The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-09-15
CITY IN BRIEF.

The territorial university at Norman
opens today.
Wanted -Four No. seamstresses.
Mrs. Turner.
The terms OF Justices Dale and
Keaton have expired.
VIM f. Harm will be appointed
United States marshal.
A s. McKennon has resigned from
the Dawes commission.
Council grove, at Perry, is to be set
apart for soldiers home.
The Guthrie ball team will probably
play Ponca CITY Sunday.
N. w. Magruder, Of Alva, has been
granted an increase OF pension.
A large crowd Of Guthrie people will
attend the Kansas City carnival
Six loads Of live stock were shipped
to Kansas City markets yesterday.
Judge T J. Lowe returned yester-
day from his Lincoln county farm.
Two new hot tomale fiends are ply
ing their trade on Harrison avenue.
j. w. Quick and Miss Zoe Parker
have returned to Perry, after visit
here.
For ssle-Good buggy, practically
new; a bargain. Inquire at Leader
office.
Horace Wilson, Of Oklahoma City,
was granted notarial commission yes
terday.
Baldwin's studio was opened yester
day, and promises to enjoy brisk pat
ronage.
w. G. O'Brien is nursing two spoiled
fingers-the result OF a pop bottle ex-
plosion.
Thirteen bales OF cotton sold on Har-
rison and First yesterday for $3.50 a
hundred
J. f. Ware has gone to Perry to take
clerkship with the Rush Mercantile
company.
Oklahoma City dramatic talent
cleared over $50 from two perfor-
mances OF "PinAtore.
Rosco Martin, aged 20, OF Ringlsher,
has been appointed TO West Point
cadetship by Delegate Callahan.
A. NJ. Thomas, son Of Deputy Heck
Thomas, and Miss Mary h. Brown
were married yesterday by Probate
Judge Foster.
Mrs. Jenkins, wife OF the territorial
secretary, will take part in the pro-
gram OF the suffrage convention Fri
| day. Hear her.
The executive committee Of the Ter.
ritoriAl Sunday School association
held short business session in this
city last evening.
The Santa Fe route has issued a
handsomely engraved flyer advertising
their Silver Anniversary Jubilee TO be
held in Topeka, Sept. 90.
Swearingen, the photographer, re-
ports his business increasing. In fact,
he is rushed with orders and is receiv-
ing many letters commendatory OF his
work.
w. J. Renner, formerly engaged in
the drug business in Guthrie, and Miss
Mabel Robertson, OF Carney, were
united in marriage at Carney, Sunday
by Rev. Lumpkin.
Lou BeaGles has been on his cattl,
ranch near Perry for several days pas
doctoring fevered steers. over forty
head OF cattle belonging 10 Mr.
Beadles have succumbed TO the ticl
the last two weeks.
Attorney b. II. Haiuer called on Mr.
McKeuna yesterday and made himsel
solid by telling all about Oklahoma
immensity. Mr. Hainer while il
Washington, will prepare the Eas
Guthrie contest case for the Unite,
States supreme court.
Peter Doye denies the stAtemen
that he has more lawsuits pending
than any man in Oklahoma. Mr.
noye has beeu involved in but five law
suits during his long residence in Ok
lahoma Doye is a good man and
not seeking notoriety
Tle Wyandotte Mining company wa
Incorporated yesterday 10 prospect TO
minerals and oil at Wyandotte, okla
and Guthrie. The capital stock OF thu
company is $780, 900. d. T. Flynn, w
O. Renfrow, w. T.. Rowsey d. A. Har
yeY. J. @. Hunt j, Nj. and l.. B. Bs
wough are incorporators.
Governor Barnes was confined TO hi
room all day Yesterday, but was mucl
improved last night. This morning
he goes 20 Pawnee and Blackburn L
attend public demonstrations in hi
honor. Treasurer Thompson will
accompany him. The flag over IN
executive building Will be at half mas
TO pie eaters until Saturday morning