The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-03
CITY IN BRIEF.

Governor Lewelling moved his place
of business yesterday to South Water
street in the Stevens building.
1.-The West-Siders will have a dance
this evening in the Martiuson block,
was notice found on the hook
Miss Lewelling gives private fnstruc-
tons in dancing at Sedgwick hall on
every Tuesday afternoon from TO 6.
Miss Lillian Whitaker and Miss Ida
Moore of Arkansas City who have been
In the city the guests of Mrs. Anderson
Gray, returned home yesterday.
On April 10 Miss LeweIIing will give
a Calico party to her Friday hight class.
a bright array of summer costumes and
much merry-making is expected.
Edgar ]. Newly of Graveland, Kan,
and Miss Ida Furley of Wichita received
legal authority yesterday for assuming
the pleasures and duties of matrimony.
The chicken ordinance is now in full
force and effect and persons will do well
to heed its provisions and shun its pen
afties, said Chief of Police Burt last
night.
Sailer of Mckinney, o. T, and Miss
Alice May Mann OF Furley were Hcens-
| ed to wed yesterday by Probate Judge
I Myatt. The groom was % and the
bride 16.
Harry fuller died last night with
penumonia at his home No. 502 Hewett
avenue. West Side. after an Illness OF
one week. Announcement of funeral
tomorrow.
Rev. c. S. Nusbaum. the newly-elect-
ed agent of the Southwest Kansas
Methodist college, was in the CITY yes
| terday and says he has already for
! I
de lifted. He proposes to have series
of lectures and excursions given for the
benefit of the school.
Superintendent Nackey has lumber
Of mare drawn by children n the puo
srhUols tina; wcUG do credit TO a regular
rnsu s.Fs' I'e a':o SER on, "a iisi Of
questions in regard to this county not
found in the books that were answered
in way that showed remarka Ole incl
lIgence on the part of the children in the
public schools in regard 10 current
| events.
The members Of Wichita lodge A. o.
L. w, No. p. will give fine literary
and musical entertainment in Garfield
hail on April 10 for the benefit of Ben
Devore VINO had the misfortune re-
Gently of losing his limb. This is a
| most worthy cause and II is hoped that
Inc entertainment VIII be largely pat
ronized. especially by the Workmen OF
the city.
Wednesday. April ist. there was a
very merry surprise party given in hon
! or TO Miss Henrietta Fellows, the Fifth
! grade teacher Of the Emerson school.
| Those present were Miss Fellows, Misc
Belle Chamberlain, Miss Florence Huse.
Mss Lille Specie, Miss Pearl Garrett,
! Miss May Jackson, Miss Bertha johns.
| Miss Nettie Whey. Miss Daisy Deslem.,
| Miss Lizzie and eJnnie Dennis and Miss
| May Blanchard.
A w Felter, editor of the Fulton,
| Kan, Indepe ndent, saw the name Of y.
! =. Harmon among the list of ministers
| attending the Southwest Kansas con-
! ference and he wrote the county COM
missioner to know il ne was the same
! y. Z. Harmon who was his old minister
! a Kane, Ill. in 1873. II was a letter
| indicating a lasting friendship and
| shows that Mr. Harmon was held in
| high esteem in his old pastoral charge.
The Santa F'e train last night brought
| in two men who were badly injured az
| Guthrie yesterday on the railroad. DR..
! Purdue. the road physician, received a
| telegram early in the evening request
| ing him 10 be a ( the depot on the arrival
! Il was found that Brakeman J. :. Tdy-
/ lor, who resides at 232 North Emporia
avenue had his leg broken in the accl-
| dent and that a man named Mcpherson
| was also injured.