The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-23
CITY In BRIEF.
Railroad tonight.
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Railroad-tonight.
Pinafore," October 26
Attend the railroad meeting tonight
All citizens are invited TO attend to.
mig hts railroad meeting.
A move is on foot TO have Emmet
Dalton pardoned from the Kansas pen.
The home OF f. Y. Titus was bur
glarized by negroes recently. ostlY
wearing apparel was stolen.
Mayor Winkler, OF King6sher, has
resigned. lie couldn't hitch with the
council
Mrs Fred Mccullough fell from a
crossing at Perry and received serious
/ injuries
p Newman found pair of boys
! pSntaloons in front Of his place Yester.
dBy owner can have same by calling
on Newman.
Tuesday the territorial board Of
/ pharmacy met in this city TO pass upon
! the qualifications OF three candidates
/ for territorial certificates: /. T. Nor.
rison Of Guthrie. + C Foster of Cleo
and r n Cotney OF shawnee Okla
| homan.
At special meeting held yesterday
the Guthrie club. cooperating with
the city, ordered 80, 900 copies OF Gov
ernor Barnes annual report printed
for distributiOn in the east. They will
be sent to the Santa Fe exhibition car
at Kansas City.
Yesterday "Slew Foot Nell" we'll
known character, who has made this
city her home for some years and who
was recently sent y the Norman sani-
tarium. returne4 10 the city, having
been discharged as cured. She states
that she is going TO Fort Worth 10 live
with her sister; she also says she has
thoroughly reformed.
A society item In the Fort Smith
Times Democrat Of yesterday reads as
follows; "a quiet wedding took place
In Fayetteville Sunday, in which the
groom was an Austrian count. II was
case OF love at hrst sight. The con-
tracing parties were Arthur Urbach
and Mrs. Sterling Price Harris. They
have returned 10 this city and are liv.
ing on South Nineteenth street The
bride is known best here and all over
the Indian Territory as Pearl Starr
Mrs. Caroline M Eberhart, the wife
OF Martin l.. Eberhart, who lives some
fourteen miles northeast OF Guthrie,
died at o'clock, p. m, October 10.
1897. She was born October 9. ls+4,
making her age SO years and 10 days,
She was married TO Mr. Eberhart, May
/, 1866, was converted IN February,
1866. AS a Christian la her life she
was consistent. in her faith in God she
was uhwayering, In suffering caused
by the siiiictions OF her last years she
was patient aud uncomplaining; 10 her
death she WAS triumphant. The fun
eral service was conducted by Revs.
j, +. Palmer and q. A, Seaman at the
home, She was buried in Pleasant
View cemetery. She rests in peace.
"Pinafore," Gilbert & Sulhvan's
most tuneful opera, will be produced
Tuesday evening, October 20, at Me
| kennon's opera house for the benefit
OF Trinity church. The performance
will be doubly attractive owing 20 the
fact that the best musical talent OF
both Oklahoma City and Guthrie will
/ participate. "Pinafore" has never be
| fore been produced here. Its songs
have been sung for years in every
country under the sun, and its place in
the musical affections OF the public
WAS shown bY its recent revival in
New York. Its presentation several
weeks ago at Oklahoma CITY was
marked by the largest boxofiice re
ceipts OF any amateur entertainment
ever before given in that city.