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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
Sheri6s Sale.

Shor16 Sale.
District Court. Ninth judicial District. liar
vey county, Kansas.
John A. Busenbark
vs..
Henry Busenbark.
BY virtue OF an execution issuesi out NJ tho
district Court Of the Nisth Judicial District,
sitting In and for Harvey county. Kansas
wherein John A. Buasnbark IL piaiBsln, an,i
Henry Busenbarx IL defsu'isnt, will, on
Monday. hs Iofh day Of Dseessbsr, a. ID. Isss.
1t O'Clock p. ~, at the eouit -hoase door. be-
ing ut the front Of the building knOwn Me-
Pherson block. on Main street, Ia the city of
Wichita, Kansas, Offer for sale, to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, all me right. titl~ and
interest Of the defendant, Henry Bussnbark, In
and TO the following described real property
situated In the county Of ssdgwick, state Of
kaneas, to wit:
The south west quarter " of section twelve
tI3l. town twenty 1--we tssl. range one ~ east.
appraised at four thousand u ,0s0) doiiass also,
tho northwest quarter % Of the southwest
quarter ~ u section twsoty- three t3b town
twenty-five t1s), range oss west. appraised 1T
eight hundred and forty fs1oj dollars.
Said real prcpsrty 10 levied upon ~ The prop
srty Of defendant Henry Busssbsrk, anil will
he cold IN satisfy said order OF sale.
Sherin's Once, Wichits Kansas, Nosember
h, A. D., Ie0. %. u. WATT.
sheriff. ssdgwiek Cossty, Kansas.
J. W. Ady, Plaintiffs Attrrasy. as
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AN ONO NUSBIN.

The EAGLES corn stories have reached
far and wide it seems. Mr.. n. W. Ellis,
of Brown county, Ohio, sends us an ear Of
corn with his compliments and the, to him,
satisfactory observation, "this is the kind
of corn we raise in Ohio" Brown county
is on the Ohio river bottoms, fifty miles
above Cincinnati, and used to be famous
for big corn. The ear Of corn sent us, no
doubt, ranked big in old Brown county, be-
ing nearly ten inches long, Of sixteen rows,
! Of fifty-two grains to the row, or eight hun
dred and thirty-two grains ali told. Sc
riously, MIR. Ellis, the ear sent us would be
considered fair nubbin in the Arkansas
valley, but only nubbin. The circumfer-
ence is fair but there is entirely too much
cob and the grains are too short, not being
over half an inch long. Besides the grains
are too loose on the ear, not crowded up
tight enough to be considered solid corn
along the happy valley OF the Nile Of Amer
lea. To show our Brown county, Ohio,
farmer the difference, we pick up an aver
age ear, brought in by some OF our farmer
friends and which lies on our desk, and we
find that it is a third longer, fourth big
ger ronni and contains twenty-four rows
of sixty-six grains each, or in all fifteen
hundred aud eighty-four grains. We arc
sorry that VIC have no blue ribbon or prize
corn at hand to convince our Ohio nubbin
raisers. but probably it is just as well for
they might think we were stretching it il
we told the whole truth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
SheriEs Sale.
: District Court, Ninth Judicial District, Har-
vey County. Kansas.
Josephine Underwood

District Court. Ninth Judicial District. Hsr-
vey County, Kansas.
Josephine Underwood
VS..
Henry Buseabark.
BY virtue of an execution issussi out OF the
District Court OF the Nistb judicial ijistrict,
sitting In and for Harvey unity, KAnras,
wherein Josephine Underwood In plainsiG, and
Henry Bussnbark Is defendant, 4 Wilt. on
Monday, ns Iofh Day Of Dece~ber. A ID. 1sss.
1t o'clock p. I'm II the court house door, be-
ing ut the front Of the building nowu ~ Me-
Pherson Block, on Main street In the city Of
Wichita, Kansas. oGsr for sais, At pubiic sue-
tion, tn the highest bidder for cash In hand, all
the right. title and lntsrsst Of the defendant.
Henry Busenbark, In and 10 the following de-
scribed real property, situated In the county 81
Ssdgwick. state Of kansas. u wit
The northeast quarter 10 of section thirteen
fl3l township twenty-five t&SD range one ~
east, and appraised 1t three thousand q 500
dollars. Also the north-ssst quarter ID OF
southwest quarter fkJ Of section twsnty -three
(Zy township twsvty-nvs tts) range one ~
west. and appraised st eight hu drs'i ts0J dol
lars. all Of said land being In sedgwick county.
Kansas.
said real property IL levied upon IS the prop
erty Of defendant, Henry Bu-snbark and will
be sold to satisfy said order Of sslr.
sheriff. Once, wichita. Kansas, Nov. ai.
Sheriff. sedigwick County, Kansas.
J W. Ady. Plaintiffs Attorney. ESQ
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Mr.. ID. i. Alexander, after months abb
sence, is home again. lie says nowhere in
the west is there another town equal TO
Wichita in all respects. and that every time
he comes home he is surprised at the in
crease Of life and rapid growth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Practically, under Kansas laws, there can
he no hanging for murder, and an execu-
ton Of that character has not taken place
for years in the State. But as Wichita now
has United States court, and as much of
the business formerly carried to TT. Smith,
where every term of court is attended with
capital executions, we may expect u per-
ccntage of that so.called relic OF barbarity.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29


The net catholic church edifice Is an as
sured fact. Ground was broken for the
foundation last Thursday, and Father KEEL
ly is earnestly at work. The building will
be one of the finest edifices in the city, il
not altogether the finest. 1t will be ninety
feet deep by sixty-two feet front including
the tower, which will stand its full width
on the outside. The site of the church is
on the corner south Of the present church
on the lots heretofore occupied by the
parochial school. The church could hard
ly have secured . better man to do this
work than Father Kelly, who is not only
respected by everyone, but very popular
with his people He is, in truth, u pro-
gressive man, and one who, If he lives,
will make himself felt. The new church
will be an ornament to the city, and its To-
cation is such that it will be special fea-
ture to the travelling public.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Our street car line has doubled the num-
Der OF round trips daily, and is not only be-
coming more popular, but is paying. The
boys indulge in some filings at what is des.
ignated the cannon bah or through sleeper,
but the other three ears are IA fine rs are
manufactured The stock keeps up well,
there being no grades, and Col. Hartzel is
entirely satisfied with the investment.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

California man has established a mule
farm in sedgwick county. If any one hears
apcculiar noise floating up from the south
west they will know what it is.-EmDorid
NetGs.
Unless the noise should occur on the
BedeOR's publication day.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
CITY MARKET.
TEAenFas, EXAMINATION.

There will be an examination Of appli-
cants for teachers certificates, held in the
Fourth ward school house on the Sth day OF
December, 1888.
b.. d. HAMMOND,
County Superintendent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

The EAGLE enjoyed Il call yesterday
morning from Geo. j. Barr, who recently
purchased an intdrest IN a general merchan-
dizing establishment at Valley Center. The
EAGLE predicts that the new firm of Mickey
a Barr will succeed.
Mr.. L.D.Jocelyn and wife, Of Oswcgo, y.
Y, a brother OF Coils. E.Jooeiyn, arrived in
the city last week. III their first trip { this
section Of the West and "Sunny Southern
Kansas" no doubt impresses them favora-
bly as ID does everybody
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
Tan For SAILS,

One span OF mules with set Of harness and
wagon. Call on or address, o. L. Drak,
Greenwich, Kansas. 36-2tf
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For Sale.

$40 Merino wethers 3 and 4 years old
will shear IL lbs per head. Ranch three
miles northeast of Kingman. Postofhce
Kingman, Kansas. O.P. BLOSSOM.
1921
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29
Netiss T. Hlltsrs.

All portions are hereby notified not to
trespass, by hunting or shooting. on lands
belonging to the following persoas reeidiss
In Union township: J. X. Steele, S.Haine,
). W. White, c. Merkls, X. Tucker and ".
+. Stevens. Trespassers will be presecut-
ed IL apprshended. A-&s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Robt. Lawrence's POlled-Angus cattle,
purchased for him in Scotland last summer
by Rev. J. ID. Hewitt, arrived here last Sat.
urday. The herd consists Of one bull, two
two-year-old cows, one three-year-old COW
and one yearling heifer. One COW wal
killed, or injured at Quebec, SO that she
died at Topeka. This direct importation,
selected from herds upon their native
heath, will make an Interesting show which
many Of our breeders desire to see. Robt.
Lawrence met them on the seaboard and
brought them through. They left Scotland
in August, and lay ninety days in quaran-
tine. The five head cost three thousand
dollars
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Mrs. Jennie T.. Merchant, of Peoione has
gone east 10 visit friends and will not re-
turn before the holidays. Mrs. NJ. is one
OF the most intelligent ladies. as she is one
OF the best writers, in the Southwest which
assertion will become more patent 10 our
people in the near future.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

L. W. Ong, the photographer, has just
received fine lot Of picture flames for the
holiday trade, which he will ell cheap.
A-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Our Presbyterian friends have decided to
finish the steeple to their church. With
the new and completed edifice that unfin.
ished tower would have proved an eye-sore
and they have resolved wisely. The edi-
fee thus completed will be almost, il NOT
really an imposing one. The rear Of the
church, or the new projection is so large
that the completion 81 the steeple in front
is necessary to properly balance or harmon
ize the structure as whole. Rev. Hewitt
iAsnthusiastie, and We doubt not that the
work viii go forward promptly.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

o. NJ. Thorp paid tAe city visit last
week, and cofnplesed arrangements for
starting bank at Cheney, this county. He
has ordered q large Diebold fire and bur-
glar proof safe, with time lock, which,
when it arrives. will make . safe depository
for the citizens of western Sedgwick and
eastern Kingman.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

COMMISSIONER Sherman issued last week
and this about one hundred warrants, n
large number of them for the arrest OF
fraudulent land settlers. United States
Marshal W. D. Williams will serve the pa
pers which will keep him stirring around
lively for a week or two at least
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Judge II. G. Ruggles returned Monday
from three weeks trip, during which he
went down into the mountains Of eastern
Tennessee, where the standard of manhood
is.measured by ability to construct rabbit
traps. Els description OF the ignorance,
squalor and primeval styles encountered, to
say the least are entertaining. For the
want OF any kind Of a conveyance, be foot
ed 1t into one county seat Of ginseng root
root diggers, and coon shooters, in which
there was aorse be found single attorney
or notary public, and which one man, .
country store keeper, holds all the Offices.
The utter squalor aud ignorance ofthe peo-
pie Of those mountains are beyond belief
almost.
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Sheri6s Sale.

SheriGs Sale.
First publication November -. ie3J
District Court, Eightesutb Judicial District,
sedgwick county, Kansas.
Ststs Of kanrss
John s:. x...
BY virtue Of two executions issusd cut Of The
District Court " the EisAtssssL Judiciai Dis-
trict, sitting In and for seigwick county, Kan
snd John Nss u defendant. I Will. %
Saturday. ne s<a deg Of Dsee~sv. 4. d. isu.
ut O'Clock r. ~, nc the frame buiLsipg stand
Ing on the southeast ovvnsS % Emporis and
douglas avsouss, In the city Of WIckita Kan
sas oeer fov sale, ~ pablle section 10 the Nigh
sst bidder for cash In had. ali The Yiaht. ttis
and Interest VI TIE Defendant. John Nsn, In and
To the following described psvs0aal propsrty.
sIsustsd 10 TIE county u ssdsvick. state ii
one sidsbosrd, with bottles Esd sissses one
clock. ess Icohlss-sies. ess es.sssr. ess los
chest, four ehrDm0s, oss deer hssd, four ismt-.
two card table,. nise eh:ir., oss barrel. two
spittoons. abost slx huodred eigDrs, 80 besr
6uest, oss Insane bufSdlpg sboat loxls sres Win
eupbo6rd sttaehsd
said psrsoeal propssey 10 levied upos - the
property Of dsSs6<lsat, @Oon uou, ed will be
soid 70 satisfy said sxseselsss.
shsrfGs O0cs, Wi<hteo, ksusas, November
Ugh, A. u. leo-
8Asrf6, Ssdgwisk coossy. ksssss.
d. u Dale, Pistnsirs Attorney. B-f
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Legal Notice.
(rirst psbiIesfios November =. 1881
In ~ Disssses Cosn q ss1gvisk county.
ks1oas-
Bertha Priss. pssisaa,
william .. Priag, dslssasus.
noeiasd that - - bson ssed b. he above
nansd plaissiG IN u Diseslos Can Of ssdg-
WICK county. ststs u Ksasee, an1 shss usisss
him aled In ed acsSss, In - e1es o. Ne CLERK
Of sid couFs, By Ne - day - Jssaasy. lss,
sekd pssittsa vii - enhs. - tyus 80 Jsdg-
aid pisinssR aah agnisse sa1a dslsnanss. ior
decree 0f divogoe fF0D ths bso6B ~ naeTim0sy,
and for the custody Of ~ n6nDT etlHUs, In
RtGGIES 3 rxiSONs,
~ Ylnfnffnsn AfsornuYs.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

And now comes the season 'gainst which
the average country newspaper calls the at
tention oil the world TO the fact that above
all things, "what our town most stands in
need of is few paying manufactures"
and mass meeting, or Board Of Trade, or
abond proposition is urged vehemently.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Mr.. Earnest Dreyes, the superintendent
OF the Anglo-American Stock and Dairy
farm and creamery, a full description of
which lately appeared in these columns, on
Tuesday placed the presiding queen Of our
home, as well as all the yassals thereof. UNI
der obligations for an eight pound roll of
golden creamery butter with the compli-
ments OF Madam Dreyes
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Last week We ventured the advice that
our farmers We're selling corn for less
price than they should. Before the EAGLE
was issued there was a slight advance. But
We think the advance must be still more
marked, for outside of two or three States
the corn crop of the present season is far
below the average. The Chicago Tribune,
Of Saturday, publishes special reports on
the corn crop of the West. In Indiana,
Iowa and Illinois there is hardly enough Of
sound corn for next years seed, and the
unsound portion is very short. Kansas is
the only State that reports extra good qual-
ity, and more than average quantity.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Good cows win esives, and thoroughbred
bull. Win sell or trade them for horses.
BEN D. ALLEN,
Corner Topeka and Douglas avenue.
33tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

8. r. Jones, sash, door, blind, scroll and
bracket manufactury, west side Of Main
street, north Of the Occidental Hotel, Wich-
ita, Kansas. 43-1y
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Lombard Mortgage Company do not re-
quire borrowers to send drafts east to pay
coupons, oil interest being payable in Wich-
ita 32.tf
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Notice to Jail Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that the board of
county commissioners Of Sedgwick county,
Kansas. will receive proposals at the ONCE OF
noon OF Monday, January It'll, 1884. for the con.
struction and placing OF three 90 steel-clad
jail cells in the county jail In Wichita, Kansas,
according to plans and specifications now on
file in the ONCE Of the county clerk.
a. l.. A. DORSEY, County Clerk.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29


beautiful and costly diamond ring, which
she always alluded TO ~ gift from her
handsome Englishman. She seemed to be
fairly infatuated with this man Bothamley,
and exhibited various pieces of jewelry as
presents from him.
On another occasion, we asked her about
her former husband, Mr.. Bailey. She said !:
'Mr. Bailey and parted up in Dakota one
year ago. Since that time, have heard he
was dead, but do not know anything def
mite about his DEATH
Mrs. Bailey had fine wardrobe, when
here, of silks and satins Of the latest paa-
terms, and various diamond rings, and qsits
a stock Of jewelry Of all kinds and designs,
including beautiful gold watch and chain.
During her stay at my house her mail was
sent in my care and most OF her letters vsrs
received from Mr.. Bothamley and were
sealed with signet ring bearing the initial
"C.B." in old English. ] speak Of thisftom
the fact of its being an old-fashioned style,
and something uncommon now days e
Her aunt, Mrs. Eugene b. Sweet. denies
In toto, the report in the Milwaukee Journal
and says she never said to any one that she
turned Nettie out of doors, but on. the con-
trary was very sorry when SD Q left her
house. From this your readers can form an
opinion Of the correctness Of Q Their reports
in similar journals.
And now. Mr.. Editor, In conclusion, al
low me to say that during Mr. .. Dailey's stay
in Waukesha no one can tru' fully say she
ever committed an unlady-lr 60 act, In word
or deed. as
1t is unnecessary for N q to say, wore
known In your vicinity, nat write tafs
poor article unsolicited - any enc, with
out fear or expectation o frsward, or faveE
from any source whateve &. bat TO yindicste
. woman, not forgettir q that my angel
mother was woman. aud that we are an
liable to err in this vale Of tears.
Iremain yours for u q right.
q. o. AUSTIN,
- W aukesha, Wisconsin.s
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Tying aualT IN W uuhesua, anu toiu uiiu uoW
IL happened. told him about going with
Robert and he said he didn't expect me to
not go out in company any. He said he
wanted me to 20 in company aud try and
enjoy myself while was away. He said
he had NIL the confidence in the world in me
laughed WREN told him and said the worst
of the joke was on the young man. He
said if it was really legal l could easily get
get divorce in Texas. Clement said he
would consult lawyer when we got there.
declare, Mrs. Austin, that was such fool
ish trick for me to do, even in fun. But
did not know Spencer was justice Of the
peace when we went in. am always do
ing something in fun that turns out to be
serious. But now I am going to settle Down
to the stern reality Of married life, no more
flirting for me.
have had an awful restless disposition,
and been dreadfully discontinued for the
last four years, notwithstanding have been
travelling so much and had everything money
could buy. But, Mrs. Austin. money can't
buy contentment nor happiness in this world
alone. No one has ever known what made
me SO discontinued, nor ever shall. But
now am perfectly contented and happy,
and win enjoy life. Clement has DISPOSE
ton like my own and is man can live
happily with. When we once get settled,
80 pa and MA can know where am and can
come and see me, I shall expect you and
Mr.. Austin to come and see us, ms you prom.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-29

Terrell has laid out in town lots = acCea
more, just east Of Hodson's house - Law
renee Avenue, which It will pay purchaser
to examine. l3<f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07
IefribIc Spffcri0g.
Kidney and Bladder Complaints of Many
Years Duation-His Word Good rs
Gold-Case ofCity Assessor Fran,
els Gomard, so Sumner ST.,
InMpll Mnes

Ills word is as good as a bank note at any bank in
Lowell and know it twas the opinion Of well known
citizen in 81 clkluz Of City Assessor Fra els Gomard
Your reporter found rGonard at his pleasant home
Which, with many others, adorns Sumner street and
fronts the charming park of South Common. Mr.. Go
maTd said: Il had been, as many of my friends in
Lowell know,a great sufferer from kidney and urinary
troubles for long time. My ply sican said it the
result of diseased kidneys and enlargement of the
prostate gland. had suffered terribly, and although
my Doctors treatment had been the best which this
city afforded got no better. 1 said finally, Doctor,
it's use. You have done all that is in your power to
do, know that; but must get help from some other
source die Finally was induced to try DR.. Ken
nedy's FAVORITE REMEDY,'a medicine which had
been recommended very highly for kidney diseases.
l received help at once II has acted like charm with
me. Why so? DIR. Kennedy's FAYORITE REMEDY
is honest preparation, and know it, didn't think
anything would help me, but this has given me better
health than any medicine ever prescribed for me. I
the city of Lowell and with the same result They
think there is nothing like Dr. keunedy's IANOHIIE
REMEDY"
What Mr.. Gomard says be depended upon, as
any one acquainted with the gentleman knows.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-11-07

Mrs. Lorraine Riker, who lives with he,
niece, Mrs. Hiram Pierce. has been very
sick with pneumonia.
&. Ii. Norton who recently bought on,
the Wakefield fruit store and fish market
has sold out the fish market, and PROPOSES
running one Of the best fruit stores in the
town. He viii also fit up an eating saloon
in The latest style, and solicits the patron
age of the public.
George Hubbard of Montpelier, u BROTH
er of Erastus and Gustavus S. Hubbard,
died on Tuesday. Nov. at the insane
asylum at Brattleboro where he has been
some thirty.fve years. His age was
about GS years. His remains will arrive
in town to day for interment.
The family of Geo. w. Colby has been
sadly afflicted the past week in the loss of
their only son Karl. bright little fellow
only nine years of age, who died of
typhoid pneumonia on Sunday morning.
Much sympathy was expressed to them by
their large circle of friends. The funeral
was held on Monday afternoon, Rev. d.
L. Miller officiating, assisted by Rev. J. E.
Wright.
Central Vermont Pomona Grange, P. of
H., met at Williamstown last "Wednesday
and elected the following officers Worthy
Master, Joseph Gold overseer, L. N. Ellis;
lecturer, e. E. Andrews; steward, Presby
Hopkins; assistant steward, L. A. Flint
chaplain, c. Holden; treasurer H. d.
Abbot; secretary, N. A. Kelly; gate
keeper, ii. c. Kibbee; Ceres, Mrs. L. N.
Ellis; Pomona, Mrs. II. w. Bacon;
Flora, Mrs. L. A. Flint; stewardcss, Mrs.
N. "A. Kelly.
SEMINARY HILL.-We are sorry to write
that May Harvey, our culinary supervisor,
is obliged to leave us on account of sick
ness.
Our German artist is doing some very
acceptable crayon portraiture; he is fin
shing some pictures at prices from SIS to
Slj. His prices are reasonable for the
grade of work.
j. C. Markham has left us, having
commenced a winter term of school at
Roxbury. Mr.. Goss is 10 rule at North
Montpelier and Miss Clough at Moretown
Mr.. Bosworth of 'S2, Mr.. Hayden, Mr..
Peao, all recently from the map field, were
here last week. Mr.. Bosworth is to spend
the winter in Florida instead of at
Wesleyan"
Pres. Boeman has left on his annual
trip 10 New York City to attend the
meeting Of the Foreign Missionary Society,
of which he is member.
A large audience gathered in Chapel
Hall last Friday evening 10 listen to the
music afforded by the pupils of A. A.
Hadley. This WAS the 9th musical recital
given by Mr.. Hadley. He has fine class
which gives evidence of good drill.