Wichita eagle., 1886-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To the N1oters Of Sedewick County.
am q candidate for the Office of county
superintendent. subject TO the decision OF tie
people at the polls. Men have been given
lucrative offices in this county because they
were disabled in the service of the country
If this be the credential for office, | left
father and brothers on the field of battle who
fell in defence of the Union. and because OF
their irreparable loss. my whole ll1e aspira-
tions and ambitions were forever disabled
even an education was obtained by terrible
struggle against fearful odds. The field of
occupation for women is limited, though the
harvesters are many. / respectfully ask your
support on the ground of merit alone
MRS NJ. T.. LEASE.
To the Iditor OF the Eagle;
Please announce q. ". Steenrod asa can
didate for Representative Of the S3rd District
subject to the decision of the people at the
polls.
Mrs. Or. 4. E. Terrill of Muir. Mich. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. J. II. Terrill
Misses Nellie and EnIua Hutehings of IN
d;anagolzs are visiting friends in this ciJy.
DE. E1ra,sce Of Russellyille, Ind. i visiting
his brother irlSlavs, e T. AlIsa, on College
hia
Mrs. Emma Denny and daughter EIith. Of
Harveyss,Jsrg. Ohio, ere visiting friends in
the city.
Co. A. X. y. C., have accepted an invita-
ton TO attend the fair and c. \. r. reunion
at E.dorado.
EB Spurgeon. one of the leading lawyers
of ST. John, was in the city yesterday on
legal business
Hon Frank Gillett of kingman spent the
day in the city yesterday. He came in from
Topeka and went on home last evening.
Mr F. s. Handy, one Of hutchinson
brightest and most successful capitalists,
spent the day in the city yesterday and made
US a call.
Members and those wishing to be members
of Wichita athletic club, are requested to
meet at the Manhattan hotel parlors Monday
evening at $50.
J. W. Moore, the proprietor of the Airing
ten hotel Atchison, and the man with the
big diamond, was in the city yesterday shin
ing upon his friends.
The infant child, John Wesley, of ". w.
and Lille Il. Plummer, died Thursday and
was buried Friday at Belle Piaine. The sor
rowing parents have the sympathy of all
their friends.
bull
fell while raising a large corner stone, and
fell over into the basement. No one was
hurt, though some of the workmen ran a
narrow escape
DIR. j. j Mcnamara, of the firm Of Mum
son & Mcnamara, and his wife, are OF for
st. Louis and Chicago this morning, to be
gone two or three weeks The EAGLE wishes
them pleasant trip.
DR.. Edward H. Creditor. of Angola, 1ndi
ana. prominent dental surgeon, who has
many friends in this section, arrived i'll the
city yesterday and is stopping with his
friend, o. G. Work. on South Lowrence.
DIR. C. viii remain in the city several days
and may locate.
Mr.. j. Y. Smith, who in 1870 camped on
the prairie where Douglas avenue now is,
and who for years has been living in Cali
fornia, called yesterday. He said he knew
by the EAGLE that Wichita was great
booming town, but didn't expect to find a
city of such real magnitude.
Thomas Barns of Rockford, one of the
Il. 4 Ia, ,,rl,$ o,>lI
said the train was behind time, which pre-
vented his going home. He reports the corn
crop as not yielding very well. He says the
farmers in his part of the county will not
plant much wheat. The continued low prices
are not encouraging.
After period of four months of negotia- I
tion with the kellar management. Mr.. l.. ".
Crawford has at last succeeded in booking
thissuperb attraction ON his theatrical cir |
cult The kellar combination make their |
first appearance in Wichita on Thursday |
night next Our citizens should show their |
appreciation of his enterprise by turning out
in large numbers.
Charlie HeuSeker. OF Mulvane. and a dele
gate in the last Republican convention. was
in the city yesterday accompanied by his
brother. who resides in Michigan, and is here
to look over the Happy Valley" Charlie
b SAYS the denomination of the Repubh-
can party gives great satisfaction in his part
of the county He regards the talk OF the
Democrats that they are going to beat Ed
Jewett as huge foke.
Col Augu stus Knight from ST. Louis and
his son. the latter Of whom was married in
June. since which time he and his bride have
been travelling on the Pacific coast, called
last evening in company with Mr.. e b. Et-
Bat. Colonel Knight who. il will he re
me.nbered invested very largely in real es
tate last spring, says that three months have
witnessed such improvements and develop
me1ts as he would not have dreamed OF. We
are glad TO see him back and 10 see him 80
weil pleased with his investments.
The Ladies' viii give social az tie First II.
e. church on Tuesday evening the aSth II
viii be preceded by the following program.
Admission; 10 cents. All are cordially in
vited:
Instrumental solo. ........ Maud Ter11ll
Vocal duett. ....... Mrs Bell and Miss Earl
Vocal solo. ........... ... Mrs. jackson
Recitation
Vocal solo. ........... ........... MIS-. hoSs
Insf,un,ental solo,. Beatrice Thomas
Vcca1 aaett. Mr.. and Mrs. Hollinger
nSS&.t3-s, lillian Rrandom