The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-09
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

AG. A. R. post has been organized at
Mulhall
Corn in the vicinity of Hennessey is
eleven feet high.
A First Baptist church has been organ
lied at Hennessey.
A Republican club was organized at
Hennessey a week from last Monday.
You don't hear as much about hop tea in
Oklahoma as you did year ago
Hennessey had a roasted OK on the
Fourth. Isn't ii a little warm for roasted
OK.
Every community in Oklahoma has a
Farmers Alliance. The woods are full of
them.
1t is easy to change a name in Oklahoma.
Nobody thinks of call MUlhall ALFRED"
any more.
The Oklahoma City Times says it viii
be not only the first but the most import
ant election.
About the only thing that is pleased
with this hot weather in Oklahoma Is the
ice cream social
Mr.. c. G. Jones, of Oklahoma City, has
had the honor of being mentioned as a
good man for the council
The places that have been calling them
selves summer resorts have md the Their
mOmeter in the ice chest.
Two men found great, old oak tree en-
bedded in the ground at depth OF twenty
feet near Mulhall recently.
Eight extra policemen had to be APP
pointed on the Fourth at Mulhau To take
care of the immense crowd.
The man who is running for the legisla-
ture and is banking on getting left IS all
right. At least he viii not starye-
The editor of the Hennessey Clipper has
had presented to him great, red, ripe
tomato, the first of this years growing.
This is the time OF year when the people
of Oklahoma want winter to come back
and linger in the lap of spring some more.
Mr.. 4. P. Butcher, of Haysviile. Kan,
desires to locate Colonel Charles Parrish,
of the 10th Indiana regiment. Can you
! help himy
It's now less than a month until that
election takes place. There Is lots OF wood
being sawed in Oklahoma and it isn't black
jack, either.
1t will profit the people Of Oklahoma in
this election of representatives TO remem-
Der to hit the head of any rascal who
dares to appear.
The baby who is claimed to be the first
boy baby in Oklahoma was two years old
July l. He lives near Oklahoma City and
his name Is Guy Slavens.
Everybody is hoping that the Indian
commission will be as successful with the
Cheyennes and ArrapahOes as they were
with the tribes on the east.
The Mulhall Monitor publishes a
triumphant rooster this week. but we
can't imagine what IL Is for unless 10 Is
just an outburst Of general satisfaction.
Plenty of cotton is growing and will be
ready to gin before the cotton GIN can ne
nut in order 4 gin can be had at W Wichita
Falls and put up in time 70 work up the
growing crop, says the Reno Herald.
Kingfsher Journal: Now is the time for
Oklahoma to commence work IN dead earn
nest We now have the first chance ~ our
history to do something for ourselves, and
we should see TO il that u is done we'll
And it can be by electing honorable men
to make the laws that are 70 govern Us IN
the future.
Norman Transcript: One farmer from
the Little River country reports tbata ileId
Of cotton planted May -. was blooming
on June ~, one month and two days from
time Of planting. That, IN cotton coun-
try, would be considered spiendid snow
ing and Oklahoma can evidently hold her
own with any Of them.
Milt Reynolds story: He was an orphan
boy and came from Kansas lnat was
enough 70 appeal to our sympathies. " 2
offered him a home. He was u years Of
age. We intended to make a stock man
and printer Of him. He was a bright boy
and said he had always lived on a farm
So had the venerable Kicking Bird We
have a strong sympathy for farmers boys.
He came 70 our humble home Friday night
That night our beautiful Arabian mare
was stolen and we have not seen that
poor Kansas orphan since. We are deeply
impressed that the poor Kansas orphan
hoy stole OF Was a confederate in stealing
our mare. We viii pay - for the recov-
cry Of the mare, and s3575 for the recovery
Of the mare and a sound licking Of the
how NJ j. a bad ecg. We don't want
any more orphan boys, and especially no
more Kansas orphan boys.