The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-18
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings of Day Faithful
Chronicled.

The Happenings of Day Faithfully
Chronicled.
THIS ENTIRE oBLATE sPHERIop.
What" they ask, "is womans sphere
The question causes mirth,
The answer Is SO simple and clear;
Don't woman rule the earth?
Nolney Hoggatt is down from Perry.
Il. C. Melton of Cherryvale, Kansas,
is in the city.
Bishop Brooke will preach at the
Episcopal church Sunday.
r. c. Bruce of st. Louis is sojourn-
ing in the city
G. NJ Burnett is down from New
Kirk, formerly Santa Fe.
C. NJ. Code is visitor in the city
from Kingfsher.
Stewart Decker of Blackwell is IN
town.
A fine display of home made candies
to-day at Mrs Hornbargers. 30Ut2
Bishop Brooke's new residence on
Washington avenue is inclosed and
will soon be ready for occupancy.
j. L. Turner is suffering with a dis.
located shoulder produced by fall.
Deputy Marshal Halsell came dow
from Perry yesterday
George Bleving is suing the Santa
Fe for $40 900 damages at Oklahoma
City.
II. d. Shafer was dangerously hurt
at Oklahoma City yesterday.
Judge Lawrence granted marriage
licenses yesterday to Lee Myers and
Lula A. Ruhl of Woodland township,
and Fred NJ. Walford and Martha A.
Crawford OF Bismarck township.
ii. ii. Helsinger Of Philadelphia, is
in the city. Six months ago he re-
turned from a six years residence in
the Argentine Republic and is now
taking tour over Oklahoma.
The Christian Endeavor Society gave
a pleasant social last evening at the
Congregational church on the ives,
side Quite a number were In attend
ance despite the cold weather.
Walter Carver Is doing a fancy jot
of plumbing in John Wallace's resi-
dence on Springer avenue Carver is
an expert
Z. I. Turner of Pawnee was in the
city yesterday looking for fine mare
which was stolen from him last week
Deputy Marshal Heck Thomas ot
Perry was in town yesterday A WOOD
engraving supposed to show Thomas
features appeared in the Kansas City
Times Monday.
Just received at Ed Lyons: HON
iny grits, Edam, Switzer and Linn
berger cheese, new cider and cracked
wheat, two packages for 25 cents.
The Daughters of Rebekah served
pleasant tea Thursday evening at thu
home of Mrs. II. l.. Strough, n. q
Four new members were initiated int,
the mysteries of the order, after whicl
the brothers were entertained. Tn,
| quilting bee on Wed nesday evening
was held at the residence of Mrs
Strough.
Miss Hattie Magill, a sister of w. X
Magill, turnkey at the federal Jail, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Hone,
Grove, Texas, and will remain unit
after the holidays visiting her brother
and family.
Tlmes-Journal: The Oklahomi
Magazine will be published from the
LEADER Office in Guthrie. Editor Ro,
Hoffman of that paper having com
down yesterday and made definite ar
rangements TO that effect with Mr.
McMasters The November nun be
will be splendid one, full To the brin
with interesting matter concerning
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory.
For a good hedge or windbreak.
one likes something in the style of al
evergreen. Prof. +. A. Waugh recon
mends the mountain tamaraek," Lari
occidentalis On the grounds of tn
Oklahoma Experiment Station thi
year il has made wonderful growtl
aud has proven itself very hardy. |
grows with great ease from cuttings 4
the open ground, and would be muc
better than cottonwoods and the lik
for shelter belts or hedges
At the Royal: S. S Saunders, Kan
sas City; Harvey Randall. New York
]. L. Nessly, Udall; c. u. Bachelder
New York; w. V. Wherrett, Kansa
City; j. C. Crawford. Mo. Harry CAN'T
Kansas City; J. H. Meeker and wife
Atehison; q. w. Shipp, Wichita; 4. l.
Brown, Kansas City; X. A. Rogers. Ok
lahoma City; Robert Smith. Wichita
A. Newcomb, Hennessey; + +. Mitch
ell. Ell Reno; j. NJ. Beck, Santa Fe;
b. Speed. Wichita; W. l. Barnum
Santa fe