The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-03-30
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Slif BRIEFS.
c. o. Blake Is here today from El Reno
j. q. sthson Of wichita IS In the city
Il. +. Mecarty Of oisIahoiaa city Is in
Guthrie.
Font fan to see a Trip TO Egypt" at
uo Brooks tonight
q notarai commission was issued to
G. r Gaanaway of sasre today
The trolley work is being constructed
for The street car line on Springer avenue.
"A Trip to Egypt." the big scenic pro-
tociion, will play at the Brooks tonight
nanser John A. Hale Of Chandler is IN
Guthrie today. lookins after some busi-
liicss matters.
p. r Smith has purchased the carl
fmviehorst property az 40s East Noble
avenue for $4,000.
Music viii be fui...-.,ed by rshbrother's
orchestra FOR the Saturday night assembly
cance at victor hail.
The contest case in the local land Of
Gee between Settle and irwin has been
continued until April It,
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G,ary. Mr.. Krusc brings hatterlng re-
ports o. Geary's unlimited growth.
The territorial auditor registered bond
No. for school district 81 in kgowa
county. in the SUM OF sl2O, today.
Harper $. Cunningham is at South Nc
Alester. lie .ssisted in lnstituting a Ma
sonie eonslstory a. that place yesterday.
The W. c. r.. 4. win meet Friday after
noon at 3 O'Clock with Mrs. o. r. Cooper
corner es sr-inger and Oak. a win be
'iress day."
Probate judge Strung today issued
marriage license 70 Benjamin G. Brews-
ter, age twenty-elsht and Miss Kather-
Inc Blank, age twenty-five. both Of
Crescent.
Deputy Mnrsnai r. w Rooney OF An
adarko arriyed in the city today with
Thomas Douglas, who Is charged with
"disposlhg ana who was placed in the
federal Jail
rhe board Of county commissioners
VIII meet tomorrow ana let the contract
for the repairing OF the bridg,, north OF
the city anG The bridge a, Coyle across
he chnarron river.
The Guthrie home talent MINISTRIES re-
hcarsed last night at the opera house and
showed up wel. They win give a frst
class entertainment tomorrow night A
fifteen piece orchestra viii furnish the
music.
The case Of Bowers VS. Dodson, suit
brought for damages for fraud went TO
the iuiy This forenoon in the district
court In the case Of Darden VS.. Derr "A
Judgment vas rendered in favor Of the
Iiaintin.
The morning paper advanced a good
reason for voting for Duke. It said: III
Guthrie We're sick and needed a doctor"
Well, Guthrie Is s.cl--sunerlng from a
complication OF diseases such as ananci-
ne, nesrophooia, graft gangrene, internal
disorders and external attacks. She truly
rceds a doctor.
Last night The following railroad nen
were in Guthrie: Sam Larimer Of To-
pcka, travelling passenger agent for the
Santa Fe; A. p Anderson OF Carthage,
No. travelling passenger agent for the
"vunddlla lines and b. r. Dunn OF
Enid OF the Denver Enid and Gulf. Mr..
Iunn was formerly Of the Frisco.
= two step and march entitled yes.
YEA dedicated 10 the Fraternal order
o. Eagles and composed by Alfred Adler,
will be played tomorrow night at the
Guthrie home talent minstrel show for
the first time. The orchestra that win
play thi4 piece has been practicing
good ceal and will give a fair rendition Of
IT, The play promises 10 be the finest
that has ever been seen here in a min
strel line fot long time. Already hum
cTeds OF tickets have been sold for the
fccnston