The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-24
Outlines Of Oklahoma


The Chickasaw National bank at Purcell
has $751; in deposits.
| The next legislature may take steps To-
wards preventing the annihilation of mistle-
| toe.
Oklahoma dealers in mistie-toe have not
been able to ill their orders from the east
this year.
c. ". Beers. the star In Pawnee BilPs
wild west show. is spending the holidays
! in El Reno.
| K;ngisher must arrange it so that Colo
mel Bradley can be at that statehood con-
vention as delegate.
Some of the very careful politicians In
Oklahoma will hide out until the state
| hood convention is over.
James P. Candy. the new deputy marshal
| for Woods courty. was a member OF the
territorial legislature in 1894.
Mr.. Roy Stafford OF the Oklahoma City
Champion. was married at Perth. Sumner
county, Kansas, this week
Rosa waggoner at Oklahoma City wants
divorce from her husband because ne
pounded her with cord wood
Oklahoma will be very much obliged TO
Senator Allen If he will leave Oklahoma
Notwithstanding other reports. the au-
thoritles say they have the Jennings boys
cirched as the daylight robbers.
Inquiry should be made at Kingfisher 10
find if Judge Ollie of FL Reno still has that
immortal cinch on the first senatorship.
Captain Works of Commanche isn't STIR
ring up Washington as much as General
Hews is, but he is making the cattlemen
nervous.
There is said to be an Indian plot in the
Territory to burn out the white man. his
home and his courts, and records. OF
course. the story is fake.
At Purcell a little boy writes a letter to
Santa Claus asking him TO bring him a
Life of Washington Look out for that
boy. He is liable to be president some
daily.
a Ponca City husband complains that
his wife keeps her cookbook in the front
room and a good novel in the kitchen. No
wonder Ponca City has a Bachelor Girls
club.
What Oklahoma would like 10 see would
be Mr.. Letter of Chicago putting in every
Oklahoma farmers stocking twenty-five
cents more for every bushel Of wheat in
the territory.
The Hale gang. and not the Jennings
gang, may have been guilty Of the day
light robbery. but just the same the Jen-
nings boys ate breakfast at the station
nearest the robbery the same morning and
told the girl in charge of the restaurant
that they didn't have any money just then,
but would have some in an hour or two.
Perry Enterprise: Placing the stove near
the center of the opera house greatly inn
proves the temperature of the room, but
it is yet too cold IN some parts for com
fort. The members of the G. A. r. post
have decided to place another stove in the
building, near the stage, so that all who
want TO see the German Volunteer" to-
night. can keep warm and comfortable
while doing 50.
FL Reno Star: The rottenest show on
the road, without exception, is the Roo
erts Black Crook" company that playei
here last night. The famous Cherry SIS
ters" are artists in comparison. II was
an aggr. cation of honk-a-tonk actors
and chair-warmers of the lowest degree
that ever polluted a stage with their pres
ence. The house became very rough be-
fore the curtain went down on the last
of the piece, but out OF res
pect for the opera house managers, no
violence was committed