The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-13

City yesterday.
Fred sutton, of Oltlah, ua city, was
in town yesterday.
DO not forget to take dinner at the
Christian bazaar today.
Prof Morrow, cfS iliwa er, lcctured
at FL Reno last evening.
Thirty bales of cotto we're mar
keted in the city yesterday
Local talent is playing the Pride
Of the Market" at Pawn.r.
Attorney General GAlbraith came
up from Oklahoma City yesterday.
Father Lanslot, OF Otahoml City,
is here attending Bishop Meerschaert.
c. w. Ransom and Capt Batchelder
are down from Perry on land office
business
A company is organizing to open up
Dairy cafe in the city with Wally
Ong as chef.
S. +. Stinson is the gu est of his
daughter, Mrs. Claude Richardson at
Okldhoma CITY.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ike Levi and daughter.
L llian, have returned from "a visit to
Oklahoma City.
Local Sunday schools are making
elaborate preparation for Christmas
entertainments.
Deputy Joe Severns came down from
Perry yesterday with federal pris-
oner' charged with selling whisky.
Cot J. II. Havighorst came down
from Perry yesterday TO mingle with
friends and transact court business
James Byron Of Perry was the
guest Of agent Paul Jundt, OF the
Paost Brewing company, yesterday.
The jury in the win Adkins murder
case at Oklahoma City is still out. 1t
is the opinion that the jury will dis
agree.
Naomi Lodge No. ?, Daughters Of
RebelSah, gave sumptuous oyster
su u3per last evening 20 the mem bers Of
the lodge
w L Pallard Is advertising for for
ty able bodied men to work on the the
Choctaw. Competent men will be
paid Sl.95 a day.
Mrs. Abel S. DUNCAN and mother
and Mrs Tidball and children will
leave shortly for the city of Mexico to
make their home
The territorial grand lodge, knights
of Pythias, met in Oklahoma City yes
terday to revise the constitution and
bylaws Of the order
Luther West sold the northwest
corner of Vine and Oklahoma, lot l2,
block 40, belonging to Overholster, to
NJ. A. Mcdonald for ST. 100
Bishop Meerschaert is reported quite
i'll. This climate does not agree with
the Bishop and it is likely he will go
TO New Orleans soon to remain in
definitely,
Among the attractions at the Chris
tian bazaar the ladies will have a relic
and antiquity booth for admittance to
which the small sum of Is cents will
be charged. This is well worth see
ing.
Mrs. 5. 5 Simonton and daughter
Jessie left last night for Topeka,
where they will live in the future.
They have many friends in Guthrie
who will miss them.
Charles Miles of Perkins, and
Miss Alice Grizzle, of Missouri, were
united in marriage Wednesday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, y. NJ.
l.rr
Brigadier aud Mrs. Sully, OF Kansas
City, will conduct the Salvation Army
meeting tomorrow night The conse-
Grafton Of an infant will be an inter
estipc feature. A glorious meeting is
expected.
T. w. Eckert, of the Arkansas City
Traveller, is in the city. lie is also
one of the directors Of the Lansing
KAN peuitentiary, and as such is
dou btless well know TO many Okla
hamans.
Mr. G. + Morrow, president of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College
at saltwater will lecture to the city
school teachers this evening at 2, 30
q IN. in Central School Building.
Everyone is invited.
The conductor OF "A Sante Fe local
freight chased negro all over west
Guthrie last evening. The negro was
stealing a ride on train and was
bounced by the conductor, who in
turn was assaulted by the negro. Hence
the chase.
Miss Jennie Watt. formerly Of this
city, was married Wednesday evening
at Oklahoma City, TO Mr. Jacob Can
ielou, a prominent business man OF
that city. Rev. llawley otiiciated.
The brides many friends in tins city
wish her much happiness.
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