Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-16
KANSAS kOLLARY.
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The Kansas Volunteer Firemen's As
ISOLATION meets at Junction City, Kan
sas, May IA. 4.
There is a church in Galena, Kansas,
with $1,000 in its treasury and no debts.
The church has pastor, however.
Another three-foot vein of coal, $50
feet below the surface, has been discov-
cred this time at Goodrich, Anderson
county.
Robert w. Hall, postmaster at Jewell,
| has resigned. His commission does not
expire until April 10, 1890. HIS is jewel
of Democrat.
| Give US rest on scrubs in Kansas
Geuda Herald. All right, Old Kick;
strike an attitude whenever you re ready
and feel like it.
While blowing on his farm near Mar
quette, Mr.. Ferlen plowed up stone
Ratchet or club. 1t is quite curiosity
and can be seen at his store.-Salina
Republican.
TheAnthony creamery has been To-
Gated three miles from the city on the
north side of Bluff creek, and the con-
tract for the foundation has been let and
the work commenced.
The Glen Elder Herald hears rumor
that the Kirwin land office is to be re-
moved to Cawker. If it is moved at all
1t will land at Topeka where all III the
state Will go, sooner or later.
The total amount contributed by the
schools of the state to the Mt. Vernon
fund on the 22d of February was S57L43.
The contributions came from 6, 433 child
rem in 202 schools located in "a counties.
The state board of missions of the
Baptist denomination will meet in Leav-
enworth this, Tuesday morning. The
executive meeting Of the body held
preliminary meeting yesterday evening.
With two tip-top Republican dailies.
the Republican and Gazette, and one
lam-up Democratic weekly, the Herald,
alma ought to boom and grow and splurge
if printers ink layishly and cleverly en-
ployed, has any virtue in bringing about
such conditions.
The Lawrence shoe factory made its
first pair of shoes Friday. In a week
they will be turning out 500 pairs day.
That is, If the company finds that orders
are likely to last and that it will be able
to make ends meet.
lie looks now as if Kansas would have
the biggest fruit crop ever known in the
state, including peaches and cream In
great abundance Heral. That
settles it. Let down the bars, turn out
the scrubs and turn the pigs IN the clover.
There is twenty-five per cent more
growing wheat IN Kansas than there was
last year. and best of all It never looked
better at this time of year, if as well.
Much OF the crop will be harvested by
the first day of June.
A yellowish deposit was seen every
where at Neodesha Faiday morning
which led many to think that it had
rained sulpher as well as water during
the previous night but close examina-
ton proved it to be the pollen from the
trees and flowers.
Knew it was coming: it has COM
menced: here is the first installment:
Mrs. Groundwater. the new police
Judge at Cottonwood Falls, began her
by filming plain drunk
So and costs. On the same day she set a
hen. made two gingham aprons and re-
turned five calls"
The Santa Fe Railroad company has
refused an offer of $4,000 Tor an engine
and one coach by town company, who
want to get into Oklahoma a few min
utes before other people. 1t is also an
nounced that that company has issued
an order prohibiting its employees from
taking claims in Oklahoma, on pain OF
dismissal from its service. That road !
seems disposed to do the fair thing so far
as it has anything to do with he promis /
Oh land