The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-29
.AND D. FAR GIJD.
Everybody Seeking a Share
In It's Prosperity.
ARE COMING lN FL0CKS
GreateSfRU8 of HomeseekerS
Ever Known.

into Oklahoma. Items in the territorial
press are to be met with by the score
like the samples following
Perry Republican: J. p Curlee u
Pearland. Texas arrived in Perry Mon
day and viii locate with US permanently.
He win be with his son, c. Z. Curlee. in
The general merchandising business at
the southwest corner Of the square. Mrs.
a. Lud Kincheole and her sister, Miss
Lee Lawless Of Saline county, No, stop
ped off at Perry Monday night to visit
Mrs. Flora Wing. They left the next day
going to their new home on a well i'm
proved farm ten miles north of Still
water, which AIr. KincheoIe recently pur-
chased.
Hennessey Clipper: J. W. Fee has Dur-
chased the George johnson place adj
joining the Nat Moran farm, which he
bought last week. Mrs. Harry Antro-
bus purchased the Mrs. 0. B. Kidney
farm eight miles southeast of town,
Tuesday Of this week.....J. II. VanBuren
of Quimby. Ia, bought the Sbreve school
quarter southeast of town last week.
Mr.. Shreve win build in town.. Carl
Suenram sold his farm three and one
half miles southeast of town Monday to
H. c. Howard Of Longview. IL, for
$1,000. J. S. Coley. agents. H Witbers
and wife returned from Cuba Saturday
night They have been there about
year, but have sold all interests there
and are back to Oklahoma to stay
Henry Fisher purchased the unimproved
Stetler farm two and one-half miles east
Of town Tuesday morning for $4,000 Mr.
Fisher already owns the placeadjoinlng it
on the east and this gives him a half sec
ton of land, which for fertility and
DAY" cannot be surpassed in the terri
tory.
Waukamis Hornet: Twelve Iowa and
Nebraska land hunters are here and sew
eraI Of the mhave concluded to buy and
locate here.
Perkins Journal: S. A Hi, brother Of
VIII Hill, OF the Palace Drug Store, was
here on q visit from Appleton city, Mo,
the first of the week. His first visit to
Oklahoma fmpresses him very much and
he may return Ii locate here.
Stroud Messenger: Jas. A. Galloway
and wife who live just south of town,
VIII leave tomorrow for Chester Woods
county Oklahoma, where they viii prob
ably locate if they are suited with the
country. EsEsA
country. John Driesbach, Of Champaign
Ills, who has been visiting his relatives,
Alfred Brown, and family. near Airing
ton, considers Oklahoma ahead Of ms
no's in many respects He VIII probably
d..
Phares. D. F. Gordon, w. J. Applegate,
and J. F. Harris. all of Maroree, H.,
arrived here last Wednesday and are look
ing for farming land near Stroud They
are wen pleased with the country and
may locate in this vicinity
Stroud star: Henry De1Ioss. a success
ful farmer living six miles southwest of
town, off Of forty-fve acres of land
gathered crops this season to the value
Of 1922 His father. w. H. DeMoss,
who lives near Seneca, Mo- expects to
move to this section in the near future.
Guthrie Leader:Joe Casail. who resides
a few miles east OF Guthrie has just
returned from an extended trip through
Missouri Iowa Illinois, and the north
west where he went in search Of a
a desirable location. and come back firm
Iy convinced Of the fact that Guthrie and
Logan county are superior in every way
TO an others which he visited
The Times Journal says: The following
gentlemen are in the city looking for
prospects for good investments: ]. 7.
CARRIER. manager Of the Western Union
Telegraph company. GreenviUe. o.; Hon.
C. J. Brumbaugh, member Of the Ohio
general assembly; Gilmore Wiley. clerk
Of Drake county court; John @. Lands,
prominent stock dealer and Voney WI
uams, attorney. of Creenville o.
The Oklahoma CITY papers report the
extraordinary occurrence Of forty Ala
hama homeseekers arriving in body
with the expectation OF locating in Ok
lah0ma-
The movement to the Eiowa and Com
manche country IS noted by the Purcell
Register as follows. The prairie scooners
are thick in town this week. coming
from both directions One party. several
In number, came from South Dakota
while others came from Texas and Ar
Kansas They are out looking for loca-
lions, most Of them having their eyes
on the Eiowa end Comanche country.
some az them have stopped here for the
winter and others would have done so.
had they been fortunate enough 10 hnd
houses
The Alva Courier. George Smith sold
Ills farm this week for 5000 Randall
& Parker sold ~. Booths farm three
quarters Of mile south OF Ava To
man, from Missouri ard charles & Colin