The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-08-22

'"i'' htIthahtN lalltV lh ltffN
yesterday.
Attend the board Of trade meeting
Thursday night
Attorney George Gardner has re-
turned from Fort Smith.
The police pulled in one, poor lone
some drunk last evening.
The case against Lord Brooks at
Perry has been dismissed
School Land Commissioner Blincoc
went TO Perry this morning.
Perry IS to have an uptown telegraph
Office Wires are being strung.
The building and loan association
"'' sell money Saturday night
Deputy Tinman Idly and posse re-
turned yesterday from the Creek /
country.
Let all business mcn attend the
board Of trade meeting tomorrow
evening.
Prof Griffin of Norman, and Prof
'''''" 80 ~ A3+itl'iHt NNtG ~ tlc city
yesterday.
Fritz nicl, Is in the city arranging TO
establish AN agcn.y for the Val Bia.z
brewing COMPANY.
Misses Della and Mabel Seelcy and
Mrs, Charles Seeley of Perry are visit
ing at the Secley ranch
At the Royal: E A Englin; stl'.
water, MINI; G. w Rains, Arkansas
Eity Harry Evans, Wichita; p Bu,g
rell, Wichita.
j, C. Dana Of the Rush returned yes
terday from eastern markets, where
he purchase ed la. &c stock of shocs
and dry goods
Jake Admire, of the Kingfsher Free
! Press and T.. B. Collins, OF kiughshur,
were in the city yesterday and called
on The LEADER
Frank Thompson of Longwood
/ township, X county, was appointed a
/ justice OF the peace yesterday by
| Governor Renfrow
The Concordia singing society, com.
! posed of the best German vocalist Is IN
the city, scrcnaded Cleveland avenue
! friends lass evening
John johnson, colored boy aged
| 10, wac run over by a horscman. near
the Santa Fe depot last evening and
sustained broken leg
Register NJ. a. Moseley returned To
/ Perry yesterday from Busselville,
Ark, where he attended his wife in
/ her last Illness and doath.
Wanted-Two good, young, cner-
! getic men to assist Windy Smith and
Homer i. Pitts in watching the Rush
and to keep the whistle going.
Colonel Fits Of the Perry townsite
board was in the city yesterday and
/ called on TnE LEADER. The colonel
is generally right on all points.
Henry + Zimmerman of Syracuse.
/ y y, is ia the city. lie is sport Of
/ the first water and at one time oiicia-
ted as steve Bradie's manager
Tom Tcarncy, brother of Jack
/ Tcarnev. Of this city, has Invested
heavily in Perry realty and will en-
/ bark in the mercantile business.
Capt Thomas Hicks has gone TO the
| soldiers home hospital to have his
| leg operated on for an old gun shot
wound. blood poisoning has set in
and Hicks is in a very bad condition.
The contract for bailding p county's
new court house on the square in
! Perry has been signed and work will
] halrfu a. Afttsar.lfufr -,
tract the work must ue completed
October 20.
a big sham battle was fought by
General Miles command at Evanston,
! Ills, Saturday. Sixty thousand rounds
of blank cartridges were sent there
last week from Fort sill
d. Keefer, living two miles south,
was in the city yesterday. Keefer is a
melon raiser from way back He has
grown and sold nearly S3Oc worth of
melons OFF Eve acres of ground this
season.
A large crowd of people was present
at the Christian church last night and
listened to the debate on woman suif-
! age. The suifrag.sts appeared 10 be
in the majority. Refreshments were
served by the y p. $ C. f.
Mrs May r Marvin and daughter
I Jean, left yesterday for Kansas City,
where they viii make their future
home. Mrs Marvin IL an accomplish
ed pianist, and during her stay here
won the hearts of many friends.
a delightful social was held last
evening al the home cf Mr. and Mrs
| Arthur Rraithwaite, 4ei East Warner
avenue, by the EPworth League A
! large crowd was in attendance aud
the evening was pleasantly Nhiled