The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-23
WILL SELL BUTTONS TODAY
Paramount students viii Occupy
stores and Streets.

Today is button day. This morning the
students Of aFqrmount College will as
semble aid the sale Of the Paramount
souvenir buttons win be carried On over
the city Young ladies will occupy coun-
ters in the various stores Of the city.
They viii be on the streets. stalwart
young men with large supplies Of but
tons will invade the city ana the per
sions, who evades either the young men or
the young ladies', will be few.
The proceeds Of the sale today viii go
toward the endowment fund OF the Fair
mount college, and is in connection with
the New Fashioned Fair for the same
fund.
The different assignments are as fol-
lows:
Boston store-Ansses Adeline Harding
and Helen Reilly.
Gorge lines & Co.'S store-Misses Lyn-
nette Furley and Florence Sample.
Henderson's stoTe-Misses Jennie Thayer
and Gabrielle H.man.
Chapman & Walkers store-8Iisses Jen-
ME Cox and Grace Doty.
M0rsman. Ines Co.'S store-Misses
Jetta Laycock and Blanche Houston.
yaiPs store-8usses Maoel Baird and
Josephine Roulet
Dockum & Higg1nson's store-Nisses
Hattie Roach and Cora Bailey.
Pierce's stOre-ATiss Vera Taft.
Tanners store-Misses Molie Warren
ard Bessie Leviek.
Van Werden's store-Misses Gail Ross
and Eta Hoisinger.
Hocking-AIoora drug store-vera Knick-
erbocker and Lulu AIcGtnnis.
Martins store-Misses Almeda Cook
and Hattie Campbell
]. P. Aliens store-1Iisses Matte Jack
man and Mabel Hutchinson.
Mrs. Adie Hom1ghous, assisted by
8Iesdames Erwin. TAFT J. C. Wilson and
F. DeLaAFater viii have headquarters at
Miss Fannie Towards drug store, where
the students VIII report for duty, and a
large supply Of buttons viii be kept
Yesterday the exposition committee Of
the New Fashioned Fair went over the
city and the result OF their work is
that the booths OF the fair have nearly
all been taken by Wichita merchants The
committee consisted Of Mrs. George T.
Pratt. Mrs. Frank Wood Mrs. Frank
Talbot and Miss Florence Reed.
The merchants taking booths Yesterday
are: c. R. Fulton. Smythe & son, Sin
ser &, Donnel, Tmb0den Milling Company
ines & Co. Wusselman Bros. Houck
Hardware company. DeLaMater. Jeweler;
carp Shoe Store, Greenfield Bros. Wall
lenstein & C0hn. cash Henderson, Elec-
trical supply and Construction company.
Boswortn & Hahn.
The Jacob Dold Packing company will
furnish all Of the cooked ham for the
use Of the fair and this IS considered a.
being a very generous Gift.
The John Cudabv company viii furn-
ish the "w+eners'' for thu people Of the
German Inn. This Is quite 2 gift for
these people and the action o. the pack
ing companies are appreciated
Valuable souvenir
c. r. Fulton. the enterprisiug merchant
of Wichita, kan, spent a few days o.
last week in this market on his way 10
New York City. He SAYS thar prospects
for trade were never better. and he an
tieipates a Uniform good business. Mt.
Fulton has solved the souvenir question
and probably has the best returns ia that
so-t u venture Of anyone in the trade.
He always gives substantial gift which
VIII serve the customer good purpose
and endure service He showed the writer
watch which he carries himself as a
time-keeper and which he gives away u
the boy who buys certain amount q
clothing. 1t IS a real valuable souvenir
Chicago Apoeal-cazetts, February s. 1s3L
AR Fulton returned home Yesterday
and saws that twithstanding his illness
while away he bought the largest and
finest stock for spring be ever bought.
lis large force Of employees are now busy
unpachng and arranging in stock the new
goods.