The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-16
CITY in BRIEF

N"NI'
C. R. Jay, OF KeokDk, Ia, is at the
okla.
Boston Wilson, of oklAhoma City, is
here.
e. N. Clark was here from Perry
yesterday.
Mrs. A. b. Mornrou, Of Decatur, lie
in the city.
Thirty bales OF Gotten were sold in
the city yesterday.
Geo. r. Gibson. OF oklahoma City,
was IN town yesterday.
James Gordon, Of Ponca City, was a
capital visitor Yesterday.
Mrs. j. W. Shartel and children left
yesterday sor Kansas City.
Edwin Adams, Of the Choct.w rail
road WAS IN the city yesterday.
Attorney ]. f. Stone has returned
from tour In eastern Oklahoma.
For Kansas City, st. Louis and wioh-
ita papers call at Wallace & Muller's.
Captain Rogers, Of Woodward, will
likely be appointed adjutant general
Marshall Crsvens was given the rank
OF knight in the X. Of p. lodge last
night.
NJ M. Kline, one OF Pouca's we'll
known merchants, was in the city yes
terdAy.
In watonga district court Leo Haw-
kins was acquitted Of the murder OF
Il. 4. Horn.
Mrs s. T Franklin is in Clarks-
Vile, Tenn, being called there by the
illness OF her mother,
Herbert Mock has taken the night
clerkship at the Hotel Royal, vice
Chas. KeDney, resigned.
Governor Barnes has endorsed Judge
J. r. Scott, of Newkirk, for associate
justice of the supreme court.
Oklahoma Day will be appropriately
observed in this city. A barrel Of fun
will be opened at the fair grounds.
Postmaster General Gary yesterday
issued an order giving postoffice en-
pioyes leaves Of absence in case Of war.
A disease termed ''rollaollsy" is get
ting in its work about town. IL is
cross between measles and chiokenpox.
Robert Lees bondsmen withdrew
from his bond yesterday and turned
him over to the United States marshal.
Chas. Benson, treasurer OF the Agri-
cultural college board of regents re-
turned to his homo In Shawnee yester-
day.
A carload of dynamite passed
through the city yesterday for Calves
ton. II will be used in mining the
hArbor.
e e. Howendobler, one OF the ex-
amining board OF pharmacists for the
territory, returned home TO Perry this
morning.
Company A, o. N. g., has been re-
cruited TO the required number OF men
and several awkward squads are being
drilled daily.
Judge George Orner, the bold war
rior of Enid who is for piece" at any
price, was in the city yesterday on land
Office business.
Agent wanted in this district TO sell
Tires, Hose, Mackintoshes and full
rubber line. Rubber Mill, Is Cliff
street, New York.
Strayed or stolen-A roam pony with
TX L on hip and bsrbwire cut on left
hind foot Return TO E. NJ. RHmford
and receive reward.
Miss Keatch wac sworn in Yesterday
by Captain Hegler Al deputy clerk of
the supreme court. Captain Hegler
returned to e Reno last night.
The BilSsdo people had another re-
heArsSl last night. The principals are
getting their work down nicely and
the chorus is making progress.
There is Republican in Guthrie
who Is so disgusted with the way
things are run by that party that he
will not even live on Harrison avenue.
A class of twenty-four aspiring drug
gists wrote the examination for ad-
mission to the profession of pharmacy
before the examination board yester-
day.
Perrv Enterprise Times; + D. Minis
sold the Exchange bank building and
lot today, on the southwest corner OF
Seventh and ID, to DR.. 8. A. Moore for
SO, 900.
Judge and Mrs Burford and son,
Frank, arrived from El Reno yester-
day. They will go to housekeeping in
the sexAurer property on Cleveland
avenue.
DIR. T. J. Briggs and daughter. Mel
lie. who we're here In attendance on
the meeting OF the Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION, returned TO their home at
Ingalls, yesterday.
Judge Tarsney came over from El
Reno yesterday. lie has finished the
western round Of courts and is now
resting and keeping tab on the con-
duet OF his former colleagues in con-
gress.
Attorney Robert Lowery, regent Of
the Agricultural and Mechanical col
leRe, returns TO Saltwater this morn
ing Bob is interested In the present
war crisis and will 20 TO the front
providing q colonelcY Is offered him.
FE Cragen and e w. Hoyt were
down from Ponea City. The postofiice
crisis at PoncA is still on, with no pros
poets Of applicant WAhl asking an
armistice ia order to consult with
Hoyts concentrates.
Deputy United States Marshal ]. w.
Hubbard, OF Purcell, 1. T., arrived IN
wichita yesterday with ID. o. Wilson,
charged with violating the interstate
commerce law. The prisoner was
lodged in the SedgwIeS county jail.
r. d. Wahl, who is contesting 4 w.
Hoyts right to the Ponca City post