The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-19

The three months old boy of James
and Mrs. Smozer. died yesterday of
summer complaint.
Mr.. Wilkins the landscape gardner at
the court house, has made the lawn
look like a garden.
Wendal Mclaughlin is taking his
vacation in the mountains of Colorado.
He Will be home this week.
Wichita barely escaped a great SEN
sation day before yesterday by the ar
rival Of the woman in the case.
c. j. Cali having disposed of his busi-
ness, will go with his family in a few
days to York state for a summers visit
The remains of F. Williams. the boy
who was killed at Augusta Wednes-
day night, were brought home last
night.
Mrs. D. Hays and daughter. Mrs. A.
Hess and children and Mrs. Krailsheim-
er have returned from their visit at
Newton.
DR.. McCless and his copmany of nim-
rods went out into the country yester-
day and came home with a fine string
of plover.
The probate court appointed C. H.
Smith administrator of the Helen H.
Carleton estate. He qualified and filed
d Doilu IOr SS,Uub.
John Ball of Caldwell was in the city
yesterday, and he said they had corn
fields down there that look like immense
palm tree forest.
a Motion was heard in the probate
court yesterday praying for the re-
moval of J. II. Whitney as admins
traitor of the Zebediah Ward estate.
G. 3. Chapman, Sr. OF the dry goods
nj 'hG.rA oil lrar t1a
quite indisposed for several days-con-
fined to his room and bed part Of the
time.
Hon. Dunn Wilkinson. editor Of the
Ellinwood Advocate and postmaster of
the same town, is in the city, visiting
with his friend Colonel w. E. Hutt-
mann.
Mr.. Jack Ensloe and Charles DUTY
Moorehous are contemplating a trip
down the Arkansas and Mississippi
TO New Orleans. They will go in a
fat-boat Of their own make.
The Baker Grocery Company. sue
coed c. J. Call at the old Heron corner.
opposite the Carey. East Douglas. The
new house,. T. Baker, manager-will
make a strong bid for business.
Mrs. Emma Hammock sued her hus-
band, Charles F. Hammock, yesterday
two children. The cause alleged is
abandonment and failure TO support.
NJ. B. Pemberton of Pratt county was
a visitor yesterday. He says that his
section of the state has been visited
by immense rains during the past four
weeks. and as a result the corn crop
looks fine.
DR.. Winters has left the city to be
absent four weeks. He will spend his
well-earned vacation visiting the prin-
cipal points of interest in Colorado.
His pulpit will be ably supplied during
his absence.
The fire department was called out
yesterday morning TO put out what was
supposed to be a fire in the steam laun-
dry at the corner of First and Market.
1t was no fire at all, simply steam that
escaped by reason of pipe bursting.
Deputy Constable Mercer served
warrant sworn out by Oscar Felix be-
fore Justice Jones. charging Chris
Spellman with disturbing his peace
The constable made the arrest, but
Spellman gave bond for his appearance
al the trial, to be held Saturday next.
The regular mo- thly luncheon given
by the ladies of the Central Christian
church will be held at the residence of
Mrs. /. W. Gill. 1918 University avenue,
TINS afternoon from 10 CLOCK.
Ladies are requested TO furnish nap
kins, plate. knife and spoon. Every
body invited.
BY one of those strange mistakes
which sometimes creep into the columns
of the best regulated newspapers, the
Eagle of Tuesday, in the interview with
Judge Frank Dale of Olahamo, substi-
tuted the name of Professor Montgom-
edy Of the Arapahoe Indian school, for
that Of Professor Murdaugh, of the Ok
lahamo Agricultural college. causing
the former no little annoyance, for
which the Eagle is. of course. regretful