The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-19
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
Tho Happenings Of Dsy Faithfully
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WORD FOR OURSELVES.
In everything we take high place
The mart. the field. he forum;
Our yachts are first in every race,
I'm short. highcockalorum
We may not have the skill and brains
To beat the whole creation.
But we Kin more people On railroad trains
Than any other nation.
Go to the NJ. L. church South today
IL. 5. Miller Of Tecumseh is sojourning
/ In the city.
j. d. King. speeulstcr from Kanss,
! City, is in the city.
j. Howard Falls OF Spokane Falls,
Wash, Is In the city.
Goodness is profitable unto all things
Rev. Nimberly's text at II a. m. today
The ladies Of the Christian church will
give an oyster supper next Friday night.
There are los saloons in Perry and each
saloon keeper pays liccnce of $500
year.
Rev. Wimberly will preach two OF his
best sermons at the NJ. +. church South
today.
The re ival services which will last sew
eral week, will begin an the NJ. +. church
South today.
Rev +. F Boggess will preach both
morning and evening at the Christian
church today.
Don't fail to hear the music at the
Southern Methodist church. Mr. Cottersl
leads the choir.
The waterworks system was out of
whack last evening, and consequently
there was no water.
Take your watches, clocks and jewelry
to be repaired to NJ. 5. Urban, 203 Okla
homa avenue, rear land Office.
Professor Fred Sparks of Arkansas City
arrived in town yesterday. lie is dane
ing master and Is preparing TO organize =
dancing class.
Colonel Fits. Or. J. d. Walker Colonel
L. Rice and Attorney Edgar Watkins are
down from Perry and will worship In
Guthrie to-day
A nice new line of watches, jewelry.
clocks and spec lcles Just opened by NJ.
;. Urban, the new jeweler, 203 Oklahoma
avenue, rear land Office.
The preliminary examination OF cattle
thieves Sharp and Nichols was held in
Judge Lawrence's court Yesterday even
ing, but was not concluded.
No one will miss il to go to the Baptist
Ramsey favors the congregation also with
her wonderful songs. Strangers always
invited.
Attorney j. L. Calvert came down from
Perry yesterday on legal business. He
reports Perry booming and the land Of
flee line diminishing, the last company
being 400.
All persons having taken books from
the y. NJ. c. A. library will oblige the
secretary by leaving them at the home of
MIR. Pratt three doors east OF the Presby-
terian church.
Rev Boggess will preach the funeral OF
John Greenway at y m to-day at Pleas
ant Ridge, seven miles southeast OF town.
Gruenway was asphiXiated in the gas
house OF the Capital recently.
Attorney John i. Sanders has been ap-
pointed local attorney for the Santa Fc
is a recognition Of a worthy young man
who is in every way qualified to fill the
place.
Frank NJ. Radcliffe is visiting relatives
in Williamstown. Ky. He has good po-
stion in Chicago during the fair. Rad, -"
as he is popularity known here, has many
friends in Guthrie.
The jury in the damage suit Of Bleving
VS.. the A., Il. & :. L. railroad. returned u
verdict allowing the plaintiff 5000. The
amount sued for was slO,9OO. The case
will likely be appealed.
just received at Ed Lyons: Califor-
mia pitted cherries, cracked wheat, Flor
ida oranges, bulk mince meat, pure buck
wheat -four in bulk, pure maple syrup,
Aunt Jemima's pancake flour, hominy
grits, one lot Of cranberrics five quarts
two bits.
James McGraw. Esq, eX-clerk OF court
from saltwater, came over yesterday with
his wife. They are the guests OF Mr..
Risley Mr.. McGraw is afflicted with eye
trouble and is under the care of DIR. BuX-
ton. Mr.. McGraw is one of the staunch
citizens of Saltwater and reports that
town as booming.
Rev. William McPheeters, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church in this city,
arrived yesterday, and will occupy the
pulpit at that church today. The rever-
end gentleman is a pulpit orator of con-
siderable reputation, man pleasant to
meet on all occasions and genuine west
ern hustler, and we bespeak for him a
warm place in the hearts OF Guthrie peo-
pie.