The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-15
LIoHTs AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings OF nay Faithfully
Chrcnicied.
Half the Ills flesh is heir to
Wouldn't really be so bad.

Mrs f. l. Coyle, after visiting Mrs
A. J. Corkins few weeks has gone to
reside at Perry.
Miss Virginia Tucker. a young and
promising teacher OF Oklahoma City
is the guest of Mrs Rev. j. Nj. Greene.
Two merry-g -go-rounds, drunken
cowboy and two hand organs made
life one perpetual round of pleasure
for the small boy on Harrison avenue
yesterday.
Il. II. Lyons returned yesterday
from Chicago and the fair. Ed was in
the push on Chicago day and rode to
the fair grounds on the roof of a cable
car. The Ferris wheel took in Si2, 600
on Chicago day.
Probate Judge Faulkner is down
from Pawnee. He says the new town
has population of 500
A large burly man contributed SIS
TO the city Golfers yesterday for an in
artistic drunk.
Attorney Thomas came in from
Perry last evening to spend Sunday.
The electric lights played hide and
seek as usual last night, much to the
annoyance of pedestrians. o, what a
rotten plant!
Mrs. L. 5 johnson arrived last
night from Topeka to reside.
Attorney Horace Speed returned
yesterday from Kingfisher. where he
has been engaged in Investigating
He will return there tomorrow and
will probably remain all week.
b. f. Bartrim of Centralia. Ill. is in
the city looking for investments
The remains of John Greenway the
boy who was killed at the Capital of.
fee, were taken to the country Friday
evening and laid 20 rest
Professor Patrick, principal Of the
Tecumseh schools, was in the city yes
terdav. lie reports an enrolment of
200
A tabernacle with n capacity of 6, 0J1
is to be built at Oklahoma City for the
Sam Jones entings.
Judge Amos Green of Oklahoma City
passed through Guthrie yesterday en-
route to Louisville, Ky, being calle
there by the sudden death of his
Bessie.
An old man named Jones was as
sanlted by two buns in the calaboose
at Oklahoma City yesterday and ia
tally injured.
r. A. Connor, agent Of the Wells
Fargo express company at Oklahoma
Cry. was in town yesterday en- route
II jacksonville, ILL.,, where he will
wed Miss Belle Scott.
ON the body of J. l.. Stevens of Dal-
las, Texas, who was murdered AT Perry
Friday, were found a draft for 81 co
drawn on a Topeka bank and Sls3j in
cash.
Attorney j. c. Hoflus was held un
and robbed of $50 at Perry Fridi y
night
j. c. Roberts of Kingfsher is in the
city.
j. c. Mexican and G. w. Ross are
here from st. Louis.
T. NJ Deal of Wichita is visitor in
town.
FL Weaver of Dallas, Texas, is do
ing business in town.
r. C. Rubey OF Cla~ksville, Tenn, is
viewing the Queen city.
James Geary of Oklahoma City is
here taking in the beauties of a live
town.
c. W. Croty of Topeka is here.
DR. w L Furrow is entertaining his
old friend, Bert Banta of Lima, Ohio.
Miss Lille James has returned to El
Reno, after a pleasant visit with Miss
May brewer
Mrs. Ida Smoker of Anthony, Kan,
is visiting Mrs. Jacob Douglass.
T. G.. Rsley left last evening for
Council Bluffs, Iowa, to make Repub-
lican talks.
Over forty wagon loads of cotton
were marketed ii this city yesterday
james Pettigrew was arrested by
Constable Ross last evening on the
stealing a cur dog from William Pol
lock
Mrs George Gray will henceiorth
sing in the Episcopal church choir.
A. c. Crouk and f. B. Hoyt were
here from Chandler yesterday.
J. II. Hilton, Harry Decker, Henry
Flynn, ii. J. Miller and |. II. Stillman
came down from Perry last evening,
Mrs. d. c, Wilcox of Emporia, Kan,
is visiting Mrs =. j. Heilman.