The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-09-17
Outlines of Oklahoma

Before this yellow fever craze gets over
Ardmore may have to quarantine against
Texas.
Isenberg suggests that Lincoln Mckinley
of Newkirk try pull AZ that cousin wire
himself.
Round Pond. IN the Strip. was named
as early as the sixties by ]. r Mead of
Wichita
o. A. Mitchser and ". Y Parker Of Ok
lahoma City have set out for the Klond-ke
country.
1t is almost dead sure thing that Judge
Tarsney viii bring those Watonga lynchers
70 justice.
At Ends celebration on September Is
one of the attractions was a ninety pound
watermelon.
Mr.. C. E. Finley and Miss Cora De
Haven. prominent young people OF Okla
homa City. have married.
The Round Pond people did not visit
Ends celebration because the Enid people
didn't visit Round Ponds Fourth OF July.
Perry must be getting little sat:sfac-
ton out OF the fact that an outside man
is to have a slice of the Guthrie land Of
fee.
The Enid Wave. which is always fair
| before II is partisan, says: Every one
seems to be agreed that prosperity is COM
ing
1t is dead sure thing that the Frisco
| will build TO Oklahoma City. The news
| will be definitely received this week from
New York
| If the marshalship matter is still open
| Governor Barnes is making a mistake by
/ not endorsing Bill Grimes and seeing that
| he gets the place.
| The railroads in Oklahoma are still ad-
vert;s:ng excursion rates TO Galveston But
| you bet no one is travelling in that direc-
| ton just at present.
| Miss Bessie Carter, aged Is. was mar
ried at Enid the other day and the Wave
assures the public that her husband is old
| enough 10 take care of her.
| Governor Barnes is over in Pawnee, and
| it is raining. He may be gone some time.
When it starts 10 ram in the eastern part
| OF Oklahoma il keeps it up.
The fellows at Oklahoma City are watch
ing that part of town where the Sapulpa
| road will probably enter and are ready
TO snatch the real estate quick.
James Turk, the devil of the Enid Wave
Office. has resigned on account of the re-
sumption of school, and a not fight for
the appointment IS now in progress.
Oklahoma City's canning factory, II is
said, viii can walnuts. Canned walnuis
are an English delicacy. One house in
London has been selling them for over two
hundred years.
Archie Rockfellow, a consumptive, was
riding along the road with his father near
Woodward recently. Suddenly ne told his
father ne was dying. and TO drive into the
shade. His father drove under tree ana
held the boy in his arms until he died.
Perry Enterprise: w. n. Huddleston, one
of the substantial farmers and Repubh-
cans of White Rock township, was in the
city yesterday, and 10 an Enterprise
/ Times reporter stated that he had threshed
on his farm this year over 5,000 bushels of
grain. That out of this he had met all OBJ
legations for new farm machinery, new res
idence, granaries and other things, and had
safely housed 900 bushels of first-class
wheat until the Perry market reached ST..
Accompanying Mr.. Huddleston were Pc
ter and Baxter Williamson, two of his
bachelor ne:ghbors. who have 300 bushels
of fine hard wheat now in the bin and are
able TO hold same until they get ready to
sell it. The Enterpr:se-Times would sug-
gest TO the young ladies of the neighbor-
hood that the Williamson Bros. and their
wheat are worth looking after.