The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-19
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A. j. Sterr''t IS down from Cross.
Auditor Cameron IS over from FL
Reno
THE Joe Helm lot case was concluded
at Oklahoma City yesterday.
Eliza Emmett, representing the Win
dcld Milling Co, was in the city on
business yesterday.
Attorneys Cottingham, Shartell and
! Thurston and Judge Cheadle returned
from Oklahoma City last night
DIR. Homer Pitts, who is a student in
tho Kansas City College Of Pharmacy,
came in last night to spend the hoh.
! days.
Assistant Secretary Smithson issucd
commission yesterday to Senator
elect IL. ID. Baker, of Cross. This is
the first commission issued so far to a
mem Der of the new legislature.
Hotels and boarding houses are re-
ceiving letters daily from members of
the legislature asking for suitable
rooms. The majority of the married
! lawmakers will bring their wives and
! families.
IIirzel Bros, of the popular Eagle
grocery have Just received a comput-
ing scale that is a mechanical wonder.
! They invite their customers to call
and see it,
At the Royal: A d Macley, Law
renee = II Forbes, Topeka; L Carter,
Wichita r j Hartley and L Conway,
| Cincinnati; J Florsheim, Chicago: +
Gardner, ST Joe; = B Dilday, Wichita.
Coyle a Smiths slaughter house
west of the city was fred by incen-
diaries early yesterday morning. Be
fore setting fire to the building the
bugs carried away a dressed beef and
a Kit Of tools.
Miss Sarah Bosworth will soon give
up her school TO assume the duties of
her new position as county superin-
tendent Applications will soon be
received by the school board TO supply
the vacancy caused:by her resignation
A big wolf hunt will be given at
Chandler Christmas day. Sides have
been chosen, with fifty men to a side.
, The losing party-that is the side
which kills the least game-must
serve banquet TO the victors.
Ned Cheadle, the pretty man, was in
oklahoma City yesterday looking after
, his sausage interests In this connec-
tion it may be well to state that the
hose wagon used at the firemen's min
strels was donated by Cheadle and
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1t is rumored that II +. Ardery has
fallen heir to SO, 600, bequeathed 10
him by male uncle in England. Ar
derry, however, is not "at home until
the first.
} The board of trade will meet to.
night. The statehood question will
be eXhaustively discussed by the gen
tlemen whose names were printed in
Tuesdays Leader.
Judge Burford presided in district
court yesterday and dispos ed of a few
cases and motions. Michael Flarrerty
was granted a divorce from his re
creant Margaret and u loa of trouble
was lifted from Camilla Thayer'i
mind when a decree was ri ven legally
separating her from Rurich Thayer
Cards are out announcing the com.
ing nuptials of Miss Carrie A., daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. c. Il. Melone, and
Mr.. Tom NJ. Deal. on Tuesday, Jan. i
I 1895, at the NJ +. church, South, at :
p. IN. Miss Melone is one of Guthrie's
most popular young ladies, while Mr.
! Deal is an energetic business young
man who numbers his friends by the
hundreds
just unloaded two cars deep shaft
McAllister coal as good as Canon CITY
for $3.50 per ton delivered. N. +.
Cheadle Coal Co., Phone No. 6. l2 14ti