The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-03
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The Commercial club OF Norman VII
build $3.50 home Tor Itself
Down IN the region OF Union City the
aphis took a bite OF oats. too.
Enid boasts a hotel sign which can be
read ten miles out in the country.
The newspaper boys gather together
at Blackwell on the z1st OF this month
a man az Cnickasha advertises enthu-
sL-asticaliy: Vow Il the time 10 buy IRE
wood.
The business men OF Pond Creek are
talking OF street fair and carnival this
year strong.
There is talk among some Of the Dem
ocrats OF Il Reno OF organizing a David
3. Hiu club.
-4ore good wheat land IS threatened.
The young men Of Pond Greek have or
ganized golf Club.
The hearing Of the Grant county seat
case, after an interruption Of several
days, is grinding again
1t was VIII Hornbeck, not Lew, who
jumped the discovered strip OF land near
the Wichita reservation
Frank Purcell. prominent lawyer OF
Enid, who died Wednesday, came from
/ q prominent family in Kentucky
Recently the merchants OF Granite put
up 500 for a write-up in a Chicago daily.
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Another Barnes story Is that he has
been rendered position as manager Of
a California oil company at sl,oeo
month.
How is this for an expression? II is
! from an Oklahoma paper: He brought
credentials with him as long as gam
bler's dream"
Ex-Postmaster Boggs. Of Shawnee.
who has been completely cleared. is said
to have spent nearly everything he had
in his defense
nephew of Senator Bailey, Of Texas, was
married at FL Reno the other day 10
Miss E n Womble.
The pest house al FL Reno is to be
| closed. over SO cases Of the smallpox
] have broken out at FL Reno IN the past
year. and there has not been a single
death.
Here is an awful thrust in the last Is
sue Of the Lohamo Sun: "A certain girl
in this neighborhood was very lonesome
Sunday. We won't tell who she was, but
maybe you can guess"
Isenberg. Of Enid, met Mrs. Nation on
/ the train the other day and invited her
to come 10 Enid, providing she would let
/ the police search her Tor hatchets be-
fore she left the depot for town.
Inc accusation of Lawyer Denton
| against Judge McAtee Is that the judge
used these words in front OF several
members of the bar: You have changed
/ records after same we're approved by
me"
Here is an item in the Blackwell News:
Mrs. Erwin, Of Winsiow, Arizona, ar
rived in the city yesterday 10 see her
sister, Miss Edith Murphy, whom she
understood to be dying with quick con-
sumption. Upon her arrival she discov-
| cred that her sister was not sick, but
was in Winfield, and left for that place
last evening. Mrs. Erwin had been lead
out here under false impression. To
] the News man she told her story while
walking up from the depot, anu the Incl
dent is indeed = peculiar one She said
1 she had received a letter from Miss Min
ME Hoy, Of this city, telling Of her sis
( ters illness, claiming that DR.. Lowery
I had pronounced the disease quick con-
sumption. The letter did not say for her
/ to come, but she felt uneasy and con-
Guided TO do SO. She discovered yester-
day that her sisters only fines was
trouble with her teeth in which her
gums sWelled so largely as to produce
/ fear Of the result. But they had healed
and she had never been considered In a
really dangerous condition. Mrs. Erwin
VIII return directly 70 WinslOw, Arizona
1 She said she regretted the circumstance
I deeply; her mind was burdened with
great anxiety for the speedy recovery Of
/ her sister from the point of death. "
I She said Miss Hoy did not intend 10 con
vey such an impression in the letter. but
anyhow that is the kind of an impression
{ she received"