Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-03-08
PERSONAL.

A. d. Wheeler, of Garden Plain, was in
town yesterday.
Will Collins is suffering from an ulcer
ated sore throat
Daniel Frantz, Of Valley Forge, Pa. is
at the Douglas Avenue.
ten. Hatch and Lieut. Finley. returned
to the city last evening.
Gen. Hatch and Lieut.. Finley came up
from Caldwell yesterday evening.
}. II. Samuel, merchant of Greenwich,
came in on the Sunhower last night.
--Orrin Worran and J. \ Smith. of Ok
lahcma, are registered at the Occidental.
7. VI. Lane. who returned some days
ago from New Orleans, is looking quite well,
thank you.
Chas. Rudd, the sheep man and grain
buyer of Bainvilie, came into the city yes
| terday to spend Sunday with his family.
G. II. Blackwelder has returned from II
trip to the east, where he has been perfect
ing plans and arrangements for his new
skating rink.
A party Of gentlemen, consisting of J.
c. Reeves, c. Z. Kennedy, ID. Ii. Lake and
James Lake, from Warren, Ohio, are at the
fremont house.
C. b. Beeson, of Goddard, was in town
Yesterday, and looks happier than he did
this time last spring, wnen all the school
lnarms were after him for school bells.
1t used to be whisky straight. Now j;
viii be whisky crooked.
The festive bicycle has been taken from
the hay NOV, and j. again thing of life.
Late last night the manager of the Louise
- lycster company called at this office ana
reported that Miss Sylvester was worse ana
that three doctors had been called in consul
tatian and Attendance upon her.
At the progressive euchre party on Friday
evening given by Mrs. II. q. Ruggles. Mr.
Cha-. Hatton and Miss Helen Ruggles car
i''d ga h'Nl h'ii'Ir- ~ NIT THIN ollNer
party OF like kind, \. ". Oliver and Mrs
DR.. Fabrique captured the first prizes.
Two street vendors held crowds yesterday,
though the purchasers did not appear to
bite very keen. One on the corner of Main
and First streets dealt in iewelrv, while his
rival. At the corner of Douglas avenue and
Market street, handled tinware and station
cry.
Mr.. T.. LonSanecker now has charge of the
WIN. Long stock yards On West Douglas
avenue. and !, conducting feed and sale
stable on large scale. He fed sixty-five
teams yesterday, and his large barn is filled
with full and nice line of stock horses
and mules.
j. l.. Kloos, at his new rooms on the ave
nue. near Lawrence. serves ice cream from
pure cream on Saturdays and SUNDAYS.
When the weather becomes warm enough
to justify it, this summer luxury will be
kept constantly in stock. He expects
$1,000 soda fountain within few days.
There was a lively dash between the sor-
rcll mare and Yellow Cat at Riverside park
yesterday afternoon. 1t was close contest,
the sorrell coming in about three feet ahead
Several dollars changed pockets. Notwith-
standing the Yellow Cat got left she Is
dandy and some good judges say she is the
quickest nag.
There was a very pleasant social gather
ing a: the residence of Col. l. y Woodcock
night before last. Those present enjoyed
themselves in various ways. and were treated |
to some choice selections on the piano by
Miss Laura. Mrs. Woodcock did her share |
in contributing to the pleasure Of the ocoa-
sion. and the colonel was induced TO tell his
telephone story. which is good one. \
very good rcpast was pariaken OK.
Owing TO the severe illness of Ms. Louise
Sylvester, she WAS unable to fulfil sny Of
her three engagements u; the opera house.
|; WAS thought that she would be well
'nouSh TO appear fora matinee on vester-
Jay afternoon and Tor an evening perform
lnce, but each in turn was cancelled The
company viii remain here during the pres
mt week in order 70 give Miss Sylvester an
for rest and quiet and it i hop
! that she may BE- - fa- recovered a To be
.ble 70 fix a date fn7s performance during
he latter part Of the week.
a Hoop Of Gold" Wa. presented las, =
light 81 the Grand opera house. This plsy
5 highly dramatic. and startling situations
ollow each other 50 close the audience have
II time TO weep with the heroine bcfore
hey are called upon % laugh at the low
one,iian. Miss Georgia Tyler as Ruth,
'eorce Morton as Richard Wrench. Walter
.ennox a. Sammy. Fred Leanox as Sco;;y.