The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-21
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings OF Day Faithfully
Chronicled


Chronicled.
BELIEVED IN PRINTERS INK.
~ have lost my heart" he whispered
Gazing IN her lovely eyes;
But the maiden coldly answered
why don't you advertiser
All kinds of fruits at II. c. Miller's,
Second St. 302tf
C. O. Clearinghouse has located in
Ponca
A cold, Shiny rain visited this sec
tion yesterday.
II. o. Mccain has returned from
Chicago
o. Il. Meredith of Charlottesville,
Ind, is in the city.
The total enrolment in the public
schools has reached /, 800, an increase
OF 800 within two months. This is in
deed encouraging. The only thing we
lack now is good school buildings.
Oakland is the name of new town
IN Q county.
The Oklahoma City council has
passed an ordinance abolishing fees in
the police judges office and fixing his
salary at $50 per month.
Mrs NJ. A. Pullins is in Oklahoma
City on business connected with the
Daughters of Tabor.
Chief Deputy Marshal John Hale
spent Sunday in Chandler
Horace Wilder has returned from
Cincinnati.
Delegate Dennis Flynn harangued
the people of Enid Saturday.
George Bennett, Allen Carruthers,
L. II. Johnson. Harry Decker, j. NJ.
Johnson and James Gordon of Perry,
Sundayed in the capital city.
D. n Frazier was over from Chand
Ter yesterday.
Frank Worcester is here from Fort
Scott, Kas.
r. d. Clay of Kildare, is in the city
searching for a stolen horse
The Guthrie marble yard is enjoy
ing brisk business Three monu-
ments have been erected within the
past week.
J. +. Watkins, ex-district attorney
of South Dakota is in the city. lie
will locate in Perry.
II. C. Miller has reopened his candy
kitchen on Second St. 3O2tf
Charles Laux has returned from G
| trip over the strip in the interest OF
Coyle & Smith.
Z. II. Goodhart of Chicago, went tC
Oklahoma City last Sunday after {
visit with his sister Mrs. Ike Levy.
Harry Evans of the lumber firm o.
keifel & Evans, left yesterday for Rec
Oak, Iowa, to take unto himself ;
wife.
Attorney A. G. Adams formerly OF
Guthrie but now of Perry. was married
TO handsome young lady in Illinois
last week.
Miller's Candy Kitchen has beer
Second street
j. w. Holt returned yesterday from
Chicago. lie was a Columbian guarI
at the worlds fair.
Professor +. L. Hallock of Oklahom
City spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Essie Donald of Anamosa, Iowa
is a new clerk at the Rush.
Captain John Taylor has returne'
from Perry.
On account of the merchants excuT
sion to Fort Worth November 20, tn,
Gulf, Colorado aud Santa Fe Railroad
at Purcell and points south thereo
will sell excursion tickets at rate o
one dollar for the round trip. Trail
leaves Purcell at $40 a. IN, reache
Fort Worth at $40 a. IN. Returning
special train leaves Fort Worth at 9:l
p. m. To join this excursion tak'
train here at lilo p. m, November 22
l.. r. Delaney. 302t2
Mrs. Leon Pitts arrived yesterda
from Jasper county, Mo, to join he
husband.
The mayor of Perry receives 5000
year while the mayor of Enid receive
81, O0U.
The first ordinance passed by tn
city council of Enid was one to re"r
late the speed OF trains through tn
city.
= School Land Commissioner WilliaI
: Bllncoe was taken suddenly Ill las
evening and compelled to seek h
home.
, Attorney General Galbraith returne
from Oklahoma City last evening.
Cal Ornsr will make another trip I
Enid tomorrow.
E Miller's candy kitchen is the plaC
to get all kinds of fresh home mad
candies 302tf
= Perry Democrat: 'CoL" }. Sal
e Young has arrived in Perry aecou
panied by Jack Mitchell. the vetera
q shootmouth. For sometime past the
a have been sojourning in Guthri
u where they made many friends wh
disliked to see them leave Their
a They are a great pair in any cor
;, munity and are always glad they a.
y on earth. This is a joke
=. Four bandits robbed store at A
, rapahoe last Friday forcing the pr
~ prietors to open the safe. thus secr
'e Ing $1,000
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