The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-04-12

AN Oklahoma statehood bill viii
come up in congress this week.
Attorney Horace speed attended
district court at Perry yesterday.
Mrs. A. Il. Boles, Of Perry, is visit
ing MIS-. j. j. Boles, OF this city.
Ank'c-Face Pete was pulled by the
police yesterday for shooting craps
Dr. Maupin, Of Oklahoma CITY, was
the guest of DR.. Hughes yesterday.
Thirty-fve freight trains passed
through the city on the Santa Fc
yesterday.
win Horsfall and John Golobie
went to Kiugfsher last evening to
spend Sunday.
FM Cooper, of Calvin, +, was held
up and robbed Of S., 600 near his home
the other night
A Feast of Roses" ball and banquct
was given at Perry Friday night in
honor OF visiting ladies.
The Leader is IN receipt of an invita-
tion to 4 ball and banquet TO be given
April 10, at Lexington, Okla.
Eugene Gill, of El Reno, has taken a
position as salesman with the Kansas
City Star educational company.
The invitations are on. for Miss
ScbnelPs Easter ball at the opera
house Wednesday evening, April -.
"
Senator Tnlmau will speak in Wich-
jtR Friday, April II. The Santa Fe
will offer reduced rates to Wichite
Ex-Governor Scays home at King
fisher was burglarized the other night
The thieves secured a watch ana S6 in
money.
There should be good attendance
at the Monday night meeting Of No. 3,
l. .. 0. f. Visitors cordially invited
to attend.
Miss Nettie Shepherd is home to
spend Sunday with her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. j. N. Shepherd, of North
Broad Street,
Wanted. AT the Santa Fe depot, 20
cats Fifty cents each will be paid
for good rat-catchers. Inquire of H..
R Delaney.
Miss Patterson has just received d
new and choice line Of hats and Gle
CUNT novelties. Her Persian ribbons
are much admired.
Il c. Snyder, Of Oklahoma City is
in Brooklyn, n Y, cndeavorins to
effect the release of Geo Howell. who
as serving ten-yeas' sentence for
mansiaughter
Editor Gilmore, of the Fredouia
(kan J Citizen, was the guest OF W
McNeal yesterday. Mr. Gilmore has
been connected with the Citizen for
twenty-five years.
Tho Capital City nine aud the Downs
ball club will cross bats az the fair
grounds on April 22-Oklahoma Dav.
There will also be other sports and
amusements for visitors.
d. j. Ebling, cowboy, was charged
boy mad steer while on horseback "a
few days ago, both he and the horse
being thrown over aud so badly rorcd
by the infuriatcd animals horns that
,hcy aftcrward died.
Frank Brook, the we..Ruowu
music teacher, died AT Grand Junction,
Coiou Wednesday aud was buried
yesterday. Word was received from
Rev. Il f. Boggess giving intelligence
OF the death. The deceased w,s mem
Der of Guthrie Lodge No. 3, A. o
e. ".
As before advertised, the CongreRa.
tional ladies will give a Chrysanthe.
mum Fair tins fall and are mailing
extensive preparations for the sume.
Now is a good time to set your plants
and be ready 20 work for tho prizes
which Will be given.
An attempt was made t. arres,
City Poster I'D Bentley last evening"
on the charge Of frightening Mrs. De-
Wits horse by promiscuous scattering
OF bills Ed proved very satisfactorily
that he was no gutter-enipc Gend and
paid License for what be did
The corner stone of the new school
building at Ponca will be laid April l5.
The Masonic order will conduct the
ceremonies and addresses viii be made
by Henry Rncker, Of Perry; A. C..
Scott, of Oklahoma City; President
Boyd and a,hers.
The contractors and eugIueers at
work on the Cimarron bridge deny
Laborer BWke's statement that dan
ger turks in the caisson. They say
Burke was fred for incompetency aud
is merely seeking revenge by uirculat.
ing false stories. The work at the
bridge is interesting aud large crowds
view the construction daily.
The Baptist Sunday school gave an
unique entertainment called an agri-
cultural fair Friday evening, which
was well attended Scholars had been
given terra Gotta limitations Of di b.
ferent fruits aud vegetable products
In which they collected contributions
and the one collecting the most was
given a prize.
The girl question is TO receive atten-
tiou from Rev c. n. Queen, pastor Of
the Plymouth Congregational church,
in serial entitled: "l'm on the Girls
Side" No more important question
than this could gain the attention Of
the reverend. AS the consideration of
IL involves the mention of the other
sex, IL at once resolves into an impor-
tant question in this city. Tsnight
the Introductory paper will be gi ven,
to be followed by a number OF ten
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