The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-09
FALL FRAPPe.

FALL FRAPPE.
city and county News simmered and !
Boiled for Hasfy Perosat.
Overcoat weather Is here
Heavy frost Sunday night
c. a. weideman is serving roast pig.
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Clerk Frank Dolcater visited Nnlhall
esterday.
Miss Carrie McCurry is here from
Bates Center
Frank Diamond, clerk Of Q county,
Is in the city
Col. Tom Snyder OF Arapahoe, is to
attend the fair
Geo Stroeble has opened a German
hall lunch room.
John Dean and Colonel Glazier are
down from Mulhall.
Boss Grimes and r. w. Brown, are
over from Kingfsaer.
d A. Peoples, the dentist, has re-
turned from trip to Texas.
Official pools for races will be sold !
at the Silver Dollar every night.
DR. Landrum and J. A. lSampsell
returned yesterday from Sac and Fox.
Judge Miller went to Perry yester-
day to look after some land office
cases.
Copies of THE LEADER can be pro-
cured at TIE LEADER booth at the
fair grounds
H. H. Hagan returned yesterday
from business trip to Narysville, Ks.s
and Kansas City.
Bishop Vincent delivered a brilliant
/ lecture at the NJ. f. church. A large
number were pleased with the able di-
vines convincing remarks.
Postmaster Larwell has improved
considerably since his Missouri trip.
but yet he is far from being a well
man.
A gasoline explosion in a Second
street lunch room called out the fire
department yesterday Damage was
triflng
All the members of Company A are
expected to meet at the armory to-
night in order to get in good shape for
an exhibition drill at tAe fair Thurs
day.
j. c. Dana, manager of the Rush,
was 33 years old yesterday. In honor
of the event he was presented with a
handsome gold watch by his sales
ladies.
The militia attended the Presbyter-
ian church Sunday in full uniform.
Rev EcPheeters delivered special
and appropriate sermon in honor of
the event.
How much delinquent tax money
has Painter collected? Is it as much
as 81, 800, the amount of his mileage
fees charged against the county for
that business?
Treasurer NJ. l.. Turner is the bus
lest man in town. Aside from his
official and banking duties he cares for
the funds of several political and busi-
ness organizations.
Captain Tandy held another rousing
meeting last night on the acre. Fifty
voters signed petition endorsing
Tandy. Speeches were made by Capt.
Tandy, Rev. Morrison and others.
Register Crook, Receiver Corbett,
Chief Clerk Searcey and Recorder.Cor-
bett are busy men at the land office
these days. The local Office is doing a
prodigious amount of business.
Auditor Cameron came up from FL
Reno yesterday. The genial auditor is
never idle. This week he will exam.
inc the exhibits at the state fair and
cast side glance at the races.
Hon. A. A. Byers, county attorney
for X county, came down TO The city
Sunday night and spent yesterday
looking after professional business
, He found time TO compliment THE
LEADER with pleasant call.
Secretary Lowe remarked yesterday
there was not slight but a very de
cided difference in the climate of Ok
lahoma and northern Texas The
judge returned from Texas a few day,
since and jumped out of linen dustel
into an overcoat.
Sheriff Parker, Treasurer Ulam, At
torney Newby, Judge Mason. j. f.
Ayers, Lurton, Barr, Sam Coombs, j,
c Dawson, Harry Gilstrap and a num-
Der of other Chandler Republicans OF.
tended the representative conven tion
in this city Yesterday.
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Republicans of Lawrie township
have nominated the following ticket,
Trustee, S. II Phenis; clerk. 5. Med.
sker: treasurer, A. + Norris; justices
of the peace. l.. Staten, C. X Case;
onstables, j, w. Rite, VIM. Fisher;
road overseers, No. ], l.. Aberams, No.
2, IL. A. MedlSi, No 3, n. Jackson.
At the regular October meeting OF
Guthrie Typographical Union, No. S5s
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing six months: Preiident
Grant Shoop; vice president Harry
Booth; financial secretary, Bert Tilton;