The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-17

| CdiU lOT Lllce uiilAOILuS Io1 tuS VI I'LL SoAPS
yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Fellows left yesterday for
Winfield, where he will remain during
the assembly.
Joe Baehr, who has been in the en-
ploy Of J. p Allen for the past five years
has taken a position with Gus Saur.
Miss Schultz, who will instruct in the
coming county normal, will arrive from
Chicago ubday.
Mrs w. z. Stanley. with her children.
left yesterday morning for the Chautau-
qua assembly at Winfield.
Miss Sarah. daughter Of Mayor Ross,
IS seriously Ill at her home on Waco
avenue with typhoid fever.
| Rev. F W. Lewis has returned from
Ernporia. where he was examined ard or
dained a minister of the gospel.
| The board Of equalization raised the
valuation Of horses. mules and cattle in
Delano township SO 1-3 per cent.
w A. DaIsell, a lawyer from Cheney.
is in town, interested in the trial Of the
Wallace case in the distric. court.
| Deputy Sheriff Kersler made seventy
mile drive yesterday to Furley, Valley
| Center, Bentley and back TO Wichita.
The Topeka Capital. which speaks Of
| Senator Bentley OF Hutchinson" must
have a new set OF fellows at The bel
lows.
Harry j. Bore Of Ashland was in the
city last evening enroute to Topeka,
! where he goes to attend the State Be
publican league meeting.
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Garvey left yester-
day morning over the Santa Fe for To-
peka. where they will spend few days
with the mother Of the groom.
W. II. Robinson, superintendent OF the
Pullman Palace Car company, was in the
city yesterday from Kansas City trans
acting busiress for his company.
There is high profit in substitution.
aided by public Indifference. There will
be no profit at all if people, always and
everywhere, refuse counterfeit articles.
DR.. w. w. Minick and wife conteIn-
plate summer trip 10 the Frying Pan
country in July. This is over Hager-
trout lies in waiting.
Cooper Jackson, son Of Colonel Jack
son OF Newton, is one Of the youngest
newspaper men in Kansas, and works on
the Newton Republican. He was here
yesterday for his paper.
D. 3. Higley. brother-in-law Of Mr.. o.
P Taylor, bookkeeper in the Johnston
Larimer dry goods house, returned yes
terday to his home in Sterling. Kan, af-
ter a very pleasant visit.
A. Poe, a. 1905 South Fifth avenue,
has raised radishes this year. some OF
which have grown TO the enormous size
Of fourteen inches in diameter, and ex-
tend out Of the ground about ten
inches.
Charley Cooper, formerly Of Perry, o.
T., has bought the Lindell hotel and has
had il refltted, furnished and fixed up
generally. He win no doubt make a
SUCCESS in business in the Peerless Prin-
cess city.
Judge A. N. Jackson OF Howard, late
judge Of the Butler county district court
and prominent Democrat, and promi-
nen:ly mentioned for associate justice
OF the supremecourt, was in Wichita yes
terday. and went east via the Frisco.
D. F. Janoways Of Garden Plain, a
hardware merchant out there, was in
town yesterday on a survey case III
court Mr.. Janoways does not fish, but
lets Billy Taylor fish all along the Min
nescail and Spring Creek. The bass is
now taking the bait.
Charles Miles, OF Goddard, one Of the
old-time farmers of that region was here
yesterday. Mr.. Miles farms extensively
and this year has standing in his fields
a very fine wheat crop, undisturbed By
the late storm. He says that the berry
is plump and very fine.
Mrs. E. r. Spangler and family are
camping at Wright's station. Speckled
Trout Camp. in the Santa Cruz noun
tains in California. They are enjoying
themselves with trout fshirg to the full
est extent. They expect to remain in
California until the last OF June.
Grant Jones. a son os DR.. L. ]. Jones,
health Grant is another of the Wichita
boys who has gone TO larger fields and
achieved success. He is now on the rep
or.orial staff OF the Chicago Times-Her-
aid ard is making name for himself.
Miss Susie Sweet OF this city will
graudate today from the Pennington Col
lege of Pennington, n. j. Miss Sweet,
after gradua ting. will spend the summer
with friends and relatives in New Jer-
sey and Connecticut. She expects 20 |
return to Wichita about the latter part |
of September.
Wilbur F. Mackey, prominent farm |
er OF Ohio township was here yesterday. !
He speaks in glowing terms of clean |
100 acres of wheat he has out on |
his place adjoining the Cyrus Dix farm. |
Mr Mackey is good farmer and as a |
tonwood Davis.
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