The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1876-05-18
Organization Of the Arkansas Valley Medical
Association.

At the first meeting and organization OF the
Arkansas Valley Medical Association, held at
Wichita, May 3, 1916, the following officers
were elected:
DR.. L. Allen, President.
DIR. CASTOR Boyd, DR.. H. d. Hill and DR..
W. Il. Davis, Yive Presidents.
DR.. A. e. Fabrique, Recording Secretary.
DIR. W. NJ. Hendrickson, Corresponding
Secretary.
DR.. c. L. McAdams, Treasurer.
DIR. c. L. MeAdams. DR.. II. c. Tucker and
DR.. W. r.. Davis, Board OF Censors.
The society holds its next meeting in
Wichita, on Thursday, August 3, 1876.
Sol Kohn starts for Philadelphia next Sum
day.
A new cross-walk is being put in on Market
and Douglas Avenue.
An account OF the opening of the Centsn-
NAL will be found on the first page.
Fourteen new residences have been erected
on the east side of town this spring.
News of the death of Charles Stcarns, OF the
Cowskin, was received this morning
All parties attending the State political con-
yentions can obtain half rates from Wichita.
We are sorry to learn this morning of the
death of ex-commissioner J. B. York's child.
Bob. Short is reYsiting the scenes OF his
former trials and triumphs in and around
Wichita
DR.. Tucker was up from III Paso on Mon
day, having nearly recovered from his late Sc
rious Illness.
We have an article from a citizen of FL
Paso on the Arkansas Valley road, which
viii appear next week.
Smith & McComb are building a brick BUSH
ness room between Steele a. Lery's new
building and the Germanla Block.
Mr.. Newell Sanders. of Bloomington, Hill
nois, and who is hunting land and business
location, called upon us yesterday.
Agent Warmer. at the depot, has been
furnished with round trip tickets to Philadel-
phia over several lines. Price Sab.
John Strange, Post Trader at the Wichita
agency came up yesterday. He reports all
quiet in the Territory and corn nearly knee
high.
See letter on Wichita and the Valley from
the pen of Judge Callahan, now connected
with the st. Louis journal. Spicy and graphic
is what we cali it.
See proceedings of Republican County Con-
vention, held last Saturday. Number one
men were chosen as delegates and Sedgwick
county Will be well represented.
The attention of our reader Is directed to a
very readable latter from Washington, writ
ten by a man who has resided over twenty
years in this State and Territory.
Henry Schweiter commenced yesterday the
delivery OF ice. His ice was put up two win
tiers ago, is solid, clear and hard, and will last
twice as long as the ice made last winter.
Ed. Fenlon, whose principal business is
carrying out his Government freight con-
tracts, has been struck with the wheat mania
and is preparing go acres for this fall.
Mr.. Oak Davidson. formerly merchant OF
this city, but lately connected with bank at
Eldorado, has returned to this city with the
intention of making this his headquarters.
We see By the Leayenworth Times that DR..
Furley, of this town, was honored by being
elected Vice President of the State Medical
Society at its annual meeting in Leayenworth
last week
Major James Davidson returned from Wis
consin last week He goes to New York city
IN few days. where he will remain during
the summer except what time he viii spend
at Philadelphia.
Mayor Hope has issued annual edict against
the life Of the ten thousand extra dogs of the |
place, and in i short time the dying howl OF
the cur will be waited on the air of solemn |
night. Mike do your duty.
Eleven quarter sections were iled on in one |
day this week. Seven hundred and forty-five |
since June LIST, and at least one hundred |
claims taken since then that have not been |
filed on yet, are being improved.
The attention of fruit growers and farmers
is directed to the advertisement of ID. S. Free
lli@tu. vi It OIL CCOlts VIII iultluS
his nursery stock into this valley. NJ. Free
man is now in Wichita an d is 4 reliable man.
Mr.. W. Perkins, formerly co-proprietor
with f. a. Sewers III the publication of the
Wichita Fidette. but now OF Cincinnati, passed
through here last Monday on his way to OK
ford Sumner county, where he owns real es-
ate.
That horrible wind last Sunday was wilt
er. How it blew. 1t took the starch out of
and by night all animate things
lung limp, even Rev. J. T. Hanna's Sunday
hight sermon proved tame, which is a rare
thing.
Shoemaker d. Braitch have purchased lot
sast of the Centennial Block, between that
md Scheetz' grocery store, and ,hayo already
ct the contract for the erection of a brick
business house. We believe tho new firm
viii engage in merchant-taloring.