The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-08
came home" hoping CT course he might
strike a funeral and cheer up little


strike funeral and cheer up little.
All the girls who dida't get an invitation
to the ''hay ride' are Of the opinion that
hay rides are lust awful"
Kansas City Gazette: Down at Wichita
they are discussing the subject of gall
Good place for the discussion.
1t is said that Ralph Niederlander after
long diligent search has at last been able
to find word that rhymes with
spooney."
Topeka Journal: Mrs. Lease is an or
dained preacher in the Christian church.
She was asked to preach sermon in the
Christian church At Hope. Kan, on Easter
Sunday She complied and delivered a
semi political address. The religious part
of the discourse was a denunciation Of the
ministers as class, for lack OF courage to
attack the great evils that are affecting
mankind.
4 young lady who is in love with a
young man some years her Junior refused
to go to party this week because he was
not invited
Topeka journal: The new city hall at
Wichita was opened Saturday night with
appropriate ceremonies. 1t is the finest
building 0f its character in the state, be-
ing built Of fine quality Of stone and fire
proof throughout, its principal tower
standing 1876 feet above the basement. The
entire cost. including furniture. was up
ward of $4,000, surprising the govern
ment building, which stands on an oppo-
site corner, costing 500. 600. Excepting
the county court house, the city hall is the
most imposing building in the city.
Wichita has one of the best Sunday pa
pers in the west-the Mirror. The remin-
scent articles by Kos Harris are valua-
bic feature of late, and the paper is i'm
proved in many other ways.
Sterling Gazette: A medical association
met in Wichita on Tuesday, and the State
Undertakers' society met in the same
place Wednesday. The one, as usual, be-
gan where the other cleft off"
There were ten couples in the HAY
ride and it was so enjoyable that they
are talking of another.
Preston Plaindealer: They have florist
in Wichita appropriately named Rose.
One of the Oklahoma papers says the
chief trouble with Bob Sweets acting is
his Indifference
Pratt Times: Victor Murdoch is prob
ably the most versatile OF ali the young
writers. This is perhaps owing to the fact,
that his hair is a brighter red than Win
Whites.
Hypatia moved into its new quarters in
the Fletcher block, Monday.
Oklahoma Times-Journal: There was
good deal of talk yesterday concerning the
excellence of the rendition of the Pirates
of Penzance" and comparing it with the
Bells of Bonneville" recently gwen in this
city, by home talent, and the concensns of
opinion was, well, with all due Difference
to our Wichita friends and having thor
ough appreciation of their excellent work,
the opinion was that Oklahoma City's en-
tertainment compared very favoraoly with
it and was fully as good in every respect
One of the young men in the Pirates ex-
cursion presented young lady with Okla
bona City and Guthrie souvenir spoons.
Sunday Mirror: Society has been very
quiet this week for some cause or other.
Perhaps Henrietta dampened the ardor of
the 400" when she refused TO recognize
some mem DefS OF Jne SeIeCt, anu now bney,
in return, refuse to entertain.
One of the members of the Pirates COM
pany says that several young ladies who
seldom go out in Wichita society proved to
be the bellies of the Guthrie ball.
Sunday Mirror: The heart-smasher &C
cording to Mother Grundy, is wearing
hat several sizes larger than he did before
last Sunday.
Contributed by member of the 'Pi-
rates" company: "a certain member OF
the Pirates OF Penzance" company de-
cided not to go at the last moment to Ok
lahoma. The cause has since been learned
and it seems that another young man was
the disturbing element Fearing that his
would be lessened by two days
absence, he concluded to remain at home.
Too bad! for the Moon would have
shone just as bright had he gone.
A Guthrie young man is said to have
cut out all our Pirates and Po-
icemen at the ball in that city.