The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-04
WICHITA TEN YEARS AGO.

=. }. \ ester EC4EeG N TIE L--tLe EafcE
and handed 20 ". Z. Hutchinson a coin
marked Nova Caesareun. l7s7.''
The Republicans nominated z " Pn'l-
bps oc Salem TOWNSHIP for ne West legis-
la.dve district
party was given out a. John Desroy' :
-FOUR miles west. Those; present were
Misses Weeks, Anidon- Heller, Dacie
Johnson Lulu Fox. Nellie Am,don. Liz
zie Dcktnson Burlington. FAX Sands.
Mrs Ida Boyd; Aessrs S. B. A'nidon. J..
H Mccall. ". Weeks. RiddeA. II. Weeks,
J. G. Pscey. c. Ford and Dr.. H. c Hood.
Tom Owens. son o. she late Dr.. Owens
died IN Denver Ee pre-enpted a farm
just south OF the city.
TIE Eagle Rites band was organized
with The following members: A Brown,
A Hartman, Thomas Miller. George
Moses. John Nails, V. J. Chrfstman.
Frank Higgins. George SendeIbach. John
Nett. .. NJ. Stafford. ]. D. Sfmms. c.
Wagner. John Grady, F. 2. Barktmer.
James Mcdonald.
Mss Minnie z. CCrtiss, rtcn young
woman OF Adams, Mass. was visiting
Colonel and Mrs. NJ Stewart.
Mss Daisy Dunkin gave a party IN
celebration Of her twelfth birthday.
The children os his congregation gave
DR.. a L Hobbs a reception
The Union Labor party met here and
passed resolutions denoUncing any at
tempt at fusion with the Republican or
Democratic parties This was the first
time the word fusion was used with 4
political connection in the Eagle.
Officer Dennis shot and killed Bill John
son, alias Billy the Kid" d colo-ed man.
near the Carey hotel. Harry L. Edgar.
a bystander. was sho. through the arm
AT the Republican county convention.
Charles LUliug was nominated for district
clerk over A. B. Wright; W. S. Morris,
county attorney over C. ". C Jones, c.
F. Cofin. A r Museller. I. P. Campbell.
J. NJ Balderston; ". T. Buckner. pro-
bate judge, over II. L. Taylor. B. D. Max
well and w. D. Hammond; D. S Pence,
superintendent. unanimously; c. A Van
Ness county commissioner over c. A
Martin; o. H. Bentley. state senator.
over Ed Jewett and John Kelly; George
Douglass for the legisla ture. over Flaw
itls Green Hal Armstrong, J. B Wallace,
Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Martin
Heavy rain spoiled the first days races
a. the fair.
Dick Ryan and z, Z Mackenzie started
the famous Sunday GROWER. which long
ago growled its last growl.
John c. Moran, clerk for J. T. Camp
bell & Co. and later for AldrLcn & Brown
died in Ohio.
The Ohio people from Wichita gave
picnic. Those attending at Fishers Grove
were from Canton, Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jacks and son, Mrs. L. c. Jack
son, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Dickson and
four children Bruce. Cara, Harold and
Roy; Mrs. c. Buckins. Mr.. and Mrs r.
I. Bostck and son Tom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Goldberg. sister Jennie Harm mond
and daughter Alice: Mrs. George Fortna
and son Clarence. Mr. and Mrs J. S. =.
Gordon aad two daughters, Irah and
Lucy: Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Gail and
daughter Bessie, Messrs.J- y. Gordon ard
Ed e Weaver. From Alliance. Mrs.
Maria Miller. Or. and Ms. c. L. Morgan
ard two children Fred I. ard Jesse Nj
Miss Martina Miller.
samuea Jacks, farher OF Robert Jacks.
died He was 50 years ot age
TIE Union Labor people were meeting
here 70 pur state ticket in the fed.
Jerry Simpson was selected as commit
teeman from the Seventh district. THIS
was re first tine Jer-y's name appeared
r the Eagle
P p. Elder was nom mated here " c1s
Cat0n Labor party >or governor Ills
principal oppoae1r was J5El ". Bred
entail
Jarvis" NJ 7 J wiz-i1s xho I-zs
tran a yea ago died a. Norman. o. T.
lad begun his tne poems Il tie Eagle.