The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-30

issued on a complaint against her fol
disturbing the peace. She lives nIne miiec
in the country.
The travelling men who are laying NJ
for that pulled up .H1ichinsou bsse bal
nine Will practice aC 3:30 Saturday after
noon at the grounds south OF The Wichitd
& Western TRACK.
". B. Smoke has been elected principa,
of the Clearwater schools TO NIL the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
Charles Mackey, upon MS nomination 70.
county superintendent.
The SUNDAY schools Of the four Con
gregaiioual churcAes Of this city will hold
a unio1 picnic at GriSwO!d park Saturday
afternoon. The schools Will meet at
o'clock at the Plymouth church.
William Papvs aud his daughters.
Misses Amy and Alice, who were thrown
from buggy IN "a runaway Tuesday even
Ing. were fortunately net 50 seriously IN
iured as Was a; first apprehendsd.
Misses Nellie aud Irene Jones of st.
Louis who have besn visiting their sister,
Mrs. Gavin Spencer. leave today for their
home They nave large circle OF frIends
here who sincerely regret their departure.
Morgan Cox. one of the pioneer hotel
men Of Wichita, but now Of Arkansas
City, was in town yesterday visiting old
friends who We're glad TO see him. Mr.
Cox Is now with the Fifth Avenue lOte! at
Arkansas City.
The half yearly business meeting of the
German Eyangeiic Young Peoples society
viii take place tonight at the German
EvangelIc CHURCH. Some important bust
hess as ;he election OF new officers, etc, is
on the program.
George w. Kent and FloYd Steenrod.
both graduates from the EAGLE, have Just
issued nice, clean. spicy weekly news
paper at Corning. Arkansas A little kan-
sss enterprise. sucn as the boys possess,
Will not hurt Arkansaw.
Thieves entered the yard al the residence
Of Mrs John Berry, corner of Fourth ave-
nue. and William street, early yesterday
morning aud Stole lot of clothing from
the line and a large basket of vegetables.
There Is no clue TO the guilty parties.
Captain Cannon and Lieutenant Martin
of Company h, and sumner Carver. chief
trumpeter, all of the Second regiment,
were present at the inspection oi Company
\ last night. The two former banned are
of Howard, and the last named OF Vel
ington.
Harry G. Hammond of the Canton Iron
Bridge Works or Canton, o., i IN the city
looking after the interest OF his company
in this vicinity. Harry is Wichita boy
duNA ID n NCl1 -ctilet duA HbpdA@A sNtAH =
man. He Is considered by the company
as one or the best men on tae road.
a. Grail, one of the prominent business
meu of Wellington, WAS In town yesterday
on a flying business trip. He said that the
corn crop of Sumner county was very short
but that the wheat crop was good. He
SAYS he looks for crops next year that Will
be as abundant any ever produced ia
Kansas.
A bird of the sort commonly known as
the ''kIldre" snipe attracts the attention
of the visitor TO Shoemaker * Miller
drug store. Gerald No,k, OF the Kansas
Newspaper Union, Was out shooting on
the river few days ago aud caught the
bird, which was only slightly wounded.
He brought it in aud turned it over 10 Mr.
Shoemaker, vino allows 10 the liberty Of
the store. IL eau Do approached quite
nearly, hut will not allow itself 10 he
touched. This Is the first Tee Jrded il
stance of the domesticafiou OF his Ion. :
legged obstreperOusness, the 'kiidee
sulDe.