The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-11
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
The Happenings of Day Fsithfnll
Chronicled.
iUzzrING THE poa

evening for Philadelphia.
Rufus Adams, an aged man, is solic-
iting aims in order to carry him back
TO his old home at Pine Bluff, Ark.
A. H. Rice, who with his famil v
moved to Wellington. Kan. few
weeks ago, has returned to Guthrie.
Woodward and county n claim the
honor of having the first school in the
strip. The attendance numbers forty.
Miss Nellie Vincent is teacher.
w. II. Bellamy register of deeds for
Cleveland county, died at Norman,
Tuesday night
The Oklahoma county teachers as
sociation couvenes at Edmund, Nov
ember H.
At the Palace: Frank Worcester,
Fort Scott, Kan; j. ID. Pierce, Young
Vile, ~ c.. T. J. Taylor, Perry; p.
Heuning, Wichita; E +. Hudson, Joe
Abbott, Oklahoma City; Frank Il. Ell
lis, Garden City, Mo-; NJ V. Bentley,
Shawnee, o. r., Frank Russell, Chi
cago.
City Councilman Todd is moving his
family to Perry.
William Hatson is dangerously Ill
with typhoid fever.
DIR. Pinquard has moved his office
from over the Capital National bank
TO a splendid suite of rooms in the Vic
tor block
Two buns were run in yesterday by
the police.
Eight wagon loads of cotton were
brought to the city yesterday from
near Langston.
Governor Swineford aud wife re-
! turned yesterday from Oklahoma City.
AS stated in THE LEADER they were
royalty entertained by our neigh bors
OH the south.
Excavations are being made on south
First street for Shraum's city scales
Workmen Yesterday began breaking
ground 70 Sch Is new business block
on Oklahoma avenue between First
and Division streets.
The c. L. ;. c. will meet with Miss
Margaret Reese Saturday Nov. II, at
2p. IN.
Joe McNally, the well known Uni
tSh pNhlOS IhuiSndl has hONeu from
GAINESVILLE, Tex, to this territory and
will probably re-enter the service of
Marshal Nix.
Ponca City is preparing for grand
cele bration on the 10th inst. to COM
memorate the completion of the school
house there. A barbecue, banquet and
ball will be given.
William Roach was found not guilty
of criminal assault by jury at Okla
homa City yesterday.
John Cunningham is wanted at Ok
lahoma City for a criminal assault on
ll-year old girl named Dean at that
/ place.
Cotton and corn continue to roll in 10
| Norman's market in increasing vol
une, and the merchants report a good
trade.
A prairie fire north and west of Ell
Keno destroyed a large quantity OF hay
for some unfortunate farmer night
before last
Arrangements are being made in Ell
Reno for reception to be rendered
Gen. Miles and Col Cody upon their
arrival in that city on the 18th inst.
from Chicago.
Special silk sale at Ramsay's Nor.
day. :
Manufacturers stock Of odd lengths
of silks, yard to 10 yards at half
prize on sale at Ramsay's Monday.
A chance to get silk dress at man.
ufacturers cost at Ramsay's Monday
New fresh fall silks on sale a whole.
sale prices at Ramsay's Monday
First time in the history Of Guthrie
that the ladies have had an oppor-
tunity of buying n silk dress at manu-
facturers cost at Ramsays Monday.
Mrs. Moreland. of the Royal, was in
Oklahoma City yesterday.
Ms. II. Wilkinson, of Oklahoma
City, visited friends in the city yester-
day.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Rus
sci, a boy.
Mrs. j. A. Gilbert returned from
Perry yesterday.
Chas j. Dolk and Captain Behers
returned yesterday from trip through
the Usage country.
Miss Alice Veatch has returned from
Perry.
w. a. Bassett, of Langton, Kas is
the guest of his brother Frank
supt A. G. Gates visited King6sher
yesterday.
Marshal Nix is home from Tecum-
sch.
Mrs. c. w. Wilder visited Perry yes
terday.
Lee Wisby was here from Perry yes
terday attending court.
At Lyons cash grocery house: 10
pounds granulated sugar for 81, fresh
concord grapes at rs cents a basket,
% pounds rice for 81, six pounds of
starch for 25 cents.
At the Royal: j. A. Moore, Perry;
I. Nj Deal city; j. NJ. White, Louis
vile; j. A. Pence, Kansas City; w. f..
Ihorne, Oklahoma City; Geo. Tackaby,
Topeka; +. ii. Lahrman, Buffalo; w.
l.. Sharp, Chicago; Ed NJ. Cline, Kan
sas City; Joe McEachim, St Loois; j.
IL. Kirg, Perry; W. T. Tate. St Louis;
W. A. Melehlin, Milwaukee.
Have you tried those cigars at Lii
/ lies drug store? 22s-tf
The basement under Lilies drug