The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-07-09
CITY IN BRIEF.

Queen City lodge had a social last
night AT their lodge.
N. W. Levy of St Louis is spending
few days in the city.
The city council id not hold meet
ing last night because quorum was
not present.
Morris Mund and Mary Ciskowski.
both of Andale. were granted license
TO we'd yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Seeger and son Karl leave
this morning for the east to be gone
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Rosey Eavens of Clearwater,
who has been visiting Mrs. Harry Will
son, returned home yesterday
The man who thinks the last rain
insures corn crop was numerous on
the streets yesterday in Wichita
The Second Regiment bang is trying
to secure English park and it is pro-
posed to make popular resort of it,
c. w. Green of Brookfield. NC. edi-
tor of the Argus. called on the Eagle
yesterday in company with DR.. Trice,
an old friend.
r. L. Holmes left yesterday for
Boston to attend the Christian En-
deavor meeting He was accompanied
by Mrs. Holmes.
Some good fish are now being caught
in the Arkansas river. The fsnermen
say the reason of this is that the dam
at Arkansas City has sprung leak.
Ripe tomatoes are now selling in
Wichita for 10 cents a pound but the
produce men predict that they will sell
for 10 cents a bushel before the season
is over.
Miss Z. ". Grover of FL Dorado,
Judge Dennison's stenographer, is in
the city attending the appellate court.
which is not a seasonal but a consuta-
tion meeting.
The Big river was bank full yester-
day owing 10 the recent rains and eS-
peciaIly the rain of Sunday that that
terrifying black cloud from the north
brought down.
Mrs. Rufus Cone was reported 70 he
very low. yesterday, but last night she
was resting easier. Three doctors We're
almost constantly at her bedside yes
terday and Sunday.
Somewhere near one thousand peo-
pie in Wichita yesterday looked up the
street 10 see if a policeman was In
sight and ra their bicycles on the side
walks To avoid the mud.
Judge Reed is visiting his children in
bloomington. Ill, and a letter from
him received here yesterday stated
that he would be here to open court on
the 18th Of the present month
Mrs. NcCutchen Of 325 South Oak
street West Side wishes 10 express her
thanks 20 her many friends who assist
ed her in her sad bereavement in the
loss of her son Harry McCutchen.
Mrs. Thomas f. Turner and her two
sons. Masters John and Ellwood, leave
this morning for n months visit with
relatives and friends at Whitewater
Towanda and FL Dorado. Her many
Fra Sf har a
Judge Cole of Great Bend says that
that place and neighborhood did not
have near as much rain as this county
has had but for all that the crops are
looking fine and the corn yield will be
heavy.
The people who attend church in
Wichita have a firm faith in the pro-
tecting hand Of Providence. but some
Of them ran out of the church last Sum
day when conditions seemed 10 threat
en- a cyclone.
Harmony Council installed the fol-
lowing officers last night: =. r. ]. l.
Cooper; P, w a. Minick: secretary. j.
f Humphrey; treasurer. 4. w. Hardin;
Chaplsin. J. T. Youngmever: Guide. f.
A. Friend: Overseer, =. j Osler; senti-
mel. Oscar Cone.
The sugar case in which the Wich-
ita Wholesale Grocery company OBJ
talneQ Judgment GEaltsSA AAlN -'AASSfNAA
Pacific for over $s.0o0 an account Of
which was published in Sunday morn
ing's Eagle was appealed from the
common pleas court in this city in
stead of from the district court as
stated. The supreme court confirmed
the Judgment obtained in Judge Bald
erston's court
Wichita Typographical Union No.
Jas elected the following officers sun
day: A c. Goodin, president: Il. Hath
away. vice president; ". s. Crawford.
financial secretary; S. Skinner, record
ing secretary: George Whitlock. treas
urer: A a. Sykes. sergenat-at-arms;I
executive committee-R. Hathaway.
W. T. Wisdom and Lewis Murray; ap-
plication committee-Paul Murray, w.
s. Crawford and s. Skinner.
The election of officers OF the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union
will take place July 9, 1895. Each
membre of the board is requested TO be
present The following is the list or
directors: Mrs. Anna NJ. Taylor. Mrs.
l.. 4. Durley, Mrs. Mary A. Fellows. |
Mrs. l.. Wood. Mrs. E H. Sawyer, Mrs. |
8. F. Miller Mrs. F. w. Whitlock, Mrs. |
Clara G. Deem, Mrs. Mary Marston, |
Mrs. l. Wibkin. Mrs. II. l. Mason. |
Mrs. F \. French, Mrs. Fannie Weav- |
er, Mrs Alice Ashenfelter, Miss Jennie |
Palme".