The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-22
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings OF Day Faithfully
ChrOnicled

The Happening, OF a Day Faithfully
ChronicIed.
Don't fail to hear Mrs Ramsay sing
at the NJ. +. church South.
Rev. W Wimberly will preach two
of his best sermons at the NJ. +.
church SoJ;h to-day.
Strangers are cord ally invited to
attend service at the NJ. l.. church
south.
The Lost Soul" subject Of Rev.
Wimbcrly at 1880 p m. Hear it.
Charlie bryant of Ponca was in the
city last evening.
Postmaster McNett Of Waterloo was
in the city yesterday attending the
preliminary examination of j. We
Clark, who was arrested at Santa Fe
sometime since with large supply of
postage stamps and pennies on his
person.
Miss Sarah Richards OF Norman was
in the city yesterday.
The Euchre club will hold its initial
meeting of the season Monday even
ing.
The Palace hotel is enjoying n good
patronage. Likewise the Arlington.
o. G.. Daisy, who has held the street
sprinlSing franchise for Wichita many
years past was the guest Of Gus
Rhoads last week.
large Worlds fair music box is an
attraction at llutsers Capital supply
store.
Colonel Seward was down from Per-
ry yesterday.
Judge Rcddick ana Sheriff Fight
master returned TO oklahoma City last
night
Miss Hattie Horton is able to be out
after d seige of sickness.
Mr. and Mrp. j. c. Fletcher of
Chandler were in the city yesterday.
L. t. Brown Of the oklahoma Times
urlay.
Mrs. Charles Hoffman of Oskaloosa.
Iowa, is at the Royal.
J. W. Crawford was over from
Chandler yesterday.
Owing to the election not many
Perry citizens visited the capital yes
terdaY, but the following were no
ticed: = II. Harris, A. Munger W. T.
Little, Colonel sumner.
! John A. Britain of New York city,
of the lac curtain no oisc of j. B Brit
tain x Co., is spending few day>
with his family at Rev, j. NJ Greene 5.
The argston Herald says 100 bales
of cotton were raised in radius of
/ ten miles of LlngstDn. anl that it
brought $40 bale.
The quarterly meeting service at
the NJ. T.. church on Broad street will
be held to-day. Rev. John NJ Greene,
/ presiding elder win preach morning
and evening.
The regular meeting of the ladies
aid society of the NJ. f. church will be
held at 3p IN. sharp Tuesday next.
Mrs. Baxter of Villas avenue leaves
tomorrow for her old home in Kansas
to spend week.
J. NJ. Wood went to Perry yesterday '
to look after real estate.
MclIenry Greene, editor of the Pu
eblo Co., Chieftain, will visit hi,
father, Rev. J. NJ. Greens, next week
James Armo of Orlando was visitor
to the capital yesterday.
Mrs Ramey is enjoying a splendic
trade these days Her fancy lamp,
are greatly admired.
Stewart Mckay is taking in the Co
lumbar exposition.
Floyd Edgerly, aged sixteen, va
accidentally shot while out huntin!
e We strrday, load of shot entering hi
arm badly tearing it. Doctors Smitl
and Buxton extracted the shot
James Flanagan has returned l.
y Carthage, Mo-, after a prolonged So
journ Ia the city
J. Frank Wyatt is arranging to open
?. billiard and pool parlor in the silye
Dollar saloon.
). Frank Wyatt, king of the silve
Dollar, will give a possum dinner t
his friends to-day.
Henry Stemmons of Pueblo Col,
> in the city. Mr.. Stemmons was one {
the principal witnesses in the ID
Graves poisoning case at Denver.
r. II. McMurty Of Hutchinson, Kan
= is in the city making arrangements
open "a three ball establishment
a C. 5. Adams OF the Vandalia line
in the city.
, Mrs Cordia IIoughland OF Empori
;, Kan, is visiting friends IN the city.
v j, W Clark, charged with the ro
berry of the Mulhal postotfice, w
" given preliminary examinatio b
n fore Commissioner Goodrich yesterd a
n The examination was not conclude
q. Postmaster McNelt. OF Waterloo, W
present examining the stolen stamI
his Office having been robbed recentl
5. II. Miller, OF Miller. O. T.,
II turned yesterday from the worlds ia
r. lie left MIS-. Miller in Chicago. und
\. the care of the Lincoln Park santa
y um for treatment for a chronic disea
fro'a which she has suffered for yea