The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-11
p. MCDONALD. see. protein.
Dated February I'd, 1873.

The finest natural location for home In this
vicinity, one not surpassed in the entire val
ley for beauty and picturesqueness, is that Of
/ W &. Woodman on the banks OF the Little
river, in the northern suburbs Of our city.
Mr.. Woodman:is preparing to add to its pes
| ent attractiy encss, by the erection Of resi-
dence aud the cultivation Of the surroundings.
No one acquainted with that gentleman's cul-
ture. natural taste aud energy, will doubt our
prophecy that he will, in few years, have
home beside those deep blue, and quiet run
wing waters, which viii be the very envy Of
all the monied men OF orr city. among whom
he is one OF the mos. substantial. From a
glance at plan of the proposed improvements
we see that the present building, viii be re-
modelled and lay window added. To the
north end, with an east front, q tower
| Will be added. and still north OF this, with
like front, commodious aud fine structure.
Mr.. W. says he is determined to get his family
away from busy street location, and we en-
dorse his wisdom in that.
We direct the attention Of those who are
'.moyed by sweet sounds and have the love OF
Conover Bros, Kansas City, whose advertise
ment appears for the first time, in this issue.
The Messers. Conovers are the most extensive
and thorough dealers in musical instruments
and sheet music, west of ST. LOUIS. They are
besides music publishers, and importers OF
musical instruments. They nave long had the
reputation OF selling The best and cheapest. OF
oit,I tf,s; In ore In lies
ouri river. DO not fail to read their advertise
ment. We can warmly recommend the house
personally, having had dealings with the gen.
lemen. They are accommodating, clever
men, with whom il is a real pleasure to come
in contact.
The increased business of the Savings bank
here in the past few months, has been not on
iy a wonder, but an agreeable surprise to its
stock holders. 1t is regarded by our citizens
generally, as one o. the best and safest bank
ing institutions in the southwest, to which we
add our unqualified endorsement. Few banks
are as happily possessed in the efficiency, pop
ularty anu attention OF its officers. 1t is one
among the few banks In our state, that kept
its doors open during the run of the pa mic and
nninteruptedy continued its business 1t has |
become ono OF the institutions Of which our
city is proud. So We like oecasi only to boast |
of it.
Report Of the Ladies' Aid Society for the |
past two weeks:
City S1,3.Gi; Illinois SEQ. %: Minnesota |
s2I-2e; Salem s20.G3; Union 1925; Payne |
sI2.So; Waco S47.5o; Eagle $50: Wichita |
5000; Attica 1919; Rockford sl0.63 Lin
coin, $2s.G0; Park $3.50 Ohio s2l.40:
Gypsum SSo.57; Mnneha 1890; Delano
Sf.l0.
Issued the above Saturday 3Oth, and Febru-
airy 9Th, 1875.
Donations received. = From Mr.. John |
Meagher, Jan. Both, one quarter OF beef; Feb.
9Th, received from Mir. w. S. Corbctt, one
barrel beans From Mr.. VIM. G. Woodn,an.
two barrels beans From Trickey BROS. ten
sacks -four; From Jones Bros. ten sacks flour:
From Mr.. Crawford, of Crawford & Ludum
one sack -four per month Cash from Mr.
Sanders and Mr.. Edmundson. $50.
By order of Society
NRs las n Tom Soc