The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

yesterday o. isi So
Charlie Lease is 70 leave soon for a
tour Of the eastern cities
John r. Wall of Missouri is visiting
HIS bbpother, Judge Wall.
CAPTAIN a. T. Hall of Champaign, H.,
Is in the city visiting mis- sister, Mrs.
Jesse Burt
John Reynolds, editor of the Newton
Republican, was in the city yesterday
on business.
w s Corbett will leave soon for a
months visit with Mr.. Corbett's brother
III Pennsylvania.
S. T. Tuttie Of Caldwell was in The
o.;y yesterday on business sn attend
ing the Scottish Rite reunion.
Miss Lewelling will give a swell dane
iEg party ct Hutchinson on Thanksgiv-
ing. Several from Wichita are going
up.
Nj Rogers who started The Corlmoner
OF this city. was chosen governor CT the
stata Of Washington at the recent eiec-
tic2.
Dr.. 2IcClees has secured some vary
encouraging news abont his candidacy
FOR member of the board of police COM
lnIssiOners.
The infaat son IF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V.
tf'Lghertv d.ed TUESDAY evening The
funeral services will be held from
tnelr home. 80 Nof;h ,.trk-I street.
p. 3. Arnold, formerly boonkeeper for
the firm Of AlGrich IL Brown, died at
Pueblo. Colo, few days ago. according
20 4 letter received by Mis-. John Clay
ton. He was well JloWn in this city
half a dozen years ago.
\ very pleasant surprise was given
2jT. and dis. II. =. Fill last evening by
the members O. the Ladies Aid Society
Of the Dodge Avenue Methodist church.
About thirty-five guests were presents and
participated in celebrating her birthday.
Dir. Syl Duncan has branched out for
himself in the produce business under
the name Of the Kansas Produce COM
pany. His place of business will be at
the natatorium, opposite the Crawford
Grand opera house. He will engage ex-
ten-!vely in he business and cover every
feature of 1t.
EmpOria Gazette: Judge A w. Denni-
son If the appellate court was in town
today on his way to Topeka. The judge
Is one OF the senatorial possibilities and
If he should be chosen would IN no way
be be a discredit TO the state. There are
very few men in the Populist party who
Mr. I'd Donnelly of Guthrie. O. T. ar |
rived in the city yesterday and is partI- |
c:pating in the doing of the Scottish |
Rite Masons. Mr., Donnelly is at the !
head of the Scottish Rite consistory -
Guthrie. In addition to his Masonic prom
ineHce be is one Of the prominent and
leading pharmacists in Oklahoma.
The body Of James p. Spurrier., who |
attempted 10 xiii a young lady and her
escort and then killed himsal in Colorauu, !
last Sunday, did NOT arrive yesterday as !
was expected but viii get here this morn F.!
ing. Members of the family living away !
from the city have arrived 10 attend the /
funera.. but it is not known just when /
It viii occur.
William NJ. Shaver. formerly secretary /
n the \. NJ. c. ~, of this city. but now
secretary of the Masonic Mutual Insur- |
ance company. is in the city attending
TIE consistory meeting. In his pocket he .
brought $2,000 check for the widow Of |
tie late T. K. Mclean. 1t was not
known that Mr.. Mclean had Masonic in /
sUrance and the check was a pleasant sur
prise.
John Guest of Eechi township died /
yesterday morning al the age of 81 years
o. Rrights disease. The deceased was
the father of twenty children, nine of
whom are living. Re was an Old soldier
and one Of the first settlers of his coun-
~ He was wei known in this city AMI
haG large number Of friends who Will
5esorry 10 hear Of his death. The fun
eral vii take place today az > O'Clock.
The annual Christmas ta,ker is bestir-
irg himself and our merchants are as
usual to be worked 10 a finish for souv-
enirs and holiday editions by publica-
tons that oue-quarter of the people in the
corporate limits Of the city do not know
Of The @Xis -erCe of such pdDiiT1UClS. u
VIII bc IL surprise to see at day ;iIle a
special livery stable % Sunday edition /
1t is only q question of working some one
Judge Harper Cunningham Of Okla
bona Is up from Guthrie attending the
Scottish Rite semi-annual reunion. Judge
is one of the leading Repuo-
licans OF Oklahoma and is a power IN
the campaigns OF that country HIS
hosts OF friends would ike 70 see his le>
Eai ability recognized by Mr. Mckinley
by 8 seat on the supreme court bench or
fonee other recognition along the line Of
his profession.
Chief Of Police Burt was busy yes;er-
DAY making cut list OF city warrants
which remain uncancelled and arranging
- Sl'i-tt t.AtE me CS.ucEIeG ones i ne
entlc number were in very much dis
ordered conditional I'D some OF them run
hack 2s lar as 1890. When the job is
completed complete list Of the uncan-
celed warrants viii De had. and by re-
terring 10 it any Information desired may
De obtained q a glance
Emoovia GaZett: Or. Fleming smoke
81 tie First Presbyterian Church Dr.
Fleming IS from Wichita and IS president
IF the board Of missions IN Kansas. He
S enc OF the best known ministers in ,
Kansas and whenever il is knowa TIA.
Il is 70 be with the Empcria people. q
arse audience gree1s him. Yesterday
le lold about the Beard of Home Ms
ioas and It's work. y large contribution
vas received. IN the evening ne doctor !
'onducted services az the Arundel Ave !
Tue church.
TIRE GRANDEST REMEDY. 1
Mr. r. b. Greeve. merchant. of Chill