The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-19


| ening.
George W. Adams is at Kansas City
| attending the state meeting of the city
| attorneys.
DIR. Rentz was elected county physi-
clan yesterday by the board of county
| commissioners.
John W. Adams has returned from
! Medicine Lodge where he has been for
the past few days on legal business.
Rev. ]. ]. Shepard went to Udal yes
| terday morning and will conduct re-
| yival meetings there this week IN the
Baptist church.
The executive committee OF Hypatia
| VIII please meet in club room at 2:30
J O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. NJ. y.
j Singer, chairman.
| y Mother Goose carnival will be held
next month by the ladies Of St. Johns
! church. Every rhyme and freak Of the
old lady will be illustrated.
The remains Of Mrs. Roll which were
stated to have been buried in Maple
! Grove cemetery should have read High
! land instead Of Maple Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Richardson of Madi-
! son, Wis, are in the city the guests OF
/ their daughter Mrs. J. Laycock of Col
! iege Hill. They expect to stay here
/ permanently.
| Members of No. %. A. o. L. w, will
| be interested TO know that Financier
| Cleary Will be found with his books a
Daniels Brothers on Feast Douglas,
! beginning tomorrow morning.
Mrs. T. II. Randall of Mt. Hope is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Karl Kline
of this city, and also her grandson, who
arrived Thursday morning, tipping the
| scales at eleven pounds. Karl is happy
The councilman whose picture was
/ placed so conspicuously in front Of the
group at the fake photograph concern
on North Main street gathered il in
yesterday and don't want anything
said about it.
L. L. Bleckley received a telegram
announcing the death of his father in
Pennsylvania. He expected to leave
last night provided he could safely
leave his little brother who is very sick
with pneumonia.
Great prepare tons are being made
for the grand concert 10 be given by
the Wichita juvenile band on January
IS. This band has shown great prof.
cheney under the instruction given by
Professor Sanford.
There will be special meeting of the
city council Monday night at which ev-
cry pa tron of the telephone company
should be present. 1t will probably de-
eide whether the city is to have a re-
duced rate or the war is to be continued.
1.-The Gloria" by Bruce Priddy, will
be sung from the manuscript at St.
Johns church this evening. 1t is
musical gem. Two of Mr.. PriddyS
compositions, RomereO and the other
have been played by the orchestra at
the Crawford Grand.
Four cards were received last night
from George Mold, all dated at st.
Louis. The card dated the 18th show
ed that he had collected $195 and was
having a great time. The boys appear
to have struck it pretty rich in the Mis-
souri, metropolis and will remain there
until the middle of the coming week.
Mr. John L. Dunno of Chicago is in
Wichita in the interest of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Gazetteer. This
work is to he distributed all over the
United States and the big money GEN.
tiers of Europe. Wichita will have
proper representation in the work and
the various business interests will be
represented in a thorough manner.
The trial of Stanley Haden yester-
day, charging him with disturbing the
peace at a social at J. w. Spears near
Bayneville, was had before a jury in
Justice Glenn's court, and resulted in
a verdict of acquittal. There was a
large number of witnesses present, and
great interest was taken in the trial
The recital given Friday evening by
the pupils of Mozart School of Music
was very successful and well attended.
The audience was appreciative and the
pupils performed their numbers very
creditaibly and in a manner that showed
younger pupils Of the school viii give a
recital Monday. Jan. 90, at 4 p. m. II
room 2l0 Sedgwick block. The public
are invited 70 attend.
Next Saturday, Jan. %, Shoemaker &
Miller viii inaugurate something OF an
innovation in the perfume trade, by
having a special sale in perfumes. The
first day they have designated Purple
Azalea" day, in honor of one of their
choicest odors. During the day sOuv-
enirS in the form of sample bottles of
this delicate perfume viii be given free,
Misses Emma Hill and Helen Carpenter
will assist the prOprietors in serving
their patrons.
Mrs. Beaumont, the New York sopra-
no, Will sing at the service in Oak
Street Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. The revival which began
with the week of prayer still continue
with increasing power. Quite num-
her have already come out on the Lord
side. and many backsliders have re-
turned. The pastor, Rev. John H Fa-
Eel, expects to leave on Monday for
Emporia to conduct a series of revival
meetings there.
A good joke on a very prominent
official of this county has just come out
While he and his wife were visiting the
Worlds fair they saw numerous people
go on board the gunboat Illinois, and
concluded to take a trip on a gunboat
once in their lives. They went on board
and took seats and waited for her TO
start and it was only after sitting for
an hour or more that they learned that
the boat was built on solid masonry
Is that right Newt?
had \ CLAM BAKE
New Commercial Club Start in With a Very