The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-08
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No quorum Of the city council last
night
Lost Scottish Rite charm having
name on it, Finder please return to I,
Leader office.
Adiutant General b. c. Orner today |
shipped the entire equipment for com
psny G at Medford.
Secretary Jenkins today issued a
uotarial commission 10 Miss Laura Van
Dyne, stenographer for Asp & Cotting-
ham
Rev r. r. Mansfield, Of Purcell, will
occupy the pulpit OF the First Baptist
church Of Guthrie, Sunday morning
and evening.
Yesterday evening Judge Foster,
ofiiciated at the marriage Of Edward
Oscar age 20 and Kate Farrell age 22
both of Guthrie.
All parties expecting TO decorate
their carriages should send in their
names and colors TO any Of the ladies
of the committee.
The case OF John w. Light VS. Geo.
w Conover, was filed in the supreme
court today on petition in error from
Canadian county.
A Harrison avenue restaurant serves
two dishes called "the dossier," so
named because the waiter is not al
lowed to tell what's in them.
Lieutenant Colonel Roy ~ Hoff-
man left for NewkirlS this morning
wnere he viii hold the official inspec@
ton of company / at 1880 tonight.
j. II. Stumpff, 81, filed petition
with Clerk Hegler, OF the supreme
court, asking for review OF the
bankruptcy case OF j. II, Stumpff Jr.
The success Of the flower parade, at
our coming carnival, depends largely
on the ladies. Each and every one
should feel personal interest and
responsibility.
The follow ing business men of Chan
dler have organized a mining company
with capital of $40, 900 f. b. Hoyt,
Benoni Rea, z. L. Ulam, Eugene Dea-
con and John Radaker.
AL Busen bark has telephone in his
ice cream par]or, and the number is
81. Mr.. Busenbark reports the best
business for the last week that he has
had since be located here.
Geo L. Kurtz, Of Manhattan, Kan
sas, has located in Guthrie and open
ed a photograph gallery on Oklahoma
avenue, over Goodies grocery. He
comes highly recommended Sas an
artist, and will doubtless do good
business.
Suit for divorce was filed with the
clerk Of the district court today 10y
Jenuie Brengle VS.. John r. Brengle
They were masried December 2i, 1892
Defendant is charged with abandon
ment. Lawrence q Huston are attor
neys for the plaintiff.
The carnival committee earnestly
solicit the assistance of all the ladies
/ old, middle aged and young, who are
interests1 in the success of the flower
parade aud our gracious queens fioa
TO turn cut in force TO help make
/ flowers at the Elks rooms every day
from Q to 4.
Dick Miles, Pawnee Indian, was
killed by freight train at Red Rocl
last night Miles, like many another
noble red man, had an appetite for fir
water, and yesterday went on a biz
spree. His head was severed from hii
body aud the latter scattered aloul
the track
Mr.. c. f.. Boyden, assistant manage
of agencies OF sthe Bankers Union o
the World, with principal offices a
Omaha, has in very short tim
secured a number of the best citizen
Of Guthrie as policy holders in hi
company. This company has man
strong features which commend
to the insuring public The officer
OF the Bankers Union Of the World ar
all influential men of means and hig
standing,
Says Senator Havens: 81 think th
b next congress should provide for 0kll
homas admission next winter an
, believe Congressman Flynn shoul
} work toward that end. do not thin
! single statehood can win out. IT wi
take years to solve the Indian questio
and the Indian territory is not "
r prepared for admission. Oklahoma
on the other hand, is better prepare
for statehood, financially, in develol
ment and population, than most OF I'll
, territories have been when admitte
and is better off now than many of III
states. | do not see why we shoul
wait longer.