The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-03

Rev. John Mordy, Of Newkirk. is in
the city.
Mr. Oversucct, Of Oklahoma City is
at TIE Royal
Miss Sadie raYoo l.tl rned to OKLA.
homa CITY yesterday
Pension Agent Iae Laysrtr lef yes.
terday ior Penis, Isxes
Several bales Of cotton were market
ed in the city yesterday.
Miss Stella Wisby entertained the
Uptodate CLUB last night
Deputy D S Mckay arrived home
yesterday lrom saltwater.
Yesterday snow and cold had no
perceptible effect ON bill collectors.
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The regents Of the Oklahoma A and
NJ. college viii meet at Saltwater to-
day.
Deputy wiz telts wen. 90 PAis.
Texas, yesterday 10 goye umeay Dus-
mess.
Manager H. W. peatecost ot Tie
Mckeuuou, visited Oaahoma C..F 5e.-
terday
Ot,o R1.enaae representing t1e
Illinois >luo,s I.lwr, Of Chiyage VS.
ia the c.Iy.
Wauy Ong has decided not 10 move
to Oklahoma City Guthrie is good
enough 20 him.
Postofice Inspector Frank Beebe,
wife and baby, came i'm yesterday
! from Saltwater
Miss Kay Yeamans, formerly OF this
| city, is now living at her old home i'm
Ossawatomie, Kan.
There will be revival services every
evening this week at the First Nj. T..
Church. All are cordially invited
( Assistant Postmaster Chas Laux has
stamped to his shirt front namir Q
| plaid tie. He recommends 1t TO sticE.
Col. Paul Juudt is doing good vorl,
as agent of the P1b-t Brewing c.m-
pany. His Blue Ribbol is "a popular
beverage.
Invitations have b cen received in tn
city to an "at home to be given Dec.
3, from to II p. m, by Judge and
Mrs. II. W. Scott
Two hundred people attended the
reception given by Judge and Mrs
Scott at Oklahoma City Saturday
night. 1t was an elaborate affair.
We do not have a solicitor, but give
you the benefit of that expense in
prices Call At our store and leave
orders, or telephone No. GO, The
Leader Grocery.
The Ladies' Industrial society of the
Catholic chuach will meet Tuesday a
p. m. at the residence Of Mrs BE
land, Ils Harrison avenue.
"
j j. Carson, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants bank at Blackwell
was gored by bull Saturday and suf
fered dangerous injuries.
Col. Il b. Forrest, one OF the leading
attorneys of lei Reno. was in the city
yesterday, en- route home from Chica
GO where he has been taking deposi
tions in lawsuit.
whe Oklahoma Central surveyor, o
- whom mention was made last week
. passed through the town the first o
the week on his return trip. lie re
ports the outlook good, and Chandle
easily accessible
Hon. EI T.. Dunn, chairman of tn
territorial Democratic central commit
tee, was in the city yesterday Mr.
Dunn is "A splendid fellow and ha
? friends all over the territory.
The Ladies' Social Circle will give
dime social at the residence OF Mrs
, H. L. smith, Wednesday evening, Dec
4th. Every body urged TO come on
and have good time. Mrs. l.. j. Pitts
Frank Jenness, sergeant-a'arms @
the last territorial house, and wifi,
came over last evening from Chandle,
MIS-. Jenness will leave today for VIII
ona, MINI, for a visit to relatives an
s friends.
Mrs. Judge Scott has been invited I
: sing at the musical entertainment t
be given by the Catholic ladies @
next Thursday at the opera hous,
e. After the musical program the fai
will open.
y. Woodward, representing th
, Tarltuu milling company, will leav
, this morning for Fort Worth, Littl
, Rock, Waco and other points south i
> the interest of the mill, which, by tn
, by Is rapidly extending its souther
, trade.
Z Confidential
Agents, Peddlers, who in the pas
have bought their supplies from us ca
nom a Al nt,r m wool tn 1a n Uuaa-ttr