The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-08-21

courts has dwindlcd To nothing.
Miss Doe Thompson win leave
shortly for kinghaher to res ide.
Judge and Mrs. Bicrer arc expected
home Thursday from the North.
Lincoln Mckinley Of the Ncwkirk
Republican was ia be city yesterday.
w. J. roaovun and Harry Bacon
were mp from Oklahoma city Sunday.
j S Lyon viii soon begin building
on the corner OF Division and llarri-
sod
The docket for the September term
OF district court viii bc an unusually
large one.
Mr.. = $ Steiuvay Of Mobcrly. Mo.
/ is la the city locking for a location for
a billiard hall.
Ike Levy OF the Bee Hive has re-
/ turned from the east with "a big 4toclS
of fresh goods
Librarian Edgar Jones returned yes.
i tcrtlay from delightful sojourn nt
Eureka Springs
Deputy MARSHAL Isaac steele came
/ in from the Cherokee country yestcr.
/ day Deputy Arson accompanied
him
Colorcd Missionary Bnpusts from
( different parts of the territory are
holdirg a protracted meeting in the
city.
Four hundred extra copies Of Sun
days DAIIN LkAUER we're sold iu one
hour The people must have the
news.
Tho colorcd dcapoilcr of home was
chased three blocks 10y an enraged
husband last night No damage was
done.
The appeal case of Sims Grocery Co.
VS. Burford, ct nj, of Mulball, was
fled in the district clerks Office yes
terday.
Mrs George r. Stillman of Chatta-
nooga, Tcnn., arrived sunday 10 visit
her mother Mrs. Fallis, and sister
Mrs + b Lucas
Rev. l.. H. Holt of Emporia, Kan is
the guest of MIR and Mrs lilson lie
delivered an able discourse at the
BAPTIST church Sunday
The Wisby club OF O county has in
vilcd Hon. Joe Wisby to open the
congressional campaign at Enid under
the auspices of the club
Mrs Felicia House died at . o'clock
vest 'rday morning and was buried In
the afternoon. She was aged 50 years
aud leaves a wife and three children
At the Roygl; Rev and Mrs Calnon,
Kina fisher; q J Storrell, Cross; b a
Burr. Anthony, Kan; W Coz. Pond
Creek; Allen Hall. Perry w l. Payne,
81 Louis.
TnE LEADER job department has
received The contract for printing aud
binding the new book, "Olllahoma
illustrated, containing 500 pages. IL
I will be issued in october.
Ed II Lyon arrived homo yesterday
from Antelope Springs, Colo Ed
looks bale aud hearty aud returns
well stocked with stories of snow
capped peaks aud bears
Albert Rubenstein, the man who
conducted the business end of the
Hoston store for sometime. is nov re.
siding in Saltwater. lie has joined
he populst party aud is said TO be
running newspaper
Mrs Rose T. Walters filed suit for
divorce, in district court yesterday,
from her husband, Iultus NJ. Walters.
She alleges drunkenness Walters Is
very hot about the matter and SAYS lac
has not been drunk for forty eight.
hours
Dian Johnson, one Of school Land
Commissioner lilinGoeB gGnGrt ,fssist--
ants, will leave next week for Wash
ington To attend the X. of T.. conclaYe
He will take with him several bundles
of Salvation Army tracts for free dis
ribution.
". Y. Cox, chairman OF the board of
county commissioners OF l. county,
came over from Pond Creek Sunday.
lie says "l" is growing and pros
pering immensely. Mr.. Cox Is cour-
teous and afiable official and paid TnE
LEADER pleasant call
Misses Birch. Keatch aud Goodrich.
and Messrs Luther West and l. H.
Leach accepted an invitation 90 take
dinner Sunday with Miss dennie
Watt, ut her home. eight miles north
west OF the city. They report plenty
TO eat, peck OF fun aud pint of
trouble.
Miss Kay Neamans Of Dayton, o j,
who has bcea the guest of Miss
GLADYS Kincaid for several weeks
past, has decided TO remain in Guthrie
and has taken position as stem
ographer aud typewriter in the law
Office of Morgan, Pancoast & Baker
She will reside with Mr. and Mis-,
Dian johnson. Miss Neamans is a
yiyacious, fascinating young lady,
possessing many accomplishments and
She will be welcome quisition TO
Gnthrie's social circles
Halls Hair Renewer enjoys the con-
hdoace and patronage OF people all
over the civilized world, who use it 10
restore and keep the hair natural