The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-06-01

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WICHITA, KANSAS, JUNE /, 1852.
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
HI Pierce returned from Chicago Friday
evening.
Mrs. Eirkwood and daughter have return
ed from Las Vegas.
See notice of fine stock for sale at Kansas
City, in this issue.
The Dewitt rheumatic remedyis said TO
be wonderful one.
Fourth avenue is being graded clear to the
north limits OF the city.
The attention of ine stock raisers is called
TO the adj. in this paper.
VIC. woodman. Jr.. has gone to Illinois
and the lakes for months recreation.
J. Chaplin Jones, OF New York, with his
family. have come to Wichita TO reside in
future.
MIR. Clark, o. Western Missouri, with his
family, is visiting Judge Walker, his father
in-iaw.
Mrs. John NJ Steele and Mrs II w. Ken
die are down at Geuda Springs seeking health
and recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Imboden, bride and
groom, from Decatur Illinois, are in the city
visiting relatives.
Col. Foutz was seriously injured on last
Sunday evening by horse kicking him on
the side of the head.
Mrs. ]. II sturns returned from Las An
gelas, hut will settle up her business and so
10 Las Angelas 10 live.
Mrs Cash Henderson aud her sisters, Mrs.
Reed and Melville, aud her mother. will go
To Mantou this summer.
The great short-horn sale Of kentucky eat
tie will positively take place next Wednes-
day in this city, the agent having arrived ON
Monday.
Mrs Brace nee Clara Carpenter was down
last week from the Center and in company
with Mrs. 5. :. King called TO see the new
press move.
Mrs. Henry Shuman sent TO the EAGLE
Office ON decoration day large and exceed
ingly fine bouquet, from her flower garden
of rare roses.
Mrs. Peter Dillon, OF Gypsum, will please
accept our thanks for very fine mammoth
bouquet, which we turned over TO decorate
the graves Of the soldiers.
Col. l.. n. Woodcock got home from Tope-
ka Sunday, since which time he has been
kept busy in getting the run of all that trans
pired in his weeks absence.
w b. Sloan, of this city, correspondent
for several eastern papers and scientific jour
nails. has been appointed a commissioner for
New Mexico 10 the mineral and monetary
exposition at Denver.
A. c. Niederlander and Ed. Allen, OF Wich-
ita, representing l.. Hayes, leather dealer, ARE
in town, and will remain several days con-
tracing for hides. wool, ete.-AnthoDy Re
publican.
Judge Campbell, who has been away sew
eral weeks attending court in the eastern
portion of the district, returned home Tues
day. unusually full OF good spirits, indicat-
ing successful work.
c. W. Robertson, living in sherman town
ship. il seyenty-six years old. and has plant
a 81. C,r Of. hasiias tO-
ing his own cooking, milking, chnrning,
washing aud ironing.
The unexpected news of Henry Nugent's
death at Silver Cliff, from small pox, was re-
ceiyed in this city on Monday. Henry has
lived in Wichita ever since he was a small
boy and WAS known to almost everybody.
Captain Payne and a number of Others,
having successfully and safely escorted the
u 5. army to the border, came up 10 the
city on Tuesday, telling the army that IL
might be well for them TO go back TO Sill.
G. :. Eichholiz returned Saturday from
Independence. Missouri, with three very
fine Rose of Sharon shoTthorns. Mr.. T.. IL
successful short-horn breeder. HE sold last
week 10 b. T.. Mctirew. of Clarion, a seven
molths-oii calf for 500.
The sedgwick County Agricultural Society
has left its order with the EAGLE for 1900
copies of it, premium list. There will be no
pro rating. but everything will he paid in
full, n. il WAS last year Big calculations are
being made for the best fair ever held.
Mrs. W. c. woodman accompanied by
her youngest daughter, Elsie. left Tuesday
evening for the Atlantic States, TO spend the
summer. The Commodore will join them
near the end OF the season, as he cannot get
away from his bank and business sooner.
Oscar Freese. who formerly held cattle
with Oscar Munday, j. in to-day represent
ing the printing establishment of Murdoch
Bros, of Wichita. Oscar, we see, cannot
refrain from going back to his first love: the
printing business.-lhsdieihsL oige Cresset.
Ex-state Senator ST. Clair OF Belle Plaine,
Sheriff Thralls, Of sumner county, and Post
master Blodgeii. Of Wellington, made ms a
call in a body on last Thursday. They were
quite mum. but we suspect the crowd had
designs on our innocent and unsuspecting
politicians.
The mail service has been ordered extend
ed on the Frisco TO lialstead. making an adj
ditional sixty miles for the agents 10 run and
the government 10 pay for, with no CORES
ponding benefit. The mails go within an
hour OF each other and over the same track,
and the new order il 4 piece OF costly fool
ishness.
Last Wednesday morning quite neavy
hail storm passed over the northeastern por-
tions OF our county doing some damage in
Payne and Lincoln townships. Another hail
storm passed over the west side Of the coun-
ty Saturday morning. but did little damage
so far as we can hear.
Nelson McClees Mound up his funeral sery-
ices Saturday night. He reports the stress
upon hi, exchequer somewhat facilitating,
being 400 pelts ahead and 20 head OF NUT
tons short lie says it wasn't feed 30 much
a. the want Of il that gave wool such tu,n-
ble on his ranch.
Hon. Frank Dofllemyre ieft in our Off e
this week small paper containing number
of chinch bug eggs in various stages oil de-
yelopmeut. The immature ovarian deposits
have but slim show TO ever obtain the full
dignity OF a wheat eater owing 10 the cold
rains. aud we cant say that we are sorry.