The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-26
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FALL FRAPPE.
city and County News simmered and
Boiled for Has,y Perusai.
Charlie Bosworth is in Kingfsher.
Ed Pentecoyt is clerl,iug at the Bee
Hive
Big Democratic rally in this city
Saturday.
Miss Bernicc uardy/is not expected
to recover.
Democratic rally on the acre satur-
day night.
A. r. Saunders has reopened bis
harness shop.
The>wife OF Policeman Frank Bas-
sett is very ill.
>Iustice Jackson was busy with
lawsuit yesterday.
Chairman Ed l.. Damn went TO okla
homa City last night.
The X. OF L. ball tonight will be the
society event of the season.
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Hon. L. p. Ross will speak at the
Cloud Chief barbecue Nov. 3.
Foreign firms have rentei two store
rooms OF Lyons new building.
w. 7. Walker, Norman, and ". NJ.
/ Grimes, Kingfisher, are in the city.
Mrs. L. b. LucasN is spending her
winter vacation at Oklahoma City.
/ Attorney-Gener Galbraith left last
night for Dallas to take in the fair.
The Salvation Army barracks were
crowded with worshippers last night
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Collins came
over from Enid yesterday, to visit
few days.
At the earnest solicitation of friends
Prof. Dehrer has decided to remain ia
GuthrieA,
Judge Burford killed a monster
wildcat yesterday between Arapahce
and FL Reno.
Walt Olds returped to Marceline,
Mo-, yesterday after a visit to his
brother, Harvey
Mrs. Carney and son of Manhattan,
Kan are the guests Of Mrs. C. s sister,
Mrs NJ. Stowe, on north Division
street
Frank Dolcater is the only logical
candidate for county clerk. White
, people are not ahyious to do business
: with negro.
Rev. Hawley the able pastor of the
Presby terian church at Oklahoma
City, was in the city yesterday and
called on The LEADER.
Burning rubbish is the rear of the
Bank of Indian Territory yesterday
morning called out the fire depart
ment A few buckets of water ex-
o tinguished the flames
Messrs. J. w. Lawtou, editor of the
q Arapahoe Bee, and deputy clerk of
D county. and l.. II. Savage, deputy
I clerk OF Beaver county, spent yester.
day in the capital city, making the
= LEADER a pleasant call in their rounds
| Freighter Joe Donaldson. of Tohee,
I was also badly hurt in the aceIden Mt
. which caused Nat Morrison's death
: near Tohee. Several Of his ribs were
broken and his body was otherwise
= bruised and lacerated.
S Only those receiving invitations tc
n the X. of =. ball to be given in theil
q hall tonight are expected to attend
I'll kets are not on sale. The hall ha,
been tastefully decorated and splendid
music will be furnished.
The Oklahoma Presbytery, which
was in session at Perry this week
after transacting the routine business
of the session yesterday, elected Rev
j IL Aughey, moderator; r. C. Town
send, state clerk. and Rev. w. T. Kipl
d Of Guthrie, Presbyterian missionary.
i The marriage of Miss victoris
n Hardy and DIR. Melone Duggan Of
San Saya, Tex, will not be publ,
I owing TO the critical illness of tn,
u prospective brides sister, Miss
n Bernice. The function will be privat,
a and the date will be decided on later
Hon. Harry Bacon, Chairman of tn,
Democratic campaign committee o
Oklahoma county aud wife (nee Mis-
= Mae Taylor spent yesterday in tn,
capital city. Mrs. Bacon is a highly
}. accomplished lady and a musician o
mable and charming lady.
e Colonel j. w. johnson of Oklahoma
City went up to Newkirk yesterday
afternoon and spoke there last nigh
, TO the largest audience of the cam
u paign. Col johnson will also speak
at llennessey next Tuesday. upon the
earnest solicitation of the Democrats
Z of that vicinity. Tomorrow he will
meet his Republican and Populist OPP
ponents for the council in the OSaho
| ma City district in joint debate in tha
Ir city. Col. Johnson is one of the mos
active, Jealous and effective campaign
ers in the territory aud is in constant
damanl for sneechcs from nll mar