The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-06-05
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w Granville Smiths beautiful
double-page painting, Among the
Lilies. in Truth tomorrow All
/ trains and news-stands.
Lucy Overstreet colored girl, was
! taken TO the Norman insane asylum
! yesterday bv Deputy sheriff Harry
Painter and II Brown.
John Watt, a landonice clerk at ok.
lahoma City, is under arrest, charged
with criminally assaulting the 10.
year-old daughter OF A. Gslbrech
T. + Smith, living eight miles east
Of town, marketed the first load OF
wheat this year II was sold to the
Model Mills at 80 cents per bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Tidball, Mrs Blanche
DUNCAN and children and Mrs. A. It'd
/ ball left last nigh for the City of
Mexico where they viii hereafter re-
side,
Governor Renfrow. Secretary Lowe,
Judge McAtee and Treasurer Turner
were interested spectators at the deer
and rabbit races at the fair grounds
yesterday.
<Hooker and Lincoln G A. r. Posts
held interesting memorial services
The speakers were Winfield Smith, q.
n. Perkins, Il. Z. McCabe, r. T. stew
art and IT, d. jackson.
NLincoln Mckinley. of the Ncwkirls
Republican, and Lon Wharton Of the
Perry Sentinel, were In the city yes
ter1ay, enroute home from the histori-
cal meeting at Norman.
Harry b. Gilstrap editor OF the
Chandler News, was in the city yester-
day. Harry is one of the clever news
paper men Of Oklahoma and has
friends wherever he goes.
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4 B. b. Crawford has formed a part
nershlp with Attorney Wilson in the
law business. Bcv. is splendid fell
low and an industrious limb OF the
law. He will enjoy a good practice.
Mr.. +. y. Rush, farmer living if
teen miles east of Guthrie, brought
into the Office yesterday box of very
fiue Early Crawford peaches thorough
ly ripe They are the FIRST OF the sea-
son.
The excursion rate OF So 20 Calves.
ton and return is from Purcell. Guth-
rieites attending must pay the regular
fare to Purcell. The excursion tickets
can be purchased at the Santa Fe
depot.
Attorney II. +. Asp delivered an ad-
dress Tuesday evening before the lit
erary department of the territorial
university The address is spoken Of
as being mastery and exceptionally
entertaining.
The board OF regents Of the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college met at
saltwater yesterday and reelected
the old faculty and clerk Of the board.
commencement exercises will be held
next Tuesday
The Santa Fe Route offers rate of
50 the round trip from Purcell to Gal
weston. on account OF the big bicycle
meet, June o TO 49, A large mum Der
of Guthrie people will take Ia the
amazingly low-rate excursion
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Extensive preparation have been
made for the banquet TO be given at
the opera house tonight to Justices
Tarsney and Burford. The Terrific
rial Bar association has charge Of the
matter and the event promises to be
enjoyable
W
/At the public school entertainment
given at the opera house Robbie Mer-
ten, Edna Achley. Grace Houghton.
Justa and Leila Clark took part in the
program and acquitted themselves
,creditably. w. S. Smith delivered :.
neat address 10 the pupils. Il
A suit was filed in the district court
yesterday against the Santa Fe rail
road company By George Klauss.
klauss wants $4,000 for damages for
injuries sustained in his back on ac-
count Of his lifting n heavy steel rail
while in the emplry of the company.
Willie Cook, a negro, was tried be-
fore the insanity board and ordered
taken to Norman yesterday. Charles
Randall took him TO the sanltarium,
In the same car was crazy negro wo.
man, beng taken 10 the asylum from
lauthrip She yVag unrtr "a ultraffua 4