The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-10-01
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CITY IN BRIEF.
persouai Points and Matters rrauspIriug
In and About the CITY
All stores close today. Fair
Bin Little is down from Perry
J. W. Clearer, Of Kingfsher, is here
Il. E. Adams, OF Klngfsher, is at the
Royal
Mr.. and Mrs o. b. Kee are over from
Chandler.
Miss Robb Of Kingfsher, is visiting
the city.
}. H. Wheeler and wife are mp from
Oklahoma City.
Military dance will be given at the
opera house tonight.
sam McElheney, Of Chandler, is over
attending the big fair.
Major + R. Poe has returned from
the Cheyenne country.
Mrs. J. C. Fletcher and Mrs. Me
Guire are over from Chandler
Misses Britta Smith and Vertie Will
linms, Of Perry. are in the city.
Misses 10 and Zoe Fletcher, of
Chandler, are taking in the fair.
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The theatrical season will be opened
at the opera house on October l2.
L. f. Leach is doing mechanical
work on the Mulhall Enterprise.
orin Ashton is over from Chandler
playing with the First Regiment band.
Mrs. E II. Beasley, Mrs. Hendley
and Miss Turner are down from Perry.
suit Hartman and K. P. Tarring
ton, OF the Santa Fe, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Brown, of Perry, arrived
In the city yesterday and is visiting
Mrs. John Rocker.
Mayor Jones, E. Bracht Henry
Smith and Newton Avey, of Oklahoma
City, were far visitors yesterday.
Mrs j. +. Saunders and son, Ross
man, left Yesterday morning for south
ern California to spent the winter
c. A. McNabb, Of Oklahoma City,
has handsome display of agricultural
and horticultural products at the fair
j. W Wiker, manager OF the santa
Fe eating house, leaves this morning
for Kansas City to attend the Priests of
pallas parade.
Earl Bunch, aged - years, monk
eyed with the machinery at the North
Division street roller mills yesterday
and lost finger,
Misses Ida and Dayse NiolacK and
7dfss ~SYhL -JeHness came over from
Chandler last sgening TO attend the
fair and visit friends.
II. A. Platt, OF The Leader Office
returned yesterday from ten days
trip with the Tarsney court party IN
Western Oklahoma
NJ. w. J. Hot, grand chancellor o
the grand lodge, X OF +, OF Okla
homa, was in the city Yesterday anC
met with the local lodge last night.
Misses Marie Peyton and Gerti,
Wallace, two society bellies Of Okla
homa City. were the guests OF tn,
Misses Paine yesterday, returning
home last night.
The X. Of p. last night conferred thl
rank of Esquire on Water Commis
sioner Barney. Grand Chancello
Holt, Of Saltwater. was present ant
addressed the lodge.
VIM. NJ Ingham, Of caldwall, Kan.
came in last night and will be thu
guest OF his son, w. l.. lngham, tn
genial and accommodating night oper
ator at the Santa Fe.
MIR. and Mrs II. II. Perry desire t,
tender thanks to the neigh bors ant
kind friends for many kindnesses ren
dered during the last illness OF Mrs
Perry's mother, Mrs. Hill
Buyers report 3Il bales Of cottor
marketed yesterday at prices ranging
from 2 TO 7.25; seed 2. 10 to eco
Eighty bales were hauled in from cas-
Of Sac and Fox, so miles distant.
The headquarters OF the LogaI
county Free Silver central committed
in the Lipe building presents a busy
scene Two stenographers are KEEP
busy writing letters and giving ou
Silver literature.
Among the Oklahoma City peopl,
visiting the fair yesterday were: d. c
Richardson, General Galbraith, Mrs
Il. NJ. Butts, Miss Marie Peyton, Mrs
Whit Grant, Miss Adah Curnett, Mis-
Margaret Mckinley.
c. NJ. Irwin, proprietor OF the Elm
Reach stoch farm at Wichita, and G
w. Berry, Of Topeka, who is 10 iudg
the swine exhibits at the fair today
made the Leader pleasan; call las
evening in company Of Charlie
Laux, who was a boyhood friend 0
Mr. Irwin.
The silver meeting held at the dis
triet court room last night was largel
attended Committees were appointe
70 make arrangements for consolidai
ing the Bryan and Independent Silve