The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-06-27

W, c. Machfry OF Wright. okla
fell from the hayloft at tho Central
livery barn yesterday and was very
seriously injured. Or. II l. Smith
gave him medical attention.
r Conknn has been appointed post.
master at Sac aud Fox agency, and
Chas. Miller, at Cheyenne, Roger Mills
county, both having been recon-
mended bY Governor Barnes.
A negro named Barnett, who bad
leased land OF Anderson (also coloredl
near Langston, purloined a pair Of
cuff buttons, breast pin and a Bible
and pulled for parts unknown.
Mrs J. s. Lyon and little daughter,
Bertha, leave this morning for Miohi.
gan TO spend the summer AR. Lyon
will accompany them as far as Wichita
where he has business for several days,
John ,. HsrleGt shipped n wagon
load o. fruit yesterday. He left some
hne sampl,s OF peaches and apricot. at
The Leader Office, raised on his fine
,asm Z .e sad ons-h~lf miies south OF
town.
Robert Reed yesterday brought to
The LeUder Office, from the Hikes
nurseries and fruit farm, stems OF
japan plumB loaded almost beyond
belief. the most abundant bearing ever
shown any place on earth.
The Children's day entertainment at
the Presbyterian church, which was
postponed on the 18th inst, will be
held today, taking the place Of The
regular morning services. The par
ents are particularly invited TO at
tend.
Presby terirn church, corner Noble
and Division. Children's Day exercises
will take the place OF the regular
morning services. Christian Endeavor
at p. m evening service at o'clock,
sermon by Rev j. A. =. McGaw, OF
Kansas City. & most cordial invita-.
| tion extended TO everybody to attend,
Times Journal: The threshing ma
chimes have started In several parts OF
! the country, and as far Rs heard from
| the wheat yields have exceeded ex-
pectations, The Turkey wheat on
Capt. Simpsons farm yielded about
thirty-hve bushels per acre. On the &c
! fiat only one farmer has threshel A
6eld of ten acres averaged iorty.two
! bushels per acre, and the balance of
his whest thirty-one bushels.
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Ensign Bart Barnes will leave a
week from tomorrow for San Fran
cisco where he has been ordered TO
report and JOIN the crew on the re-
ceiving ship Indiana on the 10th to
prepare fer three years cruise In
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| highest honors at recent examinations
and will be secretary TO the captain Of
one OF the new vessels recently fitted
out for the navy. and in the line Of
rapid promotion.
The ladies engaged in the produc-
tion Of IAN Australian Nemesis" have
completed arrangements with the fol-
lowing superb array of musical talent
for the great roof garden scene on
Monday evening, June 2s: Mrs. George
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Spurlock, Mrs
Nix, Mrs. Hagan, Miss York. Miss
Strsug, Miss Kimball, Miss Welch,
Misa Hunter, Mr.. Carl Havighorst, j.
e. Ball, Chas. Bostworth w. H.
Smithson, Prof. A. l. Young, Pedro
Romero and Stuart Briggs.
Rev. J. L. Platt, the Congregational
Sunday School mission 4rY, returned
last evening iron twenty.
four days trip through the
western part of the territory or
gEnizing new sunday schools reviv-
ing weak ones and holding meetings.
Mrs. Plstt accompanied HIM on the
trip and they drove 1925 miles in the
past three days. Rev, Platt will enjoy
6 two months vacation during July
and August, his first vaction in four
teen years aud we'll earned one
surely.
Health means perfect condition
OF the whole system. Pure blood is
es initial to perfect health. Hoods
SarsRparills makes pure blood and
thus gives health and happiness
Hoods Pills are the favorite family
,sthsrtie and liver medicine. Price 25c
water Notice.
The houis for lawn sprlnkling, until
further notice, will be between the
hours OF : and . o'clock p m. each day
All lawn sprinlsling must be done dur
ing the hOurg mentioned.
H. G. BARNEY,
Water Commissioner
CHURCHES.
Services today at the South Methodist
church rs follows Sunday School al
10 a. M preaching morning and even
ing bY pastor f. T. ShRnks. All in,
vited 20 attend.
Plymouth Congregational church
Sunday School, 10 q. m preaching, IL
subject, "a Fisherman's Experiences
Y. 2. $. @. E 6:45. The evening ser,
vice will be held on the lawn OF the
church al the corner OF Cleveland and
Broad ii the weather is favorable