The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-04
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The citizens have ticket in the field
at Lawton-
BY the death OF Horace Hagan Guthrie
loses god citizen.
Kingfisher IS organizing Chautauqua
to be held June q to * Shawnee was
the first 10 start one.
There's a demand at Guymon. Beaver
county, for residences Settlers are com
mencing 10 swarm in
The restaurants AT watonga are serv-
ing California fruits. And the territory
is only Thirteen years old.
Judge Beauchamp is holding a term of
court at Pond Creek sad getting his reg
ular installments Of boquets-
Nature likes variety. Last year Okla
homa was so dry al this time Of year that
even the old timers were bowling.
Canning factories ''aint" everything
There's a rumor, SAYS the Braman Star.
that a bowling alley is TO be put in.
\ saloon keeper has gone into the real
estate business at Hulen. Comanche coun-
~, and it was voluntary change. too.
]. T. Russell, VINO was missing from
Earlboro. has been found He had
been knocked unconscious in a runaway.
Merrick doesn't seem To be in any hurry
to answer the charge preferred by the
governor. 1t was a short iifed sensation
Medford should go after than Orient
branch from Byron TO the coal fields 70
the southeast The surveyors are at
work now.
Porter Gates. small boy at Cleveland
fell into camp fire and was badly burn
ed last week. He was playing about It
and stumbled.
The biggest snow since the settlement
If fol la In ~ =
anywhere from twenty inches 10 two feet
deep on the level.
Agent Mitscher OF Pawhuska was out
last week with the Katy right-of-way
man. He has an addition to Cleveland
and thus is interested.
Its inexplicable. The committee on en-
tertaiament for the cattlemen's cOnven-
ton had sl.000 left over and viii turn it
back to the subscribers.
1t has ben said that Oklahoma would
have gotten statehood in one chance out
out of ten If Quay had forced a vote.
Why didn't he do ii as a last resort?
Guymon Herald: II the Herald lived up
in Kansas and had vote there wee take
of our coat and work for Victor Muir
dock for congressman in the Seventh dis
trict to succeed Chester l. Long.
Does the extra session Of congress mean
dnyInlnS Tor Okl3nfnds All nope az docs
Shawnee and Tecumseh have gotten to-
gether. The Six O'clock club OF the for
mer place should be given the credit.
A dispatch from Enid says that oil has
been discovered in the southern part of
Garfield county. IT may ts true enough
but the dispatch should never have been
sent out of Enid of George Booth fame.
Cleveland Triangle Tom Latham was
exhibiting the first flower of spring on
the streets Monday. 1t was little flower
of the variety known as spring beauty.
and had bravely poked its head up
through a bed of snow and spread its
leaves to thesun.
Humans are not always at fault. A
doctor of BTaman was driving along
when one of his horses bit the other. The
latter. believer in reciprocity. kicked
in return and they both ran. The doctor
was found by the side of the road whore
the daisies ought to be.
Charles Mitchell, representing outside
capitalists, was at Asher during the week
looking over the field preparatory TO
putting in a fuel charcoal plant there or
ct Romulus. a new town twelve miles
north of Asher The company proposes
to purchase large timbered tracts 10 man
ufacture charcoal for shipment from that
point South Pottawatomie county
abounds in large bodies of fine timber
which will afford an excellent optning for
this kind Of business