIe in Waco township. Things
were pretty badly shook up. but no
| body was hurt.
Judge Dnnnison Is IN the city and
made the Eagle Office a pleasant call
yesterday The judge viii be nominal
ed today by reclamation by the Popu-
list convention.
Tonight will be Shakespearian hour
at the First NJ. Z. church. There will
be quotations, presentations, reading
and refreshments. Everything IS free
and adj are invited.
The little two-year-old boy OF Mr..
Harris, the efficient mail carrier, broke
| his leg Sunday morning, but 1t Is doing
well and the many friends OF the lam
( lily hope for a speedy recovery.
Died. yesterday at $50 p. m, at her
residence. SIC Eagle street, Mrs j. H.
! Mccullough, mother of viii d. Medhn.
| Funeral Wednesday morning al $50.
4 r nd vi n
vited.
The Gentlemen's Driving club VIII
| give their first moonlight soiree this ev-
eming. beginning at 1880. at their park ON
| West Central avenue. There will be
good music. good eatables and good
racing.
| Another drummer a Pop. but Of
an economical turn OF mind, proposes as
| another plank in that party platform
| demand for a cross between the Eight
ming bug and honey bee. so that IL can
work nights as well as in the day.
| Mrs. DR.. Bright and son Floyd OF
| Kinefsher. o. T, IS visiting her mother,
/ Mrs. Jennie Story and sister. Mrs. Chas.
| DsAfarais, before their departure for
Indiana and Illinois where they expec,
| 10 spend the summer with relatives and
| friends.
| A figure IN place Of IN Charlie
| Fulier's ad, Sunday-inserted by mis-
! take of the printer caused that store
heaps OF trouble OF course with the
| profit all knocked of a. $3.50 per hun
| dred pounds, no one could expect TO sell
200 pounds for that sum.
Sunday night Ella McCaskey stabbed
her husband on the arm with a pocket
| knife. at 81 East Douglas avenue.
| The wounds were only slight and no
danger IS apprehended unless blood
| poison should set in. The woman made
| her escape. Jealousy Is said 10 be the
cause
| The residence OF Enoch George, 81
| Nossmaa's addition. was struck by
| Hghtuing Sunday night Two Of the
| children were sleeping upstairs with
| the head Of the bed against the win
| dow. The lightning ran down the win
| dow frane. sshsptterinS IL 10 pieces. The
children were considerably shocked
Il Is possible that the law cannot
reach the man who runs electric TSres
through and around his orchard tc
knock The fellows out VINO go IN Of
nights 10 steal his fruit 1t may or Il
uay not be just the thing, but IL Is Ger
tain that the fruit stsaler who under
| takes 10 invade this particular orchard
! takes his life IL his hands
Arrangsments have been made FOR
mammoth old fashioned camp meeting
/ FIVE niles south OF Lawrence avenue a.
WarrsCk's grove. There VIII be presen'
J during the meeting Rev. Don : OBJ;
D. D: W J. Martindale. presiding eide'
OF the Wichita district; Rev g : Nus
baum. Rsv. Prue1. Rev. ". V Burns
Rev HUM, Rev. Cummings and others
Mr.. and MrS VIII Schn1tzler are tn
proud parents os as fine a baby girl a.
was ever born n he FIRST ward The
happy father says that she weighs n
ten pounds and ne sets Up the cigars i
The same proportion The mother and
baby are doing fine and Billy ise simply
destroying ne nervous system OF -
city with strong dark E2vAnzs- NAY
his tribe increase
! Co-nega- the 1e-ysa&old daughter Q:
e Yea met with q serious sccidsn;
yesterday whereby her tsft am Ezs
hrkcea lust ABOVE the wrist she Wa
/ play-nS with some Children On IT,
lazu az the residence OF Judge Sluss
and IN attempting 70 sep back out o.
tie way of g bicycle she stumble ore'
I q dog aud feIl VIII her arm under her
Dr.. Fzbrique was called sod So rhe