The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-30

Miss Coudert VeaZy is undoubtedly
the belle Of Sandy Mush this season. To
see her moisten her pink finger and
paste one of our large purple top or low
dwarf aeas is well worth a seasick and
choppy ride over the nebular and gum
my roads of Buncombe county. Her re-
ported engagement to Mr.. George Van
derbilt and other celebrated men of
9uncombe county was denied by Miss
Weary almost before the report started.
She viii remain here till frost, and pos
sibly conduct a Delsarte class for the
colored people of Gethseminy.
Miss Pearl Pffooffer is summering at
the Blue River House, east of Monroe
Glasscock's place and west Of the Swan
anoa river. She appeared yesterday
evening IN a tennis suit and climbed a
sourwood tree twenty-seven feet high
She is wearing this season q navy blue
Isle thread hose, with ornate alarm
clocks On same. Miss Pffooffer is great
favorite at her home in East Hypochon-
dria, Fla. Her mother is with her, and
thoughtlessly told us this in an unguard-
ed moment.
MIR Plum Levi, the Patton avenue
prince of BARRIERS, spent week with US
recently, bringing his family Plum
has made almost a national reputation
as a prompt and painless post mortem
barber.
Miss Clandestine Wartz met up with
a serious accident while riding Monroe
Tushmaker's claybank mare Emulsion
l.. 10 e. 80
Mount Busbee, on the Hendersonville
road, and it seemed like the mare sat
down on a chinkopin burr by the road
side to think over her past life and pass
resolutions regarding her policy for the
future Maddened by the pain, the
spirited animal, with dilated nostrils
and erect tail. lashing it ever and anon
to and fro across her chest and stomach,
undertook to climb a curly poplar tree
with her shoes on. She had not, there
fore, assembled more than twenty feet
with her young mistress when she lost
her grip and fell the entire distance,
falling on her fair burden and bursting
her surclngle cher own surcingle, we
meanl Miss WartZ was greatly shocked,
and as soon as possible pushed the I'M
wieldy brute off. as 1t was lying across
her chest at the time. Miss Wartz is
one of the best equestrian riders of South
Tincture, Ala, but says that where the
horses are mostly prehensile and people
have to climb trees to get around a mud
hole it is time to call a halt.
Apropos of the afore item, Mr.. Recon-
pense Stillwagon laid on our table yes
terday a dead colt, for which he viii
please accept thanks 1t only lived
few days, he said, but is a most peculiar
formation. Mr.. Stillwagon says that he
has seen & number of these anomalies
within the past few years, which shows,
rs he goes on to state. that the North
Carolina horse is gradually changing to
meet the demands of his surroundings
Special attention is attracted toward the
tail, which is like that of the oposSum,
enabling the animal to hang by it from
tree while the wagon is being drawn
from the road, or possibly to swing from
bough to bough where the roads are i'm
passable Mr.. Stillwagon says that the
time is not far distant when no one will
use the roads al all Many do not use
them already THE time is coming, he
claims, when the Buncombe county road
viii only be used by people who have
been stung Nothing is so soothing TO a
sting as mud, he says, and some day
when you see man sitting in the road |
uP to his armplts you will know that he |
has been recently stang and is engaged |
in applying one of our justly celebrated |
roads 10 himself
Miss Phoebe Beebe. of Csesar's Head. |
was at the dance here night before last. |
and did not miss a dance She danced
almost exclusively with her escort |
who. it is understood, is doing chores |
for his board at her fathers place. She |
was unusually gay, and rather chaffed /
some of her lady friends who had no l
ready company Miss Beebe was well |
dressed, and looked hike she was doll.
She wore long angel sleeves, which
hung down like the wet narrative of a
baby elephant. The floor manager said |
she was IS light on the floor as anybody /
be ever see, and as plquant as all get |
out She went home about 2 o'clock.
saying as she rode away on ner lathe
gray palfrey, followed by her escor
and a young colt. that she reckoned SD,
would be all played out in the morning
as she had sweat like butcher all the
evening Her silvery laughter rang on
rs she rode away. She is the pet OF
everybody here. She was at Sarategs
slast season and received good notices
Mere also.