The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10

| 1t was rumored last night that eS-
| County Commissioner Allen would be
| a candidate for city treasurer.
The Milkmaids convention to be held
| at Garfield hall Friday evening prom
| ises TO be very interesting event
| S. G. Gribbi and John Knobloch left
| for the Minnesota yesterday, where
! they will spend several days hunting.
Justice Of the Peace Ii. c. Boyle. of
/. Valley Center. was in the city on bus
! mess connected with the courts yes
| terday.
The ladies OF the Degree of Honor
| contemplate giving an interesting and
| swell easter ball on the evening OF
| March Is.
The Mrs Brown that died last Sun
| day in the Butler block was not Mrs.
/ Thode Brown as many of her friends
| had feared.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Glib
son on North Cleveland avenue was
| frightened yesterday by the arrival OF
a sweet girl baby.
Montgomery Halloweil left last night
! over the Frisco for St. Louis and Sulli-
van, Ind, on legal business. He viii be
gone about ten days.
| Pocahontas lodge will meet Wejnes-
day evening at 7:30 in Red Mems hall.
| is a number for adoption.
ed-Yesterday Mrs. r. c. Willis,
at the home of her sister, Mrs j. II.
Jackson, 1914 North Market street.
Funeral at 2:30 this afternoon
Mrs j. E Humphrey and Miss Cora
| V. Shaw have graduated IN eiocution
and have received their certificates OF
| DR. Hoss at the Western School OF Ora
! tory.
It is reported that another Wichita
man has died of smallpox at Hot
/ Springs, Ark. The victim this time is
Henry Bower who formerly worked
for Mike Donovan.
NJ. Z. Ward returned from Overton,
Nebraska, yesterday. Mr.. Ward was
called to that place on account of the
serious illness of his father whom Is
now reported much better
! Mrs C. NJ. Irwin and Miss Lena Rich
! ards while driving on South Topek a
avenue last night were attacked by a
very vicious dog who went 50 far as TO
tear the leather OF the buggy top.
J. J. Mcnamara returned last even
ing from New York after an absence
OF three weeks or more on the markets
The columns of the Eagle will tell his
many friends and customers what he
has done.
L..
Iowa, and Frank Heacock, OF Texas,
are here in response to kilograms that
their mother, Mrs. T.. r. Heacock of
go North Fourth Avenue, was not
expected to live.
VIII Cloud and Charles Ware, the
two BOYS who were arrested charged
with malicious mischief, were convict
ed yesterday and each was sentenced
to fifteen days in jail. Their term
commenced yesterday.
In the probate court yesterday two
entries We're filed. The case fGood-
year VS. McGinnis was dismissed with
out prejudice. In the estate of H NJ.
Jones, the demand Of State National
bank for S7T.0S was filed.
The regular seni-monthly piano re-
cital given by the Musical club yeSter-
day was very complete. These pro-
grams from the best musical authors
will do much towards making people
appreciate music for muslc's sake
Captain J. +. Woodman of Salt Lake
City Utah, left for his home this morn
ing after spending a few days with
his old friend Major Virgins of College
Hill. He is very much pleased with
Wichita and will return in short time.
Hon. Tom Morgan, editor of the Eu-
reka Messenger, was in town yesterday
and called on the Eagle. He always
wears a pleasant smile. but it was I'M
usually pleasant yesterday, the cause
of which is that he welcomed fine
taby boy to his home a few days be-
fore.
Christman Bros. have embarked in
business on their own account, open
ing a new shoe store at 40e East Doug
las avenue. Having been identified
with the shoe trade of the city for sever
al years they are familiar with 1t not
only. but enjoy a wide acquaintance
and popular confidence in a fiattering
degree.
In order to demonstrate the practical
working of their irrigation pumps, +. 81.
Smyth & Son have had erected on the
| square just north of their business
Mace on Lawrence. a tower and wind
! engine to operate a pump beneath
| The exhibit is made TO show the power
of the wind engine and the capacity OF
the irrigating pump.