The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-12-27
spending the Christmas very pleasantly
with his daughter. Mrs. Harrison.

spending the Christmas very pleasantly
with his daughter, Mrs Harrison
Poland-China pig Thorough bred. DO
noated by Ward and Bailey, awarded 10
H p. Swerdfeger OF this city. value SO
Miss F. NJ. Bingham OF Chicago and
r. S. Bingham, wife and daughter Helen
of Topeka, are visiting Mrs. E. L. Mart
ling.
Mss Bessie Crume Of Chicago is in the
city spending the holidays with her par
ents. She likes Chicago. but says there
IS no place on earth like Wichita
Mr.. Frank Long. formerly of Wichita.
but now of Kansas City. IS spending the
holidays with his mother and brother
Sidney, at S24 South Water street
Mr.. j. ]. Mcnamara remembered his
forty clerks on Christmas He sent his
bookkeeper, Mr. Messerve. for forty boxes
Of fine candy and presented box to each
one Of them. 1t was appreciated.
George F. Richards, formerly OF Wich-
tia. now of Carthage, No, has iately ac-
oepted a position with the Harris Auto
matte Press company OF Niles, Ohio. Mr.
Richards will make his future home in
Warren, Ohio.
DIR. w B. Slutz Of the First NJ. z.
church will lecture next Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 2s. on Jerusalem and It's En-
virons." The lecture is a description of
what DR.. Slutz saw while in and around
the Hoy City.
Leon Morgan. small boy clerk in the
book store OF Mr.. Goldsmith. is a good,
honest boy. He found Miss IneZ Credi-
tors pocketbook, which was advertised
in the Eagle. and promptly returned il TO
her. That is the proper way 10 lay the
foundation for success in life.
Mr. Gross of the Golden Eagle rushed
into the business office last evening with
that original Ia ad that appears annual
ly in these columns, accompanied with
the statement that the Golden Eagle
never had better Christians trade than
they have been having this year.
DR.. Siutz of the Methodist church viii,
deliver lecture Tuesday night on Je-
rusalem and its envoirnments that viii
be one Of the finest reviews OF the Holy
land ever head in Wichita. 1t will be a
big thing in every respect and nobody
interested in the parent country of Chris
tianity should fai! TO hear it.
O. B. Stocker knows hedge snipe when
he sees EN-, and for an amateur his aim
is about as faultless as his recollection
of friends whose digestive apparatus is a
little weak on beefsteak and pork-chops
and the ike everyday provender Up
about the Roost StockeT's Workmanship
is held in great repute as is the kindness
of his heart.
Charlie Heacock of the Eagle office re-
ceived as a Christmas present an i'm
mense boquet of California flowers from
Santa Cruz. 1t was sent by his brother
Ed, VINO left this city for that point a
short time since. The flowers are beau
tifui and look quite fresh considering
their long trip. They were plucked from
an outdoor garden the day they were
sent.
At the home Of D. L. Snively on Christ
mas day sumptuous dinner was served
to the friends of the family. There were
present Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Mum and
daughter. Minnie and son. Raymond;
Mrs. z. p. Newbrough. sister of VI. L.
Mum, of Lansing, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Savage and baby. Elizabeth; Mr..
and Mrs. u. L. Sniveiy and son; ]. II.
Snively and daughter Margaret.