The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

Wiimans left last evening for Dubuque.
Ia, TO spend few weeks camping aud
fishing. Mrs. Wilmans will go east before
she returns, and bus her faH stock q
millinery.
Mrs. l. Carter, nee Anne Kaufman, has
returned 10 her husband and home IN
Iowa, after visit of several weeks TO
Wichita, she having been called here by
the late illness OF Mis- l. :. Carter, who
is nearly or quite recovered.
The returns from the county on the
ql"s' ion of uniformity of text books are
arriving slowly. aud show, 20 Tar, sixty
SIX districts in favor. twelve against, SIX
not voting aud seventy eight 10 hear from.
The Result can not be predicted.
The staff of instructors for Paramount
institute has been completed by the cleo
ton OF VIM. II. Isely TO the chair o! math-
eInatic- aud natural sciences Mr.. lseiy l.
al graduate OF . lava university, aud has
taken "A postgraduate course at Harvard.
The Method lists have discoveredin Cap
tain Lee, OF the Salvation army. son o.
one Of their famous pioneer missionaries
TO the Indians, the scene OF his labor hay
ing been in Oregon forty TO Nifty years
ago. Mr.. Lee, the father, Is now 80 Years
oil age.
a message was received yesterday from
Michigan, stating hat Samuel Tim him of
GG5 south Water street, had died suddenly
there. Mr.. Iimblin worked with Reck-
meyer * Giles and WAS good man. His
lie wa> insured in Wichita lodge Nc. -
A. o. L. w.
Mr. John ". Dalton aud Mr. Bion
Hutcbins, or Punca City. called yesterday.
These gentlemen had been on; 10 King
man. Beth gentlemen have uuQuestioued
faith in the future of P0nca, which is
growing and is one Of the best towns Of
Oklahoma.
Assistant Postmaster Richard Kelly of
Kiowa, was N the city last night and
visited the EAGLE print shop, where he
worked last year, 10 shake hands with the
boys. Dick Is one of the bright and rising
young men of the southwest aud as q
postal official is gilt-edged.
Mrs. T. f. Shaffer and baby Lloyd re-
turned yesterday from two weeks visit
with friends at kiugman, and report a
good time, having BEEN entertained at
dianers, plcnics, etc, by the hospitsble
peopls OF that city who understand We'll
how TO welcome their friends.
The poultry exhibit at the fair will be
promoted bv the Poultry association of
Wichita. Parties from all over the state
auG from other states are daily asking for
space. The State Poultry association has
promised large exhibit. +. w. Hitch
COCK OF Greenleat has been selected as eE-
pert judge.
Next Wednesday evening. August II,
the Willing Workers OF the Emporia Ave
hue Baptist church, will give n rainbow
lawn social at the corner of Lawrence and
Eleventh street A number of rhetorical
selections Will be rendered. after which ice
Cream and cake will be served with mu
steal accompaniment.
". J. 4. Montgomery, the superintend-
ent of the United States Indian schools at
Darlington, has removed his family, con-
sisting of Mrs. NJ. and six children, to
Wichita. Their home for the next year
will be on South Lawrence, No. 400. This
Is Professor Ms annual vacation and he
has been in the city the past two or three
DAYS, his schools not opening until the
latter part of this month. Mr.. MontsOm-
cry Is an old Kansas editor, formerly with
the Clay Center Times, aud was Demo-
cratic candidate for secretary of state on
the ticket with Moonlight several years