The Wichita tribune., 1898-10-29

W. j.. Sa yers Clerk Dist. Court. Hill City, Ks
Great will be tile Republican victory
this fall
VIM. Gorden left for Hot Springs,
Ark, Monday.
Geo. McDaniels returned from Okla
homa Monday.
J. Mr. Morris has returned from the
Omaha exposition.
w. i. Williams returned from Kan
sas City Wednesday.
Joe Dozicr returned from Kansas
City Wednesday morning.
G. II. Young left Monday over the
Santa re for Kansas City, Mo
A number Of the Pleasantonites were
over to hear the speaking Saturday.
Chas. Rowles was made full mem
Der in the K. p. lodge Monday night
Lon Kimbro, from Hunnensville, Mo-,
is ia the city this week visiting friends.
Jake Tolbert left for Hot Springs
Monday where he will spend the win
ter.
Miss Amanda Johnson left Monday
for Memphis, Tenn, to visit her par
ents.
Mrs. Mr. z. Banks left for Omaha
Monday to visit friends and will return
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Butts, from St.
Louis, are in the city this week with
the expectation of locating,
Mrs. Emma Venterble who has bee
on the sick list for the past week is
slowly improving
Miss Eva Woods returned from We'll
lngton and will remain in this city
during the winter
Tn6s Banks ana Miles Parker were
registering the voters in the Second |
ward this week.
Lewis E. Cotton and J. G. Redfeld
were registering the vothers in the
Third ward this week.
George Mcdonald is holding the Man
haitian in the absence Of Mr.. Young,
who is in Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Willis Harper died Friday. Oct.
2l at her home in Kansas City, Mo,
ana was buried Monday.
Miss Susie Price will leave for Arka-
delphia, Ark, next week, where She
will attend college this winter
Mrs. Westley Barker and Miss Leila
Crouch left Thursday morning on an
extended trip to Lela's aunt at Arkan-
sas City.
The sad news comes to us from San
tiago that Papa Stewart is dead and
that J. Whitley and Abe McAfee are
lying very low.
1John McColoch says he intends to
support the entire fusion ticket. Hon
or bright John, tell Us for what our
columns are open.
Rev. A. J. Lacy, from Denver, preach
ed at the New Hope church Sunday
morning and left for Neosho, Mo-,
Monday morning
Mrs NJ. A. Hodge left Monday at
$40 p. III. for Leadville, Col, where
she will spend the winter with her
daughter and friends.
Rev. Harrison preached very inter
esting sermon at his church Sunday
night which touched great many or
the old souls up that have been sliding
back
Barber McAdoor runs first-class
scraping outfit on Douglas between
Fourth and Fifth avenues and refuses
to let his own color shine on third-class
boot black stand in front Of his shack
A young white lady Thursday morn
Ing went up to have some pictures talk
en- and She seemed to be very well
contented on the street with her snowy
white suit, slippers and hat in the No
vember wind.
The ten cent red hat gang that occu
pies the rear bench every Sunday night
at the A. Nj. Z. church create more
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benefit to the church than a pug dog.
Such lads should be dealt with to the
full extent Of the law.
Whit Phelps made the bold remark
that he would ride the goat as long as
he could see him, but the poor gentle
man was thrown SO numerically high
that his pompadour was knocked off
AS he is much under tile weather his
company will have to excuse him Sun
day evening
We regret to note the illness Of Rev.
S, W. Beasley, our Indian Territory
agent and correspondent His articles
to the Tribune have been newsy and
spicy and have delighted our many
readers. He is now confined to his bed
at South NcAlester, I. T. Dr. Allen Of
that place is his physician. We hope
to hear soon that he is recovering and
q r his most au3in