The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-29
Outlines of Oklahoma

Everybody in Oklahoma Is looking for
spring TO come with a Jerk
The electric lights at Perry. after sew
| eTal weeks vacation, are aga4n shining.
| The orthodox Hebrews at Oklahoma
City will celebrate the feast Of the Pass
over.
The Perkins Journal says: ''If you have
one real good, true friend. one is good
many"
Charles Vaughan Barnette. a young
merchant of Ponca City. is dead OF pneu-
monia.
A young couple eloped from Stroud the
other night, but were overtaken al South
| McAlester and parted.
! The Woodward Bulletin says that Sid
ney Clarke as "a Republican disintegra-
tor is a bowling success.
Alexander H. Denham. Rough Rider.
and Miss Nellie c. Hammer were married
at Oklahoma City last week
Two Oklahoma City mail carriers have
resigned because of over-work. Oklahoma
City makes an advertisement OF 1t.
Judge Burwen makes it a regular prac-
tice to hold night sessions in his court
1t pleases the people TO see court rapid
c. G. Jones has returned TO Oklahoma
City from Arkansas. He said he was
of telegraph lines and did not know the
grand jury wanted him.
For the next four years Oklahoma far
mers can exempt themselves from half
their road tax by planting one hundred
trees and cultivating them.
The Saltwater Democrat calls Governor
Barnes carpet-bagger. How much long
er has the editor OF the Democrat been
in Oklahoma than Governor Barnes?
Tt Is announced that Barnes and Flynn
will go at each other again to settle the
control of the Republican League. the
meetings of which take place in July.
The Carwile Journal last week led OFF
its local news with this: yet since time
began has man dared woman, and woman
lured man to that which turks and lies
always beyond"
A blind man was playing on the streets
Of Ponca City and no one put up any
pennies. A man walked up and slipped
ten silver dollars in the tin cup. The old
man felt them and wept. The donors
name was Lon Crossield.
At the Jeffersonian banquet TO be held
at Topeka, Kan, on the S0th, Hon. Sid
ney Clarke has been invited to respond
to the toast, Oklahoma, the Next Star
on the Flag of the Union"
Judge Lawhon Of Woodward has a spe-
cial marriage ceremony which Is so beau
tiful that the bride falls on the judges
neck and covers him with kisses He
charges $40 extra when this special cere-
mony is used.
Susan Jane, correspondent IN the
Okarche Times, Is responsible for this
local item: Some might say whoa. We
don't know what the girls said, but they
came down lust the same: the horse did
not run and they got on again. Ask Fred
If he laughed"
Gushing Herald: Jack Tabor, one Of the
old originals, who punched cattle in this
county years before the opening, died at
Red Fork, ]. T., this week and was bu-
ried at Stroud last Wednesday. Jack has
number of friends here who will be
sorry 10 hear of his death.
Justice H. Faulkner performed his maid
en- marriage ceremony Saturday. The
work was something novel to the judge,
but he did It gracefully. After tying the
knot the judge fervently kissed Miss
Maud Spant, aged Is. The groom was
Barkiey T. Keeler, Of Highland postoffice.
Garfield county. Mrs. Keller came from
Seward, Logan county.
Chandler is to have an oil mill. The
town sent delegation to the legislature
to get reformatory in the distribution OF
the public buildings. 1t is said that c.
G. Jones told the delegation that II he
went into the building combine, he would
take the oil mill aaway from It. This in
formation was telephoned Hoffman az
Chandler, who replied: TELL Jones to
go to Hades and get the reformatory II
you can. We will take care Of the oil
mill"