The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-15
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.


1t is stated by horsemen thar Enid has
the finest lot OF driving horses and We
hIcies of any town in Oklahoma.
The Wichita MOUNTAINS are said 10 be
an ideal place for spending the hot
weather. Colorado has lost her grip on
Oklahoma
Bird s. MCGUIRE was given rousing re-
ception at the Grant county convention
and in turn he electrified the boys with
his oratory and logic.
Where's Dennis2-' was a very familiar
question in Bill Grimes office. while Den
MS Flynn was in Guthrie His friends
We're anxious 10 see him.
II is being asserted in Guthrie that Les
lie Niblaek, Of the Leader. is aspiring 10
represent the Logan county council dis
trict IN the next legislature.
Disappointment in love is said 10 have
been the cause Of insanity in the case II
Miss Jennie Lowmaster, of Pswnee. She
has been sent 10 the asylum al Norman
Kingisher people have placed a suspen-
sion bridge across Uncle Johns Creek
for the convenience of the militia men
and citizens at the encampment-
Governor Ferguson will attend the en-
campment OF the territorial militia al
Kingfsher next Thursday. That day has
been designated as Governors Day"
syl Dixon has secured right OF way for
the Denver. Enid and Gulf into Cres-
cent City. Logan county. The right OF
way will now be secured into Guthrie.
Enid is considering the ACCESSIBILITY OF
celebrating, on September Is, the ami
versary OF the opening OF the Cherokee
Outlet Other Strip towns will assist in
the event.
Bert Howard. Of the I.awton Republi-
can. states that Republicans will carry
Comanche county. This is the kind OF
news reaching the Republican headquar-
tiers IN Guthrie.
The second crop Of potatoes in Potta-
w.atomie county promises 10 be as large
as the first one. Then the growers will
receive the second installment of a large
fortune in one year.
William Doolin died yesterday of pa
ralysis, near Saltwater. mr.. DOolin. how
ever. was not related to the notorious
BIZ Dooiin, who died Of Winchester
paralysis several years ago.
Frank Frantz. Of Enid in addition TO
being postmaster. playing politics and
looking after business interests. finds time
to make things interesting for other towns
as captain of the Enid ball team
Roy Ham. of AnadarkO, seven years Of
age. is touring the eastern part OF the
territory, delivering sermons. The Still
water Gazette predicts that the lad win
be preacher il he continues his work
This weather is great for the cot
ton, said the Oklahoma man as he wiped
the sweat from his brow. This is about
all Of the consolation the Oklahoman
gets when the heat is burning him up.
c. B. Ames. of Oklahoma City, is pre-
pairing an injunction suit against the
Peoples Gas company, to enjo.n them
from laying mains. on the grounds that
the franchise was not legally secured.
Joe Wisby is now ready TO tackle. an
other county seat fight since his expert
cree in the Medford- Pond Creek contest.
Wisely was given rousing reception
when he reached Medford. after the an
nouncement of the report OF the referee.
Ponca City Courier: r. \ Cornell. east
OF town. has left with Senator BrOdbon
some samples of his corn crop which are
a little ahead of anything in that line
that has come To our notice this year.
The six ears he brought in weigh 1912
pounds. deep grains. small cObs. and flied
to the ends without spot or blemish.
These samples are not specially selected.
but there are thousands OF acres of the
same kind of corn in the neighbOrhood.
Saltwater Gazette: John Bradley was
uoNu from Glehcee tcuay- he was az
companied by his four-year-old son.
Vaughn, who is one of the freaks Of the
county. Ar. Bradley has made out a list
Of about two hundred Of the hardest
words he can find. and has taught this
little fellow to spell them. and when on
of the words Is pronounced TO him he
spells il without break. When we con-
slider that this little fellow does not
know his letters it is quite remarkable
that he can remainder so many difficult
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