The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-04-15
CITY IN BRIEF.


CITY IN BRIEF.
Personal Points ana Matters Tran.piring
In and About the cay.
Plant trees today
Chris Madseu is over from El Reno.
sam Bnrnhiu is here from Kansas
City.
Judge straug aud wife went north
last night
Attorney II f. Asp went to Newhirl,
last evening.
Nrs v A Harding is ysitiog
fiauds a Perry.
The most stylish hats in thc city at
Nrs r * UnVle's.
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Henry Williams is here from Tulsa,
e. ga business.
... a',-t spring novelties ia u.t ..n-
c.. o. Nrs r. IS. 1iugle's.
The ladies whist CLUB wrI leave at
noon today for uklahoma Citv
B V Saith is now superintendent
of the Presby erisn sunday school
Everything at cost until 40 d, at
Mis T. X TIngle's millinery empo-
rum.
C)l Daily has leased the Daily hotel
to Mrs Ford who will hereafter con.
duct It,
Oklahoma should begin making pre-
paratinus to celebrate Oklahoma day,
April -
=. Blass sold his business house
on West Noble avenue yesterday to j.
NJ Hart of Perry.
DR.. Riley delivered an interesting
sermon at the NJ. + church last night
on the Growing Man"
Goodc ,S Nutter have renovated their
store and given their front windows
metropolitan tint.
+ " Hewitt of the Bank of Indian
Territory, left this morning for Chit
cago to place Oklahoma securities.
AZ Chandler Monday william Faulk
was found guilty of mauslaughter for
the killing Of Jesse Taylor last sum
mer
Mrs. Salie Welsh and daughter
Uaz-l, Of Guthrie attended services at
the Christian church last night. Perry
Democrat.
O. G. Welsh of The Perry Enterprise
Times and his brother-inlaw, p. W..
Cress of Emporia, Eas were in the
city yesterday.
The Comanche Indian reservation in
the Fort Sill country is 20 be leased to
the highest bidder by the Indian agent
at Anadarko, l. r.
Rev + r Jones came up from Guth-
rie Saturday night and conducted ser
vices in the Episcopal church ycster-
day Perry Enterprise.
Judge John II. Pitzer was over from
Ell Reno yesterday in the interest Of
| friends. The Judge says he is out Of
| politics forever and a day
These April winds have a tendency
! 10 make person NOPE, AMI divcst him
Of all energy and industry. Oklahoma
winds are Oklahomts curse.
Fred Dolcster returned yestei dag
from Newkirk and Blackwell where
he has been in the interest Of the An
heuser-Busch Brewing company.
The board Of equlization will
meet next Monday. All taxpayers
shoald call on the board and ascertain
whether their property is proper ly
listed
Rev J. H. Aughey was in the city yes
-erdaG enroute from Langston 20 Null
hall lie viii dedicate new Piesby-
t,riau church al the former place
April 20
Thomas Wolcott, a young merchant
OF Perryville. Mo, aud friend and
scbOolmate of H. A. Booth, plsset
through the city yesterday on his way
20 Texas.
joel Harper the present pastor of
the Congregational church at Guthrie,
has teen called TO the Congregational
pulpit in this city oklahoma City
Oklahomau
j. W. Walters president Of the
Peoples bank Of Edmond, will make
a special sale OF town lots in the city
OF Edmond on the 2sth inst; l2O los
viii be sold TO the highest bidder
Lee Natter ha, received official notice
from the superintendent Of the New
York insane asylum 20 the effect that
early rising Is the cause Of so per cent.
ot the insanity Ina the United States 80
A charter was issued yesterday by
Secretary Lowe 10 Farmers Min and
! Elevator Co of North Euid The in-
! cOrporators are: II, Stout, Joseph
Syanda, + W Edmouds Charles j
ARIEL and n. NJ. Spa,G.ng
Rose Palmer commander OF the col
ored womeu's a. A R. association, has
been sued in Jackson's court for the
recovery of the effects Of Mrs. Mary
Weeden, an old soldiers widow, who
died and was buried by the society.
George Howell arrived I'm the city
yesterday from Kings county, New
York prison Howell, whne deputy
marsha shot and killed stephen Pen
sauel lie was convicted and given a
ten years sentence Last week he was
released on writ Of habeas corpus,