The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28

| iting his family here and will return to
his work as assistant United States attor-
ney general on next Thursday.
]. d. Harrison, chief clerk Of the &C
counting department Of the Dold Packing
company was at his desk yesterday after
| a severe attack of pneumonia.
! Miss Henrietta Jackson OF Winfield, re-
/ turned yesterday to her home, after spend
! ing Christmas in the city, the guest of
Miss Claudia Mccoy Of 1870 East First
street.
/ Mr.. Robert Grimstead and Miss Flossie
whitaked will be married this evening at
s D. m at the South Lawrence Avenue
Christian church by the pastor, Rev.
Black.
The test made Y esterday OF a thousand
feet of the new fire hose. made by the
/ New York Betting company, Of 300 pounds
pressure to the square inch proved salts
factory.
L. w. RAIDER Of Lamont, and Ethel F.
Church OF Salem township, were issued a
marriage license in the probate court yes
terday. Miss Church is a sister OF Harry
Church.
and Daisy Nix of Guthrie, o. T.. are
spending the holidays with Colonel Hutch
inson's family at his residence. III Fair
mount avenue.
Jerry Stravy of Guthrie has had stolen
q fine bay, four-year-old, fast driving
horse The horse is pet OF his daughter
and reward of SO Is offered for the re-
turn OF the animal.
Mr.. c. E. Freeman and Mrs. Addie
Campbell, both of Augusta, were married
last evening at $50 by C. H. Wareham,
pastor Of the First Baptist church, at his
residence, 9Os South Market street. Mr..
Freeman is foreman in the Office of the
Augusta Gazette.
The diploma and bronze medal sent to this
city as a reward for Sedgwick county's
exhibit of corn, wheat and oats at the
Transmississippi International Exposition
at Omaha, Neb., will be on exhibition for
a few days in the window of the business
Office Of the Eagle
The German NJ. f. church at the corner
of Emporia and First streets. presented
an excellent program on Christmas eve.
The program in general was very good;
church was beautifully decorated and the
attendance large.
The pastor of the Emporia Avenue NJ.
z. church, Rev. w. V. Burns, is conduct
ing a Sunday school revival meeting for
the children and young people of that part
Of the city. 1t will continue this week
only. Services for children at p. m.
and for young people at $50 p. m. each
day. All are invited TO attend
Today a delegation of knights of Pyth-
las will go to Hutchinson to attend the
annual convention of the Fifth district
of that order now being held there. Tho
state is divided into twelve districts and
each one holds a meeting once a year.
The knights sent from here TO represent
the local bodies are A. H. Ward. W. E.
Reeves and w. A. Ayres.
The Harry street school celebrated
Christmas in a different manner from
other schools. Instead Of having a Christ
mas tree, the teachers decided 10 purchase
some gymnasium outfit. They have made
a beginning in the way of athletic appli-
ances-horizontal bars and the like. This
is a new way 20 devote Chris tmas money,
but it is substantial
Yesterday Sheriff Simmons took five con-
yicts to the renitentisry at Lansing: Jim
Wells, two and one-haf years. horse
stealing; Clint Church, two years, burg
larry; S. H. Newcomb five years, house
breaking: Fuller Rhodes. two years. horse
stealing; Bell, two years. passing forged
checks. 1t was quite a gang. Some had
bouquets and handouts on and had friends
at the depot.