The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-06-20

They hang out red flags in Henryet.
TIA when water isw anted, according
to the Free Lance.
/ j. M. Dolph and family will leave
for an extended visit to Missouri in a
few days.
Hirxle Bros. have occupied their new
building on Second street.
The Free Methodists have begun
the erection Of neat brick church on
the corner of Eleventh and Mansur.
The Pabst Ice Plant building has
been treated to coat of fresh paint.
Professor Temming has been offered
5000 increase salary as well as the
unanimous voice of the city Of Chand.
Ter, not to accept the position in the
Weatherford Normal faculty but re.
main principal Of the city school.
Lee Watson, Philippine fighter,
and who drilled the Alva National
guard, has secured the position OF
guard at the St Louis exposition.
Mrs II w. Mccormick went to
Marshall via Guthrie over the d. E.
g.. Friday This was the first train
to leave the depot at Guthrie. AMI
Mrs. Mccormick. the first lady pas
.senger over the completed line When
Mrs Mccormick arrived on the 80,
the track layers were at work near the
depot; but at O'Clock, the train
backed up to the platform and took
on the passengers -Mulhan Enter
prise.
The annual reunion OF the Chicka
saw brigade will be held at Tisho-
mingo July 2l, % and %.
The Watonga papers are booming
the big Fourth of July carnival to be !
held in that city
c. N Gould and party. consisting
of G. A. Long, Pierce Larlin, Charles
Kirk and c. A. Reeds started in wag-
ons. the first week of the vacation.
from Woodward to do work connected
with the photography survey during
the summer. The party is equipped |
with two camp wagons and saddle
pony and will probably work west to
the mountains and then follow down |
the two Canadians. Norman Peoples
Voice
The Oklahoma Geological survey, in
charge Of DR.. Van vleet of the Okla
homa university, will start out for the
summer work about June 20. The
party will consist Of DR. Van vleet.
Mr.. Bunker and Mr.. Earl Kline. - /
Norman Peoples Voice.
The people of Fort Towson will eel /
ebrate the Fourth of July with big
picnic
The Muskogee Phoenix says: Sun
day night at 1920 O'Clock the NJ X
& T. freight No 12O. Conductor Irwin
in charge and piloted by Engineer
John Jesse on engine No. 479, went
over the embankment one mile north
Of Muskogse city limits. AS a result
two men are seriously injured and 1
three others are slightly hurt The
train was made up of twenty cars and
a caboose. Several of the cars were
empty and these were completely de-
molished. four Of them being ground
to a mass OF kindling wood. scrap iron
and bars. while othera were made ir-
reparable
The NJ. X. & T. railroad has con
ceded a rate Of one fare lus 80 cents
for the round trip from any Of It's
points TO the single statehood conven-l
ton. al Shawnee, following the ex-
ample Of all the other cities in the
two territories.
Sunday. June 21st, the ID. e. A.
G, road will run an excursion to viii
liams Grove four miles west Of Guth-
rie leaving Enid at a. m. and ar
irving at the grove at s;25. Returning
the trains viii leave the grove at 5;3bl
arriving at the Enid depot at p. NJ
Fare round trip from Enid 81 90. This
viii be a delightful trip. and the VIII