The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-26
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one where she car 20 and borrow any
thing she has Just run out or.
Judge George Green has returned 20
Washington from Ohio with endorse
mcnts from Grosvenor and Hanna.
For rent-Two nicely furnished rooms;
bath room in connection. Call at $40 T..
Cleveland avenue. John Buenting.
Miss Meta steele, daughter OF OKLA
homa's ex-governor was married Wed
nesday to Hugh Il Belknap, OF Chicago.
The Perry opera house Is to be closed
this season on account OF excessive tax
imposed on travelling companies by the
city council.
In the nine weeks from July IS 20 Sep
ten Der 90, COO car loads of wheat were
purchased at Hennessey and shipped ont
by grain dealers
Dr. Call, OF Ingram, and Mrs. Gray
beal of Crescent, We're at the Guthrie
Marble Yard this week and purchased
two nice monuments.
A kindergarten and prma y school
opens Wednesday, September 29, corner
OF Broad and Noble. Terms sl.50 per
month.-Mrs. Almont Clark Hixon.
Manager Mann. OF the McKennon, has
made arrangements with the manager OF
Thomas w. Keene, the great tragedian,
to play one night in Guthrie during No
vember.
Secretary jenkins arrived home yester-
day from Washington. lie saw the
president and as outlined In The Leader
dispatches, says no new appointments
viii be made until Oct. Is.
An evidence OF Oklahoma's good times
IS the vastly increased attendance at the
territorial Institutions Of learning. All
tho grhnnIc IA plQfuIun nI lack OF
room TO handle the number of students.
A 500 pound bale OF cotton. raised 10y
Pete Gates on Bear Creek south CT town.
was shipped TO Wichita for exhibition at
the fair, by the Coyle Mercantile COM
pany. yesterday. 10 was glnned by
Sharum.
The agricultural exhibits that are being
brought In by the Oklahoma farmers,
that are being donated 10 the display that
IS TO be sent north, are surprise 10 the
oldest inhabitants. The display is bound
10 be success.
Ramsay Bros thank the public for so
literally attending tneir opening, and ara
sorry the souvenirs gave out before all
were supplied. They will have new
supply ia about week, and all ladies
who did not get one Will be given an OPP
portunity to get one then.
There will be meeting OF the congre-
cation OF the First Presbyterian church,
OF Guthrie, O. r.. for the purpose Of
| electing pastor and the transaction OF
any business that may be brought before
Ilt, on Saturday evening, October !, 1897,
| At O'clock. +. Saunders clerk OF the
| session.
There are two plans and specifications
| for bridge across the CimaTrOn on file in
the county clerks Office. one a wire sus-
| naueiOn brfdgq and the Ot her an the same
style as the old bridge. Builders will be
asked TO make bids on both plans and IL
will be decided hereafter which plan Will
| be used.
Millinery opening September p, 2s
and 20, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, / will have on display the most sty-
| lish line of pattern hats, walking hats
and sailors ever shown in this market.
| An ladies are inyit TO examine my
/ styles and prices. Mrs. A. p. Saunders,
| lO7 Oklahoma avenue.
Today the last act in the existence OF
company ID was played. Adjutant -Gen-
eral ROsenbaum took charge OF the arms,
| uniforms, etc and shipped them to Guth-
rie. 1t is said that they will be shipped
from the capital city TO Alva to be used
| by the militia company here. IL c r.
tainly seems strange that Il, Reno should
allow the company to disband. Ell Reno
| Bell.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
next Thursday Of Prof. NJ. j Patterson
aud Miss Adah Curnutt, at the brides
home in lola, Kan Ii would be hard ia
make a more suitable match, or TO find
more deservedly popular young people
that Miss Curnutt and Professor Patter-
son. Miss Curnutt resided I'm Oklahoma
City several years and has many friends
in Guthrie.