The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-02
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
rhe Happenings OF n Nay Faithfully
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MS UNDUE ADVANTAGE.
The man that didn't see the fair
TIA now a chance to gloat;
| You can spot him every place he goes
BY his new overcoat.
Enid has forty-6ve saloons.
A. II. Lee Of Blackwell is in the
city.
H. NJ Adams Of Newton KAN, as
sojourning in the city
Many fine buildings are is process ell
erection at Perry.
Miss Julia steele of Ardmore T. Z
is visiting Mrs. T. f. Spence.
Miss Anna Laswell left yesterday
for Oregon TO make her home
Manor George Herriott and bride re-
turned yesterday from st Louis.
The fire fighters have donned their
new caps
Harry Painter has returned from the
worlds fair.
Perry is beginning to agitatc for
free mail delivery.
J. W. Crawford OF Chandler wHS
visitor to the city yesterday
Quick. Justice 4 Journey is the
name of a Perry law firm.
]. Walker, president of the new Peo-
ple's bank at Edmond, is in the c'ty
The Cottonwood cutoff has been
damned up ard the water 10 howing
/ in its natural channel.
Judge Schnell is erecting brick
/ building on oklahoma avenue.
At the Daily: c w. Hastings, r.
/ W. Vanderbard, Snyder, |. T.: }. II.
johnson, Texas; Perry Campbell, A
/ Lee, Blackwell /. 7.
Green Il. Raum. Jr., J. IT, Henley
and H. NJ. Carr are organizing bank
at Perry.
Postmaster W. H. Falls of the Iowa
mission was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. +. is strong Democrat and was
recently appointed postmaster at the
mission
Miss Eiie Painter entertained few
friends Tuesday evening compliment
tary to the advent Of Halloween.
Many prominent and influential cit
liens were seen chasing about town
yesterday looking for lost fences
gates, etc, made invisible by hallow-
cen fairies.
Messrs. w. Donaho and NJ. Boden-
heimcr have purchased the Empire
bakery and are now busy turning ont
fresh bread, cakes. pies buns, etc
They are live business men and will
meet with success.
A number of shisiSey sellers from
the Usage countcv were brougntto the
city yesterday ~ deputy marshals
Capt. Taylor of the towusite board
left yesterday for Washington on bus
mess connected with the board.
The worlds fair emblems won by
the Auheuser- Busch brewing Company
are being displayed on the local wag
ons of the company. Il. w. Black, the
company's agent in this city, is a hus-
tier
Il. w. Black, local agent of the An
heuscr- Busch Brewing Company, is
putting up hangers of the company in
the SALOONS of patrons. This great
beer company has "W. i" written
over it in broad letters, meaning
Worlds Fair prizes.
Mcsdames Sugnet and Bramble, late
of st. Louis have rented the vacant
room adjoining Lilies drug store on
Harrison avenue and will open a mil
linery and dressmaking establishment
therein. The ladies come well recon-
mended and will doubtless enjoy a
good trade.
At the Palace: j. W. Waters, Ed
mund; J. w. Crawford, Chandler; G,
Brennan Carleton, Kan; p. Il. Wall,
Scott City, Kan. Ben CLARK, Ft Renoi
j. 5. Contrell, Vernon, KAN; T.. B.
House, Perry; j. NJ. Jamison, Perry;
H. NJ. Adonis, Newton, l.. Z. Hudson,
Perry; Mrs. S. NJ Keaton, Ethel Kea.
ton, j. ID. Smith, Brownwood, Tex.
w H. Wagner, Arkansas City; Geo.
Aired, Z. j. ConlSin, Kingman, Ks.
At the Royal w. }. Laugron, Ard
more; George Il. Babcock Enid; J. II.
Wright, st. Louis; J.. $ Mitchem st.
Louis: IL. NJ. Duffer, Dallas; John r..
Joss, Pond Creek, A. Lawrence, George
Dimond, Kansas City; C. w. Croty, To
e peka; A.. +. Mize. Atchison; j. s.
| Saunders. O. q. Young, Kansas City
w. F. Rowan, Perry.