The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-03
THE RACKET STORE

the city. He will locate and engage
in business
r. c. Hard ing of Monett, Mo-, is in
the city, lie is claim agent of the
Frisco road.
Howell Osborne of st Louis is in
the city. ". O. owns large block of
The teri, oral medical association is
in progress at Eel Reno. The attend
ance of physicians is fair.
Judge Goodrch's genial body guard,
George Rust, is gaming an enviable
reputation as dog catcher.
Charles Smith of the English Kitchen
has gone to his claim near Red Rock,
where he is building a fine house.
Deputy Marshal Sam Bartell is home
from trip to the Creek nation He
brought three federal prisoners with
him.
The Spencer hardware company is
coming to the front with giant strides
This company is one Of the foremost
in the territory.
The city euchrc club will meet on
Monday evening at the usual place.
Mem bers are requested to bring their
forks and spoons.
Coon and 'possum hunting is an
Arapahoe recreation. We suppose
they have the sweet potato accom-
paniments in those parts
Miss Rec Witter has accepted po-
sition al Ms. Ramey's novelty store,
where she will be pleased to see her
old customers and friends.
J. S. Braithwaite of Arkansas is in
the city. lie resides in Arkansas and
stopped off here on his way home from
the worlds fair to visit his brother
Arthur.
Dr. l.. a. Kelsey, physician of Chi
cago, arrived in the city yesterday
He will leave for Chandler to-day,
where he has decided to locate in the
practice of his profession.
At the Daily: w. p. Bates, Perry;
w. Il. Daft, Chicago; Hugo Roth, Mil
waukee; Jas +. Conry, st. Louis: IIar-
ry Egbert, Kansas City; S. Z. Straum,
Ferry; w. r. King and wife, city.
Attorney Fred NJ. Elliins returned
yesterday from Chicago. lie visited
his mother and sister, whom be had
not seen for several years, and spent
considerable time at the worlds fair
At the Palace: Bert CLARK. Jerome
Clements NJ ID Jarvis, Sam Williams
Perry; John Smith, Arkansas City; c.
A. Holbut. st. Louis: John II Cox
Pueblo; Fred Bell. Bill Young, c. f.
Faulkner, Arkansas City.
Counter felt coin, principally in the
denomination of twenty-five and fifty
rent pieces. was put in unlimited cir
culation in El Reno the first of the
week. The officers are after the gen
tlemen who did the act, but with lit
tie hope of capturing them.
At the English Kitchen: W. j. Tay-
or Chandler; DIR. l.. A. Kelsey, w. j.
Lee. Chicago; Il j. Lowe, f G. Null
hall, Guthrie; L. ID. Hanley, Marion,
Kan. John Burdnell, Ottawa, Kan;
H. L. Dobbs, Oxford, Kan; j. b
Young, Cherry, Kan Robert b. Smith
Kingman, Kan.
T. J. Weeden of Clear Greek was in
the city yesterday. He reports hav-
ing raised AGO bushels of milo maize
and says he has twelve acres of corn
that will mae at least thirty five
bushels to the acre. Still the report
goes out that nothing but but buffalo
grass win grow in Beaver county
A. the Royal Ida Winn, Udall,
Kan; 5. Landau, st. Louis; r. r
Stewart, Kansas City; Ben New, Cleve-
land; c. w. Hofney, Oklahoma City;
r p. Harper, st Louis; G. w Blanck'
Kansas City; f. S, Russell, J. L. Cony
St. Louis; f. f. Stickbridge Kansas
City; A. j. Walker, st. Louis; 5 S
Saunders, Kansas City; L. Tyner, st.
Joe; c. +. Lyon, Cushing; NJ. Brans'
letter, Cushing
A few more day boarders wanted at
ll2 Villas avenue