The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-21
Outlines of Oklahoma


Buffalo Jones is now predicting that
wheat viii go 20 one dollar bushel
Mr.. Hurry is the new clerk OF the probate
court of Oklahoma county He Is expected
to push business along swiftly.
Guthrie is TO have a new electric light
plant The contract has been signed be-
tween the city and ]. Sam Brown
What has become Of Representative Tom
Wills legislative investigate bluff? Tom
probably started it TO keep somebody else
from doing so.
When the Misses Nsblack and Hoffman
OF Chandler visit Guthrie one can always
find something about "a delightful social
hop" in the papers within few days
The real garden spot of the world has
been discovered by the editor OF the FL
Reno Star. II can be seen through his
sanctum window. when il IS washed. and 3
located in the Canadian valley.
Charles Liebler. formerly one Of the best
known busienss men in Southern Kansas,
is living al Union City and recovering from
the effects of the Kansas boom. Charlie
Is white" man and deserves success.
Rev. Buckner of Guthrie has discovered
that love is the need of the church. He
subject Sunday night that John Stone me,
Horace Speed after the services and kissed
him.
II. D. Mcknight, the Few register OF the
land Office at Mangunl. Is already a can
d;date for congressional delegate. Some
body ought 20 take him out behind the land
Office building and give him piece OF
friendly advice
Colonel Johnson OF Oklahoma City VIII
speak al the Memorial Day exercises a,
Perry. 1t was expected that Colonel John
son would deliver an eloquent address. but
We see by the Perry Times that he Is TO
deliver an 'orat.on.'
Lon Wharton of Perry has returned from
a squirrel hunt on mis- estate in Kay county.
1t is said that he can hit a squirrel in the
apple OF the eye every time. His bright
son and fair daughter looked after the
Sentinel In his absence.
Maurice O'Rourke OF FL Reno has gone
east 10 prepare himself for a commodore
Of the navy. Callahan appointed him TO
the vacancy at Annapolis. Since that al
legged inundation the Ell Renoites have be-
come quite maratime people.
The spirit OF the Confederacy has still a
holt on the people OF Oklahoma City. A
Kansas girl graduating there recently de-
livered a brilliant Grafton on How the
Shackles were Removed" and in spirit
of Southern bigotry the newspapers printed
It How the Freckles were Removed"
One OF the warmest persons in all Okla
homa is Paul Jundt, who presided yester-
Gay over the cool deliberations Of the direc-
tors of the Ardmore Ice company in the
Pabst brewery Office at Guthrie. It is
afe TO say that "a good time was had
The mathematician OF the FL Reno News
figures that Canadian county will have p
800, 900 bushels OF wheat which, at 80 cents
a bushel. will bring sl,500000. Calculate
your figures again Mr.. News man. He
adds: And that means money to burn
Isenberg of the Enid Wave devotes a
column in yesterdays paper to roast OF
the press liars of Oklahoma and then gave
a 2-stick description of a strawberry raised
in his town by Mrs. Colonel Ravens that
measured nearly six inches in diameter. It
is probable that Miss Edna wrote the roast
and that her father wrote the strawberry
lie.
The Enid Democrat is dead and now Isen-
berg is rejoicing over the fact that the
Wave is the only Democratic paper In Gar
field county. Long may 1t wave and
surge" he CALCULATES with newborn en-
thusiasm. Andrew Jackson Jones, former
~ OF Medicine Lodge. was the editor OF the.
Democrat. A first-rate fellow but tenth
rate financier.