Wichita eagle., 1889-09-22
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becassifed and viii not be run az pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale in Kansas
City. Mo, at the book store OF q CLICK, 4 East 9h
The home of Geo. d. Lyddon was made
happy last Wednesday by the arrival Of
ten pound baby girl.
The social season having arrived the Gus
tomary Social Swim will be found on
the sixth page this morning.
Well, how did the streets Of Wichita
yesterday strike you? Rather touch OF
metropolitan life, eh: We should smile.
Sheriff HAYS leaves this morning for
Topeka having III his charge Nancy ).
Nelson and J. Harrington, who VIII attend
the insane asylum.
A girl came sailing around the corner of
Main and Douglas yesterday morning
white horses were wanted between that
and the Iimmerly building.
Mr. Brown, editor of the Clearwater
sun, called yesterday. He says he has IN
bis office a single hill Of four stalks Of corn
averaging fourteen feet high, each stalk
bearing two large ears which hang nine
feet above the foot.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. Uutchings, Of Indian
apoiis, are making their annual visit to
Wichita. They have driven to the country
in various directions and have concluded
that the prospect for starving il SedgWIck
county this year is bad.
The reunion at Ellsworth takes place
the first week in October. Special rates
pected that a number of Grand Army boys
from this place will attend, though so far
nothing definite is known as to Who it
will be.
The following shrners returned last
evening from Salina where they have been
attending the feasts of the Sons OF Ali:
Mobiles q. knorr, G. II. Hunter, f. w.
Abel, T. W. Sweet, Geo. T.. Hammann,
VIM Davidson. II. l. Smithson and Harry
eager.
George NJ. Finch, a capitalist of Massa-
chusetts and gentleman who is largely
interested in the sugar question, accom-
panied by his wife, arrived in the city last
evening, in company with Mr.. \. c. Mer-
ritt of the Ness sugar plant. The party
are stopping at the Carey.
Hon. William Ross and wife spent a
pleasant half hogr III going through the
various departments OF the EAGLE estab-
hshment Yesterday afternoon, not forget
ting the reportoral and editorial rooms
Mrs. r.. who is a delightful and intelli-
gent lady, expressed much pleasure in all
that she saw.
the Southwestern Business college during
last week: Mary +. Stanly, Gladys, Kan;
Bert +. Brewster, Burton: Luther N.
Shive, Burton; Nelly Peak, Moran; A.
e. Blakenship, Cawker City; w. \. Raw
hngs, Lyons; j. =. Glass, Altamount;
Florence Hickman and J. c. Kelly, city.
The Central W. {. I. [. VIII hold re-
i, I'll,
son, 907 South Lawrence, on Tuesday af-
ternoon from 8 to > O'Clock. Mrs. Bam-
berger and Mrs. Hovey viii assist with
the music. Miss COwan. of Illinois. is eX-
pecJed to be present. \ social will be held
in the evening. Refreshments served.
The usual meeting of the union Will be
held at the same place ut 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Harvey Flemming, of the Wichita
(kan.) EAGLE, who has been taking in
Zion for the past week, returned home
Monday Morning. Harvey Is dead gone
gone on some of Salt Lakes maidens, and
would liked to have remained here for
ever. but business called him home. We
hope To see him here again soon, and then
the girls viii have 10 look little out. for
Harvey is known all over the country as
dandy masher-Salt Lake Times.
Tears are being shed over the remains of
Fred Rash's sulky Yesterday Fred had
his horse and sulky standing in front of
the Occidental From some unknown
cause the horse commenced to travel and
proceeded north To Third; thence west TO
Water. thence south TO Second ana east
on Second to the place of beginning where
the Sulky came in contact with a tele-
phone pole The horse escaped without
damage but the sulky. Oh, my.
The Ladies Aid society of the Central
Christian church are making very elabor-
ate preparations for a baZar and carnival
TO be kiven near the END of November.
One of their number starts east during the
coming week, with a plethoric purse taud
unlimited credit with instructions 10 pro-
cure everything new and novel IN the way
of Christmas ideas and the good people of
Wichita Will have an opportunity 10 pur-
chase beautiful presents at unheaTd OF
panic hard time prices.
There resides with her grandmother on
South Emporia avenue, near Douglas, a
young miss, whose mother living in Den
yer, lately sent for her She murmured
not but trudCed willingly around with her
grandma in quest Of an outfit, ticket aud
other necessaries for the journey. Last Of
al they went 10 get a bonnet: and II was
then, after all the excitement of running
and buying and after the bonnet had been
paid for that she uufclded her real mind.
Grandma said she, once outside the
store, Il amt a-goin' " and 80 she would
not, n spite OF entreaties, threatening
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