The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-03
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings of Day Painfully
Chronicled.

y. j, Helliwig of Wichita is in the
city.
r. A. Htl of Yukon, Ok, is in the
city
James Geary is here from Oklahoma
City.
G. W. Massey of Oklahoma City is
here
Mort Bixler is in the city from Nor
man.
John r Clark is here from Still
water
II. Il. Elliott of Caldwell. Kan, is in
the city.
L 5. Hamalter is down fror. Chicago
on jaunt
Colonel T, W. Melton of Galena, Ill,
IS in the city.
Mrs. j. r. llainer has returned from
the worlds far
business is now in full blast at the
local land office
J. W. Pryor OF st. Joe is here look
ing 20, investment
Attorney General Galbraith visited
Norman yesterday.
II. d. Baker represented Cross in
the capital yesterday.
John J. Ehrhart, Chicago, is a re-
cent arrival in the city.
w. a. Vincent of Whicita is a visitor
to the hub of Oklahoma.
Rev Smith had pastoral duties in
Oklahoma City yesterday.
The cold snap has knocked out mos
quitoes and the horse market
Sam Driscoll, Knglsher, was no.
uced oa the streets yesterday.
Editor John IIinlile of the Perkins
Journll was in town last evening.
Dr. Cotterars sorrel mare has been
stolen from a pasture near Orlando.
A. l. Edwards of Webb City, Mo, is
in the metropolis viewing the sights
Miss Jennie Howard Of Dubuque.
Iowa, is the guest of relatives in the
city.
Captain c +. Dealers was here yes.
terlay on his way from Perry to FL
Re TO-
Governor Renfrow appointed thirty
notaries public for the strip counties
yesterday.
Harry Pentecost was in Purcell yes
terday. Fred Elkins also had bus
mess there.
The territorial grand jury was en-
pannelleI yesterday as United States
grand jury.
Mrs. Renfrow ana daughter, Miss
Nellie, returned yesterday from the
worlds fair.
George Parke left yesterday for the
worlds fair lie will return to Perry
in two weeks.
DR. BuXton went TO Seward yester-
day to visit Mrs. Lyon, who is in pre-
carious condition.
Ex-Governor Seay was in the city
yesterday, en- route from Oklahoma
City to KIngdsher.
Judge Lawrence granted a marriage
license yesterday 10 Henry T. Miller
aud Miss Lida Carlisle.
George f. Dust arrived yesterday
from Chicago to take charge of The /
LEADER book bindery
Mrs Jane Frazee offers SO reward
for the recovery of a horse, which WAS
stolen from her recently.
L. c. Guss, H. E. Asp and J. +. |
Saunders have returned from trip
through the Chickasaw nation.
Whitfield Smith is now personally |
perintending the construction of his
new building on Harrison avenue.
Miss Hudson returned to her home
in Oklahoma City yesterday, after a
pleasant visit to Miss Allie Schnell
w. NJ Spur'o.lS, Attorney Caruthcrs,
5 NJ Cease, George Stroeble and H. A.
Piatt were visitors to Perry yester-
day.
w c. Jones of Kansas was in the |
city yesterday. lie is Il candidate for
the marshalship of the Sunfower
state.
Passengers from Purcell for the
north were transferred here yester-
day. This was owing to the Purcell .
washout
Kid Hogan aud Sam Smith engaged .
in a boxing match at Perry Saturday
night Hogan put Smitn to sleep IN
five rJulds
Il. l.. Collins, an attorney from We'll
lington, Kan has located at Enid and
will open law ofli,c at once. lie re-
ports Enid flourishing.
A. j. Blackwell, mayor and founde,
of the new town of blackwell, in the /
strip, was in the city yesterday. lie
says the town has a population of /
1000.
North and south bound trains on I
the Santa Fe met with many incon-
veniences Sunday and Monday on ac-
count of the washout this side of
Purcell.