The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-04-15
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES

\ chicago man has started a poultry
ranch at Perry. He has planted
eighty acres in incubators.
Homestead folks are roaring because
deDutv sheriff from Watonga levied on
some property for 1904 taxes one day last
week. And they know he needed the
money, too.
The Homestead News concludes a mar
rage notice thus: May the serenity OF
their VOYAGE on the sea of matrimony be
,unbroken by squalls" 1t seems that the
News. though Republican, isn't with
Roosevelt on everything.
The oklahoma City Chamber of Com
merce stopped at Enid just long enough
for their train to be transferred from one
track to another. And now Ends got
chip on its shoulder.
w 4 Hensley. convicted of robbery in
the first degree at Tecumseh, was refused
a new trial and sentenced Monday TO ten
wears at Lansing. He will appeal.
Shawnee's torn up and blockaded streets
proved smooth sailing for a hypnotlst
Monday. who drove blind folded over the
town. found hidden, unad6ressed letter
and delivered il to the person TO whom II
was written. The performance TOOK 50
we'll that Judge MaXey's friends are urg-
ing him to hire the fellow to guide him 10
that Democratic nomination for con-
gress.
One Tonkawa man has planted eighty
acres to melons this spring
Blackwell children are affected with
roseola. Roseola is a merger of grip and
measles.
The first cement walks along the bust
ness avenues of Alva are being laid Ihey
will be sixteen feet wide.
Woods county farmers have organized
and will start bank at Ava. It will be
known as the Farmers State bank
Plans have been drafted for three brick
buildings at Alva. Work on one Of them
was started Wednesday morning.
L. c. Conway. of Yukon. hung himself
to a iafter in his barn Wednesday morn
ing. He had wife and two children.
The Ell Reno Chamber of Commerce has
declared in favor OF cotton culture N
| Canadian county. Arrangements have
| been made to secure cotton seed
The residents of III Reno additions are
petitionIng for free delivery Of mail. The
Democrat predicts that they viii get it
about July.
| \ case against Tom Hensley is up at
| FL Reno. The Democrat doesn't state
what the case is. and we are wondering
/ If il is because the case Is 80 insignih-
/ cant OF 50 Infamous
\ mass meeting was held at Perry last
| night 10 decide an the proposition Of drill
| ing for investigation purposes Thirty o.
/ the leading business men Of the togn are
pushing the eateI-Ttse-
| " II Randolph. an old soldier. dropped
dead at Hobart Monday He had Just
/ reached TIE hotel where ne had Cons
! Tor his breakfast.
Oklahoma retail Implement and hard
ware dealers viii hold an azsociaticr
meeting at Fl Reno next Tuesday and
| "Wednesday
| Pond creek vIdst.e: Monday. President
1 Roosevelt ssut TO the senate the nonlns-
| ton OF Mrs Emily Mckinley for post
| mistress at EingasheT. Mrs Mckinley :
| husband nov deceased. was a cousin q
| the late president. also % cur 1o~r<
! MAJ. Wn Mckinley There has Seer
/ considerable Interest manifested u re
! 80 Ia he appointing q ffa post
/ mistress. a. the appointment waa eagerly
! snsrb, for by several positicAA-s. Il Il
Sefd ,hai owing 10 sas relationship se-
tween Mrs NcKinIeys hsssfar1 ard to
/ Se~ssS~.s rre<iSen; that President Booze
vest took q personal Interest IL the nat
/ ter.