The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-09

pie aud Things.
Rev. Fliedner is ILL.,
j. shear is here from Wichita.
c. O. Blake, of El Reno, is in the city.
The priests retreat closed yester-
lay
John Carter oklahoma Cityed last
night.
Three whisky sellers were Jailed
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs }. b Beadles are down
from the strip
T. w. Blaclerby was here from To
hee yesterday.
T. f. Phillips returned yesterday
from Kingfisher.
Associate Justice Burford left for
fgReno Yesterday
The Salvation army took in a squad
of recruits last night
Court opens tomorrow in all the five
districts Of Oklahoma.
Mrs. Runnells is lying quite i'll at
hcr home in West Guthrie.
There were twenty wagon loads of
cotton on our streets yesterday.
Ed Rose thresl led 1,oll bushels of
wheat and s25 bushels of oats in one
day.
Ed Davis left yesterday for the
Payne county fair with three race
horses.
Mrs Frank Murray of Oklahoma
City was a visitor to the capital city
yesterday
II P9ntifical mass will be celebrated
kyTf}shop Meerschaert at the Catholic
church today.
Miss Hattie Horton has re turned to
Perry, after sojourn of several
weeks in Colorado.
Wm. A. Ramsey, deputy United
states marshal, left last night to at
tend court at Enid
DIR. Slocum's string band favored
IA
serenade last night
Deputy Marshals Kinnan, Bennett
and Walker leave today on still hunt
for the festive corn juice peddlers.
The DAILY LEADER received Sc new
subscribers yesterday and the weekly
81. The LEADER speaks for itself.
Associate Justice II w Scott re-
tArnea~to Oklahoma City yesterday.
Judge Scott is hard worker and one
ofrhe brightest iurists in this section.
Lincoln county farmers ,run their
corn cutters by moonlight Cool
nights you know. Moonshine and
corn have often been factors in mans
work.
Ed Bosley, aged lG, who left here
last week with a crowd of laborers to
work at Fort Madison, Iowa, was
killed yesterday by train at Argyle,
! Iowa.
George Cooley left at The LEADER
office last night two ears of white
corn grown on his farm on Bear Creek
The ears are very large, well filed
and substantial
The wife and baby of Clerk Hodges
OF Marshal NiX's office arrived yester-
| pay from saltwater and have taken
! apartments at The Okla.
w. Il. Ramsay, of Chattanooga,
! Tenn, representing w. II. Armstrong
Il Co., Of indianapolis, Ind, i, In the
city. Mr., K. is an amiable drummer
and covers large territory
Judge c. W. Bugbee left for Beaver
county yesterday. Bugbee is county
attorney OF Beaver and knocked ont
Ormbee ct al by supreme court de-
cision involving $1,000 taxes.
Ed Overholser secretary of the Ok.
lahoin2 CouGty Fair association. was
in the c<y yesterday billing the fair,
and paid THE LEADER a pleasant call.
The fair begins Sept, 20 and runs until
the 90. 1t will be a rouser.
The Oklahoma City Fair association
will eclipse all former efforts in this
years fair, beginning Sept 20 and
running until the %. Rates on all
railroads for distance of 200 miles
gives one-half rate for round trip.
W. IL. Bunner, that prince of good
fellows, became the father of a bounc.
ing boy Saturday morning. lie takes
qualification in knowing that his
home in West Guthrie will in the flu
ture be kept in a state of noisy excite
ment.
George Cooley will leave this morn.
ing for the Saltwater fair with the
following horses to enter in the races
which begin Wednesday: BaXter's
trotter, Joe Orr" Ned Chcadle's
PAGER, "Nellie Cheadle," and Cooley's
Charley ID.
Mrs Ed Mercer and daughter, Misi
Florence, of Texas, are visiting the
family of Col Thos Ii Corbett. Mr.:
Mercer is the eldest sister of Mr..
Corbett and they had not meet since
Mrs Mercer left Kentucky for Texa,
over twenty years ago.
At the Royal + w Bowers, X c
/. A Millspaush, st Joe; A L Mize
Atchison; K Burton, Ardmore; L
Overholser, Oklahoma City; ID b Shear
Oklahoma City; 4 w Blackerby
Tohee; Gus Hart, Chicago; Roger
Byrnes, Chicago; o w Bugbee, Beaver
Extraordinary bargains in merchant
tailoring. We bought our stock late
~ IL.