The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-03-30
CITY In BRIEF

Doc Nixon was in Perry yesterday.
George Ford was in Purcell yester-
day.
W. e eullison, of Dallas. lie in the
city.
H.A Goeger, of Cincinnati, o.. is
here.
J. J. Mccartney is over from King.
fisher.
viii Wheeler has bought set OF
mumps
Robert Ramsoy's little daughter is
very sick.
Al BusenbarlS has commenced to sell
ice cream.
Rev Buekner has amputated his
mustsohs.
The county should have a hospital
Ia Guthrie.
Wanted Every b ody to come to the
Easter fair.
Come early and avoid the rush St the
Easter fair.
you want the best ice cream go TO
Busen bark's.
Nate High has bad record He
cannot be elected.
See the display Of fancy work at the
Easter fair, April and
Mrs. d p. Bishop returned to juno
tion City, Kan Yesterday.
The late grand jury has had very
4 hwefpaae
Attend the opening Of the Easter
fair Tuesday evening, April 5.
Aprons and sun bonnets almost as
cheap as presents at the Easter fair.
Aprons and sun bonnets cheaper
than you can make them, at the Easter
fair.
Chas Bosworth will sever his con-
nection with the Capital National bank
April 1.
have money TO loan on city prop
erty on one and two years time. w.
M. Bronson.
The Mikndo people held an interest.
ing rehearsal last night at the home Of
Mrs. Billingsley.
OnNIlh ANnAhNnath nnO DGPAhJ 1hA-
penter are busy serving warrants on
alleged evil-doers
All articles for the Easter fair will
please be sent to the store Of Thwing
& Mccoy Monday evening.
Mrs. A. N. Bennett, mother CT War
rem Rennett. and Ed KinnaD, is here
from Emporia, Kan, visiting her sons.
NJ. ]. Holt. OF Black we'll, thinks that
he has good chance OF being ap-
pointed United States district Httor-
ney.
Born - To Mr.. and Mrs. N. II.
Sturgis, a son DIR. Avery thinks that
with close watching Mr. Sturgis will
survive.
A woman's greatest charm Is her
complexion. Preserve yours fair and
beautiful by buying a sun bonnet at
the Easter fair.
The Guthrie Gun club is getting a
new supply Of ramrods and caps to de.
feat all comers at the El Reno tourna.
ment on April IL and l3.
Governor Barnes yesterday granted
a requisition for Noble Stanley, cap
tured at Oklahoma City and wanted in
Arizona for horsestealing.
Energetic salesman. school sup
plies Country work. 500 salary and
liberal additional commissions.-R o.
Evans q Company, Chicago.
Come all ye pretty maidens,
With compilations rich and rare,
And buy a neat sun bonnet
At the ladies' Easter fair.
Judge Haiuer will grant no more
temporary injunctions in his district
unless the applicant gives good and
sufficient bond for possible damages.
Miss Julia Anderson, living sixteen
miles west OF the city, died yesterday
from the effects of burns received las,
week whiio making prairie fire guards.
J. W. Cline, OF Kansas City, organ.
izer of the Ninth district for the In
ternationAl typographical union, is in
the city comforting with the local
union.
Invitations have been issued for q
party April at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles York, at Oklahoma City,
In honor Of Senator David p. Marum
and wife.
Fireman Grant Gordon turned In ar
alarm yesterday that cost the city
nothing. A ten-pound boy arrived al
his home and Immediately began yell
ing more water"
Congressman Curtis, OF Kansas, left
Washington yesterday for Newkirb
Ok, to attend the funeral OF mis-
father. His father is q prominent citi-
zen Of the Kaw Indians.
b. Cohen, of Oklahoma City, has
sued II NJ CAbiness for SO, 600 dam.
over suit Of clothes, during which
oabiness denounced Cohen as thief
and robber.
The peach crop from Guthrie north
was not hurt seriously by last weeks
freeze, the blossoms in that part OF
the territory being at least four days
later than ia this county, Last nights
freeze probably damaged them some,
however.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the First
Presby terian church will hold an
Easter fair In the dry goods store OF
Thwing & Mccoy Tuesday evening and
Wednesday, April and Q. There will
be on sale aprons, sun bonpets and
many useful and fancy articles.
The postmaster of ClArkson came TO
the ei,y yesterday and after taking on
a large aud Juicy load Of tineture OF
trouble and patriotism, transformed