The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-17
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

The Happenings Of Day Faithfully
Chronicled.
Bill Reayes has returned from the
fair
r. II. Smithwicls has returned from
Wharton.
L. S, Hubble of St Louis is in the
city.
Attorney navens returned yesterday
from Enid.
Mayor TVil Lennon was down from
Mulhall yesterday.
Hon. Robert Martin was in Ell Reno
yesterday.
Attorney Horner has returned from
Chicago.
The district court is grinding on civil
business.
Judge Geo Amer and wife leave to-
day for Chicago.
George Mitchell and wife are here
from Wichita
Z. w. Iennessey has returned from
Chicago
! Hamilton Weeks, an old-timer spent
Sunday in the city,
A copy Cf the st. Mary'S kan Star
has been received at this office, de-
failing the failure of Il. II. Hogan.
The paper says he has ten victims and
places his liabilities at $4,000.
Il. Il. Hainer has a new Office in the
Gray Bros building, on Division
street.
The Payton company is playing at
FL Reno this week.
A. d. Wright, T. f. Lunn and wife
and Sheriff Parker were over from
Chandler yesterday.
Mrs. i. w. Pearce ana childr,n of
Wichita are visiting Hon. Robert Mar
tins family
Mrs. Hatcher and daughter Mrs
Westervelt came down from Perry
yesterday.
Judge Bailey of the Perry townsite
board returned to Perry yesterday af-
ternoon after a week sojourn in Guth-
re.
Attorney lierriott visited Perry and
Cross yesterday
Governor Swineford was in Perry
yesterday afternoon.
J. c. Roberts of kingfisher is in the
city.
James pettigrew was placed under
arrest by Constable Ross Saturday
night on the charge of stealing C. dog
from John Pollock.
Bert Millison, manager of the Wich-
ita Beacon bindery was in the city
Yesterday
Judge Blevlns OF Santa Fe was in
the city yesterday.
United States Marshal Nix returned
yesterday from the worlds fair
Mrs. Tingle, who has been sick for
some time, is reported convalescing.
Mrs Henry FrieGlander is rapidly
improving under the treatment of DIR
Pinquard
NJ. Stowe has outgrown his quarters
at ll7 North Division street and will
shortly occupy rooms in the Langley
building.
Mrs. Eamey is preparing to enlarge
her stock of qucensware and will soon
have one OF the best novelty stores in
the Southwest
A man with II Cherokee strip gag
stood off a constable with a gun in a
, Harrison avenue saloon last night.
. Ed Kinnan spent Sunday in Oklaho,
, ma City. There are great attractions
there for Ed nowadays.
Nix Halsell & Co sent another big
stock of groceries TO Perry yesterday.
O. ID. Halsell and wife and Mrs. w.
Frazier arrived Yesterday afternoon
Il from Chicago and the worlds fair.
Charlie Garrett is back at his desk in
the recorders office after a month 5 alb
sence in the Cherokee strip.
Mrs. d. j. Morris of Oskaloosa, Iowa
j, arrived in the city yesterday to here
after reside
Harvey Beebe of Clinton. No. is il
: the city Mr.. Bebee was a tenor
: singer with the Kansas delegation
y which performed at Chicago on Kan
n sas day.
II Charles Reynolds of Galena, Kan Il
:, in the city lie will locate.
II. 5. Pelman of Purcell is in tn,
, city looking for a location for barbe
y shop
1t costs only sl7. co now to make tn
i trip To Chicago and return.
The preliminary examination O
i Samuel Brown, charged with stealin
$3.50 and ten watches in the strip wa
J. held before Commissioner Goodric
'r yesterday. Brown was bound over I
Ia court.
h J. T. Hall a ca are opening a ne
. lunch house at 30l Oklahoma ayeuu,
" 1t will be clean and well appointe
s. ind the doors will be open both da
Sc and al night. Mr.. Hall is caterer