The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-11-21

| A McCrary Of Newark, Ohio, Is at the
Manhattan.
s. w. Davis of Paola, Kan, was in
town yesterday.
B. ". Noyes of Everett, Mass, was in
the city yesterday.
J. c. Benton of Onaga, Kan, was here
on business yesterday
r. 4. Sterling of Knoxville, Tenn, is
stopping at the Manhattan.
Walter Criswell of Columbus, Kan.
was at the Carey yesterday.
| Miss Jessie c. Grover of Knoxville,
Tenn, is in the city visiting
James ". Jump Of st. Louis was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
| ]. L. Isenberg OF Enid was in the city
yesterday or his way to Colorado.
Mack P. Gretchen of the Sedgwick
Pantagraph was down last evening.
Walter Crisweil of Columbus. Kan. is
| looking after business interests in the
city.
| Fletcher Price Of yelling was at the
Carey yesterday, having come up on
/ business.
NJ. H. Rudolph returned yesterday
| from Taneytown. Nd, where he was
called 10 attend the funeral of his
mother.
Hon. William Grimes Of Oklahoma
was in the city last night, having come
/ up on the late train on some business
He win remain in Wichita until this
| evening.
The Republican county committee will
meet a . O'Clock today at the office OF
T. c. Wilson for the purpose Of transact
: T.
an urgent nature.
c. A. Stinson came up from Oklahoma
| fast night after a trip through the terri
tory extending over period OF three
weeks. He reports splendid business
| wherever he visited.
Mr. D. z. Whelan, who has been COM
ing here for twenty-five years with
| Samuel c. Davis a Co., is again in the
city on business trip. He is now with
| the Haryadim- McKittrick Dry Goods
company.
Mr.. Henry Wallenstein delivered his
maiden speech al the Scottish Rite ban
quent Thursday night and notwithstand-
/ ing the fact that he was unaware of any
| intention to call upon him he made pos
| sibly the most eloquent speech of the
| evening.
the First Presbyterian church steadily
increase, and notwithstanding the cold
| wave the attendance is quite large. The
subject last night was "A Stranger at
the Door" The pastor feelinSly aliud-
ed to the treatment the Savior received,
even from his professed followers. At
| the close of the sermon two persons pro-
fessed their faith in Christ.
One of Cash Henderson's horses was
seen upon the street yesterday in the
| new style track harness. which has no
collar or breastrap, and which is so ar
ranged upon the animal that no impede
| ment whatever is made to the action OF
the animals shoulders or breast, those
parts being entirely bare. The arrange
ment is peculiar looking affair, but its
efficiency for track work is self-evident.
The "Merrie Maidens' had planned a
surprise on one of their number for last
Monday evening, that being the young
lady's birthday, but on arriving at her
| home found Miss Dawson all ready to re-
ceive them, she having anticipated their
| coming. The girls pleasantly acknowl-
edged their defeat and the evening was
tpent in games and music. Those par
ticipating in the fun were: Misses Helen
Taylor, Name Lewis. Jessie Allen, Agnes
Davidson, Winnie Woolard, Hattie Tan
ner. Flora Carpenter, Nell Jackman,
Harriette Wells, Annie George, Anna
Cook, Sadie Damon.
The Unity Guild held it's first meeting
for the season Thursday evening and
voted to dishand as guild, and to re-
organize on broad lines as young peo-
pies club. 10 be known as Uunity club.
To this end a committee was chosen To
redrafa the constitution and bylaws and
! present a plan Of work for the winter
| The plan suggested by Rev. Todd of
having meetings for legislative practice.
was Informally talked over. ard the plan
of the committee will probably be along
this lire. The next meeting will be held
at Mrs Carriers room. Sedgwicll build
ing. Friday evening. November q. 4
full attendance is desired to near the re-
port os the committee