The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-06
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.


In game OF ban, Sunday. II took
Guthrie thirteen innings to heat Perry.
AIoRday night there was a big storm in
northern Chickashaw nation and southern
Oklahoma.
The Carnegie library has already push
ed the basket up IN front Of Oklahoma
City for $500
Ire eastern friends Of the Indians con-
cede that Judge Springer began his SUIT
TOO late IN the day
II viii soon be in order for the cotton
boil worm 10 dc a few summersaults 10
alarm decent people
Mrs. Harry Ardery. OF hutchinson. Is
taking part IN the musical contests at
Hutchinson this week
DR.. MeElrarh. OF FL Reno. was not re-
moved from the territorial insanity board.
as reported. He resigned
Always kick A weather reporter in one
part OF Oklahoma says: The rain saved
the wheat, but it retarded farm work
badly"
IN some Oklahoma towns e bachelor
cant walk towards the depot without
starting rumor that h is going away 70
be married.
Rubber tires are becoming 50 common
in the territory that man can no longer
break into the newspapers Just because
/ his vehicle is so equipped.
The scaa'oid on which Eluuigaa was
hanged years ago at Oklahoma City has
been shipped 10 Pawnee 70 be used there
! on June e. when the two men are 10 be
/ executed.
The mills OF Oklahoma City are run
ming night and day to get through with
I hte old stock Of wheat, shut down for a
/ few weeks repairs TO get ready for the
new product.
The dog-catoher Of Oklahoma City re-
( ports that ne recently hooked in 123 dogs
/ that licenses were paid on 40 Of them
/ and q went 70 the dog heaven thar is
4 fairer than this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell, OF Fl Reno
/ bride and groom, extend their best wishes
to a crowd of charivari idiots. but while
/ indorsing fun. protest that the breaking
I of windows was just q little too near
rowdyism.
A lot of farmers in Kay county recently
I decided to cluub together 20 buy their
I wind-mills. did So. bought one kind o.
Windmill and got them cheaper than 9th
erwise. There is nothing ike combina-
tiOn when IL works your way.
Somebody IN describing Oklahoma had
/ his pen run off and throw him around a
/ telegraph pole in this fashion: For hun
dreds OF miles her landscapes cut theiI
/ silvery rVofles on the sky and cleave the
/ blue air with their dazzling fields Of
eternal beauty. the mean anual tempera-
ture Of spring" Whewl
A committee at Oklahoma City in ad-
l vertising a church social commits this
/ LAS our church needs a piano, the
money TO raise, we win ask one and all
fifteen cents to pay for refreshments
we serve, then some Of these days, you
can come TO church and hear the piano
I play" BY searching carefully you viii
fine a rhyme,
Ed Hcpton and ". W. Foster. Of Ponca
/ City, were fishing the other night with
/ a common line and hook. when something
/ jerked. They soon found that they had
a whale and were scared TO death for fear
I either hte hook or line would break
/ They pulled of their clothes and went in
and took the hsh in their arms and
I brought him TO shore. He was a catfish
and weighed sixty-fve pounds.
Enid Eagle: AT the very time when the
negro Campbell was being hanged al
/ Pond Greek his wife and son, who live
in Enid. were taking leading parts IN the
closing exercises OF the colored schools
/ Of this city. This entertainment was
/ held at the opera house. the audience be-
many of the best white element Of the
/ city. The little boy, who is probably
/ years old. appeared on the stage a NUM-
( Der of times. and always won applause
for the clever rendition of his parts
Mrs. Campbell. who mas q great reputa-
/ tion as a vocalist among the colored peo-
/ pie. rendered two vocal solos during the
evening, the last one being, as near as
/ can be ascertained, at the very instant
when the mob at Pond Greek were
swinging her husband into eternity.