The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-01
Short Cuts To
Home Mems


against 4 connewa,. & { iiixon
and Myrtle Connvwa4 fcr $500 and
interest On prumlsors note sINvn
Ia 1915
AMER nlnc year ot married Vie,
George aud Netiic iiamblln have
comr 90 the pArsins II Ways They
we're married Ia t,uiarse ia 1910 aud
have ono chlld, boy ~ 4. She claims
her husband deserted her She aAks
snr the possession ol the ehiid aud an
absolute divorce
Dick Renfro, who fell from a
barn two months aku and broke aes
eral bones iu his rlghl les. is 9lowly
recovering and viii be able to ba at
his old lacc In the Corner Pharmacy
soon. piek has lost none OF his cheer
tulness and illfic Glcsh a. result uf
the accident,
A. an aftermath at the caan
Wherein & y Mile caused Warrant
10 Issue. charslng A W Robert vilh
tlAs unlawful poaaenslun ~ bride
nul,eT'lA this w.ck flied damage
sui, against Mills. He asks $4,000
and court costs 10th are prominent
ncfth Logan men.
viruous wives. went oyef with
a bang said Manager Pollard ot the
Pollard ihesirr today "rho orowde
We're ~. higeert we have ever sakvn
care Of snd The picture one " the beet
ever shown hnrs The people were
welt pleased
Al u Cope of vi Renus tiraud Mas
tef aad q u Ielau ot Edmond chair,
man Of the Home Board OF the Odd
Fellows warc visitors az The state
headquarters yesterday oontsrring
with Grand Secretary bruce relative
to the coming grapd lodge session
which will convene in Oklahoma CITY
mex, Tuesday morning
petition TO sell resi- estate. AZ.
sets " the defunct Logan County
bank, was filed Ia district rours ycs-
terday The petition Al IN the name
OF the state banklng board and ia
brought BY Fred G Dennis bank com
The following PROPERTY N
iisseds West 80 feet OF ioib 4 7, n.
4 and 6, ~ block ~. Capitol iilli
addition TO Guthrie This property
Is part OF the assets of the bank
When ihe war draft camr VI
caught John Smith. and In lsFlN he
sailed Ter France Ile waN absent
until hate lhis year When be re-
turned he found thar his hap hume
had been broken 40 during HIS ab
senee and that hls wife had dlslossd
OF the household furniture and had
LEFT for Chicago iIa suea FOR divorce
They were married In Guthrie IN lni5,
No children
james Mcfarland and Ida iouse,
both negroes, had rough house ser
formauec Monday night Both were
by the ciiy police and both |
were fined $50 and costs FOR fighting |
They were then turned over to the
county Ida hos badly III figured |
head piece. She AYERS x James
slammed her over the head with a
'evolver OF iG-somes odd ealihfe and
the says he was not gentle in the
performance It required twely.
stitches 10 iaii Ida Ia preauutable con
lition. The attending physician says
TER head IL hard or ahr would be y |
lead one now Mcfarland comes
'ack with tha plea that Ida had q
nn aud was trying 10 get action on
when he st.pped In and put her 10
he mat for the count Judge Horna
ny Will hear evidence today
The open nlseting of %. Chamber
Commerce membership this even
lg at the city hail promises 10 be an
iterest!ng and lively one. Many
latters that are OF vital importance
, the citixeDAhip Of Guthrie will bs
D Tor free and open discussion Toers
re- several blk propositions confroa'
ig the directors Of the Chamber o.
ommerre that the full membership
'lli pc asked TO help decide. Es.ry
tIzen of the city should be present at
lis meeting and above all. every
'embar of the Chamber should not
~ to attend Women are especially
lyited. The meeting begins AZ
clock.