The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-15
Outlines OF Oklahoma

There are ffty-nine lodges OF Masons
/ in Oklahoma, including those under dis
! pensation.
Charles Day. of Blackwell, has been
/ chosen grand master OF The Masons sof
+ Oklahoma.
Isenberg. of Enid. has stirred up the
I Oklahoma City Oklahoman, which calls
: him a lobster.
Mrs. Joe Quick died at Perry Monday
| evening Mrs. Quick was formerly Mss
/ Zoe Parker. Of Guthrie.
Three senators VINO were Tor the public
building bill when It was introduced are
now said 70 be against it.
Freeman Miller IN a piece OF rhyme
calls the Texas Iong-horn: The beef
+ producing bandit of the plains"
The legislature had a good tine. IS
! usual, at Woodward, which doesn't scat
! ter its entertainments too much.
The manager OF the Oklahoma City
baseball club is still causing occasional
excitement by signing ano her man.
Alexander has introduced a bin in the
legislature providing THAT sthe county
seats shall not be removed for five years.
Leslie Niblack is plainly sore because
Carnegie, Rockefeller and Morgan didn (
take him in on that community OF in
terest
The Waukomis Herald thanks heaven
that the legislature cannot pass law
making the editors furnish the pager
cheaper TO dead-head subscribers.
B. S. Barnes and Renshaw did not
ascend WaShington'S monument while IA
Washington recently. The elevator was
broken and A,enshaw refused to walk
There IS some doubt whether under the
constitution Oklahoma can be made a
state and other territory lying outside
of Oklahoma's boundaries added later.
A woman signing herself Angry Fee
male Smelier" in a communication in
the Guthrie Leader demands that the city
90 something in a sanitary way at once.
Some one stole an Ardmore mans bfra
pup and has since written a letter TO thu
loser saying that unless ransom Of
s. is paid at once the dog will be killed
Governor and Mrs. Barnes viii enter
tain the members Of the council and
their wives on February Is and the mem
bers of the house and their wives the
night following.
The Oklahoma City Oklahoman thinks
that if Mrs. Nation should come TO Ok
lahoma the first town size would break
for would be Saltwater, whose name
would at once excite her suspicious
B. S. Barnes. of Ponca City, recently
returned from trip 70 Washington with
a belief that some Oklahoma town ought
to be the headquarters for the foreign
diplomats because they spend so much
money and would help along 50.
Newkirk Democrat: T. ]. Harris, OF
Waltham township, was in the city Sat
urday. Mr. Harris thinks an injunction
should be had to keep the Democrats
from selling their farms to Republicans.
Eleven Democrats have sold their farms
to that many Republicans since the first
of the year.
J. c. Loomflier, the blind man who
lived IN Oklahoma so long. was found
dead near Princeton, Indiana. the other
day, with revolver near him The body
lay in q graveyard, and it is thought
that Loomiler was murdered for his
money. Of which he IS said TO have made
a pile in the territory.
Ponca City Courier: A few days ago
some of Lon O'Hornet's folks missed one
of the young Belgian hares from the
pen, and there was much ado over the
missing rabbit. One of Ions water span
fels seemed TO discover the cause Of the
commotion, quietly started off across an
adjoining lot and soon returned, carry
ing the little rabbit in her mouth, which
she carefully deposited on the porch
without the slightest damage.