The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Attend ,hurch this evening.

w. a. Duncan is here from st Joe
Mo.
J. II. Beatty is here from Oklahoma
City.
Dan Peary of Oklahoma City is in
town.
John b Walker Of Ponca will sun
day in the city
A. Il. Johnson of the United States
army is in town.
Mrs d. S Mckay left this morning
for the worlds fair.
Good places in the land Office line at
! Perry command Sl25.
Special Agent Anderson came IN
from Perry yesterday
Bart Barnes, Oklahoma's naval ca.
det, is here on n short visit
Dr. J. W. Rowland has returned to
his home in Pine Bluff, Ark.
Frank Emery and C. r. Sowerby of
Easton, Neb., are in the city.
Deputy Marshal Severns is said to
be doing striking work at Perry.
Justice Morgan says business in his
line is getting distressingly dull
Miss Loa Hoffman, of Chandler, is
the guest of Miss Bloclxie Jamson.
j. Il. Walker. Ponca, and W. b.
Carswell, beaumont, are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs f. f. Weclile of Day.
ton, Ohio, are visiting c. f. Eisen-
schmidt
II. J. Smith of FL Reno has be; n
tional bank of New Enid
J. w. Cottingham of the Santa Fe
has returned from long trip into
Texas in the interest of his road.
Henry S. Webber of Cannelton Ind,
is here developing Photographic views
of the strip race from Orlando
II. o. Kincaid, clerk of Woodward
county, was in the city yesterday on
business pertaining to his Office.
A postoflice was established yester-
day at North Enid. L. j. Simpson of
FL Reno was elected mayor of Enid.
General John w. Noble passed
through the city yesterday afternoon
enroute north. Was he looking for
claim?
Frank b. CrosthwaIte is here from
Washington, d. c., mnglng with old
friends. lie was formerly examiner
of accounts in the department of JUS
tice.
A young man from Missouri reported
to the police that he had been robbed
of his diamond pin, but he was un-
able to give particulars on account of
a sturendous Jag.
Judge !. H. Bradley, the newly ap-
pointed justice of the peace, at Enid,
was in the city yesterday The judge
says Havens * 0rner are doing a good
Law business at Enid and that the
town has :, 600 population. The office
of Justice of the Pea e pays from 81,
200 to s., 900 the first year.
Sheriff Painter left yesterday for
Jacksonville, III. lie had in his Gus,
tody Mrs Mary Croswell, an insane
woman, whom he will place in the
asylum. Nothing is known of the wo-
man, further than her name. She
drifted into Guthrie about four days
aga and created a scene at the depot.
Governor Swineford returned yes.
terday from Enid, where he inspected
the workings of the land Office and
viewed the work of filing lie says
unprinciplel wretches are still doing
crooked work in the land Office line,
but measures have been taken to eff
fectually stop dark practices and cap
ture the perpetrators.
Police Judge Goodrich is the pos
SCISSOR of an arm rs varegated in colors
as the rainbow. While at Perry the
other day the Judge was bitten on the
arm near the shoulder by a vicious
horse Happily, the teeth of the beast
did not penetrate the fesh but left
curious and picturesque landscape on
the useful member of his honor's an
atomY.
j. C. Hall of the Arkansas lumber
company returned from Enid yester-
day-dirty but happy His company
was the only one that had any lumber
at Enid for the first two or three
days and they made bushel of
money. They had twelve car loads
On TIE ground Saturday afternoon and
sold day aud night as fast as they
could hand it out.
A Lucky star.
DO you believe in n lucky stars?
"Of course | do know one police
man whose beat includes eight fruit
stands and seven saloons"