The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-12
FALL FRAPPE.
city ard County News simmerei and
Boiled for Haaty Perusnl.

Fred lioyt is over from Chandler.
Rev. Brewer is down from Mulhall.
c. A. Ament of Kansas City is a
capital visitor.
Mrs. Martin. the milliner, has re-
turned from Chicago.
A. W. Brown and W. r. Blakemorc
are down from Perry.
Miss Clara McMurtry, of Colorado
Springs, is in the city.
Professor Lehrer has opened tailor
shop on Second street
Two new divorce cases were filed in
district court yesterday.
The university at Norman has opened
with a large attendance.
Doctor Joseph / Pinquard has re-
turned from n trip sO~Ftorida.
Three whisky sellers from the Usage
country were jailed yesterday.
Capt. John Taylor of the townsite
board, has returned from Perry.
There will be an eclipse of the
moon Friday night at 10 o'clock.
A soldiers reuHion will b. held at
Moraine's grove near Mulhall, Oct.
2-3.
Guthrie people are invited to attend
the celebration at South Enid, Satur-
day.
The Perkins Cache Mining company
of Perkins is developing mineral lands
In Q county
The territorial supreme court re-
fused negro Milligan an appeal, and
he will have to hang.
Mrs. Frank II. Greer has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives ard
fiends in Adblf; Iowa.
Rev. Delaplain, elder OF the Metho-
dist church for Oklahoma and Indian
Territories, is in the city.
Farmers are right in the midst of
their fall ploughing. The rains did
great good for this branch of farm
work.
Prewitt. were married Monday night
The bride is a stepdaughter o. Andy
Frink
The body of Lafayette Peake who
was killed during the storm at Null
hall, Sunday, was taken to Illinois for
burial.
Governor Rcufrow yesterday APP
pointed II. ID. Love coroner OF F.
county, vice Thomas NJ. Cullimore,
resigned.
c. c Holland and wife left yester-
day for Hackney. Ks, to attend the
funeral Of Mrs, Hollands sister, Miss
Rettie Kcmpton.
The fire boys went to the train yes
terday to welcome George Taylor
h6me,-Lut were disappointed, George
missed connections.
Mrs. Judge Scott is now at Ocean
Grove, n. j.; and will visit at New
| York before she returns. She expects
to stay until about October 49,
The scrub oaks in Oklahoma are
loaded down with acorns. Acorns
fatten hogs and hogs are worth SO a
hundred in Chicago markets
The territorial apportionment com
missioners are pushing their work 10
completion and will file their report
| Nlbh ''NSihpi iNShilON ShJHIhhJ'
Prof. L. w. Baxter, the new prin.
cipal of the public schools, came in
yesterday from Emporia. lie comes
well recommended as an instructor.
j. w. Eastwood. the barber at los
Oklahoma, has fitted up a nice shor
with bath rooms which are always
clean. lie sells bath tickets cheap.
Give him a call.
+. Ritterbusch has rented the barn
on the corner Of First street and Noble
avenue, where hs offers horses foI
sale that hisson has just brought
from Grand Island Neb
Elizabeth A. Lyon owns the two lots
on the corner OF Harrison and Division
street. and she ~will erect the two
story building spoken of yesterday in
stead of Mr.. j. s. Lyon.
There is quite an excitement over on
the Chikaskia river, on account of mer
filing contests on claims 1t is re
ported by II deputy United State,
settlers has been effected, whereby
they will protect their interests agains
these sharks and blood suckers.
Col 5. b. Oberlender, Pop member
of the territorial apportionment com
mission, is without exception the mos
intelligent Popuist in the territory
Oberlander is shrewd and farseeinl
aud generally knows where he Is at
The colonel is not of the frothinl
crank variety Of Pop, but bubbles
over with good nature. He will b,
heard from later.
NJ. Sumner, while digging n well Il
northwest Perry, discovered what Il
supposed to- be a huge petrihed tooth
People whQ have examined IL and
who pretend to know pronounce tn,
curiosity IA tooth of an American Mas
todon. Al any rate it is about fou
by six inches in size and will weigh
about five pounds. II certainly looks
like the lower motar of a huge ami
NAL.
A number of the crack shots ia tn,
p United States army are stationed a
Fort Sill and the following hay,
! already gone - Fort Sheridan TO TAX,
part in the contest there this month
Sergeant John Omelettee, Troop
and Sergeant Funk Troop IL, ThirC
cavalry; First Sergeant Laskowski
Sergeant Otto Sydow and Priyat,
Elkins company c, and Sergean
Daniels, company G., Thirteenth in
fantry.
Rev T. =. Blakemore returned yes
terday from Chicago, via Dubuque
Iowa, Des MoineS aud Shenandoah