The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1882-07-06

;. l.. Davidson a. Co., have moved their 4
flee to the Field building recently oecupie
by the Home Loan & Trust Company.
Cashier skinner. of the State Bank, sa
their New quarters when completed will
elegant, a fact we will be glad to note.
Root Brothers fine roam horse belongiu
TO the Bus line, had one of his bird lie,
broke short OF in a runaway ON Monday.
Mrs. Roach and daughter, of Decatur, Ill
nois, who have been visiting Mrs. A. W. o
liver. returned home "Wednesday evening.
Little Otto Mara. fourth son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Henry Bolte, was buried yesterda
evening from their residence on secon
street.
Another shooting row occurred at Cal,
well yesterday "wednesday morning. ID
Furley was telegraphed for. but has not Y,
returned.
L. J Line goes to kingman this week wit
steam engine and separator TO thresh dul
ing the season. He viii be there three q
more months.
kins entertained large number of r1un
ladies aud gentlemen at their residence o
Tuesday evening.
Little Om Alley met with Il severe acci
dent on the Fourth. by the premature explo
sion OF toy cannon. His face aud eye
were badly burned.
The infant child of - Randall died on Sat
urday morning last, only being sick som
eight or ten hours. IL was taken to Quito
Butler county, for burial.
Mrs. Rachel Fendergast. relict Of Lieut.
Ed. Pendergast, killed by lightning las
summer, was married TO w. A Robinson oil
last Sunday by Elder Pool.
A. W. Oliver. with his wife and Max, lei
the city "Wednesday morning to be absen
during the summer onths, most of whicl
time Will be spent at the seaside.
sheriff Watt left yesterday for the peni
Tertiary with the two horse thieves in charg
who were sentenced for four years each b,
o. d. Kirk, Esq. as pro TEN judge.
A little infant daughter. some six month
old. of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Magill died satur
day evening last. A large number OF sym
pathiziDg friends attended the funeral.
T. l.. Meyers just completed threshing The
wheat raised on twenty acres of land owned
10y NJ. Kobn near the fair ground; the yield
was 3Gi bushels PER acre Of No. wheat.
ThOs. Woodward the handsome and pop
ular salesman. who perhaps knows more
people than any other salesman in the city
has taken a situation with J.F. Donald g. Co.
Dan NJ. Jones, Of Delano. sowed patch OF
alfalfa clover on the 9Th Of April. on the Is,
of July lac brought us specimen stool which
measured twenty-eighi inches with roots thir-
teen inches long.
Several announcements looking to the
Republican nomination at the next county
convention viii be found elsewhere. among
Others the name of Judge Campbell, who
will stand for county attorney.
6eor-e +. spalton, superintendent of the
Lombard Mortgage Company, arrived home
Monday evening from HE trip north. Last
Thursday evening be spent sitting by the
Commissioner Ges. W. Steenrod put in
fifty acres of wheat from which crop he real
lied enough money to buy 100 acres, adjourn
ing his farm, valued at slo.25 per acre and
he has wheat left to sell.
a number Of Indians. thirty-eight in all. of
both sexes, who have been attending the
school at Carlisle, Pennsylvania. went down
the road Monday night A number of the
youths stopped over here to see friends.
Reuben Lawrence, who has been absent for
two years attending theological seminary,
il at home for vacation. He sees Il great
many new faces on our streets, and OCCASION
ally meets an old acquaintance be fails 10
recognize.
Hon. William Heisley and William T.
Buckner. of Cleveland, Ohio, are in the city
prospecting. They are guests OF o. II.
Bentley. They wonder ut the remarkable
crop prospects, and are delighted with the
Arkansas valley.
Col. II. l.. Taylor. who is now ia Wash
ington, viii please accept our thanks for the
Washington papers illustrating the hanging
in detail, and containing pictures OF all who
have in any way prominently figured in the
tragedy aud the trial.
The Wichita base bail nine are again VIE
tors. Their game at Eldorado on the Fourth
resulted % TO 6 in Wiehita's favor. Ii there
is any other amateur club in the State that
think they can play the national game, our
hAys Ike tn al,at,.
George L. Harris. in addition to his ice
business here, informs us that he is making
large shipments TO all parts of the country
Orders are received by him daily through
the mails. He is determined TO supply all
his customers at home and abroad as long as
his ice holds out, and as long AZ any is TO be
hsd OF any available market.
The lawn social at the residence OF J. J.
FurIeng, on the night OF the moons fulling
proved delightful affair The grounds and
residence are fairly covered with heavy
foliage which was lighted up in dazzling
manner. The refreshments were served out
Of doors aud ali were delighted with the
evenings beauty and passtimes.
III oOhh a iohSi SOh hNhiS iiOih Tue III
dian Territory Friday last. He found his |
cattle doing spendidly in rough region OF |
breaks, glens, bluffs, creeks, timber and |
gypsum waters, an hundred miles southwest |
OF Medicine Lodge. lie saw fourteen bears |
and innumerable deer and turkey. One |
bruin was killed, but was found too poor TO |
eat. The boys caught fine fat cub but he /
pulled Stat of his box and escaped while
the party were asleep one day.
Mr.. Oscar Freese, representing the Blank |
Book manuiactury of Murdoch Bros, pub
fishers OF the Wichita EAGLE. called on us
last Tuesday. The Murdoch Bros. are fully |
prepared TO manufacture all kinds of legal
county and blank work, and to bind any,
thing in the book line. Their terms are rea-
sonable and there is no necessity for the
people of this section sending that kind of
work beyond Wichita. We have numerous
specimens OF their bindry work, and we
know it cannot be excelled by any other es-
adjustment IN the west.-CatdaoeH CONNER
ciat.