The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-27
CITY IN BRIEF

H. L. Gordon spoke al Ell Dorado last
night.
Mrs. Albert White is visiting the fam
lily OF her brother, II. ". Kendle, at 92o
North Topeka, for a few days
A very pretty shower fell upon the
thirsty earth last night in accordance
with the rule which has been in vogue
for the past week.
The case against Mrs. Thornton for
whipping man named Krail near the
packing houses was continued for a
week in Justice Glenn's court yesterday.
Miss Sadie Damon entertained We'd
nesday afternoon for her little friend,
Miss Carrie Schmidt of Albuquerque,
y. NJ The little guests were: Misses
Gabrielle Human, Minnie Rose. Daisy
'2unson, Bessie Phillips, and Alma
Grafton.
Some of the bicyciists left here for
Winfield yesterday morning to attend
the races there. There were in the
party Johnson, Edwards, Hunt and
Musselman. Ebernart, the Saiina
champion also came down here and
went down with the Wichita boys.
In the case Of Frank ". Anderson vs.
the Bank of Andale. the receiver was
allowed 5000. the allowance of claim and
the report of the receiver was approved
and the re ceiver 10 be discharged after
payment Of money. This was embrac-
ed in an order filed in the district court
yesterday.
Mrs Lille Ferrell IS stili very low.
Fer sister. Mrs. Flora Natchet, and her
daughter Lulu are here from Indiana 10
care for her. Mrs. Natchet Is a men,
Der of the Baptist church and her daugh
ter a member Of the Christian church
Now let the church people give them a
call ITO East Third street
A. ". Dennison who was nominated
for judge of the court OF appeals in this
CITY this week had his certificate OF
nomination returned 10 him by the sec
rotary Of state. The law does not per-
init certificates 10 Be filed more than
sixty days before the election which
comes on September 4. this year.
The County Holiness association VIII
hold their next all day meeting on next
Tuesday. the S0rh Of this month in the
new mission room, 112 South Empor1a
The meeting win begin at 10 O'Clock in
the morning and last until 10 at night
The yearly election Of officers Will oc-
cur in connection with this meeting.
J.K. Clark brought in q sample Of sec
ond growth alfalfa from his farm east
Of town last Monday which shows the
wonderful productivencSs Of the soil
OF this valley when properly waxerei.
says the Sedgwick Paragraph. The
bunch brought in is s fair sample Of
the whole field. from which two and
one-hsif tons 81 hay Per acre were har-
vested only twenty days ago. The al
faifa brought IN measured TWO feet
three inches IL height, All grown in the
short space OF twenty days He esi-
mates the present crop al three tons
per acre What better crops could a
man desire than field OF alfalfa whicsl
VIA yield from :wo - three tons Per
acre every twenty or thirty days?
A TORPID liver has frequently succeeded
IN convincing man that he l. fairly reebing
with craftsmanship and Independence
Washington Post.
TUE SHEE-F-.'You say that fellow who
broke jail left q message behind7' TIE
keener-'.Nes. sir: here Il Is OF this paper
Excuse the liberty take z Truth.
BuzIN-~T've found one good way 10 get
around the high hat nuisance when 20 %
he theater.' JabLll-'AOu hSvel Let's
hear T." Blzim-'W Why. buT a seat in tie
front row, Of course. '-RoxbCry Gazette.
WHIso-"This physioguomist saws that
aggressive. lmpalsave people generally have
black ewes" hGowso-'-If not a. Iirst, they
set them later Truth
II NEVER ceStroy q raceipted bin. do
vcugn said Bunting 70 Gilev. Il dCnt
mink [ ever saw one" replied Giley.-
Amusing Journal
WARS tie best sicno srring weather
That delightful feeling which makes you
want - SD down and watch other people
r'y-n-Chicago RecoSi.
ARE you an ofieehoIGerlr said one nan
% another. NO; 1 work for living
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