The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-23
CITY IN BRIEF
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For Rent-Two fine farms close to
town. ID. II. Mitchell.
The New York World says: "ssn-
tsnelli is wonderful.
Lowest prices on school supplies at
the postJffice book store.
Santauelli comes - Guthrie highly |
recommended by press and public.
Jake Admire, Of Kingisher, fsvors
Judge Tarsney serving out his term
santanelli at the opera house Thurs
day Friday and Saturday.
Engage your Chrysanthemums for
Thanksgiving before they are all
gone
Jacob n. williams, OF Tecumseh,
has been granted an Increase of pen
sion.
The Territorial oratorical society's
next meeting will be heid Ia tins city !
December 81,
The funeral Of Mrs. Rupe will take
place from the Christian church this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Notarial commissions have been is
sued TO J. R. May, OF Blackwell, and
J. w. Bishop, OF Cleo.
Stonewan Sehackletrs trial for the
murder OF Jim Overstreet at Yukon is
set for Monday at I'll Reno.
The Christian and the Congrega-
tional churches are to share the pro-
ceeds OF "Belshazzar.
A new grocery store, James Mason
proprietor, has opened MP for business
on East Harrison.
Nine indictments were returned by
the grand jury at the recent term Of
court at Pawhuska
Belshazzar will be splend!dlY pre-.
sented at the opera honse Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings next
A beautiful collection OF Chrysan.
themums can be seen at the rectory
for one week. Call and see them.
Among the coming tenors Of Guthrie
! are Carl Havighorst and Edgar Powers,
who will sing in "Belshazzlr"
Opera house November 25, 90 and 97.
Santanelli, the master OF hypnotism.
Prices 15, rs and 35 cents. Seats on
bolp Il htrhRl hNiAAAb 8
Wanted-Two lady canvassers. Sal
airy or commission. Call Tuesday
evening at Excelsior hotel, corner Sec
ond and Vilas.-W. e. II. White.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held next Thursdey at 1890 q. m, at
the Christian church. Sermon by
Rev. #. w. Spanswick.
]. Y. Bohler, OF Topeka, chief clerk
Of the secretary Of agriculture, spent a
few days in the city, the guest Of r.
l.. Lewis, and left yesterday for his
home.
The Thanksgiving ball by the Gov
ernor's Guards and First Req iment
band will be given in X. Uf p. hall in
stead OF the opera house as first In
tended.
The will OF John Beattie, the old
man who was murdered near Okla
homa City recently, has been found
and his property is all left to six
cousins in Scotland
meeting was held at the court
house at MRngum Tuesday night and
steps taken toward the organization
of camp OF the Woodmen OF the
World at that city.
An amateur bicyclist at Kingfsher
rode a mile within ten seconds OF the
time made by the Terrible Swede"
with the Ole Olson company the night
If the performance at that place.
1t is reported that an appropriation
OF Sl6, 600 has been made by the Chick
isaw legislature for contesting the
legality OF the decision Of citizenship
cases by the Dawes commission.
A farmer named Mcdowell living
dve miles south of Shawnee, was
brown from his wagon near Union
avenue at that place. The wheels ran
over his head and he is now in criti-
al condition.
f. 8 Donuelly has sold his drug
store to w. Wheeler. 1t is thought
this sale was made in order that Mr..
Donelley might accept the position of
auditor, the present incumbent merely
accepting the position temporarily.
European physicians warn this coun-
try that IL will experience another
great epidemic OF grip during the COM
ing winter. The disease which is now
raging in virulent form in Turkestan,
is expected to sweep westward through
Europe, and il 1t does, America will
hardly escape visitation.
The Cushing Herald is authority for
the statement that Mrs. Sarah Whist
Ter, mother Of Leo Whistler and Mrs.
Fred Kirtley, whose grandfather,
Whistler, Joined the Sacs and Foxes
while those Indians still lived in ILL
nois, has a medal which states that
she is a descendant of the renowned
SAukle warrior Blaekhawk.
Elmer Mcguire, who was run over
by Choctaw train and hls foot cut
off, as detailed in Sunday morning's
Leader, has since died. 1t was fully
an hour after the accident before Ma
guire was discovered and he never re-
covered from the shock and loss OF
blood. MARuire WAS formerly of this
city, being employed in the barber
shop OF Lee Homsher.
Gushing Herald; Five years ago
Casper Stitt planted peck Of peach
stones in the virgin soil of Payne
county This year he harvested over
400 bushels from his seedlings aud
found twenty eight different kinds OF
peaches as the result Of that peck OF
seeds. lie has seventeen entirely new
! varieties, some OF them being much
larger than any OF the costly budded
fruit.
A bunch OF hungry hogs will do
good Job turning and hning coArte
straw manure il some grain Is sown
upon IL. Occasionally their roofing
propenslties may be utilized In other
ways. A Maine farmer IS said TO re.
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