The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-09
IN SHORT METRE.
Pertinent rolntors Pertaining 10 Passing
Events.

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"say something sweet dear" said the
maid;
And through her colorcd glasses
She eyed him foudiy as hc brcathcd
The single word" Nola~~cS
Contest eases are now being heard
at Perry.
Dick Morgan Is said to bo doing a
rushing contest business at Perry. .1
Miss Ella Sweat of Topeka, kan, is
in the city.
oak wood is selling at 81 per cord.
The soldiers have pulled out OF
Pend Creek.
\ new depo. is being built at New
kirk. The lumber is on hand
Perry is organizing foot ball
eleven. What's the matter with Guth-
rie having "a team?
This section was visited 10y another
rain YESTERDAY.
Patti Rosa appears at the opera
house tonight
Landlord Cauady of the Palace now
has full control He reports business
good.
Mrs. Burch yesterday received a tel
egram announcing the serious illness
of her mother, who resides in Denver
Probate Judge LAW ence issued toe
following marriage licenses yes terday:
Albert stephens and Miss Katie II.
Dewitt of Oak View township Morris
Phelau and Minnie Cloyd of Marshall
township.
Governor Renfrow yesterday an
pointed G.. W. Braninc notary at
Cross.
Deputy United states Marshal
Sno ddyof Alva was in the city yester-
day.
William Adams is here from Ollarche.
J. r. Ralson of Depson is in the
city.
J. IL. Dayncr of Kansas City is So
journing in the city.
James Powers of Ponca was on the
streets yesterday.
NJ. J. Bentley of Nassau is here,
W. E. Ellis of Cleveland, Ohio, is in
Guthrie.
j. Samuels is here from Gotham.
L. w. Maupin Of Dallas is in the me-
tropolis.
}. W. Pryor of st. Joseph is 50 iourn-
ing in the city.
j. C. Clark of St Joe is here.
G. i. Bruen is here from Omaha.
w. j. Donovan and NJ. II. Moynihan
of Oklahoma City were in the city yes
terday.
Colonel Junius Oldham returned
from Perry last evening
7 Sheriff Painter was in Ponca after
mortgaged property yesterday.
Major Harry Conlllin, the furniture
and safe mau of Perry, wa, awarded
the contract for these supplies in NJ
county.
There is not a colored man in Black
well.
Governor Perry of the Creek Nation,
wanted the towns IN his nation incOr-
porated but the council sat down on
the measure.
The Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians
over Is years old numser 1896 there
being 269 more women than men.
James Pomers is here from Ponca.
Hear Lowery this evening. He is
doing great gOol
Bishop Meerscheart lectures at Perry
this evening.
The Uniform Rank, X. of T.. held a
business meeting last night
Captain ia kson has been appointed
postmaster at Norman.
Attorney George Price was issued an
agents certificate 10y Secre tary Lowe
yesterday. lie VIII. represent the Jon n
Deere Plow company.
J. Ii. Dagncr of Kansas City, is here.
lie is IA Guthrie pioneer
c. d. Mong is here from Harper,
Kansas.
Mrs Judge Rock came up from Ok
lahoma City yesterday to resume work
on the holiday number of her new
magazine.
Hon. L. p. Ross of Oklahoma City,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to Washington.
Attorney George Gardner visited Ok
lahhma City yesterday.
The merchant who advertises is the
one who will catch the Nmas trade.
McGinty's turtle soup disappeared
faster than a snowflake in Texas yes
terday
Guthrie boasts of a juvenile Hawk
shaw who will soon set the Cotton
wood atire.
Josie Jenkins, the crazy girl who has
been wandering around over the strip
has been taken in charge by charlt
able Saltwater institution.
w. S. Cooper re eived f. linte
yesterday for the front of his new
store building
j. A. Sechrest LOST his valuable
Hambletonian horse, Fleetwood a
Oklahoma City yesterday. Blind stag
gers caused his death. The anima
was valued at 1000.
An enjoyable masque ball was hel,
at Seward last night Several couple
from this city We're in attendance.
TIe following rates rule for hohda,
travel on all roads of the western pas
= senger ASSOCIATION: Fare al one
third for the round trip where Tn
local one rate is three cents per milo