The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-21

Mr.. S. Z. Hennine, lieutenant-colonel
division of Kansas Sons of Veterans, re-
turned Yesterday TO his home at Salina.
Mr.. Henning started the movement now
being made TO organize a camp at this
place.
John c. Lloyd of Utica. Neb, a brother
of our fellow townsman, is visiting Wlch-
tia and in call yesterday announced that
he was here to look the situation over with
"A view of removing here and going into
business
Division Superintendent A. 81. Webb OF
the Missouri Pacific has been in the city
for the past week, personally superintend-
ing the run OF excursion trains. He says
it was the bigges. excursion he ever han
died on this division.
Dr. David Winters and wife have re-
turned from a six weeks trip TO New
York, Philadelphia, Canada, ETC., and DR..
Winters will preach at the First Presby-
terrain church this morning.
Messrs. William Fleming and George
Chatfeld, two of the most worthy and
prominent young men of College Hill will
leave in few days for Chicago, from
whence they will go to Evanston to attend
college the coming year.
Miss Mabel Aver and Miss Lilly Nichols
entertained A few friends at Barnes q
Newcomb's music rooms yesterday with
some very sweet music. Miss Mabel is
very fine pianist and Miss Lilly plays the
violin sweetly and with much expression.
Marriage licenses were issued to John Il.
Dobbs and Cora B. Marsh, E. E. Walter
and Arabella Hope, and Walter B. Joslin
and Vinni Clark. The latter couple were
married by Probate Judge Buckner at the
residence of Mrs. George Williams of
West Ninth street.
Miss Lizzie Patton of the Globe store
with her mother leaves today for Emporia,
Hartford and Neosha Rapids for a weeks
visit. They will return some time in Sep
TENDER Miss Lizzie is well known as one
of Wichita's most affable and accomplish
ed salesladies and has host of friends who
will wish her happy vacation.
The house of Mr.. Andreas on College
while the family were away. The thieves
emptied all the bureau drawers and ran
sacked the house from top to bottom, but
fortunately did not find the valuables.
The police say they have good clue to the
guilty parties.
The base ball game was called at the
fourth inning on account of the rain, the
score then standing to in favor OF
Leavenworth. There was large number
of ladies present and they all took refuge
in the neighboring houses during the
storm. The Hutchinson team will Oe
here this afternoon, and no doubt it will
be a first-class game of ball.
Mr.. J. H. Pinkerton of Florida, d half
brother of NJ. W. Coulter, lately deceased,
who has been here several days looking
after that estate, called yesterday. Mr.
Pinkertou, who is collector OF United
States customs at Cedar Reyes. in his talk
of political matters said that no electoral
ticket would be put up by the Republic
cans. that in short Republicans were dis
franchised TO all intents and purposes.
The Stahl & Gathers Cigar company are
here Twenty families in all and six car
loads of goods arrived in the city Friday
night. Yesterday was busy day with
them, securing residences and moving and
fixing for living. This is rightly estimated
a most valuable acquisition TO the Peerless
Princess and it cannot but prove protta-
bic move for the enterprising firm.
Toll will
ember 9TH with an increased number Of
pupils. Everything has been arranged in
tip top style for the reception of the young
ladies and the Sister Superior is much
elated over the prospects for the coming
year. This academy is unsurpassed in the
state for its thoroughness and the delight
full environments surrounding and attrac-
ting the pupils
c. p. Mitchell of Caldwell was in the
city last night renewing acquaintance
and shaking hands with his friends. Mr..
Mitchell is on his way to Kansas City to
attend the big Knights of Pythias en-
campment. He is in the employ of the
United States postoffice department and
travels considerable. and says that he be-
lieves that this will be one of the greatest
gatherings ever held west of Chicago.
D. A. Nickerson of Ninnescah township,
the Republican candidate for county com
missioner in the western district was here
yefterday taking in the reunion and shak-
ing hands with his many friends from over
the county. Mr.. Nickersou is successful
farmer, has raised about 5000 bushels of
corn this year, and has 5000 bushels of
wheat for this years crop. He farms in
the Minnesota valley.
Frank Moon, a successful farmer OF
Rockford township, with r. Q. Snyder.
another of the same class, was here yester-
dav taking in the reunion. Both are old
settlers in the county and have made a
success in farming in Sedgwick county.
They were mingling with the old boys at
the park and bidding them goodby.
DR.. Reed of Ellsworth county was here
all of the week visiting his old friend and
comrade J. J. Williams DR.. Reed was q
gallant soldier in the war. He is an extern
sive farmer and stock raiser in Ellsworth
county. He is "stuck on" this valley, and
speaks highly of the reunion, which he
pronounces the most successful and best
attended of any reunion ever held in Kan
sas DR.. Reed saws Wichita is hummer.
l. II. Shively, the Republican nominee
for representative of this district, was bit
ten in the side by a mad dog Tuesday fore
noon at his farm. Use dog which went
mad was farm dog and general pet. He