The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-11-25
CITY IN BRIEF.


A nice line Of IS cent Tam o'6han-
ters just arrived at the Guthrie Cash
Store.
Third entertainment CT the Guthrie
lycsum course at McKsnnon's Satur-
day night.
Secretary jenkins issued noIarial
commission today to James M' Smith,
Of Norman.
There -vill be e special term of the
suprems c~urt on Friday, Dscenbe p
at ten 6. IN.
PRsquAli Grand Opera Company at
the operA house Saturday evening
November 90
Auditor Hopkins today registered
school bond for district No. 7e, Grant
county, for s2so.
Season tickets for the Guthrie Lyee
nm couIse, 81 at Wallace a Aullsr's
sehool children's tickets 81.
stumpff Mercantile Co are selling
all kinds OF goods cheaper than any
other house In the city. Call on them.
All trimmings in silks, braids. rib
bons, plumes and feathers must be
sold. See the Guthrie Cash Store be
fore purchasing.
Four families from Missouri, with
their household goods, are home seek
ers in Logan and trying to get homes
near each other.
At Q o'clock a. m Saturday the re
served seats will be placed on sale fol
the Chase-Lister engagement at III.
McKennon opera house Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. severns enter
tained at dinner yesterday the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Jones, Miss
Hattie Haynes of Newkirk, Miss
Mayme How, Miss Mabel Bowman anC
Miss Beadles Of Minnesota.
Eugene Hays, who was convicte
and sentenced TO 90 years In the peni
who was granted new trial by the
supreme court. to which his case was
taken on appeal, Is now being tried a
second time at I'll Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Kimball enter
tained at dinner yesterday the follow
ing Mr.. and Mira. J. Ames. Mr., and
Mrs. ]. II. Havighorst, Mes6ames Cora
Grissell. C. Carver. Il. II. Humphrey,
Misses Edith and Fay Grissell, Philip
and Cecil Grissell Carl Havighorst
Mr.. and Mrs. C, @. MRgann gave THAR
usual Thanksgiving dinner yesterday
70 q few friends, who were Gov. and
Mrs. Barnes, Rev. and Mrs. Nicholas,
Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Billingsley
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Lille, Mrs. J. w
meNeal, Miss Bessie Barnes and c. h
billingsley.
Mr. and Mrs. willard Stapleton, OF
Guthrie: Mr.. Myers, western freight
agent and Mr.. Abbott. superintendent
of this division OF the Rock Island,
from Topeka, and Mr. and Mrs. ".
storey sherman. OF FL Reno, departed
for ten days hunting trip in the
southwestern country. III Reno Sup.
per Bell.
"sl Psrkina," the great rural drama
with Sam J. Burton, Americas leading 2
Yankee dialect comedian, heading the
organisation, is the next attraction ai
the McKennon. The celebrated "Sl
Perkins" band will give q parade IN
the afternoon Of date. The perform
ance will begin sharp at O'Clock
Popular prices The press throughout
the entire country have nothing hni
praise for the play and acting OF the
company.
Major Woodson and hftsen Cheyenne
and Arapahoe Indians have gone "a
Washington 10 interview the great
father in relation TO the money which
the Rock Island railroad owes the two
tribes. They have due them the money
which the road agreed TO pay them for
the right Of way through the reserva'
tion, with interest for about nine
years, and il now amounts To great
many thousand dollars. II they get
the money they will turn 1t loose in ii
Reno.-El Reno Supper Bell.