The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-06-05

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Pensions For Guthrie People.
Pensions have been recently |
granted to the following Guthrie res
idents: George Martin. $40; James II.
Rodman, s12
Masona Make Gift.
The SCOTTISH Rite class which re
Gently completed the degrees mere. 4
known as che dedication class of 1907 I
has presented to James s. Maben, /
director OF the class. handsome |
gold eyegless holder, engraved with /
his monogram, in appreciation Of the /
way In which he looked after them |
during the degree work The pre- /
sontation was made by DR.. Hugh |
Scott, secretary Of the class
Wholesale House Coming to Guthrie.
J. s. Lyon, who Is agent for the |
Filtsch building at the corner of Ok |
lakoma and Division street, states
that n large St Louis wholesale dry
goods company contemplates renting
the ground door OF the building and
locating here.
A Bunch Of lzaak Waltons.
Doc" Bronson. John Black Euil
Ritterbusch and Major n. d. McGin-
lev left this morning for the Skeleton
river for few days outing and fish
ing trip.
Work Commenced.
Contractor w. f. Powers has com
menced Installing the plumbing fix
lures and heating plant in the new
hotel building.
Sewer No. "a Completed.
Work on district sewer No. "a, IN
blocks rs, "a, ~ and n, East Gutn-
rie. has been completed and the sewer
is ready for acceptance by the city
council.
Abbott Gets Contract.
Contractor p. X. Abbott has been
awarded the contract for installing
screens OH the Federal building.
Work Being Pushed.
The bricklayers are now working
on the second story of the new three
story office building on East Okla.
| homa avenue. The work is being
pushed as the building must be COM
pleied by August l.
With or Without Dome.
The county commissioners are 10
session today discussing the advis-
ability OF placing dome on the new
court house building. The prospec-
tive dome Is forty feet high, the
! difference in the cost of installing
the dome IS $4,000. Some of the res
dents of the county are anxious TO
| see the dome placed on the building
while others contend that 1t viii
ruin the looks of the building
A Game Of Draw"
Frank and Murray Rabo were
tried yesterday afternoon on charge
of conducting a poker game. They
were found guilty and sentenced 10
thirty days in the county jail and
fined $l0e.
Lost Contract Of Council.
There is a mutiny on in the city
council The mayor has lost contro
of ''his men," it appears. Two at
tempt have been made to call spec
ial meeting of the council, to pass q
i gas franchise, but each time there mas
been no quorum.
with Mrs. ]. c. Orner, 4l9 East Flar
rison avenue, Friday afternoon.
Tho Modern Priscilla club met yes
torday afternoon with Mrs. Harry
Whitley at her home, one East liarrl
son avenue There was large at
1 tendance and a good meeting was
held The usual work OF the club was
taken up during the afternoon
Light refreshments were served
The Shakespeare club met yestef
day afternoon al the Carnegie iibrars
with President Mrs. j. 5. Lyon IN inc
hair. The attendance was large an'
very profitable netting WAS held
The lesson was the review OF the pla'
CAS- Yor Like It." which the c'hn ma
Just completed.
The Home Missionary society o
the NJ E Church South. met thi'
afternoon with Mrs J E Disch a
the parsonage. 3i3 South Broad street
The attendance was large. IAghS re
Treatments were served by TN
hostess.
Mrs. II. L. Leonard returned to he
home in Coyle last evening.
Mt and Mrs Bert Ray have re
turned 10 their home Ia Coyle atte
! short visit in the city with rela
{ lives.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Dow ar
here from Oklahoma City
A quiet bnt nevertheless very pleas
, ant wedding occerred Sunday after
, noon az the residence Of W II Scott
, 715 West Logan ayenue, the home o
ihe grocms ncle The contracilnl
parties were Mr. Cl,rd surer o
Marshall Mo, and Miss Fay Tower
I only daughter Of Air. and Mrs Ton
/ Towers. of this city An eiahorai
I ueddins, qupnor YVES served after IN