The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-15
CITY In BRIEF



Plant trees today.
Tom Doyle Is down from Perry.
Miss Bessie Barnes is in Norman
Judge Bierer is home from Tecum-
sch
Mrs Charles Beck is down from
Perry.
Hon. Temple Huston is over from
Wood ward
S,ovall is up from Lexington
on school land business. 4,
Thirty bales OF cotton were mar
keted in this city yesterday.
e r Howard is here from Kansas
City, soliciting for the Star.
General Twamley feels certain OF |
war. He feels IL in his wishbones.
NJ. L Turner and family have re-
turned from visit to Kansas City.
The Ladies' Whist club will meet
| this afternoon with Mrs. Carliu on
West Noble avenue.
Frank Mention, a prominent Demo
cratic politician OF Oklahoma City,
was in the city yesterday.
Special sale on stationery at Lilies
drug store balance OF this week; also
great cut in price OF books
The visiting druggists are highly
impressed with the capital city and
the hospitality Of its citizsns.
50. 200 was earned with free outfit
by one agent in five years. One agent
appointed in each district. p o 1871,
New York
General Jamlson slipped aud fell vio-
lently to the ground while walking in
his yard yesterday and sustained pain
full injuries.
Chas. Martin, sentenced to the pen
for four years for obtaining money
under false pretenses, has been par
doned by Governor Barnes.
/ VIM Albright, Of Oklahoma county,
was here yesterday to see Governor
Barnes He wants to be postmaster at
Jones City, a new town on the Sa-
E pulpa
, Il, W. Boies OF Earslboro, Robert
Lowery and A. Z. Neill Of saltwater,
: W. Thorn OF shawnee, and Charles A.
! Dow Of Pond Greek, were registered at
. !
Delegate Callahan arrived at King
fisher yesterday from Washington with
his family. He viii return TO Wash
ington tomorrow, his visit being sim q.
~. ply to accompany his family
J. M. Brooks arrived home yesterday
, from Port Arthur aud Sabine Pass. He
says immense I rt ications are being
made at the Pass and that the people
y ar frightened over the near approach
- Of war.
Geo. Chilcat, living near Cushing,
= killed six pelicans Yesterday on the
. Cimarren. Five of the birds were
brought down with one shot. The
= boys at the fire house will stuff the
n birds
Lost-A pair of Cinderella white kid
: slippers, No. 2s, from the Jim Fisk
J., restaurant. A reward of two bits will
be paid for their return by George
S Sabine-if he is alive after this notice
= appears.
Perry Enterprise -Timet: Capt Fred
! r. Jones and Sam Wadsworth are go
: ing right along filing up their com
q pany. Two more men were recruited
! today. The company will begin active
i drill at once.
j. The Congregational ladies will have
e a market at lO4 Oklahoma avenue Sat
}, urday, Homemade cakes, pies, bread
cookies and doughnuts, cold meats,
D pressed chicken, veal loaf baked beans
+ and Boston brown bread will be for
. sale. Come and see us.
! Clyde Mattox returned on Saturday
!, from visit with his brother Charles,
= at the City Of Mexico. Clyde is enjoy.
ing being with his mother very much
aud when he left the Courier represen.
: tAtlye Saturday evening said he was
! going to spend the evening with her.
! -Ponca City Courier
s Rev. @. B Berry was pardoned by
i Governor Barnes yesterday. Berry
d was president OF the Farmers and
I Citizens bank at Shawnee. The bank
o failed and Berry was convicted of re-
: ceiviug money while the bank was in
i a failing condition. Rev Berry went
s TO Lansing without guard.
The seven Indian traders in the Usage
reservation, who enjoined Pavuee
county from collecting taxes assessed
against them, have withdrawn from
litigation and paid their taxes, amount.
u ing to about $1,000 An agreement
with the county commissioners was
- reached, in which a new basis of valu.
alton was fixed.
III Perry Enterprise Times: MIS-. Paul
Newman and daughter, Miss Gertie,
we're up from Guthrie yesterday after.
noon, visiting Mrs. Henry Rucker and
?. other friends. They returned on the
night train. Miss Newman has &C
& cepted the position OF stenogranher