The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-27
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CITY IN BaIEF.

]. H. Mccall is in Topeka
r. G. Bellew is spending the week at
Augusta.
Miss Daisy Guthrie is visiting friends
in Harper during the holidays.
Judge Glenn received notice yesterday
that R. H. Hobson of Clearwater had
been granted a pension.
Recital by Juvenile pupils Of the Kelso
School of Music this afternoon at
o'clock, Sedgwick block.
Mrs Lawrence has returned from Red
Wing Minnn., where she has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Stiles.
Miss Jennie Daugherty, principal OF the
Lincoln school, is at Topeka attending
the State Teachers association.
w. W. Williams of Jefferson, o. T., is
in the city, the guest of his stepsons, the
Whitlock Bros, the meat merchants.
Mr.. Roy Waltemeyer of Kansas City is
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Lane, of
1125 North Waco avenue, during the holt
days.
Judge Dennison of FL Dorado and Mrs.
Dennison and Mrs. Wright spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bru-
bacher.
Attorney General Harper S. Cunning
ham Of Oklahoma, passed through the
city yesterday on his way home from
Kansas City.
James Christopher of Shawnee, o. T,
is home on visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Christopher, corner Of
Second and Wichita
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belford were made
very happy by the arrival OF a bright
little daughter of seven and a half
pounds at their home on Christmas day.
The employees of the Wichita house of
the Hanlin Mercantile company present
ed the genial manager, ]. F. Eyster. with
a handsome house coat for a Christmas
present.
Mr.. Finlay Davis, who travels out Of
Oklahoma City for the Dold Packing
company. returned last evening after a
Christmas visit with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Davis, of 5O4 South Water street.
Mrs. A. Mayer Of Kansas City is visit
ing her son, ex-Councilman Gus A. Mil
Ter Mr.. Miller had not had a visit from
his mother for six years and her coming
has frightened and lent Joy to his Christ
mas.
Prof. George B. Penny, organist OF the
State University, will give his farewell
organ concert at the First NJ. z. church
Friday evening Of this week. Prof Pen
ny will leave for Europe the first Of Jar
uary.
Messrs. Arthur Jones. o. W. Price l.
G. Gilmore and L. r. Servers, all Of the
Friends University, left Sunday to be
engaged in state Y. NJ c. A. work. the
two former at Kanopohs and the two
latter al Buckeye, Kan.
Mrs. H. NJ. Dubois will entertain this
evening IN honor Of Mrs. Lucy Dubois
and Miss Lola Graham, who are spending
the holidays in the city. Both ladies
have many friends in the city wha are
glad TO welcome them back
Rev. Don 5. Colt, noted for his pulpit
eloquence when pastor in Wichita wiu
be in Wichita on the ID of January. He
viii oflciate az the marriage OF Joe "
Musselman. Mrs. Colt VIII probably visit
with Rev. Colt in she city. Their numer-
Gus friends viii be glad TO see them
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western trip in the interest OF the Amer
lean Bicycle company. His territory Ak
tends TO Salt Lake and sou.a 10 Old
Mexico. he VIII represent fourteen
wheels made BY the three companies con-
stituttng thu American Bicycle company.
Henry " Mum, wife ana little dsugh-
ter Vera from s. Louis. Mo. NT and
Ms & P. Wlckmiuer ard daughters
F1ossie and Minnie. r ". Tanner. o.
Kjng6sher. O. T. which embraces al
the absent members % Elder NUNS
descendants are enjoying the holidays 81
his residence. 81 south Mz-kat street
Al members q the high schoo, -horas /
who sang zr re carol service Sgsn5ay |
evening v=il confer great favor = they /
VIII assist al is concert 10 D gfvez a,
The Methodist Episcopal church Friday i
evening, December = Chorus pupils VII 1
- admitted free at the south door Le; /
Us have a large number. The carals Eli 4
- used Jessie L Clark