The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-07

from Okiahoma City yesterday.
L. q. Niblack arrived home last
evening from shawnee and Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. Judge Hammer OF Oklahoma |
City, is here attending the Bible read.
log conference
Hon. Joseph Wisby left yesterday
for Washington on business connected /
with the Usage Nation.
Many novel attractions will be at
the opera house tonight-music, |
voting, rafting and auction.
The Catholic fair at the opera house
is a success. II closes tonight with an
excellent musical program.
Messrs. Dave Morris aud j. f. Soule
returned yesterday from the statehood
convention at Shawnee.
Rev c. T. Roberts, pastor OF the
Friends church at Tecumseh, is in the
city attending the Bible Institute.
Rev. J. f. Platt, who has been home
several days, left yesterday TO take up
his work as Sunday school missionary.
Gov Renfrow returned last evening
from Norman. He enjoyed few
hours in the field while absent and
bagged nice mess of quail
The voting OF the fine show Jar to
the most popular groceryman of the
city will be a hot contest. Attend and
see the fun.
with DIR. M. Edith Ford for several
months, left yesterday for her home
in Wichita.
The Rev j. A. b. Oglevee. pastor Of
the Perry church, will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Hon. w. f. Hendrix, the able mem.
Der ofthe legislature from Cleveland
county, was in the city yesterday and
called on the Leader last evening.
The Oklahoma City and Guthrie
High School football elevens will play
a game this afternoon at Oklahoma
City. The Guthrie boys hope to see a
large number Of theic friends there
Miss Kate Collar, one of Guthrie's
favorites will play sacred selections
for the concert at the Catholic fair on
next Saturday evening Miss Collar
has very few superiors in instrumental
music
Frank WILDER, Il. b. Lucas and J D
Burke came in from Perry on freight
last night. Lucas is now bling up
| the holes in his burnt overcoat with
health flour
The Sunday school of the Christian
/ church will give u Christmas entertain
| ment on Christmas eve. Elaborate
| preparations are on foot to make it
eclipse anything of the kind yet held
| by that church.
Mrs. Judge Scott has written that
she will be present and sing at the
! Catholic fair this evening
! The managers of the fair will make
Saturday evening the attraction of the
! fair. Don't miss this treat.
Col. George w. Frame, editor Of the
| Trade Review, is in the city aud made
the rounds of the town in company
with his old St Joe friend Il w
Black, the genial and popular repre-
sentative of the Anhouser Busch brew
ing association.
Isaac Johnson, 90 years of age, was
! convicted at Oklahoma CITY Of ct i'm
inal assault upon Winnie Wilson, IL
! year-old girl, committed six months
! ago. The trial lasted six days and an
| appeal will be made to the supreme
court The verdict was ten years in
the penltentiary.
Judge Ii. f. Havens and wife of
Enid are in the city enroute home
! from Shawnee. Judge Havens is one
OF the leading Repu ublicans of the ter
ritory and a brilliant lawyer while
Mrs. Havens was until recently a noted
! Parkhurst reformer of New York city.
She is greatly impressed with okla
homa
Capt Mitts the clever, genial and
whole souled philosopher Is in the city
! discussing President Cleveland's mes
sage. Capt. Mitts is all right at heart,
but politically is training in the wrong
| crowd. But there are others The
Captain only needs the prayers of the
] righteous and in 1896 will be a full
hedged a'lwool -wide-yard Demo
crat
Prof, Gouger, the celebrated guitar
player, and Prof. Milhollau, the cele-
6rated mandolin performer, assisted
| by w. Il. Carver will furnish the
music for the Catholic fair Saturday
night The audience was held spell
bound by their sweet strains on
Thursday and Friday nights. No such
music has ever been heard i'm the city
Of Guthrie. BE sure to go the fair
| Saturday night
We have met the opposition in coffee
/ and have gone them one better; Lyon
and ArbuclSle for l9c per pound. -
Goode & Nutter.
Have your weighing done on the
/ t-ton Standard Monarch scale Just
erected by A. G.. Kesler the popular
wagon yard and feed store proprietor,
corner Division and Cleyelan1 ave.
Telephone No 90. mo.
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