The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-27
CITY In BRIEF


MISE hlnB sings tfuhy hlkh|
Attend salisbury's orchestra Novem-
Der B.
The rain Of yesterday was general
The ground was thoroughly soaked.
Miss Maud Barnes and Wallace West
were married Sunday at Pouca city.
Bulah Preston, aged years, was
thrown from horse near Enid and
dragged TO death.
Ed Hsrwell. charged with being inn
plicated in the Rock Island train rob
berry, Is out on sls,o0D bail.
The game law expires October 81.
Shoot quail, prairie chicken and wild
turkey IN Oklahoma until February
frst.
The First Regiment band dance at
| the opera house, Thursday night,
Of the season.
A delightful dance was given in the
| Victor block last night after the Pin.
afore opera, complimentary to the
Oklahoma City ladies. The city man
doiin club furnished music.
Mrs. r. o. Stevenson, OF Saltwater,
will sing the role OF Queen Antonia in
"BelshAzar" at Guthrie, November %
and "a Mrs. Stevenson is recognized
as the leading soprano singer in the
territory.
Tom Tearney, brother OF the
! Tearney brothers OF this city, was
killed yesterday near Purcell. No
particulars OF the occurrence could be
obtained. Jack Tearney went to
Purcell last night
Season tickets for the Lyceum Lee.
ture course can be procured at Wallace
& Mullers drug store on Saturday,
October 30 The first who come will
be served first The course will open
with SRlisbury's orchestra OF sixteen
pieces on November 3.
Baron Carl Rydingsvard, having Sc
cured his divorce, has shaken the Pile
bian Oklahoma dirt from his feet and
betAken himself and his beautiful bass
voice to Kansas City, whereat society
mourneth and refuses to be comforted.
-0klahomA City Globe.
MIR. otto Bekemeyer was active in
entertaining the Oklahoma City people
who took part In Pinafore. Mr.. Beke.
meyer formerly lived iu oklahoma
City and loves to see the ladies and
gentlemen Of that place have a good
time when they visit Guthrie.
Frankie Day" an account OF whose
suicide at Fort Gibson WAS published
last week, is believed to have been
frankie Charles, a nymph du pave
known IN this city. She went from
here to Fort Gibson with a man named
/ l. al.s. a L.. -.
This morning the Frank r. Long
combination went TO Winfield. w.
Dwight StedmaD, the sick actor, was
put aboard the train in an unconscious
condition. He was sent to Belle
.'laine, where he has relatives who will
look after him. He is very sick N an.
--Arkansas City Traveller.
Sheriff Anuis aud County Attorney
Neill came down from Saltwater yes
terdRY noon. They were on their way
southwest to Investigate some matters
relating to Tom Lothlen, the negro
confined in the saltwater iAil, charged
with the murder OF old man Morrow,
on the Guthrie road, last December
HIS trial is set for the next term OF the
district court in November. Perkins
Journal.
Mr. w. A. Ramsey, who has been
with The Leader for two years, has Rc-
eepted position as salesman for the
American Tobacco company, with
headquarters at Dallas, Texas. Mr..
Ramsey has been u faithful assistant
il the business department OF The
Leader and will be missed alike by
employers and patrons. The Leader,
however, congratulates him on the
position he has secured and predicts
Tor him success.
Assistant Weather Observer Randall
states that the weather bureau find
their hardest task in predicting
weather for Oklahoma and Kansas on
account OF the peculiar location OF this
portion OF the country and the extreme
| vAriableness Of the wind. Oftentimes
very small portion OF the country
will receive heavy rain which has
formed suddenly and apparently from
nowhere, while in the adjacent coun.
try no precipitation will occur.