The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-25


geon's college in London and that tbs
. former formerly preached at Rominy
chapel. Lynch declares that Jesse ha:
always borne a good reputation.
CITY IN BRIEF.
Nearly an inch of rain fell at this
point yesterday morning.
license to wed has been granted
Miss Eva Stewart and G. S. Egner.
The United States court will meet
here on Sept. 8, and not on Sept. /, as
stated.
A. G. Crume and family are now
comfortably located in their new home
9O3 South Topeka.
Commodore Jack Ensloe has given up
his proposed expedition down the Ar
kansas river to the gun.
Mrs. z. E. Enock, who has had a Sc
we're attack of malarial fever, was re-
ported much better yesterday.
David Smythe was an interested spec
tator at the proceedings in the Citi-
zens club prosecution yesterday.
Lille May Hodson has asked for d.
| vorce from her husband, Joseph c.
Hodson, on the ground of desertion
Rev. Harmon pronounced the words
yesterday that made Mr.. Fred Lackey
and Miss Hattie Kimball husband and
wife.
The Wichita Blues were unable to
| take in the Tournament at Kiowa ow-
| ing to other engagements for the same
| date.
One girl who was ordered out Of town
has got married to avoid the execution
of the order and she had no trouble in
| finding a man.
There is a great demand at the pro-
no 70 itr6o fav 1vf,o vicf .ar-
mits. There IS nothing but work in 1t
for the probate judge.
One Of the largest eastern daily pa
pers sent here for a verbatim copy OF
Colonel Birds speech at the citizens
meeting at the auditorium.
1t is said that Mr.. Torrington's Off
cial train for the Boston conclave was
the most handsome that ever left Kan
sas in point Of decorations.
First noad Of corn-crop of 1886
sold on the street yesterday, August
"a The price paid is understood to
have been "a cents a bushel.
S. E. Kilbourn of Eden township.
Sumner county, was in the city yester-
day and stated that the nubbins of corn
in his county are as big as the ears in
average seasons.
Gertie Taylor the daughter of Mr..
Stewart Taylor living on College Hill
while out horseback riding, fell from
the horse and was unfortunate enough
to break her arm.
Robert Coates struck a good Preby-
terrain paper yesterday that expressed
his views on the subject of prohibition
and he treasurers it to his heart. OF
course 1t is against prohibition.
1t is said that the rents of business
houses are going way down owing to
competition arising out of the prob
ability oe vacant down stirs building
will be thrown upon the market.
The first sale of goods ever made in
Kansas to a customer in far off Alaska
was made yesterday by Herman e
Hess-a complete suit of heavy winter
clothing. The order came by mail.
Last Tuesday morning at 1890. an
S1a pound boy appeared az the resi-
dence of George and Lille O. Palmer. |
Both mother and child are doing well. |
Grandpa Olliphant set up the cigars.
Mr.. John W. Lutz will cad the young |
mems meeting at the Y. NJ. CA. this |
afternoon at O'clock This is Mr. |
LutZ' last Sunday in Wichita: let all |
the young men come and say goodbye. |
Mrs. L. NJ. Lawrence and her class of
e1ocutionists, assisted by Mr.. E. 3.
Walden, vocalist, Will give an enter
tainment in Garfield hall Thursday
Central Baptist church.
About fifteen members of the Owl and |
Crescent club and their ladies met at
their hall in the Opera house Thurs
day evening in honor Of A. +. Park.
who leaves the city Monday. The even
ing was spent principally in dancing
10 the sweet music OF Copeland Bros.
and Johnson's Mandolin club.
The American Horticulturist for Au-
the most interesting matter to fruit |
growers and 10 Kansas fruit growers
in particular. One OF the most i'm
portant papers OF the month is on su-
gar beet cultivation. Every farmer
should read it But the table Of con-
tents is an attractive one from be-
ginning TO end.
Mrs. s. B. Smith and Mrs. ". II.
Snyder gave a picnic for their Sunday
school classes in Lawrence grove, West
Side on Friday from TO s D. m. The
afternoon was spent in playing amss
that was amusing for the children, and
the most interesting part for the chill
iren was the partaking OF the nicely
prepared &lunch- They all separated
feeling they had spent jolly good time
In department OF our domestic and
physical economy is electricity more
FULLY employed at the present time |
han in the practice OF medicine The .
professional physician finds that many
human ailments yield more readily 10 !
his treatment than 70 indicating by ,
he old methods. Approaching this
Or.s Terrin and Purdy have added a
0-ccil apparatus 10 their Office equip ,
men;. which they claim 10 BE- the |
,ompletest in the state.
Mr.. John Schott- proprietor OF the +,
Wichita poultry yard feels very enthu-
iastic over the prospects OF a very
inc poultry display al our state fair
his fall Owing 70 the satisfaction | (
.ivea by the Fair association. In paving
II premiums and securing the service | :
1 one % the bes, western judges, name I
Y. Mr. Hitchcock. who viii also judge ]
his year. Mr. Schott says il viii eclipse :
ever shown in Kansas. for the :
Gathers are here 20 do II with He :
xpects to see large numbers entered | )
rom other states II