The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-16
OUTLINES oe OKLAHOMA.


Ponca will entertain the Odd Fellows
on the 9th of this month
Perry offers labor to sixty people. A
big mill is being put UP.
Bill Cross is on the road again and we
suppose still travelling out OF Kansas
City, Kansas
The Free Press declares that Frederick
is bound to be a county seat. The last
legislature thought otherwise
The Frederick Free Press will make
city out Of Frederick if il is in her. The
paper is regular town builder.
Enid is already talking about eye-sores.
Wait till the old shacks have been on
Main street twenty years or thirty.
The pastors at Perry have organized.
We wonder If Satan will have the grit TO
Withstand this church machine
Grand claims to hold the record for
lawyer residents in proportion TO popula-
ton. Grand shouldn't air the fact.
1t looks as though the interurban from
Oklahoma City 10 Edmond is sure thing.
Oklahoma City is to be congratulated
Next week will be the busiest Oklahoma
has seen in long time. There is some.
thing booked for every corner of the ter
ritory.
Water can be found at Frederick at
depth of "a feet. And there are other
things that you don't have 10 go that
far for.
The papers are publishing a dispatch
about Mrs. Judge McAtee marrying again
Think what the judge suffered. This is
her fourth marriage
Manchester threatens TO boycott the
Santa Fe If it don't drop the name Cam
chester for the depot. The Santa Fe
had better take care.
The Day County Progress records that
VIM. Jenkins is putting up grocery store
between Craft and Annette. That name
sounds familiar.
One of Lexington's school teachers de-
serted his post, according TO the Leader.
The regret among the pupils of missing
months schooling is touching.
Wagner of Elk City has been arrested
charged with arson, the building owned
by him at Doxey having been burned
There seems to be no grounds for his ar
rest
The United States supreme court has
decided that one divorce granted in Okla
homa is no good. In the meantime the
woman was married again and thus an
other man is ruined
The governor should have the sympathy
of every one in the territory. Think Of
listening to the Good Old Summer Time"
thirty times before dinner and ninety-five
after. That's what music store beneath
him means.
FL Reno American: There is a peculiar
case pending in the police court this after
noon, wherein Mr. Gibson is being pros
ecuted for keeping an animal inside the
city limits similar to the one Jesus Christ
rode into Jerusalem on.
This from the Ell Reno Democrat would
be more interesting if ii gave the suck
er's name: A jolly crowd went fishing
and We know girl who caught a great
sucker and she says when he got out of
the water and kicked she let go the whole
business and the naughty girl hopes he is
drowned.
Day County Progress There will be no
district court in Day county this spring.
owing to the lack of cash in the court
funds. Judge Pancoast has acted very
wisely in this matter. When our ex-
chequer becomes Respondent in its full
ness thereof we can indulge in the lux
uries of legal warfare and pay the bills
at the rate of one hundred cents on the
dollar. Until then let us all be good.
Gushing Herald Chas. Clelland. of the
firm of Sickle & Clelland. stone contract
ors on the Katy railroad works at this
place. is the hero of Vicksburg, and at
that historic battle was the man who sue
cessfully planted the American flag upon
the breastworks after four other men had
been shot to death trying 10 do the same
daring act. For this service Mr.. Cleiland
through the influence Of John A. Logan.
was voted a 10000 pension by congress
the interest of which he draws semi-an-
nually during his life time. At his death
the principal will be divided among his
heirs. Mr.. Clelland is very modest and
when speaking of his glorious achieve
ment says 1T was only the wild impulse
of reckless boy" Nevertheless congress
thought different and considered his ac-