The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-18
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

They are still selling ice cold sodas a.
Ponca City.
The photo svindlers are working Okla
homa City They are young men
FL Reno is breathing easy again. It's
IRE department has returned from the
Perry tournament
oklahona's exhibit car has Seen at m
annapolis this week. The state lair is
being held there
Dr.. McElrath has resigned as clerk OF
the Fifth judicial district John ?. Rem
shaw succeeds him.
The burning of that coIored school at
oklahoma City was a hard blow TO the
separate school advocates
The railroads have made 4 50 per cent
increase on -four rates out OF Oklahoma
City. Inc mills are roaring.
A dusky candidate has entered the race
Ior carnival queen at FL Reno. A Miss
Cnurcn withdrew In her favor.
Miss May Guthrie holds nth place in
the voting contest for a carnival queen
at ii Reno. She is a former Wichita, girl
kaw City VIII have a roping contest.
barbecue and grand ball on September
% There will be $50 TO be given IN prizes
Charles Cornelius OF Blackwell won eight
monies at the Perry shooting tournament
He made 30 per cent out Of possible 100
Texas fever has gotten hold OF some
Caddo county cattle Frank Gault. an
Oklahoma City councilman. is one OF the
losers.
The colored people have a big celebra-
ton at Weatherford next week Attor-
ney Barbour OF Ell Reno is one OF the
speakers.
Fh1rz
believe in gold find stories of the Wichita
mountains until they share in the bo-
nanzaS.
Pond Creeks Methodist minister
breaches his last sermon there Sunday.
The Reverend Johnson's successor hash I
been chosen yet
A reinforcement of Salvation Army
people has just arrived at Blackwell II
will be remembered that Blackwell held
street fair last week
The Guthrie Capital is quoted as de-
claring that as the Houston matter has
been settled. why not let il alone. For
one. the public wouldn't object.
The Oklahoman speaks OF Colonel VIII
liam Cross" After all Bill won some
thing in that fight with Mcguire that
he would never have won otherwise.
Clyde Mattox received s10f for a table
ratified off at Oklahoma City. This is
an instance where Kansas gets more Of
Oklahoma's cash through the peniten-
tiary.
An evangelist, only ten years old. has
tackled the town that the fighting editor
lives in. Kay county people are prepar-
ing note to the powers asking for in
tervention
Crville Frantz, Ends Harvard gradu-
ate, will return to take a course in law
II he doesn't settle down pretty soon, he
vii die before he gets a chance TO use
half his knowledge.
Enid Wave: "Snoozer," an English
pug dog that has been with the Osten-
dorf family for nineteen years, is dead
Of old age: in fact, he had lest all his
teeth and could not eat any more.
"Snoozer' was a very sociable dog and
as strange as it may seem he loved a
policeman or any man in a uniform. The
Enid police force were accustomed TO
meeting the old dog almost any time, day
or night, and as he was so friendly they
treated him nicely. In fact, the police
force paid the city dog tax on him last
spring to preserve his life. The old dog
came to Enid from Marysville. Kan. He
played with the Ostendorf boys. Rick ard
Frank Messal, when they were entirely
too young to go fishing. In his latter
days he made headquarters at the fire
department house. where his old tried and
true friend. Ike Ostendorf. held forth;
he and Ike were raised together and they
were boon companions. hence "SnooZer"
had much to do with the training OF the
FIVE horses. The boys woh were raised
with old "SnOozer' could not refrain
from dropping a tear when they heard of
his death II there is a dog heaven.
''Snoozer' has certainly gone there. as
he was a good Christian dog.