Wichita eagle., 1889-08-24

ieckNltn, Agent
All notices for entertainments OF any kind IN
which an admittance fee is required VIII he charger
at the of five cents per line per day; ana mus
be classihed and Will not be run as pure reaAAlis
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be fonnd on sale in Kansas
City. Mo, at the book store OF y GIlck Il East 'U-
All persons residing or owning property
on North Market street who are interested
In the opening and Strengthening of the
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
are requested to meet at the Office of w.
4. Reed over the Boston store, Saturday,
August "a, at 4 p. N.
The editor of the EAGLE acknowledges
the receipt of the committees Invitation
TO be present at the unwilling of the Grant
statue az TT. Leeyenworth Saturday, Sep
TENDER II. The orators for the occasion
are Senator Ingalls,, Major VIM. Warner,
Hon. Geo. r. Peck and Hon. Chas. W.
Biair.
Rev. J. W. Love and w. II. Rauch have
returned from a fishing, hunting and
rnsticating TO Providence Wells. They
report a goot time and plenty of plover
pot pie They left at the wells Misses Ida
+. Ecker and Grace II. Love, Messrs.
George Miller and Joseph Brubaker, also
Master samson Rutan and WILDER Coen.
All were enjoying the country air and fare
greatly.
A triple specimen bloom of the Guilt
waited Unison weed-Dstura Stramorium-
was sent to the EAGLE sanctum yesterday
by Miss Lizzie Davis, corner of Harry
street and Fifth avenue. by whom it was
raised. The bloom is a wonderful thing
in its way, being one perfected blow or
flower above another, repeated three times,
each perfect within itself and yet a perfect
whole. The flower measures five inches
across and rivals the night blooming
rereus.
Mrs Jas. f. Burke and children, Of
Bowling Green, Mo-, arrived here Thurs
day morning and are the guests of her
parents, Mr. aud Mrs J. O. Mclean, of
1896 Jackson avenue, also of Z. X. Nc
Lean. her broti e of 1s05 North Fairview
avenue Mrs Burke is much delighted
with our city, AID will probably reside
here for the next three months. She is
also here with the view of purchasing
come real estate and making this her
future home.
Mr.. Corner, of the Royal Spice mills,
took a drive oyer to Douglas yesterday on
business and reports the crops as wonder
full in that section. lie says the imagina-
tions of writers have not yet conceived
tales more wonderful than the true ones
which reach the travellers ears as he
passes by the tail forests Of corn. No
need, he says with a smile, of going to the
distant pine forests any longer for tele-
graph poles, while Sedgwick and Butler
counties are growing such stalks.
The MANY friends and admirers of Mrs.
Col B. H. Campbell, who has been very
seriously i'll for several days, will be glad
TO bear that her physicians believe that
she has passed the critical part of the
trouble and that she will now with care
full nursing and perfect quiet regain her
wonted health, though perhaps little
slowly at first. Two consultations were
held over her case, but Col c. last evening
expressed great hopes that there would be
no more serious trouble
Wednesday evenings train from Gaines
Vile, Texas, brought the remains of Ern-
est Grard to be laid by the side of his
wife who was buried among the first on
the hill sixteen years ago. The old set
tiers will remember this family WELL Mr.
GiraId being one of the earliest employees
Of the S f. Il. Il. Both sons are now en-
gineers on that system in Texas and &C
companied the remains of their father TO
their last resting place, also two young
lady daughters who although temporarily
absent still look upon Wichita as their
bone.
DELIGHTED,
Miss Dolce Sager, who is here from La
fayette, Ind, visiting her friend Miss
Irma Ash, has been over considerable
portion of the city and is delighted with
what she hrs seen. A cause o: some sur
prise TO her was the fact that suntlowers
grow wild here. We opiue that she will
have something to tell the good people OF
Lafayette on her return.
AMI SEMFNTS.
The beautiful opera Fairy Bridal, " ben
eft of ST. Francis hospital, Is being almost
daily rehearsed by their directresS. Miss
Ellie Cave. She has spared no pains in
ruttinC the oI,era on in the most pictur-
Psaue and dramatic manner. Beautiful
airs. gorgeous costumes, lovely scenery,
pretty girls. No one should miss this
opera
Y. VI. c. A. ECHOES
The Sabbath school teachers of the city
are invited TO the noon meeting today.
The Sabbath school lesson Will be the sub
ject Tor discussion, led by DR.. C Humble
Several members of the association are
at Wellington in attendance on the Fonrth
district conference.
Noah Allen viii address the Sunday
gospel meeting at o'clock.
EXTENDING WATER MAINS.
The water works company Yesterday
completed the Ellis avenue extension and
will commence work Monday next on the
Central avenue extension, which viii ex-
tend the main from Washington 10 Wa
bash.
The company is figuring on two routes
10 Fairmount. The original one from Oak
and Washington northeast TO connect
with the Paramount system and the other
TO add to the Second street main at Col
lege Hi and run north to join the Fair.