The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-27

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Book Store for fine plush goods litf
Judge :. H. Bradley Of Enid. spent
~ mas In Guthrie.
I Robert Lyme has hccu granted divorce
4 from his wife Annie Lyme.
The Capital City Book store is sell
ing the toys. 1itf
Henry johnson of Orlando, spent Xmas
| in the city
II II Stillwcll, Of Dallas. is in the city,
introducing patent churn.
Attorney Dick Morgan Is moving his
family TO Perry.
.Rishop Vincent rt~rned to Topeka
Monday.
Miss .Josele mdcr, Of Winfield, is the
guest of Ms Ellie Painter.
M>rchants report the holiday trade as
- s'uncommonly brisk.
The Capital City Club meets this oven
ing.
See that fine line of dolls at the
Capital City Book Store. l4tf
Charles f Hardy of Sioux city, Iowa,
is in the city.
Miss Hattie Travcrs and Miss Emma
t'ssi wv ~ Nihi N'Ph eAi' III WV ivy
II Barrett was visitor from Perry
Yesterday.
John r. Voss was here from Pond
Creek yesterday.
Ed Lyons is spending the holidays at
Emporia, Kan.
All kinds of celluloid novelties at
the Capital City Book Store. llu
Subscribe for THE DAILY LEADER and
be happy. II enters the homes.
B. +. Still and wife of El Reno. are Sc
journing in the city.
Gold and silver filings cheaper than
anywhere else in town, by DR. PeO-
Piles. l3tf
O. j Stone, II. Kicker and II. Il. Bag
ley all of Pond Creek. spent Christmas IN
the city.
-Four Indian whisky sellers were brought
to the city yesterday from the Seminole
country.
A kit Of carpenters tools was stolen
from Bishop Brooks new residence Tues
day night.
DR.. Peoples will put in full sets best
teeth for few days at $40 or less per
set lie means al he says. 1871
Mrs. Morcland of the Royal, is a genial
hostess. She treated her guests in royal
manner Nmas day.
John r. Clark, of saltwater, was in
town yesterday in consultation with eX-
secretary Martin on railroad matters.
O. l.. Wheeler of Council Bluffs, and
NJ. Il. Wheeler, of Oklahoma city, are
the guests of their father, j. Wheeler.
Prof. ID. Il. Boyd. president Norman
university. spent Christmas in Guthrie,
| and did not forget To call at the LEADER
Office.
The Capital City Book Store has a
tne line of books for holiday presents
lltf
Mcssrs. Rogers and Black. Of the An
heuser Busch brewing company, have
the thanks Of Tm LEADE.; Office fOr
faVors extended.
Miss Sadie Bates. of the Perry Herald,
was in the city Christmas day and partic-
| pated in The LEADER banquet at the
| Hotel Royal. ,sssl
Have you any teeth that need atten-
tion? Now is your chance. DR. Peo-
Piles will amaze yon by his low prices
till Christmas. l3tf
|
ner at the Royal Saturday night, the
names of Henry Asp and W. u. ThOmp-
son were unintent,onally omitted.
The Womans Church and Parsonage
| Aid Society, of the First NJ f. Church,
will meet on Wednesday, December 21th,
! at 2:30 o'clock, at the church. Miss
West, Secretary.
District court will begin grinding again
at Perry to-day. Judge Dale, Deputy
| Clerk Adams, Attorneys Speed and
! Brooks and other court officials Will 90
! up this morning,
| YJohn Burns, a prominent farmer living
| near Grand Valley, Beaver county. has
been arrested charged with entering the
| residence of Mrs Julia a. Morris, "A
neighbor, and making a criminal assault
upon her.
White Eyed Antelope, Cheyenne,
| takes his daughter. Minona, daily from
| his teepce. three miles distant, to the Wa
! tonga school. In broken English. aided
! by signs, he tells that he wants some
white man TO farm his allotment and plant
for him trees, and show HIM how To False
fruit OF every description.
Rev. $. G. A. Fields, of Crescent City.
who has been travelling ln the south the
past year, had very hearty welcome
back amongst the old Veterans Of the con-
ference, and was appointed Nnevah, in
the Cherokee Nation.
tJustice Dale. sitting as committing
magistrate, sentenced i've persons To jail
yesterday, among them We're Sidney Hort
zcll and W. II. McNeall; all are whiSkey
sellers.
Attorney IIcrod and ). ID Chittendcn