The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-28
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings of bay Faithfully
Chronicled.

We crStW hile hau cnjallcu,
IL was our purpose that this coat
should serve another season.
But to the sheriff IL has gone
For some specific reason.
II. l.. Hopkins of Hutchinson, Kan
sas, is in the city viewing his property
interests.
The case of Moore VS. DIR. Granger,
tried in Cassidy's court, resulted In "a
verdict for Moore. The case was one
in which Moore sued Granger for
SlG. 40, wages due for "A job of plaster
ing.
Miss Sallie West of Arkansas City IS
in town.
s. II. Herndon is here from Wichita
Mr.. A. c. Ofhausen gives his per
sonal attention to all accounts given
/ him for collection BOB I'm
/ Large select bulk oysters at Miller's
candy kitchen on Second street.
Mrs. =. r. Beck left for Albany,
New York, yesterday.
Invitations are out for the X. of T.
Thanksgiving ball.
George Gardner is in Kingfsher
II. b. Guthrey was in flom Perry
yesterday, enroute to TT. Worth.
ATTORNEY Huston, C. NJ. Barnes, II.
+. Asp, Edgar Jones, Rob't Martin and
others left for Kingfisher yesterday
afternoon to attend the statehood con
vention.
Ex-Mnrshnl Crowley of Arkansas
City is here
C. w. Pontson of Perry Sundaycd in
The city.
IIarrison's Select Players gave per
formance at the opera house last
night
The Guthrie Building and Loan as
sociation sold a sum of money Satur-
day night at 3S per cent.
Miss Marlin will give big dinner at
the Prairie Dale school house on
Thanksgiving.
A. II. Vance died in Oklahoma City
Sunday
H. + Kennedy and Edna NJ. Hodgson
stole n team of horses at Kingfsher
Sunday, and drove to Oklahoma City.
There there were married and arrest
ed.
Rev. Shucl< is under arrest at Okla
homa City for embezzlement
A good man IN the right place. is A.
c. Offhausen, VINO IS doing a general
collecting business in Guthrie. All ac-
counts gwen him will be collected if
possible. Office with :. ID. Decker over
Guthric National Bank 3O3 I'm
Local churches were well attended
> Sunday.
Fifteen wagon loads of wood and
about IL bales of cotton were market
, ed in the city yesterday.
, A large number of citizens left es.
terday for Kingtisher to attend the
statehood convention. More will &C
over today. The meeting promises TO
, be an exciting one
VIM. Donaho and Mace Bodenheimer
= have dissolved partnership, Boden
{ heimer retiring
Governor Renfrow appointed the
following notaries yesterday: j. NJ.
Mcconnell, Kintsher; w. d. Bailey,
county q.
Yesterday was balmy, autumn day,
D and the streets were crowded with
people.
4 We have the Italian skies here.
Sam Oberly, an aged negro, died
. yesterday.
DIR. Harrington has returned from a
n trip to Sioux City, Iowa lie brought
= his horse and buggy with him.
Deputy Sheriff Van Voorhees, is try
D ing to be sick
e Dame Ruinor says wedding will
2 shortly take place on Broad street
: Guess?
e ". c. Wells is here from Oklahoml
City.
Harrison's players are autographed
at the Palace.
Y J. + Davitt is here from st Joe.
C. W. Wilder of Pittsburg, is in th'
city.
Mrs. W. d. Ford and children o
b. Pittsburg, kas, are in the city.
f. L. Donahue was down yesterda.
: from Mulhall.
NJ. Leonard Fred Bearer, Joe Bal
, lou and Andy Craig are visitors fror
n Arkansas City.
+ T. NJ. Deal and George Chevey O
Wichita, are in town.
II Marshal Tilghman of Perry, visite'
is the city yesterday.
!, New hats at Miss Patterson's. n
rent TO pay enables me TO sell at tn
lowest possible prices. Please call be
fore buying. 1t
81 Order your Thanksgiving daiutie
e from the Home Bakery. Fruit cake
> English plum pudding, mince mea
:, and mince pies kept constantly o
hand. White and brown bread rolls
It and fancy cakes made TO order. Order
n may be left at Mr. Salmon's suppl
- house or at I0s east Harrison avenue
30st3
,e Mr.. w. II. Willhelmy, recently {
: Carney, Neb., has rented Schaum
y room, us Harrison avenue, and is pre-
pairing to open a shoe shop lie come
recommended as practical and reii;
l. bic workman and should receive
ID share of the public's patronage.
I'd John Gilbert was Yesterday circula
w ing subscription paper TO raise none
sy for maintaining a merchants polio
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