The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-20

Archdeason Roland Hill is in the city
and viii officiate both morning and ev-
ening al St. Johns church Sunday.
cordial invitation is extended 70 ali u
attend these services.
Judge Myatt returned yesterday from
St Louis where he had been whoopins
IL UP for Mckinley He didn't liks
! the color of the platform but everything
else suits him 10 a dot
AT. Breckenridge was rejoicing yester
day over the arrival OF a handsome boy
that is said 10 look like his father. and
is a thorough protectionist. for Mckin
ley and the St Louis platform.
During the recess Of the district cour-
Judge Dale is learning TO ride a blcy-
Gle. He is not a great success at the
wheel yet but he has not mad the san
culinary experience of Ed Vail.
The wife of J. H. Mccullough of slt
Eagle street, Is lying very low and but
little hopes of her recovery are enter
tanned. Friends are invited 70 call, IS
pecially members Of the relief corps.
Judge Campbell is single gold stan
dard man in preference to being a bimet-
allist. This is liable 10 intensity the
1IAA<N-4I III AlCC S-4fNA III " 4LaA4t1l anu
cTystalize the sentiment in its favor.
Cash Henderson had narrow escape
yesterday from falling roof while he
was superin tending Improvements in
the rear end of his store yesterday He
emerged from the ruins covered with
dust.
G. G. Matthews began his rain exper-
iment yesterday morning and promises
rain by Sunday. He expects 10 con-
tfnue his experiments through the
month of July. The matter has been
placed in the hands OF a committee.
There will be a meeting of the Wichita
wheelmen at the city building this even
ing TO which every person owning a
wheel in the city is invited TO be present.
Some gratifying announcements Will
be made and those who are on hand VIII
be strictly in it.
The Manhattan dining room girls ap-
peared on the streets last night riding
wheels. They are graceful riders and
presented a nice appearance. By the
way why isn't bicycle riding a splendid
recreation for young ladies VINO have
TO work during the day?
The wife of Rev. j. C. Post is still ly-
Ing IN a very CI4llCdI CDuu4tlo0 Will Dul
slight hopes of her recovery. An invi-
tation is EXTENDED by the family TO ali
friends 10 come and see one whose
hand was always ready 10 assist those
about her Mother Post is in her
eighties and until the recent attack bid
fair 10 live many years.
The ladies IN charge of the lawn fete
to be given at the Masonic Home next
Wednesday afternoon and evening have
secured the Second Regiment band for
the occasion. Every citizen of this city
should make il a point to attend and
thereby show their appreciation Of what
il being done for Wichita 1t viii be a
nice drive for those who have convey
ances and the street car service VIII be
such that no one need stay away for
hack of transportation facilities.
Mss Katie Wigs was surprised
Thursday evening by a party Of friends
who took her for a hay ride around the
city. After which the party headed
for Lynwood park. where lunch was
served by the young ladies. Those
comprising the party were Misses Mat
tie Courier, Cora Crawford. Nell Bart
lett, Carrie Bartlett, Mary Lindsay,
Anna Reed, Bertha Crawford, Lizzie
Fair, Belle Styles, Flora Tailman and
Messrs. Frank Harris, Charles Lindsay.
John Taught, Joe Kaufman, Charles
Heacock and VIII Post.