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Newspaper

Wichita Eagle

Location

Wichita, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1889

Page

6

Courts and Republican Meetings in Wichita Notices

The Wichita court docket reports verdicts and actions in several cases including Stone versus Wichita Coal Co and Lilie A. Vinton v W. H. Minick while other civil matters and guardianship proceedings are noted. Republican meetings with speakers Judge Museller and W. J. Payne are announced alongside local social notices and a report of a missing person case involving a man’s wife and gambling rooms.

OMMON James R Stone Wichita Coal Co Tns Lilie A. Vinton W. H. Minick Republacan Fash Oak Street Alit Museller W. J. Payne Main First Streets J. 5 Henle Central Committee Joux Kelley Sec

Personal visitors in city include Topeka, Winfield natives

Gerald Goth from Topeka and T A Modgman from Winfield were in the city yesterday. William Atkinson returned from several months in St Joseph and Kansas City. E T Jackson of Connecticut and C S Owen on business trips. Henry C Scott and others attended local matters. A fire department official left for Canton after a telegraph notice. Leonard Rhove and wife and Kate Alexander from Pennsylvania visit en route to California for the National Grange meeting in Sacramento in November.

Gerald Goth Topeka GH. Landers Anthony T. A. Modgman Winfield H. Mall Clearwater William Atkinson St. Joe Kansas City W. E. Copeland Rock Txland McPherson City J. A. Hollinger Washington CS. Owen Santa Ke Pennsylvania Lines P- D.eaelts Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railway E. T. Jackson Middletown Connecticut Citizens’ Electric Light Company George E. Harris C. H. Bentley Helleville Republic County Mess. K. Welch Mount Hope Mentor C.T. Jewell Mount Hope Henry C. Scott The Wichitans, Electric Light & Power Co St. Louis al Brownell Canton Williams Rock Island Ton Leonard Rhove Kate Alexander Pennsylvania Rhone California Meeting of the Nations Sacramento

Amusements at Crawford grand include Lost in New York praised

The Crawford grand show Lost in New York opened with a full house and a late curtain due to trains. The third act water scene impressed the audience and the company promises big business with elaborate settings and strong effects. A second show and Wednesday matinee are planned. Meanwhile Leandro Campanart a stand concert, the Trish Hours of Old company and other notes follow in the Galveston region coverage with varied entertainment and medical notes.

New York Crawford Grand Leandro Campanart TRISH Tremont Houston Trish Hearts of Old Galveston Galveston News

Fall offer at Fos and Son for engraving rewards

A local ad announces a loyalty program from T. L. Fos & Son this fall. Customers receive a card to credit purchases and, once the total hits 35, can select from 500 renowned steel engravings.

Remarkable Bargains Exposed by Local Buyer Fox

Our buyer Mr. J. B. Fox has returned from New York where he attended clearance sales. An offer is valid until January 1 1890 in a sale featuring remarkable bargains as never seen in the city. The item list includes various goods and price reductions.

J. B. Fox Bee New York

Bears and a German hunter in a tall poplar tale

A hunting incident from Athens relates Chris Stevens and a German companion named Hecke chasing a bear up a tall poplar. Stevens delays firing to avoid harming the animal, provoking a German exclamation as the bear finally falls, illustrating a moment of cross language humor. Germany's educated men show rising numbers across centuries, from 17,681 students in 1589 to over 1.5 million by 1910, a trend called a wholesome warning by a German newspaper cited by the New York Sun.

Mr Barker Athens Planner Lites Chris Stevens Hecke Stevens Heck Bruin Germany Iss Bae Bee Suse Ivan New York Sun

Toast at Boston Suburb Dinner Sparks Historic War Toast

A misread dinner toast at a western Boston suburb event by a martial body yields a startling line. The remark "Here's to the company: Citizens war, soldiers at home" reflects the wartime mood of the gathering and the wit of the speakers.

Boston Cutisens Boman Boston Timm

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