The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-28
CITY IN BRIEF
Mrs. Emil Utz is In Topeka.

Mrs. Emil Utz is In Topeka.
,. A. Young went to Topeka yesterday.
Miss Bertha Gregory Is visiting in To-
peka.
Miss Lizzie E. Wooster, Of Edmond, is
In the city.
Frank Plag, OF Orlando, was in the city
yesterday.
Roy Stafford was up from Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Miss May Thatcher returned from Ed
mond yesterday.
Col. j. Il Havighorst came down from
Perry yesterday.
George Willis is treating establishment
TO coat OF paint.
Treasurer Thompson returned yester-
day from Pawnee.
The enrolment at the Edmond Normal
exceeds 200 pupils.
Three hundred hogs were marketed in
the city yesterday.
]. S. Doollt'le, OF Cottonwood Falls,
Kan, is in the city.
Miss Allie Spencer, OF Oswego, Kan, is
visiting In the city.
Marshal Baxter left for Wichita and
ElDorado yesterday.
Eli Greer, OF the Winfield Courier, was
In the city yesterday.
Dr. a L. Share and J. c. Roberts are
here from kingdsher.
Quite a number OF Guthrie people will
attend the Wichita fair.
Misses Oracle and Nina Griffith have
returned from Lexington.
A local preacher says 9,1l6 people read
their bibles daily in Guthrie.
Judges Davis aud King, OF Perry, paid
their fare 10 Guthrie last night.
Cotton continues TO roll IN and local
gins are running day and night.
Ex-Coal OIL Inspector NJ A. Moseley
was down from Perry yesterday.
Banker o. b Kee and County Clerk A.
&. Smith are over from Chandler.
Ed. Bentley and Harvey Olds are doing
territorial towns for the state fair.
Mrs. Lulu Severns will give a reception
Wednesday afternoon AT Arbor Dell.
Mrs. s. X. VanVoorhees left for To
polka yesterday TO attend the carnival.
ne AtlFphout ilut utAWtfn OhihhOulh
City and FL Reno is almost completed,
W. S. Bronson feels gay. lie has just
placed new Brussels carpet In his Of
hce.
Sale OF money at the Guthrie Building
and Loan association next Monday
night.
Mrs. A. A. Meacham and sons left yes
terdaY for Topeka TO attend the fair and
carnival.
Martin Delany aud Miss Hattie Blggs,
Of Milton, were married last sunday by
Rev. Buckner.
Donald McCarty has been granted u
pension. c. j. Wynkoop, Of Cimarron,
gets an Increase.
p. d. Miller. f. l.. Donahoe, c. Craw.
ford, DR.. Southland and } Hendley were
Perry visitors yesterday.
John Hlukle aud w. A. Knipe were
over from Perkins yesterday locking after
Cimarron bridge material.
Sheriff Frank Gebke came over from
Chandler yesterday with a lot OF cattle
which he viii ship 20 Kansas City
markets.
Supreme Court Clerk Edgar w Jones
returned Yesterday from visit 10 Kansas
NtNN anu AuANoNWNuu gus MI DuOlll-
tie accOE panied him.
Thomas Hackett sustained a broken
leg last week. lie was enroute 10 Gath
re with load OF cotton and fell OH his
load. The wheel OF the wagon passed
over his leg.
Oklahoma City is having trouble with
wagon roads leading into the city. The
OklahOman says the farmers IN those
parts are hauling their crops TO Shawnee
and Guthrie.
Come 10 the NJ + Church, South, 10.
night ana hear the free lecture by Rev.
IA. w Brown. OF Okla oma City. his
subject will be- The History OF the nj
r. Church. south
Dick Plunkett writes The Leader that
Thomas Reagan, a swell guy Of the old
school, and Miss Katherine Fedler will
be married tonight at Newkirk. Dick
will referee the eeent.
Regents Marum and BOles Treasurer
and Auditor Nichols. OF the
Alva Normal board, met at Edmond yes
terday and adopted Architect j. Foucarts
plans for the new Aiva Normal school.