The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02

returns on file in the county clerks Of
fee, there were 2.164, 900 bushels OF
corn in the crib in Sedgwick county or
| March I.
Miss Lutte Belle Kerfoot will leave
next Monday night for Missouri. where
she will spend the summer with her
| grand parents, ex-Congressman ]. G..
| Blair and wife.
The Memorial address by ]. s. Carson
at Benton Saturday is spoken Of in tbs
highest terms by the old soldiers who
heard it. John Chain says il was the
best he ever heard.
! General Glenn Spruance OF Wellington
was in the city yesterday making ar
rangements for a concert here by the
Wellington band next Sunday. The
Wellington band is hot stuff.
Moore Bros. foundry will this week
round up and ship out an order for iron
fronts. ETC. for three large business
houses in Ell Reno. o. T. They are max
ing this branch an important feature in
their business.
Miss Emeiia Bissantz returned yes
! terday from her trip 10 Texas. While
there she witnessed the great Flower
! Battle and Saenger fest, and met some
| fine musicians. but nevertheless thinks
there is no such place as the Peerless
| Princess.
| David McKinstry and F. D. Stevens
returned 10 Wichita yesterday from Chi
! cago. while ". z. Caldwell returned 10
| Louisville, KY. They will begin work
at once on the big elevator. They had
a meeting last night with the CONNER
cial club.
W. S. Corbett Oscar Barnes and John
G. Steffer have been appointed COM
! mittee on decoration for the great Nc
Kinley corn train rally. Merchants ir-
respective of politics are requested to
adorn their respective places Of business
with bunting on that day.
Hon. Tommy Wilson of Kiowa was in
the city yesterday Interviewing Seds-
wick county Democrats about their sup
port of his candidacy for delegate to the
Democratic convention at Chicago. He
found a great many friends here who
hope that he will get the place.
The funeral OF Uncle Joshua Robin
son. one OF the first colored men to set
tie in Wichita, occurred yesterday and
was largely attended. Rev. Oaks
preached the funeral sermon. Uncle
Josh was one of the land marks OF this
city and was esteemed by all. He was
IS years Of age.
Miss Florence Flower, who has Just
closed successful year Of study at the
Chicago Conservatory of Music, IS at
home for a summers vacation at 625
South Market, where she will be pleased
to see her friends. Miss Flower will re-
turn to Chicago in the autumn to re-
sumo her studies in grand opera.
Jacob Nausbaum and wife Of Middle
bury, Ind, father and mother of Rev.
c. S. Nusbaunl. are in the city attend
ing the campmeeting and visiting his
son and family. This is Mr.. Nusbaum
Sr. first visit 10 Kansas and he is per-
fectly delighted with everything he sees
and amazed at the growth OF the state.
Anthony Ingram, the 12-year-old step
son of John Jackson, was bitten by
dog belonging to Carl Segar, the gro
ceryman, at $50 last night The boy
was treated by DR.. Shuts with his new
treatment. This is said to be the sec
ond boy bitten by the slime dog within
week. The other boy bitten was a
son of Lewis White of III North Water
street.
The West Side Clippers played a game
Of base ball Saturday with the Andover
club a Andover and an exciting game
was had. The game stood a tie to the
ninth innings TO 5-when the Andover
club made a run and won the game
The members OF the Clippers vote the
Andover boys as not only ball players,
but perfect gentlemen. and hope to have
the opportunity of crossing bats with
them again.
Rev. James A. Lawrence Of the United
Brethren church last night performed
the ceremony that made Mr. E L. Nc
Dowell and Miss Iona Michael one. The
wedding took place at S O'Clock at the
brides house. No. III North Washington
Ernest is a former Wichita boy and is
to be congratula ted on winning so fair
a bride. The happy couple left after the
ceremony for Bowling Greem o., their
future home.
Sunday morning John Crib. Allan
Hunt T. B. Mathews, VIII HAYS and
Charley Knorr took a trip to HaysviIIe
on their wheels to spend the day with
the families of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Grosh, and Mr.. and Mrs. d. HAYS. The
boys reported having a most delightful
time, and say that they were treated
royalty. having a good old-fashioned
country dinner, such as they know how
to give. They We're treated so fine and
that they are going again |
soon.
Last night occurred the regular semi |
election OF officers by Wichita |
Lodge No. %. a. o. L. W. Following Is |
the roster: Master Workman. NJ w |
Cave; Foreman, II. l. Gordon; OVerSeer |
E b. Meserve; Recorder, J. W. Win |
gard: Finsncier, ]. ]. Cieary; Receiver.
y. Steffen: Guide, r W. Williams: In |
side Waterman. c. 3. Page; Outside. D. |
A McNichOl; Trustee, ]. F. DOnnell; |
Medical Examiners. Drs- Cave, Kirk |
wood, Shuts. Allen. Terrell, Cave. |
Thomas. Pardee. Furiey.
The injuries received Friday By Floyd /
Casad by coming n collision with Char
ley WoOdcock while both were after a
ball, were reported last night 20 be
very serious. At the time Of the acct
lent Il was thought that WoOdcOck was
injured more tnan Casad. but IL seems
hat the lstter's wounds were OF more
serious nature. WOodcOck. L Is feared.
viii be somewhat disfigured. but Cas-
ads injuries seem 70 effect his head and
great unessiness Is felt FOR TIE young
nan who was a special favorite with
I'll. and who took more prizes field day
han all the rest OF the boys.
An amusing incident occurred last
Sunday which afforded a great deal Of
amusement 20 one young man al least.
4 well known society young lady. who /
5 a devotee 10 the wheel. left her wheel
Gaming against the steps while she went
ntO the posto17ce for the mail In the
Meantime a we'll known young man /
,zme and left his wheel standing next
o hers while he also entered the build
ne. While he was engaged inside the /
-oung lady returned. reading Z letter as
he came. Apparently her thoughts
we're anywhere but in Wichita she
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