;ing in 



694 



have bi 

 week \v 

 for bri 

 but Fr 



heavy falls of rain 'iiii 

 inil other cold s 

 up steadily for tweh< 

 our storekeeping florist 

 faec iir consequence, 

 cleared up nicely and il 

 day for delivering. Tl 

 was simply grand. Tli i 

 were sold and soon tin i^ 



Most all our florist- l- 

 (as Harrisii are too inin 

 most of the plants were 

 lot.s of them produced on 

 flowers. 



L. h. May & Co.'s ship 

 larger than ever, lldlm 

 big business, having the I- 

 upon the hill. K. F. In 



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.lid 



indle 



grown hydrangcii 

 ing IS to 20 iiic 

 SwiUison had -i 

 Lady Campbell \ 

 at .$1.00 per pot. 

 Carnations wer 

 seemed to l>e ofT 

 \MTc more picnt 

 \u-lv lunl-,. cblbo' 



re than sea 

 all around. 



•lunch doer 



WICHITA, KAN. 



bciiu; much better 

 Mueller reporls -i.". 

 A. Hose about the 

 Co. :5.j per ceiil. 

 business. 



Plant trade wns 

 ply. except in lilies 

 ease and mixed sto 

 regular. Culp & Co 

 W'ho had anytliing 

 50 per cent of tlii'ii 



supply 



bring 

 vanc( 

 s^der; 



ies caused by poor 

 Beauties sold well 



■e better dec- 

 all the avail- 

 plants being 



complaint is miuU 

 and of damaged 

 packing. Americs 

 and were good. 



Churches as a rule 

 orated than usual, abo; 

 able stock of deeorati 

 used for this purpose. 



Weather was line, both 'Saturday and 

 Sunday being springlike days with little 

 or no wind, although Friday started in 

 with enough wet Munv to" make the 



ground white I a high wind from the 



north, which did some damage over the 

 city, although none of the florists were 

 nuich damaged except by a scare at the 

 ))rosi)ect of a spo'ded Easter trade, which 

 happily did not materialize. \V. H. C. 



I.M).— Mrs. K. T. (; 

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