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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1889
Page
9
A busy Social Scene features daily weddings and engagements, visits from Indianapolis and other cities, planned ceremonies in Aldersboro and Wichita, and numerous parties. The column notes astrological birth predictions, an upcoming Sacred Selenes club event, teas, marriages at The Dalles and at home, and a parade of society arrivals and entertaining duties across the region.
Local fisherman Adam Korb near Berovilie traps a beautiful kingfisher after a long chase along the Seige Goll river. He swings a long rod, strikes the wing, and the bird lands in the water where it is retrieved and tied for transport. A hefty reward or sale value is mentioned.
A Way Up Concert was given in a private apartment on the tower’s third platform with M Filfel and invited guests. The event featured piano selections, vocal numbers by Mile Lyon, speeches, and a dining room collation for attendees as the tower remained on site during its demolition.
An early 20th century illustrated piece from The American Presa Association describes a lavish performance by Jolly Dancers aided by Andersons and Oh at 854 Fulton St Leootlya New York. It details costumes, choreography, and theatrical flair with references to percussion, stage props, and vibrant crowd reactions. The article names performers such as Willwes Tessie and Kelly and hints at a broader sensational display across a seaside venue.
A brief note on Chinese recollections by Charles Zimmerman, published in a periodical. The excerpt signals a reflective travel or cultural piece, introducing themes of heritage and memory with a Colonial era viewpoint.
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