Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-20

Der 18Th. Mr.. ChaS. X. Freeman and Lizzie
L. Baughman.
Passing by the Christian church, yester-
| day afternoon, We noticed number of little
girls, all armed with fans. gathered in ex-
cited, eager conversation round lady, who
seemed the central figure. \ few minutes
of inquiry put Us in possession Of the facts
of the case. The little misses are being
drilled for ''fan drill, which will be an
important feature in bran new juvenile
entertainment, now being prepared by Mrs.
Toler, TO be given next week. The initial
performance Of these series Of entertain
ments was called "Cobwebs," and was given
about four years ago. The juvenile per-
formers have since been known as the "Cob-
web company" and have had good houses
and pleased audiences at all their subsequent
entertainments. We are informed that this
is positively the last appearance Of the
Cobweb company" nearly all the older
members being grown up and some Of
them married.
Mr. E w. Lowrey and 5. c. Burnett
leadin, business men, of LarEej, and Mr.
Clark Gray, president Of the Larned State
bank, spent the day in our city yesterday.
The people Of Lsrned are much interested
in the projection of the Wichita tS Colorado
railway being, in fact, anxious 20 know Of
lis exact status. We don't know what AL
they learned, but it viii not be many months
when the daily EAGLE VIII be reaching lis
readers e: LarneI over the Eagle line.
Lsrned is splendid town, one OF the most
solid in western Kansas, and we hope tia;
her business men will make no mistakes
touching their railw interests. or in any
manner compicate themselves so far Is to
ind their hands tied when the golden oppor-
tunity comes.
The Southwestern Teacher association
will meet at Wjchits November % to -. y
strong programme has been prepared. 1t
contains the names Of many Of the leading
teachers Of the state. Supt. J. W Cooper
will read paper on How to Teach Eng
fish Composition" Supi. McQuiddy will (
discuss "Some Needed Reforms" Reduced 4
rates have been secured st the Occidental I,
hotel. at the parlors Of which there viii be
a social reunion Friday eveninc.-New;on /
Republican.
NJ. Nelson George. who resigned the /
chief clerk>hip in the Wichita post flee -
70 to western Kansas for land. Is back frs
few days visit. lie saws that he and John
Pscey ara having splendid luck playing the
squatter sovereign, living on buffalo. ante
lope and venisoa. Among other exploits
they capturoia couple OF wild horses Mr..
George has increased twenty-five pounds in
IN weight a; least lie will return 70 his
ranch mex: Mouday,
Mr.. Sehell, agent CT the Hart Pioneer
nursery Of For, Scott, i in the city trying 20
ease fcTty acres OF land for term Of years
Tor nursery purposes. NJ. Schen ssys tits
city is already the metropolis Of Kansas.
and Will Be- beyond doub; the great supply
:or The whole southwest. III
,luiiag the Indian territory, When j; is
le'S@ - sosN's4''s.4'- 'tielNA'sS Tue 1--.-ttE
nursery must have nursery here. T,
Mr. Z. I. Mahon, @: Canton, o. hAs pug
Kissed s couple Of very Aae lots or North
avonGe. and VII socn become a
-esidcn; 81 this city.
Beautiful sights are seen al over The city
hese nights IN the wsy of fires burning the
caves that are lying in : great carpet 81
over town.
George Smith wss taxed $50 and costs in !
Justice Walkers cur: yesterday evening,
,,- hs.te-iu- y J Welis