Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-04

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The Champagne cider at Hills K Jack
sons Is very fine.
Senator John Kelly came in yesterday an,
took in the races.
y. F. Niederlandcr reports sales of severa
lots IN Wo0lman's addition.
Father Smehauser, of Newton, came dow
yesterday and took in the races.
The thermometer registered 80 degrees il
the shape at p. m, Yesterday.
ID. V. McCalls, of Chetopa, is in the city
with a view Of investing In real estate.
Capt. Geo Walter was umpire at the
great battle at the race course yesterday.
Mr. II. {. Fuller will begin the erection
ola fine residence Oh North Topeka avenue
at once.
C. II. Blacl,weldcr is making some fine
Improvements on his grounds and premise:
on North Emporia avenue.
The headquarters Of the Wichita & West
crn will BE- located over the Kansas Nation
al banl, GA Main street for the present.
Mrs Dr. u. r. b. Greenlee sent us in
yesterday Il magnificent boquct of roses and
a small twig bearing seven nectarines.
Mr. McNicar, who WAS thrown from her
buggy Monday evening is confined to her
room from the severe bruises received.
Secretary Toler informed us last night
that the intention now Is 10 continue the
races a day longer than was advertised.
We saw yesterday boquet from the Ne
Cracker farm which was wonder III lis
way. That place boasts acres of flowers and
the prairies are redolent with their perfume.
\ large number Of gentlemen arrived on
the several trains from surrounding towns
yesterday, presumably the majority of them
to witness the races.
Auntie Robinson never for=ets the editor
fthe EAGLE in possum time nor in goose
berry time. We acknowledge the receipt Of
paiful of the latter from this kind hearted
old lady.
Mrs DIR. c. c. Furley. with her children
were of for Lcavcnworth yesterday. Aftcr
spending "a few days in that city with friends
they will 60 on to the mountains of Penn
sylvania TO spend the summer.
James +. Wingert, J. f. ttley and Frank
Walker, all business men from Cheney,
called yesterday. They report sod wheat
good, business good. and corn growing rap
idly in their section of Sedgwick. The boys
all took in the races in the Afternoon.
Masters Dwight and Diamond Mitchell
presented the editor of the EAGLE yesterday
with a boeuet containin, seventeen roses
and other flowers, no two of which We're Of
the same variety. The scent of the roses
are hanging about this shattered sanctum
still
DIR. y. ID. Clarke and Ed Virgins, of
North Platte, Neb.. were at the fremont
last night. They are going TO the counties
south of here on visit. When they re-
turn to this place they expect 10 make some
investments in town property. DIR. Clarke
saws from Nebraska to Wichita he did not
see a good field OF wheat.
Rev. b. Kelly, of Winfield, was in the
city Yesterday He said to us that the thing
that most struck him all of a heap, polit-
ically, was the sight of Dick Walker and
Toler driving oat together, the one uncer-
tain as when he should be bounced. and the
other uncertain whether he would be the
man il the other was bounced
The following order has been issued by
the new superintendent of the Wichita and
Western railroad company, which explains |
itself:
WICHITA. Has. June I. 1855.
To Agents and Connections:
ON and after this date all matters relating |
TO the freight and passenger business Of this |
company should be addressed to me. |
Freight and passenger rates now in effect |
will be continued until further notice.
FRANK NJ HII, Supt.