The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-12-09
CITY IN BRIEF

Jake Collar was In Perry yesterday.
N. L Turner went to 81 Louis yea
terdsy.
Judge Buckncr attended court at
Perry yesterday.
See the elephant that Corinne rides
Opera house Dec 10.
J. W. McNeal Is attending the bank
ers meeting at FL Reno
The stowe Hardware company has
opened a stock OF silverware.
Charlie Cunningham returned from
Chandler yesterday on his bicycle.
Pottawatomie county has issued
bonds IN the sum OF $40 coo for judg-
reuts Of ls93-9i.
The hottest "cake walk" that ever
happened in "A Breezy Time" Opera
house December Q.
The football elevens OF Norman and
Oklahoma City will play at the latter
place on December is
Lost-Liver colored pointer dog A
reward will be given TO anyone re-
turning same w NJ. Bronson.
Mayor Berkey attended the Sher-
wood concert last night and said he
liked everything, but the singing.
The members Of Hartranft Relief
Corps No % are requested TO attend
the meeting today. Maria Scott, Sec.
Corinne displays some of the most
gorgeous costumes ever worn upon the
American stage. Opera house Dec. 10.
The sweetest songs, the jolliest jokes
and the happiest hits are all in "A
Breezy Time" Opera house Decem-
Der ..
SIX glandered horses, on farm ten
miles northeast, have been killed by
order OF Quarantine Inspector Jake
Cantelou
]. L. johnson is entertaining three
brothers and nephew from Reno
county, Kansas. They report good
prospects wheat in their section.
There will be "A Breezy Time" in
Guthrie on Decent Der Q and all the wise
people will do we'll to take shelter in
the opera house on the date the breeze
is announced.
will sell either Of three bottom
farms, five and one-half miles from
Chandler, for a stock OF new goods
valued at So coo. Address VIM. M.
Benedict, Chandler, o. Il.
A full-blood Indian at webber's
Falls could not speak English when he
| FIRST entered the town In the morning,
but after he had few drinks he was
| heard to remark: Seven hundred
] 4 d 10 ,,anp1a har
John G.. Chaplin, who was in the
stage and stock business before the
opening OF Oklahoma, and who was
the original entryman on the land on
which the town OF Dover is located,
died at the Leavsnworth, Kan Sol
diers' Home November Q
ID. @. Kent has brought a $40. 900
damage suit against his partners in
the ID O. Kent Dry Goods company OF
Oklahoma City for conspiring to de-
fraud him bY making an assignment
OF the stock when the company was
doing a prosperous business.
Among the bills introduced in the
senate yesterday was one by Mr.. Al
len to provide for congress OF Ind an
tribes TO be held IN Omaha in connec
tion with the Transmississippi exposi.
tion cext year. The bill provides that
the various tribes shall be represented
SGid Nppropriates 500, 600.
-T'~vFhe Sherwood Concert company ap
peared at the Presbyterian church last
night and seemed TO please large
audience The quartet is rather good
hut smacks considerably of Sherwood,
advertising fake. The numbers arc
sweet as 10 voice, but meager as tC
repertoire and ready recalls. Mist
Osborn and Mrs Merrill were especi
ally good.
The grandest sight OF the season
was witnessed at The Welcome las
night at their ftth annual illumina
tion The store rooms were decorated
with 2 000 bright, burning candles anC
all their electric lights and their larg,
l20 power lamps were drsped il
red, white and blue II will be re
paated tonight and this is a sight OF
life time. Every man, woman auC
child should not fail TO witness Thu
grand sight tonight.
There was large and enthusiast,
audience at the West Side Nj. Il
church last evening to listen to Col
Robert McReynolds' lecture, "On tn,
Brink OF He'll" From the first to las
the speaker held the audience II
rapt attention. Colonel McReynold
will give the lecture at the First M Il
church on Friday evening, commenc
ing at 1870 o'clock. The admission i.
free and everybody is cordially invited
TO attend.
David s. Murphy, M. D., OF Wabash
Ind, and Miss Mary Rabbit OF War
saw, Ind, were married at the parlori
OF the Daily hotel at 3 p m. yesterday
Rev. Buckner officiating. Dr. Murphy
came west last August and has beer
looking for a location. Miss Rabbi
arrived yesterday on the 1915 train
The bride is a winsome, cultured anC
accomplished lady. DR.. Murphy hAl
been practicing medicine for sever
years and has had good success in tn,
east. After visiting mum Der OF townl
in Kansas, Indian Territory and Okla
homa, he has decided to settle a.
Shawnee or Guthrie, the two besr
towns he has found.
To CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
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