Wichita eagle., 1889-08-25


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PERSONALS
Miss Benedict, from Marshall Fields,
Chicago, arrived in the city yesterday and
viii take charge of kaufman q koher's
trimming department.
II. L. Gordon left last evening for Belle
vile, Kan, where he viii rusticate for a
few days.
Miss Minnie NARROW, who has been in
the east for the past eight months, has
returned and will be glad to see her
friends at her home on Rochester avenue
Captain Dan Murphy, of Clearwater, the
Republican nominee for register OF deeds,
called yesterday.
Mrs H. II. Dean, wife Of Deputy County
Treasurer Dean, has been dangerously Ill
for several days, but is now fairly on the
road to recovery.
Chas. NJ. Becker, editor of the Goddard
Reporter. while in the city yesterday made
a tour of inspection of the EAGLE estab-
lishment, among other points of interest.
James A. Swinford. of Illinois, is visit
his brothers-in-law, j. D. Hutchings and
Z. I. Allen, on College Hill. 1t is his first
visit TO Kansas. but what he saw en- route
he ventures the opinion that we viii have
some corn 10 sell this fall. He is here, to
buy farm.
Professor r. N. Stevenson, the new
Observation-Disclosures of the Wichita public
scools, called Yesterday in company with
John II. Ash, Esq, of this city Professor
:. seems much pleased with the outlook
for his new work and acknowledges that
he is favorably impressed with our city
and its people.
Today Prof l.. S. Bailey leaves, via the
Wichita & Colorado, for Springfield, Kan,
where he VIII have charge of the schools
for the coming year. Mr.. Bailey is one of
Sedgwick county's best young men, and
while Selgwick county loses one Of her
leading teachers Seward county gains a
master in his vocation.
The Wichita Wholesale Grocery COM
pany, which was heavy loser by fire on
the 10Th of July, is coming to the front
Leroically and is already said to be doing
a larger business than ever before. The
goods damaged have all been disposed of
and the firm is now well supplied with an
entirely new stock.-Sterling Gazette.
e no. lot wi n ri
as Miss Josie Reynolds, for SO long held
the position of teacher in the Wichita
public schools and who was so popular and
acceptable, is paying her parents here a
visit. Mrs. +. called yesterday, during
which she said that she was well contented
with her northern home.
a. S Lindsay formerly the editor of the
Antony Republican. but who for three
years past has been publishing a paper at
Escondido, southern Califoria, called yes
terday. Captain l.. did not say that he
had had enough of California, but we in
ferred as much from the fact that he had
sold out and seemed so well pleased to get
back to the Sunflower state.
The NHzpah society of St. Johns church
festival in the new church building, cor
her Topeka avenue and Third street,
within the next few weeks. Donations Of
fruits, vegetables, grains, etc, are being
solicited from the farmers and others and
every effort will be made TO have it a sue
cess.
The corn festival spoken of some time
ago will be given next Tuesday, the eth.
ut No. pa North Main street. Dinner will
will be served from II to , o'clock and sup
per from too. The menu, which Will
consist OF corn in al forms, Will be pub
lished in Tuesdays EAGLE. The decora-
Tons viii be elaborate and profuSe and in
themselves will be worth coming TO see.
Sedgwick county has produced a wo1-
derful crop of peaches this season. The
readers of the EAGLE of eight or a dozen
wears ago will remember the peach propa-
gated by Mr. +. Pierpoint. east of this
CITY, its wonderful size as a free-stone
MIR. T. T. Daniels, who now owns the
place. laid some Of this year on our table
Yesterday. They were magnificent speci-
mems. Mr.. Daniels informed Us that he
had sold up 10 this date two hundred and
sixty-siX bushels.
Mr.. c. B. Williams. the representative
Of J. ". Emerson 6 Son, the proprietors Of
the Brotherhood wines and vineyards of
New York and Of worldwide fame, has
been spending week in this city. This
well known firm produce nothing but alb
soiutely pure and fine wines for medicinal
aud for table use from their vineyards st
Brocton and the Blue Ridge mountains Of