The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-09-22

Rolled for Hasty PerusaI.
! Secretary T. J. Lowe is IN.
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Tom cuppage is indisposed
Mrs. W. stapleton has-re,urned.
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Doc Hay Of Cushing is in the city.
J. H. cotteral spent yesterday in
Oklahoma qity
A big Sunday school picnic was held
at Mulhall Thursday.
City teachers examination at 3
o'clock this afternoon
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Deputy Marshal Nadsen came in
from El Reno yesterday.
Frank Ledger will open butcher
shop on Oklahoma avenne
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Mrs. +. L. Meeks of Oklahoma City
is the guest Of Mrs. +. NJ Jones
The German benevolent society held
a business meeting last evening.
Chas. Beacon still langushes in the
Watonga Jail. He is sphysicnl wreck
Mrs John Shird and daughter have
moved from Pawtdcket, II. H. to this
city.
The DAILY LEADER received 10 new
subscribers yesterday and renewals.
The weekly hst ran up l6.
Judge Roddick of Oklahoma City is
here defending Scott and Delaney in
the school board bribery case.
Claude Willis aud Allen Howard.
small boys charged with larceny, were
released yesterday by Justice jackson.
The running horses quartered at the
fair grounds were taken to Oklahoma
City yesterday. They will be brought
back next week.
NJ. EtI.r as received the contract
for fitting the school buildings with
window curtains.
A man on bended knees pleading at
the feet of his Dulcinda was an East
Division street attraction last night.
Pull down the blinds.
Several young gentlemen of the city
will give dance at the opera house
tonight in honor of Miss Loa Hoffman
of Chandler and Miss Blockie Jamison
of Newkirk,
From the number of counterfeiters
being arrested it is evident that most
of the money in this country is made
in Philadelphia, Carson, San Francisco
and Tecumseh OK.
The social given by the League OF
the First NJ. T.. church last evening in
the Cooper building was largely at
tended. Plenty of cool refreshments
were served and splendid musicale
and literary program was given.
Yesterday was the first day OF Mrs.
Saunders millinery opening, and it
proved a triumphant success in every
particular She displayed some lovely
bonnets and sold more patterns than
at an previous first day opening.
AT the Royal; t. f. Burhngame,
Perry; +. L. Rigby, Ohio; w. j. Lans-
ing, New York: John Kennedy, Kan
sls; J. II. Lyman, Chicago; L. Leach,
Arkansas City; A. j. Alexander. Wich-
ita; w. II. Craig, st. Louis; George
Babcoch, Edmond; II. Smith, Topeka;
Mrs. Dissie Marshall, Evanston; H..
Hess, Mobile.
The Might've players of the city will
have to pay two cents q deck more for
their cards this winter than they did
last, all on account of the new tariff
law. That's too bad, but they can
buy wooden overcoat from 80 to So
less than last winter, and perhaps can
afford one, and not go shivering home
late at night, after the card party is
over.
During a storm last Sunday night
lightning struck a barb wire fence
on the farm of J0bn Rankin, east of
the city, and made q complete circuit
of 40 acre field THE middle strand
of wire was torn loose around the en-
tire field. Nearly every staple was
pulled out of the posts, and the wire
in more than tifty places was melted
in two.
Capt C T. ALIENS family arrived
by the noon, train yesterday and are
now comfortably quartered in their
elegant new /home on Springer
avenue. Mrs. Allen and children
started from Petersburg, Va, where
they have been visiting for several
months on Tuesday morning, making
the run through direct with but one
slight delay. Capt. Aliens many
friends in the city rejoice with him
that he is now realizing his happy
anticipa tions of having his loved ones
at home.
Mrs. Smith has opened her millinery
parlor and has the finest line of milli-
merry that was ever brought TO Guth-
rie. All the ladies wishing the very
latest, will find it to their interest TO
come and inspect her goods before
buying elsewhere. o is II
Lost-Yesterday between Grisham.
Steele & CO. S store and Mrs Van
Voorhees, boarding house, a gold
chain with monogram, IN. ID y"
Finder will please leave at LEADER
office
Reduced Rates to El Reno.
For the Emancipation celebration TO
be held at FL Reno, the Santa Fe route
will sell excursion tickets to Oklaho-
ma City at one and one-third fare for
the round trip Sept ss limited for re-
turn including the 23. Passengers ean
rebuy at Oklahoma City for El Reno at
one and one-third fare for the round
trip. l.. r. DELANEY, Agent
Santa Fe Rates to Wichita.
For the agricultural and mechanical