The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-29
LEApERETTEs
local happenings Of City and Terri
tory Briefly Told.

local Nappennas OF Stf arc te''' /
tory Briefly Told.
Assessor Riepe has opened quarters
at the county court house.
The Fairs new 'tncandescent lady /
display" attracts much attention.
Many brick payements are being
laid on Noble avenue, east and west.
W. p. Eager and wife hove moved
70 their new home on Harrison and
Elm
The Dallas papers highly compli-
ment Miss Blockie Jamison, sponsor
at the Dallas reunion, and her maids
OF honor
County treasurer Adler's Office has
taken on neat mellow. Democratic
appearance 1t has been repapered
and repaiuted.
The Trinity Guild will NEE, az the
residence OF Governor and Mrs. G. NJ.
Barnes tomorrow afternoon at 81
o'clock
DIR. ]. b. Manly, assisted by DR..
Blesh Of Guthrie, performed very
successful operation for appendicitis
last Monday on the little ten year old
daughter Of Mr.. Casebica who resides
about three miles north IF Arcadia
Luther Register
The editor of the Arapaho Bee
should get his ear to the ground,
smoke up. and be live one He
perpetrates the following batty pun
30 his last issue: "lt will be hard to
keep the next convention from nomi-
nating FLYNN for congress. But he
has said no and means II"
II Is understood that as soon as
Hanmond's gang finishes the frame
Of the new machine shop here it will
go TO Pawnee, okla., where two or
three steel bridge girders are to be
repaired Then Il will probably go
to Kansas city, to put up the skele-
ton OF the new I'm" freight depot
Topeka Journal
G. TUFTS large new confectionery
and ice cream parlor, 2i4 W. Oklaho-
ma avenue. opposite the land office. is
new open for business. This place is
beautifully hitted up. has large
marble soda fountain that is the finest
in Guthrie. and is up to date and com
pleteIy equipped in every respect.
Everybody invited to call
The pond Creek Yidette says.
'sheriH Butts received phone mes
sage this morning from Guthrie to the
effect that man named Green had
stolen . pony there yesterday and
was headed in this direction The
thief had not been seen around here
and the sheriff phoned hts deputy at
Lamont Deputy Sheriff Cones cap
tured his man about one o'clock and
as this paper goes to press is bringing
him overland to Pond Creek
A suit has been commenced in the
district court here by William e. FL
more and Frank Cooper, Kansas
City commission firm, against NJ. A..
A. NJ and lack Mulhall for the eum
of $I.550.55. which the commission
men claim to have advanced the Null
halls on cattle deals They also ask
for interests at 10 per cent from May
Z, 1901. The attorneys for the plain
tits are csteral & Hornor
The police department of South
McAlester is having twelve spurs
made for use OF prisoners who viii
be worked on the street The council
recently ordered ball and chains
made for the purpose but il was after
wards deemed cheaper and just as eff
fectiye. 20 put spurs on the leg OF each
prisoner az work on the street. The
arrangements consists Of a band Of
iroa. which Is locked on the ankle OF
the prisoner. while two projecting
rods from the band makes it impos-
sible for him to run The method is
in use at Fort Smith and other places.
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