The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-31

returning greatly benefited and with
his usual heavy purchases in the gents
furnishing line.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. viele and Mrs
Throckmorton returned yesterday from
their visit 10 Salt Lake City where Mr..
and Mrs Vieie visited their daughter
Ex-Chief Cone has presented Douglas
V. Donnelly with a K of p. badge that
shines on the apparel of the king OF the
court house corridor like q star al
night
Mrs. George P. Locke returned las.
night from an extended visi, to Ohio.
She had delightful trip having visited
Chicago. Milwaukee and other points
on her return.
Eldorado expects to have 1900 Wis
itors during the reunion at Camp Lsn-
coin next week. ingalls, and Lucene
Baker are put down as certainties on
the list of prominent speakers
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schweizer have re-
turned from an extended tour in Europe
and are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
H Joseph. They viii depart for their
home IN FL Reno. o. T.. in few days.
of stockings would look best with a
low necked bioomer outfit. but the neck
of the bloomer of a wheel girl on Doug
las avenue last night was cut so low
that there was no trouble in seeing
that her stockings were black.
Mrs. J. ". Smith. mother Of Mrs. w
J. Martindale, died at the residence OF
DR.. J. W. Martindale on Maple stree.
at 1880 o'clock this morning. She
was taken with a stroke of paralysis
some eight weeks since. Announce
ment of the funeral will be made later
Miss Ellie Taft will be home this
afternoon at i:4o O'Clock over the Mis-
souri, Pacific road from her eastern trip
in which she took in Niagra Falls and
all the great sights OF the eastern
states including Washington. now re-
puted 10 be the most magnificent city
in the world.
o. z. Smith, OF the realty firm OF
Smith G. Allen. returned Tuesday night
from a months visit east. Notwith-
stading his trip was pleasant and all
that, Mr. Smith finds relief in being
at home again in the happy valley moth
ing comparable TO which in agricultur-
al promise was seen by him while away.
Editor R. n. Mckay OF the Pond
Creek Tribune, accompanied by his
daughters Misses Alice and Roxey,
were IN the city yesterday and called
TO see the Linotype machines. Mr.. Nc
Kay was on the way to the mountains
for recreation and was accompanied
by his daughters as far as Wichita
who returned home last evening
Mr.. Cestigan. editor of the Topeka
edition of State Printer Shows Ottowa
Journal, is in the city. visiting ex-Gov-
ernor Lewelling. He has just recover
ed from a severe illness and he thinks
Wichita an excellent place to recupera tc
in. In the meant time he is picking up
items about the methods and men used
in the enforcement Of the prohibitory
law.
Richard Pool OF Ohio township.
brought five ears OF corn to the Eagle
office yesterday the shortest OF which
was IL inches and the longest 13 inches.
Great big round ears that felt in the
hand like big stick OF stove wood
nearly dry enough 10 crib and when put
into the scales lacked just an ounce of
weighing seven pounds. He has 10
acres OF that kind OF corn.
p. B. Dilday came in from the Rock
Island side OF the territory last even
ing and says the people are very much
interested in the "Corndeld' souvenir
he is arranging TO publish soon. know
ing il 10 be the best and cheapest plan
OF getting their towns advertised. The
souvenir will certainly be a great ad-
vertisement for this western country.
and every industry in this city should
see to it that it is made a grand sue
cess.