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BAD COMPILATIONS.

The Secret of Their Cause Fully Ex-
plaincd-Why Ladies' Are Snllow and
Men PalIid-Sone Valuable Facts on
the subject.
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Directions for Using G. O P. Lard.


For Pie Crust use TO . ounces to / Id
of flour.
For Cream Pulls, Eclairs, &C., Z ID.
to / pit. of water.
For Common Cake (smalD, u lb. to 3
OF. sugar.
For Wine Cake, q lb. to Pa lbs flour,
pt. milk.
For Crullers, . ounces to ID. of -four.
For frying Fish, Oysterf, Potatoes and
Fritters have Lard Hot.
There being more body TO this lard than
Hog Lard or beef drIppings, you can do
three times the work with it, II after us
ing, you filter or strain it into an earthen
jar and let cool.
In using home mixtures use or. less
of this lard than OF other shortcomings.
Hotel Gladstone, Haight s. Roberts,
Proprietors. NEW YORK, Jan. o, 1Ss9.-
To G. o. T.. Col take great pleasure
In recommending the g. o. Z. Cotton Seed
Lard for use in all pastry work. From
n thorough test find It fur superior to
all and every grade OF cooking butter
From my experiments | am sure those
giving il a trial will, without hesitation,
continue using it. Its success is only a
question OF the near future.
Yours truly,
GEORGE GEBII ARD, Chef of Hotel Glad
stone, n. Y.
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With every dozen cab uvts at Berchdr's
Be sure Of nulnDar 3l5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-25

THE LARGE CONCERT ROOM OF
| the v unlnptou College Of Music, ia the
new Gre. Ny 3 liiil hulldlng, can he rented GER
lain ma ats In III week Tor lectures. etc. Heat,
pas piano and seats tor 3ql. For particulars
ellrts >, u. COWARD, PRINCIPAL.
mG-god3in
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Do you hear the mucrngs of the distant thunder7 The
clouds gatherings the storm is bursting The we-known
and popular leader of the Tobacco and Cigar Trade again
the wapah and the rafting of the hastones may be anticipated
and cyclones eXpectedor in word business for year
for amusement If we like it will keep We don't pro.
pose the stock but do intend debe the prices
Both Wholesale and Retail going carve from the word
go"
All Cash Buyers of Tobacco Cigars, Snuff Pipes &C., that
regard quality and price nducemcnt should rush for
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Ice-cold cream chocolates, II L. 9nd.
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NOTICE ALL PERSONS OWING
IN c., aud syuDpi taxes for the years 1850
rpi i.,. IN Inc Northern district, CITY Of VIII
.rIu-ut. must set lie tue came on or before tho
gltu rHt ul ,lny, 1857; n not paid by ihrI date
/ s. Il prustctl 10 collect ia hrcurnuce with
uIrtaW EDMUND T.. MOODY,
tnI3.Il Receiver.
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4 GORGE WHITE, CARTER,
III --guccgssOr to-

R,hort :. Smith, No. 1913 French street, ia pre-
luitd 10 do light or heavy hauling at reasonn'
ir rates, -, -,
Names rud other articles requiring care amt
extra nttrut on, ~ ,,la.
Telephone call No. 3d1. All-5hl'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-25

WANTED-HORsEs AND CATTLE
w TO pasture. Apply TO Waite Townsend,
Re ybold station, near Delaware cts, or
Philip u. CLARK & Co., s2i Market street,
IL, Del, Rk2-eod-2w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-25

l,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y rrl,qd for the building of the new school
mouse Ia thc i9th ward, unlll Way q, $50, sub
,,a.l tp SAINT conditions ms former advertise
iErut. Hans aud specifications can he seen at
Inc architect once, Frank X. Car5well, sixth
""' ,t,,uittge; JOSEPH PYLE,
X, RODdURD SMITH,
tucO-3,eol JOHN j. CASSIDY.
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nr MONTGOMERY, 2O3 N. NINTH
81 rhila., Reliable Medicines for Coughs
colds Asthma Catarrh, bronchitis, Consump-
ion Relief 10 days Advice free, daT or
evening. io'i
DR DEHARDT's PENN YRoY A L
PILLS, o.. Sold by druggists; also by
mail ?Gi N. 9TH st.. Phila. dies beware o.
mitatinns roh
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EOR RENT ONE PLEASANTTHIRD
a story front room and one neat ofiice adj
Joining pHrlor; very light and airy: suitable
Tor physician, dentist, or agent, with or with
out board; Also table board by week or
meal. 6is King street. n2l-4to
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" ANTFD-RELIABLE LOCAL AND
w travelling salesman; positions perma-
nent. Special Inducements now; fast selling
spuGlaltleE. Don't DELAY. Salary from START.
BROWN BROS. NurserJmen,
ai-ain-eoh Rochester, N. Y.
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WANTED-HELP FURNISHED FOR
w hotels, restaurants and private families
nj the shortest notice. Apply at the
WILMINGTON INTELLIGENCEO OFFICE
lnati No. Vos Orange Street
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Colts Giant GlObaIeS,

Strongest Invicorant known. Cures ''NrE-
NOCs DEBILITY, and restores Lost Vigur''
In 3 dgys. Druggists or 10y Iuall, 81. WILCOX
SPECIFIC CO., Philadelphia, Ia. mlieod-eow
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Wants.

WALEER 4 LINTON,
w llOU So AND SIGN PAINTERS.
Graining, Glazng, Brick Staining and
Pcncilmg II Speciality.
S. n. CORNER SMITH AND SIMPLIFY
STREETS. u2j-tf
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EoR RENT-HOusE No. lnl HARRI-
IL son st. Ono squaro above Della
ware Avenue, papcred throughout,
bath, hot and cold water, low rent. Ap
ply 10 No. 327 East It'll St m9iatt
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WANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN
w to do general homework. Reference
required. Cali from to 10 u. m. No. i424
Nanliurcn st, m.3-itt
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E0R RENT OR WILL EXCHANGE
Il for city property, small farm on, tn
road leading from Wilmington 10 Mt Cuba
Apply to THOMAS X, LALIY,
mo 500 Market street.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
Reunion OF the Sou hwesseru Soidierx, A.~o~,.
ali

Reunion OF the Sou hw esseru Soldiers, A.~o.,.
Iion-
The above reunion VIII be held at Arkar
sas City, September 10 to Is, INCLUSIVE
Preparations for grand time have besn
made. The program includes address,
by Governors l. l. Humphrey. OF Kansas.
and y z. Hovey. OF Indiana, Senators
ingalls, and Plumb. and other prominene
men. The grand parade Friday. Sepreln-
Der IL, will be the finest ever made in the
southwest. 1t will be participated IN by
companies of L. ) cavalry, infantry and
artillery, the Third regime. of L. r
Knights Of Pythias, and hundreds of the
veterans Of 1863. The harvest drama,
entitled THE Feast of Ceres Will be pre-
santed n a street pageant Friday night
This spectacular display represent the
iioddeSs Ceres, Goddess of the Earth and
Hsrvest. who will enter the city in her
cGar.o, followed by Il train of diyinities,
tvDlfyiDs the periods frcm the sowing OF
tie. seed 10 he gathering OF the grain, and
the Offering Of the Goddess of her bounties
in the temple Of the Gods The Santa
Fe Route" viii sci! tickets 10 their re-
union from All points IL Kansas at one
fare Tor tie round trip. Tickets on sale
September 70 Is. inclusive, sood TO re-
turn uutil September 2l
For full particulars call on
w D. MURDOCH.
Agent A. T. & s. f. L. r.. Wichita,
or address GEORGE +. NICHOLSON. u. =. IS
I. A. y. I. y ;. (. Il. r.,
96-tl. Topeka. Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
THE COCRTS


fts.ffs- p t'ft..-A-
Settlement Of administrator ~ estate Of
Susan RomIsa. deceased, was filed yester-
day.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
to the FOL owing persons.
Arthur Sanders and Annie Powell, both
Of Wichita.
William Fry and Bridget Grady, both Q:
Wichita
COMMON PLEAS.
The case Of Steele and Walker - s.
Louis Progressive Grocery company IS Sill
on trial
.Jadge Bs,derson was busy during the
greater part ofthe forenoon " tn the SET
ting Of cases on the civil docket
DISTRICT COURT
Judge Reed was oasy yeste-sia with the
mrtlon docket and number o. civa cases.
JUSTICE c9UET.
Civil cases was the order Of the day IN
justice courts
POLICE COURT
John Schlouser was ~ before the Judge
yesterday charged wl-a selling liquor. lie
was finei sIuJ but appealed the case
Bob CronDer. charged Fi;h petit larceny
was aaed SO. he viii perform CT the
rock Pile.
jena Smith paid 50 for the privilege 81
getting drunk
Alice Couley turned in a back fne Of 81.
Frank ToznettI was arrested yessers.ay
charged VITA selling .iquaT. lie put a2
50 for his appearance last eTeniug bat tie
.soe vas forfeited
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
ATTENTION KNOTS rEMrLAF.

All mem oers Of Mount Ollvet Com
mandery drill corps and all Sir knights
who intend to be present at Wa hiuztou
conclave are hereby notified 70 report II
Masonic hall on Monday evening at 80
o'clock sharp as it is Of the utmost .mpor-
lance for all -ir Knlz brs to fl their re-
spective places they viii please govern
themselves accordingly. By order
". : COEBEIT, c. G.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

William Senter turned in back fine Of
81
Old Hot Tamoli again fell into the hands
of the police last night. He was charged
with drunkenness.
John Stewart was fined ST for ob7truct-
ing an alley He appealed the case 70 the
district court.
Oney Gacgen was run in last night for
drunkenness.
Mabel Laid was brought in last night
for prostitution.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
summer ENcur-tOl y

"The Great Rock Island" have placed
on sale at reduced rates. tourist tickets
TO the various summer resorts east. west.
north and south, and all points in Europe.
For routes, rates and Information call at
the city ticket office 100. corner Main and
Douglas. and at passenger depot, corner
Mead and Douglas Telephone No. 19e. y
L. y. RUTHERFORD,
29tf Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
SN;iTH-CRABIL.

\ delightfully."- pleasant wedding cere-
mony was performed at s o'clock last
evening wherein the principals were Mr..
Q. ", Smith and Miss Sadie +. Crabill.
The ceremony took place at 427 South
Main street and was performed by the
Rev. ). +. Milliken, pastor OF the Ply
mouth Congregational church. The groom
is the popular and efficient foreman of the
EAGLE bindery, and counts his friends by
the score. He is popular with every one
with whom he has come in contact, and
VIII prove a meet life companion for the
lady of his choice. The bride is a
young lady well known in Wich-
tia society in which she has
been a shining light for a number of
years. She is well-liked. has hosts Of
friends and her presence has been much
sought after at all the fetes and gatherings
in this city. The friends of the young
couple wish them ali possible JOY and hap
mess and TO their wishes the EAGLE also
adds
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will tie "at home"
10 their friends in a cosy little cottage at
1913 East First street.
On thee blest youth, fathers hand con-
fers
The maid thy earliest. fondest wishes
knew:
Each soft enchantment of the soul is hers;
Thine be the joys 10 firm attachment
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
ATTENTION I. o. 0. F.

ed to meet at the hall OF No % this morn
ing at 9 o'clock for the purpose Of trans
acting some important business.
{. VI ACUFF, y. g. OF o.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

All mem bers of the c. /. s. c. Socratic,
are invited TO meet at the home Of Miss
Stever, corner of Wichita and Third
streets, on Friday evening 2. inst. i full
attendance is very desirable.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Mizpah society will give a harvest
and industrial exhibit at the new churc-
corner Topeka ave and Third st, Friday
and Saturday evening September 9th and
and 2Sth. Matinee Saturday att O'Clock.
Every one is cordially Invited to attend.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
-----------------
LAND OFFICE Bf.ANkS.

We have full line OF land Office blanks
Of ali descriptions. Orders Will be filed
and sent by return express, see list OF
blanks ON another page.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
THOSE THREE ENTERPRIsING MEN.

THOSE THREE ENTERPRISiNG MEN.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
In your issue Of Friday morn ing appeaed
a communication signed by George Charl-
ton, John Davidson and 4. \. Huse. in
which those gentlemen proceeded 20 roast
the EAGLE, Mayor Clement and the Mar
ket street lot owi."rs who happened tc
differ from them on the question Of pave
ment.
They say: I'VE find by investigating
the petition that 3,56615 feet in favor OF
brick and l,7i0 feet in favor of asphalt"
The writer hereof did perhaps as much
work at securing names Of petitioners ia
voring asphalt for Market street did
any other one person, and in order that
the public may not he TOO far mIsied on
thi. point, We made inquiry of the city
clerk regarding the number OF petitioners
tavoriug asphalt and have just received
reply from that officer as follows:
"Replying TO your inquiry OF this morn
ing will say the petitioners who have
signed for asphalrum pavement on Mar
keU street represent three thousand tive
hundred and sixty and one-halt feet
C3,5G1l .J." W. ?. McNair, City Clerk.
There are other errors II the communi-
cation referred TO. and some reflections on
the parties who desired asphalt, but if it
a
then there are indeed many criminals III
Wichita at this writing.
We are glad to see these gentlemen so
greatly interested in the welfare OF the
city. and would indeed be pleased to see
them succeed with their brick enterprise,
but having inquired into tins brick manu-
featuring business II little, and finding
that the establishment of brick plant
would cost IA dollar, and Judging the
future by the mast we conclude that the
youngest child in Wichita will be great
deal older than Methuselah before the city
will be furnished a single brick in which
either of the three gentlemen named have
invested penny We are not making
any fight on brick or any home enterprise,
but We believe the men who signed the
petition for asphalt on Market street Will
compare favorably with the same number
on any other street in our city. and When
anything is desired for the upbuilding OF
the city they never take to the brush.
MARKET STREET.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
Manila Wrapning PAper.

This Office is prepared to I'll orders for
MANILA wrapping paper, printed In size
and quantity, with appropriate cuts and
designs At ST. Louis prices.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Mr.. !. Il. Booth. Of Matthewson City.
Ok. j. in the city in the interest of the
former place. Mr.. s. is accompanied by
Miss Alice NcAnulty. city clerk of
Natthewson. Mr.. Booth is president OF
the town company and Is quite enthus-
iastic over the future of his town and that
section. He is aformerly-of-W Wichita man,
which i enough TO say of his enterprise
and general business goaheadarlveness.
| President Booth and his clerk viii proba-
bly, be detained IN jhe city on their bust
ness mission Tor a week or more.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
THE EAGLE CROWS THE MORN-TOO
SOON

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Before o'clock tins morning, and half
an-hour before the first cock-a-doodle an
nounceG himself a> the early bird" | was
awakened by tGe scream of your earlier
EAGLE, or esglet. who sang and shouted
as il he had been charged with the duty Of
waking the town. There could have b, en-
no other use for his cry, for no one was yet
up 10 buy your excellent paper. 1t was
more than AN hour earlier than the law Of
some cities allows the street cries to begin.
and fully that much earlier than the law
OF the old eagle who controls these young
eaglets ought to allow them TO scream
into the unfinished sleep of the great num-
Der who cannot begin their city sleep be-
fore II p. m. and ought not to cease from
il before a. m. TIE Early WORN.
Wichita, $50 a. m, sept. Il, 1889.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

kat music box proved a great attrac-
tion yesterday. Hundreds Of people Wis
tied the Philadelphia store 10 hear Is
really fine music
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Mr.. jeff Clark rs lying dangerously Ill
with typhoid fever a his residence, corner
OF Water and Lincoln
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Mr.. Walker Doran, living fourteen miles
southeast Of the city, who met with dis
agreeable accident some time ago. was n
the city yes erday His physicians say lie
is now on the high road TO perfect re-
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Little Miss Grace Clark. Of ll37 North
Wichita street. was giveL very enjoyable
surprise party yesterday by very large
number Of her small friends. Games
wholesome refreshments and good nature
caused them to prolong their gathering
Tor al unusually long time.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
The county commissioners had little to
do Yesterday except the allowing of a few
jury bills.
ANU SENFNTS.
CARRIE RADCLIFFE.

The Criterion Dramatic company closed
their weeks stay in this city by present
ing last evening the drama Little Bare
foot" Miss Radcliffe. as usual, carried
off the honors. The company also gave a
matinee yesterday afternoon, which was
largely attended.
MILTON MOBILES.
Tomorrow evening Milton MOBILES will
appear at the Crawford in the great drama
From Sise to Son" OF the play the San
Francisco Music and Drama says:
At the close of the first act it
was apparent that Milton Mobiles latest Of
fering to the muses. was an uudeniable
success. The plot is particularly interest
ing 10 us. As the basis of the play Is Of Cal
ifornia origin, and many of the incidents
occur on this coast. We can judge Of the
verisimiljtude to nature as experts, nor
can we find one incident or touch to cavil
at. From Sire to Son is absolutely true
to the represented period IN our states
history. and the coloring and character
drawing are worthy Of Bret Harte l. j.
one Of the best. Il not tue best, California
play which has been. The story IS told
clearly, the Incidents are sharp cut. he
whole enchaIus the attention. and the suD-
plot anu just proportion o! HuuioI'uo Win
serious leave nothing TO be desired. The
people in the cast are all well up IN the
work allotted TO them. and carry
the whole through surprisingly well.
The first hOnOrS easily fell 10 Doliie No
bles. who. as The two Mable ATmItages-
mother and daughter-shows herself n
very clever ana versatile artist: powerful
when needed, but always tender. touching
and heart-moyinC. The strong. sympa-
thetic strain which runs through ell her
acting IS most enjoyable Milton N0bies,
As Alfred ArmitAge. has one OF those heroic
cast OF characters IN which be has 50 often
been seen. snd which he mas - partIcU-
larlv made his own. He introduces into
this one brief bit Of physiological study
that creates decided sensation. The
PLAY has drawn largely.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Mr.. Trammell. representing the Bots
dare pavement. wishes to correct his in
tervlew published III yesterdays EAGLE a.
follows: de fully understands that the
specifications aS made out for wood pave
uent on the customary Specifications for
cedar ana similar pavement and not for
Bots dare. The correction is made IN JUS
tice 10 the city engineer who prepared the
.raoi 6~ariDus
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Mrs. A. W. Oliver and son Stamper left
for Decatur, H., on visit last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Miss Bessie Ryder, daughter Of the pop
ular street car manager. severely spralned
her ankle on Friday evening on the corner
of Elm and Topeka. she was assisted to
her home just opposite by Messrs. Smith
and Skinner. and viii probably be con-
fined to tie house for several weeks
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
H. SHE. HIN OF HEE.

In the old days OF Crimilda Adams was
a good pautomiulic card. but he has found
MS proper place 10 be il spoken comedy.
50 a combination Of mimicry and humoC
called He. She, Him or Her has been de-
vised for him, and Il this as George Il.
Adams he Carried off the laughter and
praises OF crowded auditoTum-->unday
Mercury
The above company viii sppear Friday
and Saturday. September = and =
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

The citizens On the corner Of Third and
Wichita are loud in their complaints
against the Citizens Electric Light com
pany on account Of improper drainage Of
waste water The board Of health threaten
TO take summary steps in the matter Mon
day. The company in return state that
the sewer into which it might drain. a.
though recently constructed i out Of
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Wonans Mission circle Of the First Bsp-
tist church will have the first tea Of the
season AZ the church on Wednesday Sep
terrbe = from ; % .. II >ervei By Sc.
B.. Mrs D. W Tilford, chairman Every
body invited
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
SMITHSON & CO.,
Succs ss0rs to AngiO-American Loan and
Investment Company.

N y. II Z bAoI UOUdbhlo y n
land Loan aud Insurance Agent. Money
always on hand bs=rest at l0w rates. No
delay. Before max ing loan on Farm, City,
Chsttel or Personal security call and zee u.
Come in or send fan description Of your farm
or city property We handle large amounus
# both eastern and foreign capital for in
vestmeut in real estate, aud are thus enabled
70 make rapid sales.
Correspondence solicited.
n. l.. SHITHSON, Manager.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

PEARS SOAP secures beautiful CON
pIexion-
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
SOCIAL SWIM.

A RESUME OF THE SOCIAL EVENTS
FOR THE WEEK.
Society Spreading It's Wings for its An
nual Flight-Parties Plenty for this
Early in the Season.
Marriages Innumerable-Mr and MRS.
c. H Smytll's Brilliant Reception
The Shakespeare Society on
Deck-Society Notes, Per-
sonals, Etc.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

The social season in Wichita could not
have received a more propitious opening
than the reception of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ii. Smythe Thursday evening. Their
home, corner of Waco and Third streets,
ranks among the first OF Wichita resi-
deaces in size, architectural beauty and
furnishings, and on this particular even
ing its beauty was highly heightened by
the profusion of wild flowers and aesthetic
grasses and full blown roses; the meta
norphosis Of the long veranda into rather
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Invitations are out to the marriage of
Miss Mable Stuart Martin, very popular
young society lady. and Mr.. Jason II.
Brookes The ceremony will take place
Tuesday, October /, at i o'clock, noon, at
the Plymouth Congregational church. MIR
and Mrs Brookes Will be at home after
October 20 in Last Liverpool, ..
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Misses Lena and Albertina BisSantz
gave a delightful party to their friends on
Friday evening at their pleasant home on
Water street. The evening WAS spent
with games etc, and palatable refresh
ments were served. All enjoyed them
selves TO the greatest extent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Miss Kate Shoemaker, OF Hamilton, o.,
is visiting her brother, at 634 North W ash
ington avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Monday evening Miss Mable Clements
entertained at her home on Park Place
avenue. Cards furnished the pastime for
the evening, and a dainty lunch was high
ly relished. The guests were Misses Lille
Wilbur, Ellie Wright, Lula Annawalt,
May Pearse, Mignon Nieie. sherman
Skinner, ii. a. Sheppard, Walter fouts,
II. c. Dunbar, L. c. Sweet.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Mildred Morrison and Mr.. George
Howard Burr. The ceremony will take
place at 6:30 p. m. Tuesday. October l, at
the residence of the brides parents. A re-
ception will follow the ceremony from the
hours to9
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

Miss Nora Payne OF College Hill gave a
party Wednesday evening celebrating her
2lst birthday Social intercourse and novel
games made ont Il very pleasant evening,
besides tasty lunch. The guests were
Misses Eta Slower. Ella Bourgette, Josie
Mellinger, Sadie Sparling. Henshaw. Bosh,
Daisy Sullivan, Frances Stevens, Nessrs.
Chas. Koetsch, Chas. Martin, Chester Ur-
ban. Chas Roberts, Will Granger, +. l..
Cumming. Stice. Ed Swartz, Marshall and
Rob Payne, f. l.. Sparkling.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

The Mizpah society is making arrange
ments to give an entertainment next Ell
day and Saturday evenings.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22

The Shakespeare society are holding
meetings every Wednesday, and are now
reading 1.-The Tempest"