Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-01

SteEs OIL waco, were married yesterday
afternoon at . O'Clock in the parlor of the
fremont hotel, by Rev. II. Z. Tandy of the
Christian church.
Pollock a. Pearce began moving their
stock Of groceries into their new building
yesterday. When everything is arranged
they will have one OF the incest business
rooms in the city.
George Horsman, one of Caldwell's
earliest settlers, was in the city yesterday
making purchases for palatial saloon
which he intends to start in the Southwest
ern hotel, in that city.
The following figures will show the re-
ceipts and disbursements at the county
treasurer's office up to the hour of closing
business yesterday: Receipts, $l30.59;
disbursements, S247.22
A greater number of really fine dwelling
houses arc now going up than at any time in
the past Of this city. At least dozen com
modious homes are now under roof and in
various stages Of completion.
An old yellow deer hound passed through
the city yesterday by Wells, Fargo a. Co.'S.
express from Pennsylvania to Kingman,
where II was received with great demon
STATIONS OF joy by its former owner.
The Woman's Relief corps No. 40 G. A.
X. will meet at the Presbyterian church in.
stead of Russell hall at 3 o'clock sharp on
Wednesday afternoon.
SARAH l.. MITCHELL Secy
Born, on Sunday morning, at the Valley
house, TO MIR. and Mrs. j. ii. Murray. a
daughter. Mr.. Baker bears the honors Of
grsnd-parent with becoming gravity, aud
1t Is thought, with proper care, Mr. Murray
will survive.
W. ii. Cramer, the postmaster at Neode-
sha, was In the city on Monday on business.
The daily EAGLE now reaches Neodesba
and the advantages offered by our business
men will be kept before the people of that
bright little city.
John Letxiaff & Co.. lately OF Chicago,
have rented the building on the corner OF
Douglass and Lawrence avenues, and are
now fitting II up for a jewelry, notion and
tinware store. New shelving and counters
are being put in. and the whole building
repsinted.
w. G. Ray on Saturday last was I'M
fortunate as to lose 800 horse. lie drove
from kingman, and third horse was led
by the side Of his team, which became
overhested in some way, and within twen-
~ minutes after being driven to this place
fell and died.
The new school house being built upon
the same grounds occupied 10y the Fourth
ward building-and which latter fact is I'M
precedented-bids fair to be the finest in
architecture of any school building yet |
erected In the city. The cornices will be of |
iron from Bssantz's house.
Mr.. M. Adams, proprietor of the Clear |
water hotel. sends us list Of the names of |
people who took dinner with him sunday, |
seventy-seven in number, besides from
risy TO sixty regular boarders. The list is
too long for publication, but we notice that
o large per cent were from other states.
The past week has been splendid har-
vestiug weather, and the great wheat iields
Of the lower Arkansas valley have been
pretty nearly all garnered. The yield will
be above an avcrage-in some localities
away above. The banner grain growing
counties will be assigned to this valley
again this year.
Doc. Holmes was the happiest man in this
burg last evening, and he couldn't rest un-
til he had at least treated the entire night
force Of the EAGLE. Ii is fine boy weigh.
ing eight pounds, healthy Republican
with Baptist leanings. and in wishing the
young scion health and long life we give his
happy parents joy.
n. +. Brakeman aud Miss Susie Allphin
were married by Justice Hobbs Sunday
evening, ut the residence of VIM. Allphin
In this city. The ceremony was pronounc-
ed 10 the presence of few invited friends,
after which congratulations were extend
ed to the happy couple, who have the best
wishes Of the EAGLE for their future hap.
piness.
Wichita will furnish the speakers for {
number Of places on the Fourth Of July.
We see that Prof Hammond has Seen add. !
ed to the list Of those vino will oratorically
denude the old bird lie goes to Garden ;
Plain. The smallest town in the country
never had any trouble in getting away with
wichita when it comes 10 Fourth OF July
celebration.
From copy OF the Mulvsnc Record sent
the writer Sunday, we see thst our old Iowa ,
friend, G. J.. Reeds name appears as editor I
and publisher. Mr.. Reed is just the man \
TO give the citizens OF Muivape a live. 4
wide-awske paper, his long newspaper ex- ,
perience In the Hawkeye state well qualify r
ing him for those duties. We wish the '
new editor Of the Record unlimited success. a
Mrs. Katie Lawson desires us TO tender
her most sincere thanks to all those friends
and neighbors who so kindly and cheerfully
came TO her aid during the Illness Other !,
husband, and particularly 10 members OF ,
the A. .. u. W. and G. A. X d., who were
uuceasiug Ia their attentions at the bed
side OF the deceased, and rendered such
service at the funeral.
A lady writes us an account OF the burn
Ing Of the Presbyterian church at Clear. {
water, but we had already published two Z
accounts OF the disaster. She says il was 4
mechanically the work of an iucendiary :