The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-24
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings OF a Day Faithfully
Chrouiclod.

Local real estate men are receiving
many inquiries regarding local real
estate these days.
Pond Creek now has full iiedgcd
bank open ready for business.
Two cotton gins at Enid are kept
busy night and day.
At Pawnee the swell weddings take
place i'm a restaurant.
Enid has two daily and six weekly
papers.
Mrs. joel smith is reported danger
ously Ill.,
A good man ia the right place, is a.
c. Ofhausen, VINO 5 doing general
collecting business in Guthrie. All ac-
counts gwen hin. will be collected il
possible. Office with 5. ID. Decker over
Guthris National Bank 3o3 lm
Rey. McPheeters and family will oc-
cupy the Todd property on Washing
ton avenue.
Synodical Missionary Rev w. K.
King and Rev. w. +. King of this city
arc preparing to tour the strip on
church business.
Keep your eyes on the Welcome gro
Gerry. BOB u
Mrs Ryan's school gets the half
holiday this week for the least mum
her of tardy pupils
Frank Stevens l0s oeen appointed
postmaster at Wacoians in the strip.
r;,,,.a,,a,,, ~,ohois ~ ,bo sorortb
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,r Tia,,n 80. ~ ra'ioro Go,,t,in
Brown lie has been directed to sub
init to the interior department a re-
port of the attitude of the Kiowas and
! Comanches on the agreement made
with the Cherokee commission for the
/ sale of their reservations.
Harry Cotton was down from Perry
Yesterday.
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W. n"n'i"s P"i'''' WV '''' wy
S0''o'"'H
us Is o'ercoaV "ea'"e' WIN IN
Mr. A. C. Offhauseu gives his per
sonal attention To all accounts giver
"'''' 'or '''''' ''o'' 'o' 1T
Kaiser, don't sou want to buy that
beautiful mare at auction . o'clocl
9"Uur"ay on llarriSou anu ! IFS b. 900 ''
The Welcome grocery is getting NJ
a surprise for you. Call and see wha
IL Is ''' -
George Taylor and Mr.. Upton, rep
T'sTh ii ,at'IeS 20 Ine granu ioGse' !, -
T,a,' ar'' ,.e,,., -. ,,Ioasnn, sossi ~,
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DR.. Slocum, II. l.. Strough and a
c. Potter returned from kingdshe
, yesterday where they attended tn,
'"u ! e''o"s iNee''"s'
The many friends OF Mr.. william
Blincoe rejoice that he has recovele
, anu - o'''' i'io'' "o'' ~ '' "'''
District Clerk Lou Pitts posscsse
one of the handsomest boudoirs in tn
c''J
II is said that Hugh McCredie is E
soon resign from the townsite boar,
5 and be succeeded by Phil Rosenbaum
, ,r,a. eoo. mana ,,.,l1 no sold ot an,
tion Saturday at p. IN. on Harrison
and First streets. 305 t.
w.t.. a.. vral..a,.,, o.u,.,. ..,,,-
,t; - oo- 80
'0' macon
. Money makes the mare go at Han
> ''9Oi az" N"' ~ T. ,n+ a., 90
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= Mr.. Robert F.. Ewing and Miss LYdi
Hoffman were united in wedlock Wed
Heso"y ,S 9eenins ,h az ,Ie niuinia oie - aa, ma,
, D.. t',pEaa,,,.s ' ossis,ad ~ hu ~. naLI'
I'eN; mei ~ on,' "en,S III tha op
Pc P; 40 ",e~ -, edI siS, S, "a VIZ oI o
. The @ '.ontr : tro,ting narties are well iInow
a -. -N ,,Tl,,I, |f ttIis 49,,
= 7. lin nov. ,,o,, 60 bid ., u,o or
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T. eo. 80
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Ladies of the Christian church wi
i serve oysters and lunch Friday ever
o ing at the Springer hotel! 3Oi t.
n Don't fail to call at fuckers bar
i this morning and see the trotting sto,
~ .ha bi@hest 6;Sdar SoIo %aai,
( promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
'r Roorohamna and Jarvis baro hrorc,
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