The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-03


/ ton.
Rev. C. H. McCreery and family left
over the Rock Island yesterday morning
for Minneapolis, Mimi, where they will
make their home.
| Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
TO Ben Walker aud Anna PETE, of Ger
mania, and Norris Jetty and Minnie
Moore, OF Wichita.
Geo. W. Steenrod, ESQ. of Colwich, was
here yesterday Mr.. Steenrod is an old
timer in Kansas. He says the farmers of
| Union township are feeling finely.
Col. Murdoch and family are spending
the week with the family of Senator T. B.
Murdoch at their home in FL Dorado and
in the cooling shades of the bass-fuII Wal
nut,
A marriage took place in one Of the
towns in this county the other day in
which the bride was CIR. of IA years and
the bridegroom 3d. The marriage has
been Kept a secret.
The concert at Shaw's was we'll attended
last night II consisted of orchestral and
fNSct SCAcNliOHS anu l1AtIILA tppACOAhbCIA
by the audience. The concert last evening
was the best yet given by Mr.. Shaw.
The game of base ball to be played be-
tween the Kellogg and the Goddard team
resulted in the Goddard team not showing
up. The Kelloggs played a picked nine
with a score of % to in the formers IA
vor.
Rev. David Winters, D. D. pastor of the
First Pres byterian church of this city, will
deliver the graduating lectue at the COM
mencement exercises of DR.. Hoss' elocu
tion and oratory school, at the Y. NJ. c. a
building tonight.
College Hill Car No. II jumped the track
at the end OF the pavement on East Doug
las yesterday afternoon, running into one
of the iron posts and smashing in one end
in pretty bad shape. Tbs motorneer
escaped by jumping
A man got into a meat shop on West
Douglass last night and tapped the till for
fifty cents, the contents OF the money
drawer. The fellow did the work while
the proprietor was in front Of the shop
talking to some men.
The passenger business over the Frisco
and Santa Fe lines was brisk yesterday.
Most of the travellers are on pleasure bent,
and are going in every direction to places
where they can spend their vacation with
relatives and old time friends.
Henry Williams, prominent stock man
of Goddard, with Nessrs. Slattery and
hot ir- ha cit
yesterday. They report fine rains, fine
wheat and oats in Attica township. Corn
is well up and fruit will be abundant.
Letters OF inquiry to Wichita gentlemen
from eastern capitalists, for farms in
Sedgwick county, have come in frequently
for the last thirty days. This clearly
shows that the good news in Kansas is
rapidly spreading over the eastern states.
Col Isaac SchilIabarger, a prominent
ca pitalist OF Decatur, III, is in the city,
stopping at the Carey. The gentleman is
an old acquaintance and friend of Mayor
Carey and Hon. A ". Oliver. OF this city,
aud talks of investing in Wichita real
estate
Norris Jetty aud Miss Minnie Moroe stole
a march on their friends yesterday and
were quietly married Jetey has & home
already. which IS nicely furnished. and he
and his wife Will at once take up their
abode there. Many friends viii wish ttem
a happy journey through life.
Oh. Pitkia, representing the Finzer
Bros. tobacconists of Louisville. Kentucky
was in the city last night. He reports
that the harvest viii begin next week
about Anthony, Kansas, He anticipates
an immense fall trade a. money viii be
plentiful after the great harvest.
The active members of the Wichita Ger
man Turnverein gave ball AZ their hail on
South Main street last evening which was
largely attended Although the evening
was quite warm. the hall being well veati |
lated. most enjoyable time was had The |
affair was voted 4 success By those present. /
Mrs. 4. c. Crume ard children left over /
the Frisco last night for BgOomheld. hy., |
where thew viii spend the Summer with |
relatives Mrs. Crane and one % he- /
little daughters had net recovered from
the effects OF the grip. wAieA they were |
attacked by last winter, and this trip was 1
recommended By their physician
w. Do5soa. VIE aad daughter ara il |
the ctr. The gentleman 5 sheriff ot /
Barber county 4ad reports the prospects !
great in his parts he thinks JA2s this 4
will be the greatest wheat crop Kansas /
has ever produced Mrs and Mss Dooson /
are en- route east, whsre tbev VIII spead 4
the summer.
\ reception AID banquet was given % /
Rev. Eugene Shipper last n gnt. n the /
hall on South Water street Tie Looos 1
club san- some very beautiful selections /
Recstacions by Mrs. DR.. Furley and Miss /
Packer were highly appreciated About /
I5o guests were present and report a en-
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