The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-15
IN SHORT MRrRE.
Pertinent Pointers Pertaining to Passing
Events.

Events.
WANT STUFF WirItlr.
Love hath million tender ways
For simplcS and scholars.
Aud yet for love some have no praise
Without million dollars.
Mayor McElHinney IL sick
Secretary Lowe has the grip.
Frank Castanieu is here from the strip.
/ where he owns a fine claim.
Marshal Kelley was in Perry. lie re-
turned with government prisoner.
Judge Thomas is down from Perry.
A pet dog chewcd up several bills be-
! longing To Frank Wyatt last night.
\. Il. Jacobs was arrested by Oflc,r
| Rlnehart last evening for pcddling with
| out license
Il. l.. Jones was up from oklahoma
/ city yesterday.
Several car loads OF hogs were shipped
| from this place to Kansas City markets
/ yesterday
The merchants police are very viglant
and are still unearthing cases OF open
doors.
Judge Amos Fits of the Perry town
site board, left yesterday for Carroltun,
Ga. lie will return in two weeks with
his family.
Attorney Asp has returned from Chit
cago.
Miss Jennie Kennedy pleasantly enter
tanned number Of friends Wednesday
/ evening.
Henry Asp of Guthrie, Ok, was in the
city last night. He speaks highly and
most flatteringly of OklahOma's condition
] al fnl llxs
A Topeka special says: johnson Bros,
| dealers i'm dry goods. to-Iay turned over
! their stock to DelOS l.. Snyder. agent. who
| is supposed to represent leading credi-
/ tors whose name is withheld. This firm
! failed for $4,000 in July. 1892, and after
ward re organized. Their stock is now
valued at about one half, or 5000 The
assignment also includes a branch store
at Guthrie, Ok. The total amount in
/ VOlVed is probably $4,000.
DIR. PEOPLES. 1.-THE" dentist of the
town, has determined to reduce prices
of all dental work for short time.
| He will put fine gold ana silver filings,
full or partial sets of teeth, gold and
porce lain crowns, bridge" w ork teeth
without platesl, at very low prices
After you have seen the lowest price
you can get elsewhere go and see now
much lower he will make it He is
thoroughly educated. up to the times,
and has had Is years experience. Now
Is your chance TO get the best work at
lowest prices. Corner of Oklahoma
avenue and First street If
Mayor John BroganS residence at
/ Perry burned yesterday.
Reverend Sam Small is holding big
revival in Oklahoma City.
| Ed Borland, "a former Oklahoma City
/ ball player, has signed with the Washing
! tons for next season.
/ Dave Avery, full blood Indian. is un-
der arrest at Oklahoma City for beating a
/ board bill.
Sheriff Fightmaster passed through the
/ city cnrOutc from Oklahoma City to Lam
. sing, Kan, Yesterday. lie had in his GUS
/ tody Ben Chambers and VIII johnson
who will serve terms in the pen.
Oklahoma City is agitating the building
of hospital.
Two buns were given the run yes ter
day 10y the police.
Il. II. Sherperd is here from Duluth.
Wis. He can't understand mild okla
hOma weather.
Mr.. II. II. Henry of Caldwell, Kans..
was in the city yesterday. he rode from
Perry TO this city on his bicycle.
Work on Colonel Schnell's new building
on Oklahoma avenue is progressing
rapidly.
Charley Freeman is slowly improving
but it will be many days before he will b,
able to be ont. His head witt its network
OF gashes looks like map of the llawiiar
islands.
Colonel Seward returned yesterday from
Perry where he has been attending court
DR.. Landrum Of the townsite board will
leave next Tuesday for his old home ii
Landrum, >. C., to spend the holidays.
The Welcome grocery gave a fine holi.
day Illumination last night. over l,OU
candles were lighted and cast refulgeH
glow over the Nmas presents.
Mrs. Rameys Novelty store wa
crowded again last night with sigh
SeerS. The lOVe-makng window is
great attraction and is the neatest adver
tisemcnt displayed in a Guthrie window
for some time.
Additional hunks are needed in tn
county jail, so Sheriff Painter says.
The reception rendered Rev. McPhee
ters Wednesday was a happy affair. Larg
numbers grasped the hand of the neN
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church
The territorial board of pharmacl
meets at Ell Reno January ,, 1894
The new insurance rate books hav
been received by local agents.
Night Policeman Salley has been lai
off.
Police Judge Goodrich was on the sic
list yesterday.
Theo. EmmOns Of Cross, is in in TIA
city. He captured a fine claim adjoinin
that thriving town.
w. j. Donovan and Clerk Ebe of Okla
homa City, were visitors to Guthrie yes
tcrday.
Colonel Lyman Cone spent yesterda
in the city interviewing citizens regarC
Ing the museum project.
The papers in an old suit at Pawhusk
in which the principals have the histor
names of Roscoe COnklng and Herbe
Spencer, were filed away in the archiY,
OF the district court yesterday.
George Rapp's cigar factory il now !,