The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-21
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings of Day Faithfully
ChrOniCled.

The Happenings or Day Iaithfuliy
ChronicIed.
Judge Enright is here from Perry.
Mrs. George Gardner returned yes
terday from Chicago
f. +. Mitchell is here from FL Reno
on business.
Mrs. L. G. Grissell left yesterday for
the worlds fair
Mrs j. f. Humphrey is home from
Chicago and the fair.
Judge Green returned yesterday
from ST Louis
Mrs. J. II. Havighorst arrived home
Yesterday from Chicago and the worlds
fair.
Hon. Frank Crosthwaite of Wash
ington was in the city last night lie
is an attorney in the court of claims.
"llis name shall be called Wonder
full" will be Rev Wimberly's text Sun
day morning. The sermon will be
unique and interesting.
The singing at the NJ f. church,
South, will be the best ever heard in
Guthrie next Sabbath.
Hear Mrs Ramsay sing at the Meth
odiSt Episcopal church, South, next
Sa bbath.
1t is not our fight, but we are
pleased TO learn that the Democrats of
Perry have united and will roll UP "A
handsome majority for the straight
ticket
Bregan will be the next mayor of
Perry.
Secretary Gates of the Y. NJ. c. :.
left yesterday for Fort Scott, Kan, to
a tend a convention of associations of
Kansas and oklahoma. lie will be
absent two weeks or more.
T. c. Asher of Cannelton. Ind. is
sojouruing in the capital. Mr.. Asher
was in the strip rush and is suffering
from ailments contracted by exposure
on the plains.
Judge Rock was up from Oklahoma
City last evening.
c f. Minor of Denver Col, is in the
city. lie will locate.
Miss Sarah Esting of Newton Kan,
spent yesterday with relatives in the
City.
a mad dog was killed in Weat Guth-
RE last evening
T. c, Dennison of Springfield, Mo-
is in the city introducing a patent
churn.
Superintendent Simpson Of the Mis-
souri, and Kansas telephone system is
taking in the worlds fair. Mr. Nc
Daniel is ting as manager of the
system during his absence.
Mrs. C. p. Drace, most accom-
plished musician, will have charge OF
the organ at the NJ f. church, South,
next sabbath.
Miss Anna Laswell, who has been
connected with The LEADER Office S
boolikeeper for several weeks, has re-
signed her position and will leave in
about ten days for Oregon. Miss Anna
is a bright intelligent aad accom-
plished young lady and a thorough
and practical bookkeeper. TIE LEAD
EE wishes her unbounded success in
her new home.
Harry Bedford, conductor on the
Nandalia line, was ia the city yester;;
day lie is en- route TO San Francisco
VIII, re he goes t. seek health and rest,
Rev, Jacobs viii conduct gospel
services ut the y. NJ. c. a. rooms sun
day.
Postmaster Drace returned to Perry
Yesterday, after a sojourn of several
days in the city.
Postmaster Merten visited Perry
yesterday
c w, Mcdaniel, general superinten- n
dent of the Misslu and Kansas
| telephone system, who has been so.
| journing in the city for several days,
left yesterday for Kansas City.
The Lost Soul will be the sub,e
Sunday evening at the NJ. T. church,
South
Edgar Jones enjoyed hunt in the
country yesterday. lie 6agged nice
string of birds.
Jesse Hunter has taken q clerkshir
with Grisham' Steele 4 Co.
Mrs. G 7. Drqce will preside at th,
organ at the NJ. Z. church, South, to
morrow.
w. u sampsoR is here from Kapsa
City.
Charley LauN came in last nigh
from 4 ttip over the road In the inter
est OF Coyle 4 Smith. While in Paw
noe Mr. l.auX received an invitation
to o grand strip ball" 1t will be il
building, but not "close event
:, d Armstrong of Gunnison, Col
IL here with hi6 wife viewing Ia
sights of a great city,
. Quito number of Guthrie citizen
viii go TO Perry this morning TO wit
' ness the scenes incident TO the mum
. pal election. There promises to l
) warm tines at the strip prodigy I,
; day.
Perry's city election takes place L
, day. From all indications John Br
= gan will be elected mayor.
+. Martin came down from Eui
yesterday. He has q good elalm fl