The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-28

There are two large handsome fell
lows in the city trying to work the
town on an advertising scheme. The
merchants might as well throw the
money in the sewer for all the benefit
hey NAV get frnp, choir scheme.
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DR.. j. II. Goddard of Sedgwick, Kan,
has sent the following mares to the
Jewett farm to be bred as follows:
Pap's Flaxen. to Patchen Wilkes. $3.50:
Winneford. TO Patchen Wilkes, $3.50;
Alice, to Bonnie Boy, 6iGI; Josephine,
TO Minnesota.
Mr. j. D. Hutchings returned yester-
day from a two or three weeks trip
TO Indiana via Chicago. He reports a
backward, dry and discouraging
spring in Indiana and in Illinois, but
central Missouri with plenty of rain
and looking well. He found but one
political issue, and that silver.
The many friends of DIR. Giles Davis
IN the city will be gratified to know OF
his convalescence and good prospect
for speedy recovery A private letter
10 q friend on the West Side states
that the doctor has so far recovered
that he has left of the use of medicines
and has gained fifteen pounds in flesh
within the past three weeks.
Senator Ed O'Bryan left Wichita
this morning for his future home in
st. Louis. Ed says he has enjoyed his
eight years residence in Wichita The
flfst law work he ever did in this city
was TO close a business house. and
strange to say the last thing he did
yesterday was to close another, and
that is the kind of work he never liked.
The Knights Templar will be in
wichita May IA in force, and ii is ex-
pected that the finest parade ever seen
in Wichita will be witnessed at that
time 1t is desired that all the bust
ness houses on Main street and Doug
las avenue shall decorate on that oc-
casion. Oscar Barnes will give all
necessary information in regard TO the
decorations.
Peter, Noel. a well-known member of
the bridge gang on the Santa Fe rail-
road, had the misfortune TO break his
wrist yesterday, and the doctors be-
lieve that it will be necessary to am
putate his arm, as the small bones
were badly crushed Mr.. Noel resides
on the West Side. and has large fam
ily- His misfortune is greatly de-
plored by his fellow workmen, who
hold him in high regard. He was at
work on bridge near Wellington
when the accident occurred.
Yesterday afternoon the plpils Of the
Eighth grade, Washington school, par
season. They met at the school house
at 1880 and proceeded to the fair
grounds to witness the field day exer-
cises. A very good time was reported.
Those who rode We're Messrs. Rogers.
Lampl, Rogers, Babb, Lampl. Van
dyne. Lampl and Hornaday. and
Misses Hermie Price, Emma Horna-
day. Emma Schalliere, Gertrude Burns.
Vera Taft. Bessie Eaton. Anna Casey,
Viola Figley, Florence Eye, Clara
OFT and Brooks.
There will be rally of the friends
of the Y. NJ. c. a. at the Y. NJ c. A.
auditorium this afternoon at o'clock
All young and old ladies and gentle
men are invited, and all members of
the canvassing committees are espe-
cially urged to be present. II is hoped
to have reports of progress from some
or the canvasSers, and to discuss in
very formal way the canvass and its
encouraging or diScouraging features,
If any. 1t will be the aim to freely
consider the situation, and strive to
furnish any information that may be
desired to secure successful work. A
full attendance is urged.