The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-07-07


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7 would have a different state Of affairs
morally. in the park nights II I had 4
station q policeman at every tree.
It is not considered in good form to at
tend private evening entertainment
unbidden and cal on the host next morn
ing and criticise the manner IL which II
was conducted.
Whatever possessed the Paramount
Golf club to loose its identity BY chang
ing its name 10 some unforgotten, IN
known name. What IS prettier and more
appropriate than Fairmount. anys and
everything connected with Paramount
ought 70 be called Fairmount with a big
IF"
Wante6-A cut OF yourself. good half
tone. TO cost not less than one dollar OF
2 dollar twenty-five cents. Members Of
the city council. county officers and all
prominent citizens. free, for the Wichita
herd book. All others must pay for the
publication Of your pedigree, no matter
what your occupation is, that cuts 10 ice,
so you have an opportunity Of being
classed with the honorabIes and digni-
taries- You pay the bin, they lend their
faces TO gisA It tone.
Dr.. Noble had been contemplating
building a bridge asross Little River at
his residence. He now proposes 70 fur
nish the cinders Tor a walk across II the
city wiz haul them.
would put in a telephone at the Coun-
Try Club house. quite often the men
want to let their wives know when they
reach home
II you want to see q thing Of beauty in
the way of climbing vine on q tree.
drive by Harry Meetings. residence on
Topeka avenue between Elm and Cen
trail A large cottonwood tree Attained
with red flowers from a climbing vine
Get the variety and grow one yourself
I note that one OF the champions Of the
four hundred Cfor the exclusive) has
played golf once.
You are not supposed to speak above a
whisper when you come within the limits
OF the golf grounds and when playing
begins not even to whisper.
That was strange lady that vas rid
ing in the park the other evening with
her hat on.
Every time ride across the street rail-
way AT the street crossings an remind
ed before I get fairly settled in my seat
again that the franchise as It was orig
inally read before the city council speci-
fed that the crossing should be filed in
with oak plank giving the dimensions.
One swallow doesn't make q spring
neither does two paved streets make a
city. Wichita must make UP her mind
to face the music am be something more
than an overgrown town She must
commence paving her streets. First
street ought TO Be paved from Market 10
the Santa Fe railroad and Lawrence, To-
peks. Emporia and St Francis from
Douglas avenue 20 First street and the
pavement on Main street extended TO
Thirteenth
Men n stalk the street making
bulletin board Of their head for some
cheap cigar or something else advertise
what is under the cap at the same tine.
I presume the next city engineer we
have vii raise the grade on the low
sidewalks or lower the high ones which
are 70 be found in many places in the
city. Topeka avenue is suffering from
uneven sidewalks very much
The preacher VIII catch the crowd these
hot days that wiu announce shirt waists
worn by attendants 20 his church VIII
Judgment. And that his sermon VIII be
but twenty minutes long why not the
men attend church IN shirt waists IS
wei as their wives. They are seen every
where else in public places2
When YOU are knocking the diaphragm
out Of the telephone yelling AZ the tele-
phone sirl Just remember that the poor
gid is having her trial also This bet
weather.
I think II was a small thing on the part
q the treasury department % throw
every obstacle possible IN the way q the
redemption e the revenue STAMPS
Everybody with true. patriotic spirit.
contributed 70 the var expenses AZ the
call q the government and the graceful
thing for the department q have done
was q have made arrangements Through
the national banks and TIRE treasury de-
psrtment 10 redeem every single penny's
worth o. revenue stamps. The lesson
taught b. the government Il its proceed
ure is an unwhoI escue one and only has
a tendency to euEcr6er = feeling OF
s0Irst thar seems 20 b exta11 Beat tire
government II you can
Every morning there are several crowds
~ suau boys from ten years % four
years ola an few very snail girls who
tran through the alleys gathering M the
decayirs fruit and vegetables Pled up
~ the g-ocers ard restaurants There
Is a way 90 stop g.
You people who turn or your hose ard
20 70 Ia ard let 7 run al night. know
you are doing the wrong thing Il e not
fair 10 the water company. = case e