The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-10-22
CITY IN BRIEF
lnafere. . October 20

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are doing the city.
The city council did not meet last
night. No quorum.
Barney ]. Robinson has received an
increase OF pension.
Two hundred bales OF cotton were
marketed in the city yesterday
"Plnafore" will be given at the
opera house on Tuesday, Oct. 20
Henry Linn is showing specimens of
quartz from the Klondike gold fields.
A. c. Scott has received notice OF his
appointment-as judge Of baby show
at Eel Reno
The First Regiment band will issue
invitations today for dance next
Thursday night at the opera house.
The First Regiment band ls arrang-
ing TO give a swell dance on Thursday
night, October 2s at the opera house
new Klondike mining company is
oelng formed. Only trusted men will
be aliowed to take stock IN the con-
Germ.
A night blooming cereus was an at.
traction at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
II. A. Platt, on North Broad street,
last evening.
Andrew @. Copeland and Mrs. Han.
nah Watkins we're married by Rev
Buckner at tho Methodist parsonage
Wednesday afternoon.
Sheriff Atkins has returned from
Unionville, Mo- with Carpenter,
charged with horse stealing lie was
placed in the county jsn.-Perry Sen
/ tinel.
Dennis Kelly, OF Cheyenne, has gone
to Alaska with his brain teeming with
golden dreams. He will, no doubt,
return prepared to admit that bis drst
name Is not misht.
Henry Sumner took his grandchild,
Miss Stipp Sumner, TO Guthrie today,
from which point she will 20 to her
home, eighteen miles east. She has
entirely recovered from her sickness. -
Perry Times.
Jess and Milton Garter and Wah.
peekShop, Sac and Fox Indians, are
playing Mexican monte with the Paw
nees, and are wiping up the earth With
! them. It's quite society event
among the Indians.
The Santa Fe freight department
yesterday announced the quarantine
restrictions along its Texas line had
been raised on all business from Tenn
Pile, Cleburne, Dallas and Fort Worth,
and all points north OF Fort Worth.
The quarantine against Galveston
has been raised. II was discovered
that the sick people in Galveston were
merely bilious. They didn't have the
yellow fever II is doubtful whether
there has been genuine case OF "yel-
low Jack" in Texas this year.
w. b MeKinzie and Bee Guthrie
were arrested by Sheriff Pierce re-
Gently tor contempt OF court and their
trial occurs today. Judge Neh imag-
ined he WAS the supreme court OF Ok
lahoma and attempted TO exercise the
authority OF that power, -Ponca City
Courier
NJ. II Lowe, Of Cloud Chief, started
to Norman with an insane man named
Kelley. Lowe became violently in al
Merry fields stage landing and while
unco nscious was robbed by Kelly, who
unshAckled himself took his commit
ment papers and escaped. Lowe died
several days later. He Is supposed to
have mad inflammation Of the stomach.
The value OF the cotton crop Of
Cleveland county is estimated at :
million dollars. The following num-
Der Of bales had been ginned up TO the
beginning OF last week Denver and
vicinity, s75 Noble, 400; three gins
near Lexington, ,500i Norman, 1881;
a total Of 4056 Cotton planters say
that not half the crop has been ginned
A l0-year-old son OF Charles WAy,
who lives two miles north OF Isabella,
WAS thrown from horse supposed to
be very gentle His arm got tangled
in the halter rope and the animal took
fright and dragged him 10 death. DR..
Green WAS near by aud was called, but
the boy WAS dead, having the back OF
bis head crushed in. The funeral took
place Sunday afternoon. - O'Keene
Eagle.
Mr.. Fred Menner, private secretary
TO Governor Barnes, is the recipient OF
many compliments on his address de
livered before the Logan county Sun
day school convention. Mr.. Wenner
Is not only a vigorous writer. but
pleasing speaker. He always knows
whereof he speaks and seldom goes
Amiss. The address was the best epi.
tome OF Sunday school work ever de-
livered in the territory.
Wallace & Mueller sell tickets 10 the
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