The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-04

lernen. called yesterday. The party will
go down TO Cowley county this morn
| ing. Several Of the gentlemen are ac-
companied by their wives.
In harmony with the occasion and
as sort of reflex Of his patriotic unc-
ton, PARROT, the wall paper man at rs
North Main street. has his show win
dows decorated today with wall paper
| in the national colorS. The designs are
hand work. and the effect is very pleas
| ing.
Two citizens became warm under the
collars yesterday over the difference in
opinion as to the amount Of corn Kan
sas would raise this year. One claimed
seven million, the other three million
bushels. a million or so bushels of corn
cuts no particular figure in Kansas
when IL starts in to raise good crop of
corn.
Professor Montgomery, deputy Of the
Indian schools a Reno is taking his an
nual vacation. with his family in this
city the schools being closed for the
summer. Rosa Whiteface and Lulu
Blind and all the rest Of the fair In
dian naidens are still alive and happy,
none of them up 10 date having been
traded to old bucks for bronchos.
Dr.. S. w Richmond is now at Santa
Monica. "the city by the sea'-Califor-
MIA, where he will attend a national
spirituaiiSt camp meeting which opens
in few days. SO he informs the Eagle
by letter. The G. A. R., OF California
is TO meet al that same place and time
for an encampment. Until the Goth the
Doctors address will be Los Angeles
Harry Gordon returned from Indiana
last night. He visited his mother in
that state but was unweil and on ad-
vice Of his physician gave up attend
ing the Republican clubs meeting at
Cleveland, o. Mr.. Gordon said he
knew Kansas was we'll represented
anyhow and he was not needed He
says business is reviving in Indiana.
Judge and Mrs. Sluss and Mrs.
Thomas will chaperone bevy of young
people to the Walnut next week. The
Jessie Kendale. Myrtle Sluss, Howard
Wheeler, Ben Anawalt and Roy Bone.
The funeral of the late ]. F. Brad
shaw will take place at 1870 O'Clock
this morning from the residence of G..
H. Hatfield. 1906 Jackson avenue.
Some Of the Second Regiment hand
boys said last night that they had Sc
cured more musicians and that the
band would divide today. part going
70 Haysville and the balance had been
secured by the merchants to. furnish
Douglas avenue. There are thirty
men in the Second Regiment band and
by securing a little help they can make
two good bands.
The ladies of the Degre of Honor
have prepared a most enjoyable enter
tainment for this evening in Zeininger
h II on North Market street. 4 de-
lightful program of dances under the
direction of Prof. Will Ford has been
arranged and that prince of artistic
music. Prof. Blume, will furnish the mu
sic. Cool drinks will be served during
the evening and every detail attended
TO to make the occasion charming.
Visiting members of the A. o. L. W.,
and Degree of Honor in the city are
especially invited.
There called yesterday evening Hon.
NJ. 3. Reber. editor of the Charleston,
West Virginia, Daily Star-Tribune.
Mr.. r., was returning from the north
west Pacific coast, and Mrs. Lloyd Il.
Ferrill being a cousin, he had dropped
down to visit her and see what this
spot on the globe looked like. In talk
ing over the newspaper business and
the newspapers of Kansas, Mr.. Reber
paid the Eagle a compliment by saying
that 1t was the only Kansas paper ever
heard of at the capital of West Vir-
ginia.