The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-10-03

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The Choctaw council is i'm session.
d. i. Johnson, of Pawnec, is here.
George Morris is here from Texas.
J. II. Warren is here from lei Reno.
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Russell Briggs is down from Perry.
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Mr.. A. f. Pentecost Is still seriously
i'll.
Comety all next week at the opera
house.
The school bond election takes place
today.
w. T Walker of Norman is at the
Royal
Fred. Bicl, has returned from Kan
sas City.
Hon. Jno /. Ollie, of El Reno, is in
the city.
NJ Golden has returned from okla
hona City.
Miss Ida McKeand of Broad street is
seriously ILL.,
Craig & Shaw Comedy company dur
ing fair week.
Arthur Smith has returned from
Galveston, Texas.
VIM. Grimes of Kingfsher was in
the city yesterday.
Farmers will pay the Rock Island 2
cents for seed wheat.
Shaw & Craig's company will play
repertoire next week.
Mrs, Gus Rhoades returns today to
her home in the strip.
Three carloads of horses came in
yesterday for the fair
Tom Mattox, who escaped from the
Newkirk Jail, is still at large.
The telephone line between Kildare
and Blackwell is in operation.
Mrs. DR.. Vandervoort is home from
an extended visit in the north.
Miss Hardy, on corner Broad and
Warner, is reported seriously ILL.,
Secretary Lowe and family are ex
pected back from Texas Thursday.
Walter Carver and Forest Tarltor
are attending the carnival in Kansas
City.
Oklahoma county Popuhsts have
nominated Rev c II. Rogers for the
council.
The Salvation Army held services
in the Congregational church last
evening
Mrs. Judge Dale has returned from
an extended and pleasant visit in New
York state.
Heck Thomas was in the city yester
day, looking for "bad man from
Bitter Creek.
c. Van Meter & Son have opened &
meat market at 7ls west Noble. They
are nice men.
Governor Renfrow attended meet
ing of the university regents at Nor
man yesterday.
5. H. Herndon returned to the city
yesterda y after an absence on bust
ness for some time.
Evening services at the various
churches of the city will begin here
after at 1880 o'clock
The NJ. E. conference of Oklahomt
meets at Oklahoma City next week
Bishop Vincent presiding.
r. G. Risley will preach at the oper,
house Thursday night, taking for hi
subject "Republicanism.
The synod of the PRESBYTERIAN
church Of Oklahoma and Indian terri
tories meets 10 this city on October Pa
Deputy United States Marshal L.
; Pitts will leave for brooklyn. N. Y
tomorrow with several federal prison
ers.
Rev. lie Grand united in matrimon,
last Saturday James Donnell, aged 35
and Francis Elliott, aged 70, both o
Springer township
NJ, II. Herman filed suit in distric
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recover Si25. w IL. West sued j. III.
Wilson on a mortgage for 500.
VIM. II. West through his attorneys
keaton & Cotteral, began suit in dis
trict court yesterday against John w
Wilson and wife, TO foreclose a mort
gage,
Fred Millikan, who is TO be married
tomorrow. has purchased the Cherr,
property On North Vine street anC
fitted up cosy little home to take hi
bride TO.
Preparations are being complete,
for the fair next week and a grand
success IS already assured. Teal I,
quite busy assigning space and book
ing fast horses.
C. II Robbins is back from Arkan
sas City, where he went to make ar.
rangements TO rattle off the Fiftf
avenue hotel. an immense fve-story
stone structure.