The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-03
CITY In BRIEF.


Perry registered sol voters.
The Isaac Peyton company lie play
ing at Ponca.
d. b. Smoot yesterday moved into
the Lynds property on Springer ave.
The Ladies Benevolent Association
will meet tomorrow at two o'clock at
Mrs. NJ l., Turner's.
Secretary Jenkins today issued no.
tRry commissions TO B. G. Payne, Kay
county, and John II, Wright, Oklaho-
ma city.
Marriage license was issued yester.
old, and Jennie NJ. Garman, age 21,
both residents Of Guthrie.
The W. g. T. q. will meet with Mrs.
Emma Miller, on Villas avenue Friday,
November 4, at 3 p. m.
p. NJ. L. RAY, Sec.
Mrs. Nora Franklin fell dead here
last night upon learning that her son
had just been sentenced TO the peni'
tentiary for numbering his father over
year ago. All were negroes.
Deputy u s. Marshal f. E. Smith
came in this morning with Joe Smith
aud William Price. arrested for intro
ducing whisky in the Chickasaw coun.
try.
Mr. James Lowell, candidate for
commissioner for the Third district, is
is in the city today. Mr.. Lowell is maxi
ing good race and will undoubtedly
be elected
Acting Adiutant b. c. Orner issued
Aeonmission today to Willie B. Mick,
csptgir OF Co. X, Enid, and First Lieu
tenants commission TO Geo. w. Welsh,
OF the same company
Ida j. Miller filed suit in the dis
trict court today for q divorce from
her husband, w H. Miller. They were
married in October, 1893. She claims
unnecessary neglect and cruelty as her
cause for action.
Yesterday morning Miss Dora En-
gler, pupil in Mis- Minnie Keach's
room, tainted and fell out Of the seat,
causing quite a commotion. Miss
Reach secured a glass Of water and re-
vived Miss Dora and sent her home.
DIR. l.. L. Lewis, vetinarian at the
A. and M. college at Saltwater, says
the dipping experiment as tried at
Noble on cattle afflicted with the Tex
as fever tick, Is a success in killing the |
tick, and so far as yet observed the
cattle dipped have suffered no injury
The Oklahoma City Oklahoman says
that invitations are issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ. Richardson for the marri
age, at their home, Novem Der 10, Of
their daughter, Adolyde, and Mr.. r !
B. Young. The bride and groom will |
be at home at Bonham, Texas, altar
December /,
j. S, Randolph, of Oklahoma City
representing the independent colored
people, or rather those colored people
who think and act without white Po-
litical bosses to dictate for them ha,
challenged $. Douglass Russell. the
colored leader of the lily white negroes
OF Guthrie, for joint debate.
At Kingfsher, Tuesday, several
buildings burned in fire that started
In the Benedic hotel The heaviest
loosers were the Benedict hotel com
pany, with loss of S25OO, and W. u
Cochrane, who lost $4,000. The total
,sSs about $40 ne-, with little insur-
lnce. There were several small rob
berries during the Ere.
Brahmin cattle are not numerous in
his country. The sacred COW OF
srshma is to be seen only in circuses,
tut Hez Williams the cattle man, has =
full blood Brahma steer which he is 4
olding in his herds the Ponca ccan- Ii
ry. He expects TO fatten IT for the
larket. The steer is blue like the
acred cow and has the same kind of
lump on his shoulders. .-Ponea Cour- a
ar.
AS the Santa Fe passenger train was
bout TO pull out today noon, the d
found two hobos slowed c
way on the trucks, tue of them a
ripple, who could hardly walk with
rutch, but the brakema. says that he
} an artist when IL comes TO beating ]
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