The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-04-28

Don't fail to see the children Of the
high shool in their patriotic drill on
Dewey day.
Taken from the Capitol Hill school
house, girls Pierce wheel. Reward
for return to T.. II, Knauss
Hon. Frank Greer, pioneer journalist
and editor Of the oklahoma State Cap
ital, will give an address on Dewey
day.
Chimes OF Normandy will be repeat
ed at the opera house next week by
request. The date will be advertised
later.
Comrade ze Herod, patriot, sol
dier and effective speaker, will give
one of his best patriotic efforts on
Dewey Day.
Take Hotice-Speakers will refrain
from speaking disrespectfnlly Of his
majesty the German Emperor William
at Guthrie on Dewey day.
Hon. Dennis Flynn, Governor Barnes
and Others will address the people on
the governmet acre Dewey day. Come
all anjoy the day
There will be a large tent erected
Dewey day where the young ladies
will serve Mrs Horn bergers famous
ice cream all hours, to young and old
nNext Monday is Dewey day and the
ladies OF the Congregational church
will serve an elegant dinner on the
government acre TO all who desire its
Mr. Kellar, the cotton buyer, we'll
known In this city, is n brother Of
Helen Kellar, the versatile deaf and
dumb contributor to the Ladies Home
Journal
Take Notice Speakers will do well
to refrain from any disrespectful
allusions to his majesty the German
Emperor William here at Guthrie on
Dewey day
Col Jones, ex.confederate soldier,
and one OF the best after dinner
speakers OF Oklahoma, win entertain
the crowd at the govei nment acre on
Dewey day.
Governor Barnes, the greatest ora
tor who has occupied the gubernator-
ial chair in Oklahoma, viii give an
address at the flag raising on tue gov
ernment acre on Dewey day.
Through the death of a wealthy rel
ative j b. Kent, OF Chandler, became
heir 10 q Dortion OF ten thousand
dollar estate and in addition will re
eeive yearly income OF $500.
The ladies Of the G.. A. r., Circle viii
meet in the Oid Fellows hall Satur-
day afternoon at 2 p. IN. sharp. Busi-
ness of Importance. Let every member
be present. MARY HERoD, See
II is rumored on the street that by
the death Of an aunt Judge Charles
Kerens has fallen heir 10 handsome
fortune. The Leader could not find
Judge Kerens TO have the rumor verb
ded.
There are thirteen residences in
course OF construction on the Gault so
acres. They are owned by John Shar'
tel, Oscar Halsell, Nelson Darling, r.
"A. Upshaw, G. II. Lynds, IL. II. Rus
sell, c. LeGraves w. b. Dean, Frank
Gault. Mr., Gilber and Frank Harrah
three houses. oklahoma City Times
Journal.
At the meeting OF the Oklahoma
presbytery at blackwell, Rev W, E,
Graham, OF oklahoma City, " as elected
moderator. Rev Charles Forman was
received into mem bership from the
presbytery Of Chicago, Rev. Russell
Tay lor and Rev. j r. Irwin from Gin
cinnati. The next meeting will be held
at Edmond on the 10th Of October.
The Mutual Life Insurance Co Of
New York. the largest life insurance
company In tbs world, has more
weslth than the Bank Of En- land, has
pnid ou on endowments and other pol
icies to living policy holders over two
hundred and eighty-three millions.
Insure with IL you simply protect your
family II you die, IL yom live you make
good profit on your investment aud
your insurance don't cost you a cent
II. J. LOWE, General Agent for Okla
homa
Captain Roy Hoffman, who was