The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-13

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Blackwell is being bothered with fioweI
| thieves And Decoration day seventeen
days away, too.
| The motto of the graduating class al
Enid was lettered in incandescent light
bulbs. Is was certainly metropolitan.
| FL Reno furnished five members of the
cavalry band which has gone to St.
| Louis.
| Six years ago several sportsmen of Fl
| Reno turned loose sixteen pairs of Mon
golian pheasants in Canadian county. To
| day one of these birds Gagged in store
window attracts as much attention as
| the rarest animal in Ringlings circus.
Leslie Niblack is reported to be work
ing for abplace on the Oklahoma delega-
ton to the national Democratic conven-
ton This makes Edgar Jones chances
for the congressional nomination look
like they had gone a glimmering.
The postmasters and editors Fl the ter
tons at Oklahoma City. BY the knockers.
two conventions will be extravaganza.
The doctors broke up their meeting at
home to harvest the rest of the appendix
crop.
Kingfsher is going to indulge in horse
show matinees. the performers being
horses that have been wintered there.
The opening event comes off next Tues
day.
Bird Mcclure is back at Pawnee. Paw
nee probably never looked quite as in
viting.
The Ell Reno association of ministers
is thinking of putting UP tabernacle
OF two or three thousand seating ca
pacity It would be used for union meet
| ings
The Missouri and Kansas Telephone
company has placed A telephone in the
postoffice at Pond Creek Guess Delegate
Mcclure WON'T have any trouble salts
flying all the applicants who apply for
that office.
Salt Fork Banner: This is getting TO
BE- such a wet country that more side
walks are necessity. And We Will have
them The ball was started to rolling
Monday morning, when John Brown
Hinkson. the Frisco's efficient agent 1t
this place started out TO raise enough
money 70 build a walk from Burdg's cor
uer west on Marion avenue 10 the depot
platform The money was subscribed in
less than no time. and by Wednesday
afternoon the lumber was on the ground.
Volunteers were called for and number
OF energetic citizens responded and were
soon organized into a working corps by
Foreman ffinkson. with Col. John CAL
houn BIrdg as chief sawyer Thus the
work began and went forward with such
vim. vinegar, vitrioI ard push that ere
curfew folied the krell Of parting day.
fan seventy-hve yards OF sidewalk had
been laid Some say il is not exactly
straight but how they can make such
remarks is beyond or comprehension
Anyone unless he IS crosS-%ysd. can see
at a giarce that that walk Is as straight
as string AT any rate {; Is a great
deal better than no walk at al.
blackwell News man and a woman
and A boy with q little. old ransh4ckIe
vehicle. and a horse 50 poor tia; Il ought
20 be In the bone ysFd- have been around
town for day or two. doing the boil
nessn stunt: that is. they are singing
ara preaching ard praying bv turns
They nay be coed people. hHt the con-
uun.ty would have more faith IL them
II they would give that horse squire
meal
Prsirte View item IN woodward News.
Jimmie Bender VAS trrSnx 10 blow
nrasrs, dog our OF = hsse with gasoline
s-,d -aozder New you see hin going
20 the doctor earring bis hard II = sing
re said he Slstn.: mind hts hard Setns
hurt bit lie hated losing lis wsisxe-z-