The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-05
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Ihronicled.


yesterday
j. +. McGrath and f. NJ Williams,
FL Reno, are in town.
Ed lngle of the Norman Transcript
was in the city Yesterday.
II. A. Rogers Of Oklahoma City is a
visitor to the capital
IL. w Sawyer, of the FL Reno Herald
was in the capital yesterday
c. V. ODonnell of Des Moines, Iowa
is doing business in the city.
Horace Green of St Paul, Mimi, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Ned Cheadle opened the Diamond
restaurant at Perry yesterday.
+. NJ White and wife of Houston,
Texas, are visiting in the city.
County Attorney A. A. Byers was
here yesterday from Santa Fe
Attorney Horace Speed was in Ell
Reno yesterday on legal business.
The United States grand jury ground
out several indictments yesterday.
Senator Robert Mitchell was here
yesterday from Geuda Springs, Kan.
w, l.. Barnum was appointed jus
tice of the peace for X county ycstcr-
day.
Ed Sullivan has closed out his O. X
restaurant in this city and gone to
Perry.
Miss Brooke of Fayette, Mo, is vis-
iting her uncle, Bishop Brooke and
family.
Claude II. Ball of Missouri was ad-
mitted to the bar in the district court
yesterday.
DR. Lawhcad it is reported. has
struck gold and lead on his farm near
Crescent City.
w f. Stout is here from Wichita.
He is agent of the Kansas n Texas
coal company.
Editor w. j. Donovan of the Okla
homa City Press Gazette, was in the
city yesterday.
Police Judge Goodrich was on the
sick list yesterday and was compelled
to seek his bed.
Mrs. Chamberlain and daughter
Mrs. Emma A. Matthews, left yester
day for Newton, Kan.
Rev. T. w. Ilawley of Oklahom;
City will preach at the First Presby
terrain church Sunday.
Colonel Blue came down from Perry
last evening" and remarked that tn,
sand was getting in its work again.
Misees Blockie Jamison, Loa HotfInaI
and Alice Schnen spent last evening
very pleasantly on the farm of Il. G
Rsley
Stewart Russell came down iron
Perry yes terday morning. lie is ar
ranging to open a dry goods store il
the neE town.
Two buildings caught fire in Perry
yeSLeTudys DuI lhTOueH lhc Vd' hSo
work of four Guthrie fremen the.
were saved from destruction.
United States Marshal Ed ID. Nj
and wife left yesterday for Kentucky
Mrs Nix will visit relatives in tina
state while Mr.. Nix goes on to Nev
York.
= Mr.. Tennyson, late of Florence, bu
= of no kin to the man who believe,
that IA sorrows crown Of sorrow
e RENE IN berinR happier things" is nov
a resident of .'erry.
A vag named johnson was fred OF
- of town yesterday by Judge Goodrich
When arrested the fellow claimed h
had broken arm, but upon hearin
of rock pile he was willing to go.
Hon. Fred Baily of townsite boar
No came down from Perry yeste
day and reports that they have mad
y proof of the townsite before the Ian
y offices and will be ready to receive a
plications in a week or ten days.
|
Sheriff Scruggs was served with &
injunction granted by Judge Dale We
terday restraining him from mUvir
the occupants of the public square
: Perry. The grounds of the petite
It are that the title of the square is sti
l. in the government. Joe Wisby pr
II sented the petition.
u The remains of Newton Stewart, wi
u died in this city Sunday, were shipp,
i yesterday to Jonesville, Ky, f
burial. Stewart died from few
contracted during the race to PER-
Ie lie hailed from Kentucky and W
St cared for in this city by Mrs Goo
er kins and attended by DIR. Ennis.
. Deputy at Perry.