The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-06

months, have returned 20 the city and will
reside at 81 North Topeka.
Judge s. L. Barrett was slightly injured
yesterday morning IN attempting TO board
a moving street ear. The muscles OF his
back were somewhat wreucEed.
The ladies of the Central Christian
church gave picnic at GrIswold park yes
terday Afternoon which was largely at
tended 10 the delight OF all participating.
Mrs james Ho IBIS. who has been suffer
ing from hayi NJ run a nail entirely
through her foot ten days age, Is rapidly
recovering, all fears OF teIaDns being now
removed
J. c. Wingert, formerly chief clerk of the
Dold Packing company has moved with
his family to Kansas City, having been
transferred TO d similar position IN the
company's works there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deuuow of South
Wichita street are Borrowing over the
death of their little fifteen months baby
boy yesterday. They have the sympathy
OF their numerous friends.
Miss Clara Brown returned last night
from Newton where she has been attend
irg ihe state Sunday school convention OF
the Congregational churches, as a dele
gate from the Olivet church.
Mrs Marietta Triplett, died at her home
in the Zimmerly building last evening.
She suffered long and patiently with InAt
dreadful disease consumption. Notice Of
the funeral will be given later.
c. Oldfather, living sixteen miles north
west OF Wichita, sent In a sample OF apples
yesterday that were as big as small water
melons. 1t was as fine sample of that
fruit as has ever been seen in this valley.
The Neodesha excursion has been set
for September IS. The Pets will go over
and viii give the baseball nine OF that
town "A touch Of high life. Two oil wells
viii be 'shot" for the edihcation OF the
eXcurslonists.
". p. Bishop will start today for Hot
Springs, Ark. He has been afflicted for
year ana half with in1iammatOry
Rheumatism. and for almost year has
been entirely helpless. He will be accom-
panied by his wife.
Eggleston and Garfield posts, G.. A r,
have taken iuitiatory steps toward the
holding of reunion for Sedgwick and
surrounding counties. The reunion Is TO
be held early next month Ia one of the
parks of this city, and viii continue about
four days.
A garnishment suit was begun in the
district court yesterday by Samuel {. Da-
Wis d Co, against y. kaIZ Tor the recov-
cry Of s., % for goods sold and dellv-
cred. The proceedings are directed against
the mortgages who have possession OF the
hatz stock of goods.
The State Fair association Office was be-
sieged all day yesterday with applicants
for privileges and at the present rate OF
disposal the supply will soon be exhausted
The rush was so great that Mr. Hewey was
obliged to defer his visit,to Baxter Springs,
Secretary Irwin Is still too III 10 be at his
office
A committee OF the Periclesian society
will meet Friday evening at the home of
Miss Rhea Woodman for the purpose Of
reorganiZlng the society and making ar
engagements to continue its work during
the coming year. New features will be
added aud the society Is 70 be equipped for
even better work than in past years.
Captain Burgess is in receipt OF letter
from Professor Shull at SIJka. Alaska,
which Is fit 10 create stampede to that
country in view of the Professors eloquent
description of the Climate OF that far of
isle. The days are delicious!y warm anS
the nights delightfully."- cool, while ltu-
Suage fails him in attempting TO describe
the grandeur of the scenery.
Clarence Smiths little boys instituted
fire department, chief and all, yesterday
morning. They were PLAYING with matches
IL the back yard where some baled hay
was piled up and they set fire TO the hay.
A glorious. roaring cOnfaCratiOn was tue
result. \ board fence was set on fire but
the children retained their presence Of
mind and trained the garden hose on the
pile ald extinguished the flames Ia a short
time.
The last examination OF the year for APP
plicants for city teachers certificates Will
be held in the city normal departIn eut at
the city building Friday aud Saturday.
beginning at O'clock. All teachers OF
the city schools whose certificates have eX-
pred or who do not hold city certificates.
viii be required to take this examination.
II is also open to any WHO may desire To
takeit. A fee OF one dollar Is required and
applicants must furnish stationary.