The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-03

Indicted saloon men will appear in
dis rict court tomorrow TO plead.
Aprons and sun bonnets almost as
cheap as presents at the Easter fair.
Charlie Vandervort, the genial and
popular banker Of Pawnee, is in the
city.
Aprons and sun bonnets cheaper
than you can make them, at the Easter
| fair.
In district court Yesterday Olive J.
oakes was given divorce from w. E.
OAkes.
Mrs Lille Thompson, OF Pensacola,
Fla is visiting Der sister, Mrs. w. B.
Grassland
have money to loan on city prop
erty on one and two years time. w.
NJ. Bronson.
]. Pat Ewing, from Oklahoma City,
spent the time between trains in Guth-
rie yesterday.
Dick Plunkett has 1900 letters OF
endorsements for chief OF police Of the
Osage nation.
Judge George Price, OF Oklahoma
City, was here yesterday having war
uniform made.
The Elks held special meeting laSt
night and initiated Mayor Berkey and
and Judge Brooks.
Eight to ten train loads Of Texas
cattle pass through the city daily for
the Ponca grazing lands.
Chas. Beck, late chief clerk OF the
Santa Fe ia this city, is now filling a
similar position in Perry.
f. p. French, OF Fredonia, Kan. is
passing few days in the city. He
owns q farm near Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Havighorst have
returned from Perry End henceforth
will reside at Seven Year villa.
Today is Palm Sunday. The Catho-
lie and Episcopal churches will hold
special services during Holy week.
Attorney Edgar N. Powers left yes.
terday afternoon for Winfield to visit
a week with his parents and "others. "
Dick Plunkett, the Irish Spaniard.
was down from Newkirk Yesterday
trading his plowshares for horse
pistol,
The Aeolian Mandolin club will fur
nish music for the Easter Fair, Tues
daY and Wednesday, in the Lyon
block.
Tom Webb was wAylaid aud shot by
| VIM Gibson at Enid Thursday night.
rhe men had quarreled over claim
contest
Wichita Eagle The Guthrie Leader
has become SO ardent for war that II
has printed the picture OF a bald
headed eagle.
A woman's greatest charm is her
complexion. Preserve yours fair and
beautiful by buying sun bonnet at
he Easter fair,
Anna e. Kinder, aged ca years, was
granted decree Of divorce from VIM.
Kinder in district court Yesterday on
grounds OF desertion.
Miss Bessie Barnes returned yester-
day from Oklahoma City She is re-
ceiving instructions in vocal culture
from Miss King, Of Norman.
After hearing the testimony OF the
board of inquiry, President Mckinley
was satisfied with Marshal SpAnola.
The Eagle drug store, sole agents.
Come all ye pretty maidens.
WITH compilations rich and rare,
And buy a neat sun bonnet
At the ladies Easter fair.
Chairman J. J. oRourke, OF El
| Reno, yesterday registered In the audi
tors Off judgment bonds against the
city of E Reno for 81 500 for street
improvements.
DR., w. h, Davis. OF ParklAnd, is IN
the city. lie says Parkland will soon
have telephone connection with Guth.
rie. While here Dr., DAVIS purchased a
roll Of phone wire.
Three furnished rooms for rent un-
til August 1. Suitable for offices OF
light housekeeping water and lava
tory in the rooms. Apply Immediately
TO Il ii. Lasseter or Luther West.
The First NJ E. church has pur.
chased new organ and placed il IN
the church IL is the "Epworth Audi
torium" and is very line instrument.
Il will add much to the music Of that
church,
Received today large shipment OF
the famous Gunther's bon bons and
chocolates. Also assortment Of new
Lowney chocolate. mot how cheap,
but how good, at Ritzhaupts Vienna
Bakery.
Attorney A. A. Byers, OF Newkirk
is in the city using the bellows on
Judge Scotts aspirations. Mr., BYers
will be a candidate for member of the
legislative council from his district
this fall.
The Easter fair TO be given by the
ladies Of he Presbyterian church will
be held Ia the room one door west OF
the Racket on Harrison avenue. Sup
per will be served and the mandolin
club win furnish music.
DFTAnk DoleAter will arrive from Chi
eago today TO take u position Is book
keeper aud cashier with r. w Black Z
Anheuser-R agency. recently held
by his brother Fred Frank has been
booming Dsnderine in Chicago Cor two
years past
Judge B +. Burwell and sister re-
turned 20 Oklahoms City last night
While here they were the guests ci
Judge and Mra Il r. Hainer Judge
Burwell Is q pleasant sud polished
gentleman. He will open court al
feeumseh hondsy.
Judge Scott OF Newkirk, was in the
city yesterday in conference with Gov