The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-24
IN SHORT METRE.
Pertinent rointers Pertaining to Passing
Events.

Midst Christmas thruts:
Each poeme. now, upon its ictc
| Hath mistlctOcS.
Chicken pie at Mrs. llornbargcr 'sl1tf
DIR. Peoples 1.-THE" dentist l3tf
A Christmas rain fell last night.
w. y. Rice of Norman is here.
Joe Blum is ST Louis visitor
Mrs IL. c. Nicholson is convalcscent.
Every body goes to the Capital City
Book store for fine plush goods. 14ti
The Eagle Drug Store has the finest
show window in the city. l3ti
DIR. Peoples will put in full sets best
teeth for "a few days at $40 or less per
set lie means ali he says l3tf
Christmas services will be held at
all the churches this morning
1t is estimated that over 81, 600 worth
Of Christmas presents were sent out of
the city this week to friends back
cast
Chas Dune of Edmond will spend
Nmas in the capital
John w DeFord of ottawa, Kan,
is in the city.
All mail deliveries were from two to
three hours late Yesterday on account
of the loads of Nmas presents.
Harry J. Thomas and wife and Miss
Louisa Mitchell are at the Royal
L. n. Brownlee, Kingfshc~, is
sojourning in the city.
See the great offer in the window of
the Eagle Drug Store. 13tf
The Capital City Book Store is sell,
ing the TOYS. l4tf
A barn belonging to man named
Penney, in the north part of the city,
was partially burned yesterday. 1t
was filed with hay, "A portion Of which
was destroyed. The hre boys did ef-
fective work.
The goods in Ed Ringeisen's confec-
tionery, which was closed Friday,
were sold yesterday by Coyle Il Smith,
Nix, Halsell IL Co., and a Kansas City
firm.
Thomas Huber refused TO lose time
owing to the holidays, and will remain
in Oklahoma, selling goods Tor his
Kansas City house.
The following gentlemen represented
Ponca City in the capital yesterday:
w McKenney, NJ. Quisenb bury and H.
w. Ruby.
Captain Barnes and Ed Parke came
down from Perry Yesterday.
Judge Dale has adjourned district
court at Perry until next Wednesday.
The Judge and Clerk Pitts returned
yesterday.
The worlds fair exhibits were un-
loaded Yesterday.
The Capital City Book Store has
fine line of books for holiday presents
l4tf
All kinds of fancy and homemade
candies, California fruits at Busen-
bark's. l5td
Have you any teeth that need atten-
tion? Now is your chance. DR. Peo-
pies will amaze yon by his low prices
till Christmas. l3tf
The Orr shoe company, of St Louis,
was chartered by Secretary Lowe yes
terday.
Christmas tree at the Christian
church to morrow night.
Mrs. James X. Keaton left yesterday
for Denton, Texas, to spend the hol-
days with her parents.
Mrs. Jennie Fickle and Miss Myrtle
Dodge are visiting in Wichita.
Ed Chester has recovered from his
recent illness. lie is clerk at Hough-
toms
William NJ. Starr, editor Of the Wes-
Tern Methodist of Wichita, was a caller
at this Office yesterday.
Morris Roebacker returned to Paw
huska Yesterday with his daughter
Miss Mabel.
Lewis Hendricks, federal prisoner,
was taken to Missouri yesterday.
The Saltwater agricultural college
has 05 students.
/ Gold and silver filings cheaper than
anywhere else in town, by DIR. Peo-
Piles. l3tf
All kinds of celluloid novelties at
the Capital City Book Store. litf
See that fine line of dolls At the
Capital City Book Store. l4tf
Perry's new school building was
dedicated Thursday night with a
grand concert The feature of the oc-
casion was the work of Miss Burch,
tie whistling soloist
The old story of women and wine is
shown in the style of a new law firm
at Pawnee-Daughters Il Redwine.
A mum Der of Otoe Indians attended
the board of trade meeting at Perry.
There are 372 Otoes living four
miles north of Perry, each of whom
receive the sum of S52 or "A total an
nuity of Sl9,s
A dispatch from Dennison, Texas
says the Indians in the Chickasaw ma
ton will fight statehood bitterly,
A glance at the many Christmas
windows in this city show that the
merchants are tasty decorators
A horse and buggy and harness will
be ratfied off tomorrow afternoon a
the Silver Dollar saloon.
Great pre- 5arations are being made
for the mask bail TO be held at Me
kennon opera house on the 3Oth.
Over six wagon loads of mistleto
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