The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-03-31
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Madame LaMothe is at Oklahoma City.
There was report that she was dead.
The center OF the southwest has moved
again Mountain Park announces that
she is it
Taloga viii never burn her bridges be-
hinG her; that's sure. She is having too
hard time getting them.
n. Jennett, a farmer in Pawnee county.
is looking for trouble. His wife eioped
with his brother. so it is said.
Edmond has coupled onto the passen-
ger train of progress. A Commercial club
was organized there last week.
Twenty men and boys killed eight
wolves in Cleveland county last week.
The dividend was s1.s2 a person.
Women were always sacrificing. In Gus
ter county many are going without Easter
bonnets and thus subscribing TO the ORR
ent bonus.
Most of the papers throughout the ter
ritory are staying by the governor in not
calling an extra session. It's sensible
Tom" now
Oklahoma would out-do every other
state in the union if she could only put
that Ell Reno municipal scrap on exhibit
ton at st. Louis.
George Smith has fled a contest Of cleo
ton against L. P. Barker. for the office
OF sheriff OF Cleveland county. Smith is
slow. He's a Democrat.
An opposition town is to be started near
Washita- Washita has named IL Scabby;
perfectly legitimate name, being that of
an Indian who lived there.
Pawnee county wants railroads, but not
at any cost. Suit has been brought
against the Katy TO compel ii to leave
road open near Cleveland.
caca Sh
had her eye on the legislature. the bolo
weevil sneaked down an alley of cotton
and laid eggs in the south.
II is said that one southern town
wouldn't receive the immigration agents
for fear of having northern immigration
sent in on them. Such is Democracy.
Mulhall State Journal: P. B. Dilday,
travelling solicitor for the Wichita Daily
Eagle, was here Wednesday. soliciting
new subs" for that splendid Repub-
lican sheet.
The immigration agents announced
themselves against Oklahoma City being
wide open because of its detrimental eff
feet on immigration. One thing sure-they
don't mean to return
Now, if Roosevelt really wants to take
| Oklahoma's breath away, let him take
Jenkins and Ament on his tour. Both are
yet to be indicated. Roosevelt should
have invited Merrick on that trip. So
Merrick thinks.
Weatherford Chronicle: A little girl in
Sabbath school in this city last Sunday.
where the golden text was. You cannot
serve God and mammon." when asked to
repeat it, said: You can't serve God and
mamma" And those who knew the
child's mother thought the little girl was
about right.
Rawnee Times-Democrat: Hon b. S.
MCGUIRE came up from Guthrie last night
and is making arrangements TO re-
commence housekeeping here immediate
| ly. Mrs. Mcclure will join him the latter
! part of the week. Their many friends
delight in welcoming Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
CURES permanent return to Pawnee.
| Cordell Herald Sentinel: II is reported
| that Wichita capital is willing to build
! a hotel in Hobart if d site is given and
! $1,000 in cash. Hobart seems to be full
| of hotels now, but none are large enough
| to suit the trade. The city has out
| grown them. Cordell needs a good hotel
and offers a good opportunity To capital
| seeking this kind of an investment.