The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-11
LIGHTS AND sHADowe.
The Happenings of n Day Faithfully
Chrontclcd.


roard Of Trade meeting tonight
Farmers are busy putting in their
/ fall grain
On farm of q, 900 acres near Fur.
cell co, 600 bushels of wheat was
raised.
Roy Teal is out after brief Illness.
DR. Hiatt and wife left Sunday for
Chicago.
Attorney a. A. Byers is down from
Santa Fc.
c. NJ. Cramer Tecumsh; Doc Hard.
meyer. FL Reno; T. NJ. Stallard, still
water, were visitors to the city Tues
/ day.
Secretary Lowe visited Perry yes.
terday.
Horace Clayburn OF San Francisco
is sojourning in the metropolis. lie
/ likes the city and probably will in.
vest in Guthrie realty.
Mary j. Hill wants divorce from
| her hus band, Thomas f. Hill, and the
custody of their child.
Cool weather is predicted for to.
morrow
! II L. Thurston, n bicyclist. rode into
the city yesterday from Kansas City.
/ He is en- route to Oklahoma city to
visit relatives
Asked a citizen last night: Why are
the electric lights like the opera house
management? Because they make
themselves conspicuous by gong out,
much to the displeasure Ct patrons
Lost-A gold lead pencil breast pin
near LEADEB office Finder will re
turn same to N" this Office.
Jacob Wcbbcr farmer, was
thrown from a wagon near Mulhall
yesterday and sustained serious in
juries.
The town of blackburn was raided
by cowboys the other day. Several
saloons were demolished and n mum Der
of people received cracked heads
Henry +. Asp attended a statehood
co-nmittee meeting at Oklahoma City
yesterday.
Dick Hawkins and Jack Tearnv are
having trouble at Perry with thieves,
who steal their clothing while they
are asleep. They desire to swap guns
for good self operating bull dog
that will guard their clothes.
The receipts of the Guthrie building
ard loan association last Saturday
night were s5lS Oi and fourteen new
shares subscribed. There will be a
sale Of money next Saturday.
The members of the court which
win convene IN III Reno to consider
the charges against Captain Stiles
have been named at the date of it's
meeting has %, 81 been announced.
The DcNotc case stl on deck iu
tha district court
Marshal Ej Ms will arrive home
Thursday frol Chicago. lie writes
that his brother win bids fair to make
Il fortune out If his double headed
match scheme.
The Epworth League of the First
NJ. f. church will give geographical
so ial tonight at the University build
ing. Don't fail to attend it.
Study your geography before you 90
to the geographical social tonight.
What state do you live in? 90 to
the geographical social tonight and
find out
Harlan & Farmer have just brought
to the city two herds o; Jersey and
llolstcin cattle.
J. A. Miller residing four miles
east, Is reported dangerously i'll.
J. X. Allen of the Saltwater Sent.
mel and Harvey Gilstrap of the Chand.
Ter News were in the city yesterday.
Probate Judge Faulkner OF Pawnee
was here last night.
Attorney Crawford of Lincoln coun-
ty was in the city yesterday en- route
to Ferry.
Miss Hannah Cohen is visiting her
sister Mrs Strauss, in Saltwater.
a number Of Perry boomers endeav-
ored to work a rabbit foot" at Santa
Fe Monday night by jumping the town
/ park. They were fired bodily by the
citizens of that place aud their tents
contis .ated
j. C. Foster of Missouri has formed
q partnership with j. j. Merrick in the
practice of law.
Following are the names of the paid
tiremen selected by Chief George Tay-
lor: Howard Otter. II. W. Eads, c.
ID Leonard and w. c. Gruber.
General Jamison, register of deed,
was down from Santa Fe last evening
II. l. Cohen returned yesterday
/ from Norman, where he purchased a
fine stock of new goods sold by the
Bell mercantile company. These new
| goods will be placed on sale Saturday,
the lith, and will be sold at 50 cents
on the dollar
A. c. Bishop has returned from his
/ leave of absence and Will be ready 10
resume his place at fire headquarters
on the 18th.
Ladies', Attention.