The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-08
LroHrs AND SHADOWS.


T. j. Gecney of Newton, Kan, is in
the city.
Professor Gates has returned from
Kansas.
d. d Kirk and wife of Santa Fe are
in the city.
George Gardner visited oklahoma
City yesterday.
Ed Dunn, mayor of Enid, was in the |
city yesterday.
Samuel Wisby has taken a clerkship |
in Marshal Nix's office
Rev llawley will preach at the Pres
bytcrlan church to-day.
Clay Peters and Frank Gault of
oklahoma City are here.
Charles f. Gates left this morning
for Denver with his wheel.
Rev. Brewer has built neat dwell
ing on his claim near Perry
). r. stevens Of Lyons Kan, is in
the city with "A view to locating.
a team, wagon and harness sold at
the horse market yesterday for SIS.
W. l.. George, assistant attorney of
X county, was in the city yesterday
Mrs. John Stone has returned from
the worlds fair and points in the
orient.
Henry Spurgeon of Mount Carmel
H., is in the city looking for invest
ments.
Miss Kate Dooley returned from
Peoria, Ill, yesterday after a years
absence.
Mrs. Horace Speed and mother, Mrs.
Adams, arrived Yesterday from Louis
vile, Ky.
Charles Laux is home from trip
over the road in the interest of Coyle
Il Smith.
John Clark, Esq, of Saltwater was
in the city yesterday enroute home
from Perry.
J. +. Collar is endeavoring to organ
ize brass band at Perry. What has
Perry done?
Edward +. Telibe was yesterday APP
pointed deputy clerk Of the district
court at Pa~nee.
4 r. NJ. Blair was yesterday appointed
nited states commissioner Cor the
Second district OF Oklahoma
Rev +. w. l!awley came up from
Oklahoma City Iast evening and will
hold services in this city to-day.
Townsite board No. & is occupying
the rooms just vacated by the terrific
rial secretary, on Harrison avenue.
Considerable cotton from the Choc-
taw country was IN lrlseted in this city
yesterday. Cotton is selling at about
-.
Colonel Snyder received an invita-
tion yesterday to attend the reunion
of his old regiment, the Ninth of New
York.
Coylc & Smith purchased twenty
bales of cotton yesterday, paying $50 4
bale. Tie cotton was raised neal
Lang ston.
\. Pitts, recently from Carrollton
Mo-, is stopping at the Royal, He II
talking of establishing grocery store
I in this city.
The Illinois river can be forded a
, any point-something that has no
/ happened before in the memory of th,
oldest inhaJitant
Those favorit, Oklahoma commodi
p ties, wood and hay, rolled into tow
at lively rate yesterday. Hay range
, in price from IS to 81 per ton.
A man giving his name as Wood
man was brought down from PER-,
last evening by deputies and lodged il
Jail on the charge Of carrying wear
ons.
T Secretary loves new quarters, i
, the Beadle block received. many visit
ors yesterday. The new rooms ar
commodious, well-lighted and Won
! ulated.
Ben Deikcr Of Shawneetown was il
: the city yesterday Mr.. Decker
clerk OF the board OF school director
e of Shawneetown aud is endeavoring t
e float $500 of bonds TO build schoo
] house.
Mayor Ec Dunn of Enid, who was i
. the city yesterday, will leave to-mol
- row for Chicago TO confer with Pres
dent Gable Of the Rock Island in r,
gard TO the building of depot an
switches.
German Day, October 6, was ignore
by the Germans OF this city, on a
count, as they explained, of the inte
est and excitement attendant upo
opening the strip, the worlds fair, Il
- St Louis exposition and other attra
tions.
9, -Four Young Germans named Ere
+, Meyer. Gustave Kaegel, Ludwig Blocl
20 and August JacobY, are wheelin
from New York TO California on
, wager of si,lJO. ii they win they wi
=. encircle the globe. The young me
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