The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-08

Green Olives in the bulk at Goode
& Nutter's.
Uncle Josh spruceby at the Nc
Kenhon, Dec IL.
Csunty Com'r W. H. Hutchinson Of
Canadian is in the city.
Inspector +. A. Beebe came in from
Choctaw City yesterday.
Col. Overholser Of Oklahoma City,
was in town yesterday.
Manager Dana OF the Rush has re.
turned from Kansas City.
Sheriff Painter took charge Of the
Strauss shoe stock yesterday.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. b. Beadles returned
from Noble county yesterday.
Capt Hill, the noted Comanche
Kiowa Indian lobbyist is in the city.
C. C. Whitaker was called TO OslSa-
loosa, Iowa, yesterday by the death Of
his mother.
The Catholic fair closed last night
IL was glowing success. A large
number Of articles were ratified off.
Mrs. Judge Hammer Of Oklahoma
City, who was the guest OF Mrs. Fred
l.. Wenner, returned home yesterday
The X. of + degree team will meet
today at 3 o'clock p. m. in Castle Hall.
All members are urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vincent arrived
Yesterday from Tabor, la TO visit
their son, Editor Leo Vincent and
wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pitts were called
to Carthage, Mo, yesterday by the
death of Mrs. Pitts father, Judge r.
G. SiUan.
Three robbers entered Milt Shullise's
postofiice store at Taloga Friday night,
held up" the loafers, and tapped the
till for $500.
Judge Perkins of the Guide, is in
sore trouble He declares he has been
punctured and made a scape-goat Of
by 90 friends.
Marshal Nix, Clerk Pitts, Attorney
Hoffman and Stenographer Delay
came in on special from Perry last
evening with Judge Dale.
Col Glazier came over from Still
water yesterday. As director of the
A. and NJ. experiment station the col
onel is giving great satisfaction.
George Gates, son OF Peter Gates,
caught a catamount on Bear creek the
other day in steel trap The animal
weighed II pounds was . = feet long
and l 4 feet high.
EMrs c. A. Peck, an old time resi-
dent of Guthrie, has returned to the
city and will engage in the art Of
dressmaking at 52l North Division.
One OF the most ella borate receptions
ever given IN the territory was that
held at oklahoma City Thursday night
by Judge and Mrs. II. w. Scott 1t
was brilliant in every particular and
was attended by over 300 people.
d. p. Stewart and Miss Eva B. Cole
were married Saturday evening at the
residence of the brides parents, Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. Cole, l4O4 East Grant
Only intimate friends of the family
were present Rev. A. L. Jackson Off
ciated
u. c. Guss, Ed Donnelly, Dr. Hiatt
and j. A, Farquharson visited Perry
Lodge No. -, A. Il. q A. Nj Friday
night Three degrees were conferred
after which Perry lodge rendered h
banquet to visiting brothers. A good
time was had.
We have met the opposition in coffee
aud have gone them one better; Lyon
and Arbuckle for l9c per pound -
Goode & Nutter.
Delegate FLYNN yesterday introduced
his free home bill in the house, He
introduced also a bill to open the In
dian territory to settlement. 1t pro.
vides in substance that there shall be
a compulsory allotment of lands, 100
acres to each head OF a family and so
acres TO each child, that 81 an acre
shall be paid for the remainder of the
territory, and the land shall then be
thrown open TO settlement
Next Thursday afternoon and even
ing will be children's day at the Wei
come grocery Every child in the city
is invited 10 come and look at our toys
and our amusements Remembe ber this
time is set apart just especially for the
children. All parents and nurses may
come il they desire Children don I
fail TO come and see the great sights.
cts
Whatever may be the cause OF
blanching, the hair may be restored
70 its original color by the use of
that potent remedy, Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
Choice minee meat just received at
Goode a Matters.
Mrs G.. A. Peck, formerly of this
city. has opened dressmaking parlo,s
of 324 north Division, where she will
be pleased 10 meet all friends who
wish frst-elass work at prices to suit
the times l3 5 I'm
Sweet pickles, sour pickles fresh by
the bottle or bulk at GoOde & Nutiers.
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