The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-12
Outlines of Oklahoma.

The popular drink in Perkins Is Dewey
julep. II was invented by Johnny Hinkle.
There will be fully ten aspirants for
congress in the FL Reno convention,
August 81
| tee appointed az kingfshsr ever have any
influence with eongress7
II is announced that Jake Roberts is
also a candidate for congress. Has the
judgeship shipped water and sank?
A H. Van Fleet OF Baltimore has been
elected to the chair of biology in the
territorial university az Norman.
Dennis Flynn went all over the terri
tory. took look at things and announced
that he had no candidates for congress
It took the written consent of her father
for Miss Maud Thompson Of FL Reno 10
get married. She was only fifteen years
old.
Jake schweizer is coming home He en-
listed to fight not to protect biscuits.
The government deserves a fitting re-
Duke.
Edgar Jones of Guthrie was TO have
been married 10 Miss Lee White at Omaha
last week. But the wedding has been
postponed a week.
G. w. Turley. in the Kickapoo coun-
try this year, picked 40 pounds Of grapes
from some vines he set out as cuttings
sixteen months ago.
Walter D. Wallace. Rough Rider. who
has been in the hospital since the battles
Of Santiago. has returned home to Per-
kins on a furlough.
The Oklahoma City News now has SIS
worth of candidates announcements.
This beats the record in Oklahoma Kea-
ton has paid up himself
A prominent Guthrie man who Is &C.
cused of assaulting prominent woman.
calls it blackmail. The names are sup
pressed by the local papers.
Il wish" said the Oklahoma politician
to the citizen, that you would sign this
little round robin of mine asking the
president TO appoint me postmaster"
Keaton says: I'VE will battle for the
rights vouch-safed US by our fathers"
Ordinarily that word battle" is all right,
but this year in Oklahoma It belongs to
the Rough Riders.
The Alabama Democrats will renomi-
nate Joe Wheeler for congress. He Is
an old veteran twice over. Oklahoma
ought TO send a Rough Rider to congress
to keep Joe Wheeler company.
POnca CITY courier: Two Usage Indian
boys were making love to two Indian
girls on the street here yesterday. The
boys would talk TO the girls, but they paid
no attention. They succeeded in attract
ing considerable attention.
The executive branch of the Democratic
central committee and the executive
branch is the subcommittee which runs
things, is composed of c. G. Horner of
Guthie, Frank McMaster of OKLAHOMA
City, S. L. Johnson of Alva, and B. J.
McClardy OF Shawnee. This ought to
make the Populists begin to open their
eyes.
Mrs. NJ. z. Van Pelt, of Leroy, has
issued the following: Observation-Disclosures
ton leading to the whereabouts of my
son. Homer c. Van Pelt. He left home
April %. 1898, intending to attend school
at Saltwater, Oklahoma. Descriptions:
Aged II, about feet, inches in height,
rather fair complexion, dark, auburn
hair, brown eyes. weight about 125 or
1875 pounds. quiet turn, mild talking. Had
a small piece broken of of one front
tooth. Had several scars on forehead in
edge of hair. He was dressed in black
hat, ducking coat, nearly black, white
flannel shirt, blue oyeralls, shoes. Any
information leading to his discovery will
be thankfully received by his mother
Mrs. NJ. E. Van Pelt, Leroy. o. T."