The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-13
CITY IN BRIEF.

old Moses and the best whiskies,
I'll. Harrison Ave. 47.tf
Grapes TO sell at tv-o cents per pound
At II, II. Hsgan's fam 65st
Fos sALE-A good milch COW at the
Guthrie Marble Yard.
Anon Jarnigan, the boy with frse-
tured skull, continues to improve.
Regular services tomorrow at the |
Trinity churohi also at the First Bap |
ist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sarber are en-
tertainiug Mrs. Lucy Floyd, Of Clark.
vile, Ark.
II cost 5. W. wlthers $40 yesterday
in police court for burying horse in
the city limits.
r. J. Bonnell has taken the position
Of bookkeeper with W. J. Williams,
the cotton buyer.
Treasurer Thompson yesterday re-
deemed $1,000 Of normal school and
general fund warrants.
Chief Of Police Robacker, Of Paw
= lska, Is ia the city today. He will
yht his removal vigorously.
Tns Guthrie Marble Yard has just
completed a monument for ec-County
Commissioner Cox, of Logan county
Fos SALE-Three good BARRIERS
,iairs with commodes, $40 each, or
$40 Tor the lot apitol Hotel. Ga St
Sidewalk Inspector Ross was heard
from this morning He is at sherman,
Tex. officers there have been noti.
| hed.
Mrs 8 Thompson left on the noon
train for Gainesville, Tex 10 take the
/ position OF matron In the Presby terian
Orphans Hone.
The NJ. Il. church in West Guthrie
last night entertained q large crowd
with q lawn social. The usual refresh
ments we're served. 1t was a success.
d. II. Goode aud family returned d
yesterday fros Virginia, where they
visited the home folks Mr. Goode re-
ports having a most delightful trip.
Landlord Heaton and wife, Of the
Alva hotel, were relieved of $3.50 in
their bed room while they slumb
soundly las. Saturday night. Enid
Wave.
Superintendent Of City Schools j.
R. Campbell and family arrived last
night from Fredonia and will be at
home in few days at 40 East Cleve-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Painter. Miss
Mable Painter and cousin, Miss Ger
trude Hawkins, OF Kellogg, Kas., and
Chas Brewer, will go to the Fort to-
morrow.
The Mertan commission this morn.
ing shipped TO the Omaha Exposition
a carload of the finest melons ever
raised in Oklahoma. The melons av'
erage 40 pounds each in weight and
were raised mostly by Keifer Bros.
In this weeks issue OF Leslieh
Weekly appears a picture of Judge
Henry w, Scott, also hatterinl
writeup mentioning Scott Hs a posi-
bility for a running mate for Wm, j
Bryan for president In 1900.
Deputy Sheriff Vaughan, OF Bisbee
Ariz, will cave today with John Lee
charged with robbing the depot a
Fairbanks, A. H., April 2s, last, anC
taking therefrom S700, Deputy Mar
shall Fossett arrested Lee at King
= asher ak weeks ago
! The county board OF health yester
] day condemned the county jail owing
TO its filthy condition, and ordered 1
thoroughly cleaned or moved. While
working on that line the board should
? look after other things that need ren
J ovating or removal from the face o
the earth.
+ The federal jail received, yesterday
fresh consignment of law breakers
Deputy Marshal Jack Smith hTough
from Anadarko six wood choppers
4. named, viii Irwin, Thos. Ford, Thos
Bradley, G. Buckner, Lee Rhodes an,
l. COPYRIGHT Deputy Marshal Doug
lass brought in M. o'Neil charged wit
, whiskey peddling.
D Bion Hutchins, OF Kay county, Okla
a homA. was in Topeka yesterday on hi
n way home from Montana, where b
+, has been engaged in work for the gov
ernment. Ten years ago he was on
, OF the most active young Republican
I OF Kansas. lie is now established l
I Oklahoma with his brother, who run
J. one Of the largest merchandise store
b in the territory Topeka Capital.
The appointments made, yesterday
\ by Gov. Barnes were, G. O. Blake, G
. El Reno, regent Norman university
. vice John /, Dillie, resigned, and 5. A
= Mann, aid de camp on the governor
= staff, with rank Of captain. He wi
= have charge of the FIRST Regiments
band, and will take immediate steps
= reorganiEe the same. Mann is a hus
. Ter and il is predicted that he will 500
= get the band in good shape.
% G. IL. Lynds returned last nigh
d from an extended visit 10 his old hon
IA and parents in Truro, Novia Scotii
a He found his parents enjoying th
h best OF health, considering their con
l. bined ages, which is l66 years. h
y father being 81 and the mother 70. Il
y also visited In north eastern Quebec
Returning he stopped in Buffalo an
Chicago The trip benefited M
Lynds very mueh and he saw man
re pretty places, still he says Guthrie
ir the best place for him.
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