The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-17
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings of Day Faithful,
thronicled.

throniCled.
HER AWFUL FATE.
She fell in moment of weakness:
What voice is there to accuse2
She rose at once. aud under her breath
She bemUancd her high heelCd SHOES.
L. :. Peters OF Monett No. Is in the
city.
Local shipments OF freight, such as
merchandise, to the new strip towns
is very large at present. Guthrie mer-
chants are receiving Lig orders from
all the new towns along the Santa Fe
railroad.
Jerome C.. Chester Of Greencastle.
Ind. is in the city visiting friends and
Ienewing acquaintances.
I a. Il. Underwood died yesterday
morning at his home in West Guthrie
after lingering illness OF over four
weeks. lie was an old and respected
citizen The funeral services will be
conducted in the West Guthrie Con-
gregational church by Rev Parker,
the pastor, at p. IN to-day. The
burial will take place at the city cen.
etery.
Dick Montgomery, the genial letter
carrier, was as happy as a big sun
flower Yesterday. and a large Colum-
bian stamp smile lighted up his bronze
features. It's bouncing boy weigh
ing eight and one-half pounds. All
parties concerned are doing well.
Under Sheriff 5. X. Van Voorhees, is
making an enviable reputation as a
painstaking official.
Ed Kinnan returned yesterday from
a prolonged visit to Chicago. He saw
the worlds fair in ali its glory, kissed
the Blarney stone and danced with
the pretty Persian nymphs. Ed is
thinking of buying worlds fair for
his own use.
Miss Lctha pentecost has returned
from weeks visit to Perry.
Mrs. Tighmau, wife of Marshal
Tilghman of Perry is visiting friends
in the city.
Mrs. lIornberger is haying repairs
made to her store on First street Mrs.
Ii is busy receiving goods for Christ
mas, and can almost supply the terri.
tory with sweetmeats, pies, etc
Miss Nellie Stewart left Yesterday
afternoon for her home in Keokuk,
Iowa, after pleasant three weeks
visit with her cousin, Mrs. f.. +. Brady
at 903 North First street
Judge Lawrence married William T.
Horner and Miss Minerva NJ. Speaker,
both of Crescent township, yesterday.
Deputy Marshal Bartell brought in
couple of law breakers yesterday.
pleasant quilting bee was held by
the Daughters of Rebekah at the home
of Mrs. Strang on Broad street
Wednesday evening Afterwards
supper was served.
j. Cohen is preparing to open a tai
loring shop at Perry.
The buns are hiding out
Five wagon loads of cotton were
marketed in the city yesterday.
L. c. Ballard sold several bales Of
his Cuban Queen cotton Yesterday, re-
ceiving 94 cents for it. This is said
to be the best growing cotton in this
territory.
W. j Horsfall has returned from
Little Rock.
Charles Hume was up eorm Ol,laho.
ma NlIy ycSteTudS'
Henry Cotton is down from Perry.
d. y. Brown of Ponca was here YES
terday.
Deputy Marshal Butner is down
from Enid
The Stiles courtmartial is in prog
ress at Fort Reno.
Bishop Brooke returned yesterday
from trip over the strip in the inter
est of the Episcopal church
Mrs. II. c. Nicholson has recovered
from her recent indisposition.
A couple of colored street urchin,
/ were arrested by House Officer Rust
J Yesterday and taken to police court
One of the lads had hole ia his head
inflicted by a rock thrown by his com
panion, and he prayed that said com
panion be locked up. The boy who
hurled the rock claimed that he had
been hit with slung shot and that he
took revenge by hurling a rock lie
was jailed.
At the Palace: George Hellman.
Chicago; j. Il. Olive, Lexington. Ga
I K. ;. Reaves, Guthrie; j. :. : Callan
Harry Colton, Perry; C. ID. Hawk. ].
W. Burres, Cincinnati: NJ. Leonard
Arkansas City.
;. /. Gilbert, formerly of Wichita.
has been appointed commissioner ot
depositions for the judicial district OF
Perry.
Captain DeFord is at the bedside OF
/ his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Carmean. al
Edmond She is - years of age and
niue hopes are entertained for her re
rovery.
The Democrat is the name of z
bright and newsy paper Just started
at New Kirk by Buck IL Han ter
Z +. w. CAN'T and Efie Darst OF this
city were married at Perry yesterday
by Rev. Mye.s
Mrs Cotteral has been emploved Il
sing for the NJ. +. church, SIutb mi,
year; She will lead the choir mex
Sunday.
Luther West has returned from lows
whittier he was called about two week,
ago on account OF his mothers illness
lie reports her much i-nproved.
Hon. John l. Ollie, of FL Reno. is il
the city.
The Clark a Son lottery fake ha,
been drummed out of Oklahoma CITY
Ed Dunn, first mayor of Enid cam,
over from that city yesterday.