The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-11
CITY In BRIEF.

dreht Tree lecture at the baptlsL
church tonight.
Mrs. c. R. Brooks entertained at
cards this afternoon
sheriff Rinehart and deputies are
serv ng petit jury subpmnas today.
A large and delighted audience
heard Mrs Gait at Oklahoma City last
nigat.
Secretary Jenkins issued a notarial
commission TO Wm. Skoggs, OF Te-
cumsehs
Mrs. W,ll Hunter and two children
are back from an extended visit with
relatives in Canton, III.
John Miller shipped in carload Of
horses from Kansas City, which he
will sell here this week.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, popular
woman suffragist, lectures at the Bap-
tist church tonight. Free.
Cotton averaged s4.l5 today and
there were about $50 bales sold. Lay
ton Bros, Of Clayton, brought In hfty
bales Of very good cotton.
Governor Barnes today apportioned
school land money as follows: Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college, still
water, $1,000. Alva Normal, $1,000.
4 he county commissioners and the
county clerk are now engaged In
counting the vote OF Logan county and
the exact vote cannot be given before
tomorrow.
Rank Examiner John Pugh and
friend, w. p. Wright, cattle raiser,
are here from Woodward. Mr.. Wright
came over to see about feeding his
cattle at the oil mill.
The ladies' OF the Guthrie Equal
Suffrage club gave Mrs. Gait recep
ton this afternoon and this evening
she will deliver an interest ng lecture
free for everybody at the Baptist
church.
Farmers who claim TO have observed
the signs say that the indications are
that we are to have an unusually cold
winter. One of thess signs, 50 they
ay, is the fact that the husks around
the ears OF corn adhere very closely TO
the grain.
There Is a report to the effect that
at the north Cimarron preciuct the
Jaw govern ng the election was total
ly disregarded, and that ballots were
handed around outside OF the poll ng
place and marked before the voters
entered the booth.
Santa Fe Policemen Al Hixon shot
off his pistol six times last night to
subdue an unruly hobo who came in
on a stock train and at Arst refused TO
get off the train. The hobo was
searched and allowed to hit the road
south,
Chris. Johnson, who was appointed
a commissioner of Logan county yes.
terday by the governor to fiji the un-
expired term OF the late NJ, K. Gilbert,
fled his bond of s5 600 with the county
clerk today. His bondsnien are j, w.
McNesl and @. II. Filson.
Joe Irvine, OF Paducah, Ky, is about
The sweetest man that travels through
Oklahoms. to sell as much vinegar as
he does. Last year he sold halsell,
Frazier & Co. fourteen car loads of
vinegar and this, he says, will be his
banner year for he can see ahead 25
carloads.
This morning Probate Judge Foster
offieiated at the wedding of Benjamin
Dickson and Miss Alta n. Schaper,
both OF Enfield, Springer township.
Mr. Dickson Is a prosperous farmer
with host Of friends, Miss Sehaper
is beautiful young lady and was
quite belle In that section.
Manager s. A. Mann, OF the opera
house, knows how to handle the rough
crowds that attend shows and who sit
in the gallery, smoking and disturbing
the pleasures Of theatre goers by loud
and boistrous talking. Most every
night Mr.. Mann can be seen doing
Il strong arm act In throwing some
thug down 6tairs.
John Holt, Of the school land depart
ment, returned this morning from Ar
asahoe, where he went TO vote. On
his trip he stopped at Wes, herford,
the Few town on the Q. o g., and
he says that the town is booming and
Is bound to be good place for busi-
ness. He countad 81 carloads of gro
ceries, hardware and supplies OF all
kinds on the track waiting to be un-
loaded,
The Guthrie theAtre-goers have n
treat in store for them tonight in the
production OF Camille. 1t is without
oubt the finest performance the Hol-
riRn company gives and is the event
of the weeks engagement. Miss Hol-
hRn Is particularly adapted to the
part OF Camille, both physically and
artistically. She has the tempera.
mem an artist must have TO faithfully
portray the character aud throws into
IL a depth Of feeling that cannot fail
TO impress an audience. You see be-
fore you the living, breathing Camille,
high strung, passionate, but the low
ing, erring woman. The costumes
worn in the plsy are elegant in the
extreme.
Words 90 Praise bestowed upon Hood 5
/ Sarsaparilla by those who have taken x In.
l dicate that u Is restoring health 10 thous.
| ands OF people ana that II will help you also
/ Eaod's Puts are easy 10 take, easy 10 op-
| crate, cure bnliousness, indigestion. l5c.
Old Glory has been planted 10 many