The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-18
BECOMING TOO PERSONAL.
Saucy Snap Shots Taken by Our Friends, the
Enemy.

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From the Chicago Tribune.
At this distances it looks as il Mr.. La
bouchere were trying TO be the Mrs
Lease OF English politics.
| From The Council Grove Repubican.
| According to rbe EAGLE, Wichita beef
may not be what it should be. but why
| beef about it? We understand that pork
Is all right, SO there is no squeai there.
From the Milan Press.
Wichita has secured the state fair. To
peka had better look we'll to her laurels oil
| Princess will be walking away with the
state capital next.
From the Kansas CITY star.
The people Of Wichita are so indifferent
about repenting of their sins that they
don't even knock off on taffy pulls and
surprise parties during Lent.
From the ST. Louis Pos:-Dispatch.
They do not take hold of things readily
| there" says Mrs. Lease, describing Chi
cago. Evidently Mary Ellen did not 90
| out on the street with her pocketbook
while she was in the city.
From the Salina Republican.
The Enterprise Journal speaks of Mai.
Morrill, of Wichita" Marsh Murdoch
| will please respond to that toast-MurdOck
10 have choice OF weapons.
From the Topeka Journal
IL was Wichita young man who. on be-
Ing asked how he liked Tam hauser," said
he always preferred "Pabst."
From the SedgwIck Paragraph.
Wichita must have good many candi-
dates for honors at the Salvation Army
soup bouse, Judging by the way the audi
eace yells soup" ct the timid lad who
comes out to light the foOtlighrs at the
Crawford.
From the Kansas City star.
A more buoyant tendency has prevailed
10 Wichita since the publication in the
Live Stock Indicator of double-column
engraving OF a prominent hOg-grower of
that city.
From the Fort Scott Monitor.
A Wichita woman bought into society
and was very much disappointed at the
quality of goods delivered by the four
hundred of the Peerless Princess.
From the Ashland journal
Wichita will build an auditorium and
grasping, hoggish Topeka will get few
chances to rob the people by eXorbitant
days.
From the Kansas City Star.
The Wichita EAGLE adjusts its patriotic
outlet to Mrs. Lease and Governor Lew
cling rather than disavow anything that
belongs to the peerless Princess"
From the Peabody Graphic.
The Wichita aerial auditorium is now
mile high.
From the Kansas City Gazette.
The people of Kansas could gladly have
forgiven ArtZ his little shortage in the adj
jutant generals office if be had not nomi-
mated Lewelling at Wichita.
From the Wellington Mail.
Il is thought when Wichita gets that
auditorium the soup houses will go.
From the Pratt Times
Wichita has a candidate for congress
and a candidate for congress-
man from the Seventh district. That's
the trouble with the Peerless-she always
goes after the earth aud too often runs into
a hedge fence.
From the Peabody Graphic.
It's no wonder the Arkansas river
roared when IL is accused OF swelling and
frothing and foaming in turbid tide
around the islands and about aud over the
sand bars on Saturday and Sunday.
That's next thing to a drunk in Wichita.
From the Sedgwick Paragraph.
Mrs. Lease has been to New York and
delivered her lecture at Cooper Union
From the reports in the Sun and World it
agog. The reports speak CT her rs
western product" call her the female
from Kansas" and have
much to say of her wonderful voice, all Of
which caused the Wichita EAGLE to ex-
pand its wings only to drop crestfallen,
when the World referred to her home in
The little town of Wichita.
Miss Lucille Skinner gave birthday
party to u number of her young friends,
afternoon. The Slime was
pleasantly spent with games and refresh
ments About o'clock string band
arrived and furnished lively music for the
merry little party. who danced and skip
ped until their rosy cheeks were all aglow.
The youthful merrymakers included:
Naurma Harris, Jene Ross, Maude Hess.
Lottie Hess, Bu]a Creditor. Leota Ault,
John Eldridge. Mabel Eldridge, Bobbie
Oliver, Cornie Ludlam, Lulu Porter, Leah
Porter, Walter Heacock, Ab,ie Nirdliuger,
Hazel Nirdlinger, Lucy Lewis, Phillip
Lewis. Fodie Stanley, Lock Davidson,
Lucy Biting. Potts, Potts. Florence Bit |
ing. Carol Biting. Rena Neiderlander.
Bessie Neiderlander. Ridgley Thomas,
Bessie Allen, Opal Street, Edgar Street. |
Warren Oldham, Gordon Oldham, Edith |
Charles Smythe, Jr.. Clayton Ross, Louise !
Hattie Stanley. Mildred Mof- |
it, Christie Campbell. RUDY Royse, Nina |
Allen, Arthur Spalton. Matte WIngard, |
Iuy Levy. SedSie Levy, Ethel Hewey, !
Brant Hewey. Maud Majors. Morris Ma |
ors. Florine Jacks. Mary Biting, Clar- |
,nce Roll, Roll Murdoch, Jr., Carrie |
Harden, linda Morgan, john Morgan,
Fannie Oliver.
a. NJ. Carr spent Saturday in Colwich
IN cycle business