The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
CITY N BRiET.

Wednesday afternoon the Trilby club
met with Miss Mabel Armour at her
home on South Water street. Refresh
ments We're served.
The funeral of Isaac s. Rathbone will
take place Friday morning at 10 o'clock
at his late residence, 1920 South Meade
avenue. The deceased was an old SOL
der, belonging to the Sth Iowa cavalry.
Old soldiers are invited to be present.
Samuel Hewey, general agent for the
Embree- Mclean Carriage company OF
St. Louis. is spending a few days with
his family and friends in the city. He
is combining business with pleasur dur
ing his stay, as our advertising col
umns show.
The business correspondence of the
Spray Yeast company has increased To
such proportions that the company
find il necessary to increase their cleTi-
cal force. They need at once two lady
tenographers-those owning their own
typewriting machines viii be given
preference.
Otto Weiss and family returned, yes
,, terday. from ten days visit with Hon.
VIM. Greiffenstein's family at Burnett,
@. T. Their sojourn in the land of the
Fair Gods was a continued delight Mr..
Weiss brought with him a sample bot
tie OF crude petroleum obtained from a
well on Mr.. GreiffenStein's place. The
we'll is but 80 feet deep. yet the impreg-
nation Of oil is so strong il is believed
that even II the present depth the yield
Will be sufficient 70 prove profitable.
The Sunfower class of the First NJ.
Z. church surrounded the Eagle Office
last night. The class is composed Of
eighteen of the handsomest young la
dies in the state. On the breast OF
each member of the class was q large
- y
The young ladies had been 10 Linwood
park. where they had been picnicing
for the day. and had their hay wagon
stopped al the Eagle office where two
beautiful songs were sung. Notwlth-
standing the rush of business their
music was duly appreciated.
Mr. McAdmer. the man who died on
the Rock Island train and was taken
off and buried here yesterday. was wei
known by several people here, he lived
al Cunningham, Kan. on farm six
miles from that town His wife and
son came today and attended the tuner
al. MIR .McAdmer was well liked by
those who knew him. He was married
eighteen years ago az JerSeyNllle. II,
and leaves a wife and five children
All his friends feel very had for he
was 3 kind husband and a good father.
He was IS years old and i i supposed
he died of heart failure. He was buried
from the Catholic cuhrch.
After TWO grieyoUs disappointments
on account OF rain the lawn fete which
was 10 have been given by The Cnita-
rian society ladies at the residence 81
DR.. FabriQUe. corner Of Central and
Lawrence avenues, viii be attempted
again tonight at which time i Is hoped
that the weather clerk will do the right
thing. The disappOintmeats 70 some
extent have been an advantage as the
further time enabled the ladies 10 get
up a much finer program than the for
n1er one Tonight they VIII have a
grand time and great crowd Is looked
for as the lawn is one Of the finest IN
the city /, is also very convenient
All the bright and handsome young la
dies will be there and he who does naS
attend Will regret il
Nnx.r Time Ord liz. NsisSnurI Dorftir.