The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19
CITY IN BRIEF.

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/. G. Conkling is here from Enid.
Concert tonight at the McKennon.
Eugene He'll is over from Wood ward.
g. W. Moore was here from Orlando
yesterday.
Miss King will sing this evening at
the concert.
Go to the rectory and see the Chry-
santhemums.
will Nix made a business trip to Ed
mond Yesterday.
Paul Jundt was viewing Oklahoma
City sights yesterday.
Don't fail to hear Ralph FELTON, at
the opera house tonight.
Musical treat OF the season Novem-
ber 10, at the opera house.
otto BekemeyeT has returned from
a news hunting trip to the west side.
f. + Sample, OF Medicine Lodge.
Kan, is in the city on legal business.
Attorney John Stone came in yester-
day from a legal visit TO the west side.
f. B. Lille spent yesterday in Okla.
homa City on pharmacy board busi-
ness.
Engage your Chrysantbemums for
Thanksgiving before they are all
gone.
G. k. Cheatham, one of the Texas
cotton buyers, left for Gainesville yes
terday.
Chief Clerk Fossett, OF the marshRls
Office, came in from the west side yes
terday.
An original widows pension was
granted today to Vivier Sennett, Of
Lexing ton.
T. NJ, Adams, a pleasant gentleman
from Medford, called at the Leader
Office yesterday.
Ralph FELTON,, OF Ponca City, has
wired the managers of the concert that
he will be here tonight.
In the Chapman habeas corpus case
from Woodward yesterday bail was
fixed in the sum OF SlO,O 600
DIR. McKeeby was in Oklahoma City
yesterday attending the meeting of
the territorial medical board.
A beautiful collection OF Chrysan.
tbemums can be seen at the rectory
for one week. Call and see them.
Real estate men are happy as the
city is we'll filled with buyers and
property is changing hands rapidly.
Hugh Owens, the gigantic preserver
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newing acquaintances in the city yes
terday.
Mat Reeves, OF Chandler, Is in the
city on his way home from Lansing,
where he had been as guard for
prisoners.
Tecumseh man was struck In the
eye by flying chip and lost his sight.
What caused the jackpot TO explode is
not stated.
Indian Commissioners Jones is at
Gray Horse on his tour of inspection
OF the agencies in Indian and Oklaho-
ma Territories.
A Lincoln county debating society is
trying to decide whether the past
tense of "hoo-doo" should be "hoo-
done" or "hoo.did."
Mary R. May filed her petition in
district court yesterday for divorce
from Walter May, alleging abandon
ment and extreme cruelty.
Ralph FELTON,, Of Ponca City, one OF
the best speakers in the territory. will
add several selections to the program
at the opera house tonight
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and expense by building sidewalks in
front of abutting property when
notice is served upon them by the
proper officer.
r. IL. Greer and family have changed
their residence from the corner OF
Third and Villas TO the house formerly
occupied by Governor Renfrow, on
Cleveland avenue.
Hattie Teal. the colored woman
located on Boulevard and Fourth
street. has at last been removed. She
has been thorn In the side OF the
city council for months.
Attention r. A. M-Regular convo,
cation of Guthrie Chapter No. 9, al
Masonic hall Friday eve at 1880 D. m
Companions urgently requested TO be
present, visitors welcome. Jess j,
Hunter See'Y.
The jury in the Alfred Son murder
case at El Reno returned verdict OF
not guilty Wednesday. This was the
third trial OF Son for the murder o.
County Treasurer Fred Hoffman OF /
county in January, 1898.
A straight-out Republican pspe
will be launched on the turbulent SCI
OF journalism at Woodward shortly
Judge A. G.. Cunningham and @ M
Hayhurst will be at the helm.
The usual large crowd was In az
tendance AZ the revival services held
IN the M &. church last night Rev
NussbAum delivered an eloquent Anc
convincing sermon, all Of which was
answered by expressions Of psnitene'
from many. The services will be helc
this afternoon At 2 o'clock and at 733l
this evening. On Saturday Afternoon
there will be children's meeting a