Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-01

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PERSONALS.
Mrs. A. c. Runyon Is reported as slowly
improving:
Mrs. DR.. Creditor, who has for some time
been quite sick, If rapidly improving
r. W. Eldridge. OF Eldridge & Campbell,
and family arrived home this morning
from Cincinnati.
Miss Mary Petro, one of Beloit's society
bells is visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Inman, III Carlos avenue.
DIR. E. II. Creditor dentist, has removed
his office to IA North Main street, over
Smith Stover's.
Mr.. John Dolan, of South Washington
avenue. who few days ago met with the
misfortune of having a leg broke, was re-
ported yesterday improving rapidly.
Captain Osborn and Lieutenant II. J..
Gordon viii leave tomorrow for Topeka to
make arrangements for getting arms for
the company; also to attend to some other
matters relating to the company.
One of the inmates of the Children's
Home yesterday made an effort to swal-
low pin which lodged in the throat. The
city physician was called to rescue it from
danger and restore peace and quiet.
A couple of weddings will occur in this
city next week. The parties are all well
known among Wichlta's society people.
One viii be Noble wedding among the
Graigers, while the other will be valid,
though one Of the contracting parties is
Minor.
Another aggravating circumstance grow
ing out Of the similarity of names: Jack
Thomas, mentioned in yesterdays report
of police court proceedings was not the
Jack Thomas of the Topeka avenue livery
stables, hence the latter's umbrage.
Capt. w. f. Tibbetts, of the famous
Scenic line, arrived yesterday and is as
Jolly as ever. He seems to think the talk
about hard times is Il delusion and snare,
for there were more people in the noun
tains this summer than ever before. In
his Judgment money must be easy and lots
CT it.
Mrs. General Morgan, who returned
from a visit to Illinois few days ago, was
very agreeably surprised last evening at
her pleasant home on South Water street.
A number of friends called and the even
ing was spent very pleasantly by all. Mr..
Morgan had made arrangements for re-
freshments, which appeared in due time
and were one OF the pleasant features.
Miss Gail Caldwell gave a very pleasant
tea party at her home, $50 North Topeka
avenue to a number Of her friends on Fri
day evening. Miss c. is a charming
hostess and her guests are under obhga-
tions for an evening most delightfully."-
passed. The following were present:
Misses Julia Buck, Jennie and Minnie
McClurg. Ollie and Ida Reese. and NeSsrs.
T. l.. Keenan,, o. y. heech, \ Baird -
Grove, 4. T. kerShaw and James Mann.
GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The Sisters of Mercy OF ST Francis hos
pital desire to thank their special friends
and the citizens in general who greeted
the Fairy Bridal" at the Crawford Grand
last Wednesday evening, and acknowledge
receipt of $500 as the amount of benefit
for the hospital, as proceeds from that en-
tertalnmeDt
GREEN FiVES AND TENS"
Ii was going the rounds last evening
that during the day number of counter
felt gold five and ten dollar pieces had
been dumped in the city during the day.
1t was supposed that some local or foreign
mint had taken advantage of the situa-
ton, it being show day. and large crowd
in the city. supposed they could get thier
work in much easier.
SPLENDID FRUIT
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. {. z. War
riner brought TO the EAGLE sanctum a
basket Of Crawford peaches as large and
perfect in form ana favor as the best the
writer ever saw. The fruit Is from Mrs.
WARMERS home, 204 North Emporia av-
enue. One OF the peaches measured lo-s
inches in circumference and the entire lot
averaged fully as large. Such specimens
as these could not fail 10 convince the
most skepucal that Kansas Is uneNcened
in fruit growing rs it is for vegetables and
field crops of all kinds.
SEDGWICk COUNTY TO HOLD FAIR.
At meeting Of the officers and direc-
tors OF the Fair association, held at the
board of trade rooms yesterday afternoon
the reports of the finance committee vas
so favorable that it WAS determined ia
announce 10 the farmers Of southern Kan
sas that il IS now settled that Sedgwick
county viii hold a fair in the city OF Wich-
ita the first week in October
The large delegation OF farmers from the
different townships were very enthusiastic
and assured the officers that they tthe
farmers would take hold III earnest and