The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-02-27
CITY IN BRIEF
Easter Sunday April 50
Mrs. W. u. Spencer is sick

Easter Sunday April 50
Mrs. W. u. Spencer is sick
Cotton advanced points yesterday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Roy Msxey,
OF Marshal, girl.
Six carloads OF cattle we're shipped
to Ohicigo yesterday.
Jack Robtins, postofii,e robber,
has been captured at Enid.
Lilies white Pine Cough Syrup
with tar Is a specific for coughs and
colds.
wantad--To buy a second hand safe.
WIN Pickett & Co 709 West Noble
avenue
E. W. Keith is preparing to open a
music house at ll0l8 West Oklahoma
avenue.
Austin Gatewood, Of this city, has
been granted pension increase Of
s. TO $40.
John d. Leouard's nomination for
postmaster at Edmond was confirmed
yesterday.
have money to loan on city prop
ertv on one and two years time. W.
NJ. Bronson.
Tickets for "A Thorough bred" are
on sale at the usual place and are sell
ling rapidly.
The high school will graduate nine
pupils this year. Commencement Will
bs held May 6.
Ladies. For neat and stylish dress
making call at No. SOS East Harrison
street. Tailor system used.
The battleship Maine, IN miniature,
and General Miles uniform will be on
exhibition in this city next week.
Sam Big Snake is suing ;or divorce
from his wife, Cress Big Snake Lift e
Cook They are both fun blood PoDcS
Indians.
They just Rrrived-th those beautiful
spring capes. You ought to see them
in the large show window CT the Guth-
rie Cash Store.
Henry Donnelley enjoyed an expe-
rience with a burglar Thursday night,
in which the burglar narrowly escaped
freezing to death,
Wsnted-To trade or sell a good
newspaper plant in Missouri for a
plant in Oklahoma Address, n. A
JamisoD, Norborne, Mo.
It is l'ged that delegations from
agricultural colleges IN different states
are in Washington fighting free homes
The report is not believed.
T. J. Allison, an employe in olark's
cotton gun, located nine miles north.
east OF Norman, was killed last Friday
by being caught in the machinery.
Col. Robert McReynolds, OF this city,
delivered his lecture On the Brink Of
He'll" in Lincoln, Neb last night. He
will deliver twelve lectures in that
state.
The follow ing books have been added
TO the high school library recently
Plutarch's Lives Of Illustrious Men,
Life OF Crom we'll Life of Clay and the
Continental Gazetteer.
A mob attempted to lynch Rev
Ruby last Tuesday night. He stood
eff the mob with q shotgun, and was
in the city yesterday to swear out war
rants against members OF the mob
The Oklahoma City lodge Ct Elks
was initiated last night with a sump-
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hotel. Attorney General Cunning ham
and Otto Bekemeyer were present
from Guthrie as invited guests OF the
lodge.
The City Bicycle club has been reor-
ganized with the following Off ,ers
| w. Il. Welsh. president; 4 @. DolcAter,
secretary and treasurer; Frank Derr.
captain; committee or rules, II. @
i II narr anil Tha D,,r
niughAm.
The city bicycle club will hold its
initial paper chase of the season this
morning. Twenty five bikes will take
part, led by Frank Schoenhair and
Frank nerr rhe start will be made
from the corner OF oklahoma RveLue
and Division at $3.50.
w. M. Jenkins, territorial secretary,
has issued articles OF incorporation 10
the Independence Cemetery associa-
tion of independence, Custer county.
The capital stock is 81 900 and the
trustees are II. z. Grow, o. d. Wood
run and J. X. Pyestt.
The funeral Of Harry Elmer, the
vaudeville actor who died Friday, was
held yesterday afternoon and was at
| tended by all the mem oeTs Of the
theatrical profession in this city and
others. Rev. Dibble conducted the
services, Reaves Bros. Casino band
led the funeral procession.
Perkins Journal: Levi shannon and
J. w. Kennedy were considerably
dazed Tuesday when a constable
sprung warrant for their arrest on
complaint Of MIR. Kelly, living In Lin
coin county, charging them with par-
jury. They were released upon fur
nishing a bond OF $500 for their appear
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