The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-01-30
CITY IN BRIEF



school books and school supplies at
Lille & Co.'s.
The "Hiudoo Head Hunter is COM
ing. Watch for him.
Dr. II. l. Smith has purchased the
residence Of + d Nix
Jane II James, Of Chandler, was
yesterday granted widows pension.
The grocery store Of Maxsy 81 Co AT
Mnlhaii has been closed by the sheriff
See the elegsat line OF tooth brushes
and drug sundries at Lilies drug
store
There is . good opening for good
physician at Carney o. T.-Address
w. j Rcnner
Judge Dale yesterday approved the
bond OF II Thompson as United
states marshsl.
Frank Wyatt, Of this place. is to al
tend the cooking main at pones City
with his game birds.
Jacob Forbes, OF this city, has been
granted an Increase OF pension from
Sl2 to $40 per month.
The Guild will give costume tea"
at the residence Of Governor Rarnes
on Tuesday, Feb s,h.
Merchants lunch served from 1880
a. m to 2 D m. for 90 cents at Ritz
hsupts Vienna Bakery.
Call on NJ. Lanzl and have your shoes
repaired in an artistic manner; 121
Oklahoma avenue, west
The date of the Pouca City cooking
main has been changed and will be
held from February 8 TO l2
A Colonial Party" wi be given on
Washington's birthday. Look for fu
particulars as the time draws near
Mrs Bond, OF Enid, dropped loaded
revolver in restaurant at that place
recently, and will be a cripple for life
Ed Donnelly, the Oklahoma delegate
to the Denver cattle CONVEX tion, has
been placed on the arbitration commit.
tee
Lost-AgrAin bag containing two
bundles purchased from the Cyclone
Please leave at the Leader office. p.
Oliver.
Mrs Louise S. Lohman, on Friday,
through the agency Of NJ l.. West,
bought the DR.. II. L. Smith residence
property.
Company A will elect second lieu
tenant, TO fll the vacancy caused by
the resignation OF O1arles Laux, at the
armory tomorrow night
A. Blakeley, OF Partridge, and Miss
Mary + Rider. of Mckinley, were
married at the county building yester-
day by Probate Judge Foster.
Strayed-A Poland China Boar, on
Thursday, jan. 20 Black. spotted
with white. Weight about $50 pounds
Otto Burst, sw or 25, II, 2w.
Jennie Roberts has filed divorce
suit against DR. j W. Roberts, OF
Saltwater, making very sensational
charges Both are prominent in So
ciety circles.
Five coaches, containing 15O mem
bers OF the Kansas Ctr Commercial
club, passed through the city going
south yesterday noon. They were en-
tertained at Oklahoma City.
The Eagle Drug Store has added
handsome teL-foot cherry cigar case
with beveled glass sides aud top,
which adds greatly to the appearance
OF that popular drug emporium.
No. 1895, held by Willie Trumball,
won the gold watch at the drawing Of
night. Pretty little Ruby Kelly,
blndfolded, picked the number out Of
a hat.
The fourth annual convention OF the
Oklahoma Live Stock ASSOCIATION will
be held this year at oodward, on
February and g. Reduced rates OF
one and one third fare has been Sc
cured.
The second annual masquerade ball
Of the Sons OF HeTm Will be given
on February 4 at X of p Castle ball.
All masks are subject to inspection by
door committee. Tickets, so cents
couple.
The Edmond Republican says that
the Guthrie Capitals Washington cor
respondent would make au excellent
circulation liar. lie lies SO cheer fully.
faithfully, persistently and ma
liciously.
The members OF Olivet church south
west of Perkins are very indignant. A
handsome new organ had been pur-
chased and used but short time when
some vandal, for spite work, utterly
destroyed its mechanism.
Edmor5 Republican: Territorial
Superintendent Hopkins was pleas
ant caller Wednesday. lie has just
completed the job OF spposiionipg the
school land money TO the differ ent
counties aud did II to the sali faction
OF all.
Prof DeMotte's knowledge is second
20 that OF but very few, and he has
the happy faculty OF making a scien-
tihc lecture as thrilling as a drama
With the aid OF an assistant he makes
uFe Of many wonderful and brilliant
experiments that are not only novel
but startling. Boston journal. at
the Presby byterian church next Tuesday
evening.
The members OF the mandolin club
are making elaborate preparations TO
have their dance on February 1. the
event OF the season No pains or ex-
pense will be spared TO contribute tothe
enjoyment Of those having invitations
eAN hAN NAANN VI AAN NthN hih pAtHuiiuk
TO turn out en- masse. In all probabil
ity the grand march wi bs led bg
Governor aud Mrs, Barnes.
Ponca City Courie The Kansas
City Journal and the Guthrie Capital
both published story yesterday
about the assault upon Postmaster Il
Blake, in which il stated that he was
killed II the Capital had been salts
ied with clipping il from the Courier
IL would have had the truth of the