The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-12-29
LIGHTS and SHADOWS.
Brief Chances, Pointed, at Happenings To
aud About the Citv.


aud About the Cltv.
a. v Green, St. Joe. is here.
Nelson stone is convalescent.
Judge Asher is up from Tecunseh.
General Twamley is dangerously il.
John overbay is suffering from la
grippe.
Mrs. zula Wilder is down from
Mulhall.
Rev Wasson went to Oklahoma City
last night
NJ Upshaw is here from okla
homa City
john CummaclS has returned from
Kansas ,ity
The legislative ball promises to be a
brilliant affair
W. II. Harper was up from Oklaho-
ma City yesterday.
There are fourteen applicants for
Jddge Burford's sit
Invitations for the legislative ball
were issued yesterday
RMrs Dian johnson returned from
Kansas City last night.
Frank Prudom high sheriff of the
Usage nation, is IN the city.
The ladies are ordering swell cos
tunes for the legislative ball.
Harry Bacon of oklahoma City was
a visitor in Guthrie yesterday.
Miss Grace Allen Of Bear creek is
prepa ring to return to Africa.
Perkins people have passed resolu-
tions denouncing the arrests of coun-
terfcitersat that place
Frank Coughnor and wife of Shell
don, H., are visiting j. j. Johnson,
MIR. C. 5 brotherin-law.
Rev. Jamison, the eloquent "Uncle
Joseph, will preach at the South M.
Il. church Sunday morning.
J j. Donahue of this city and Miss
Kate Tucker of Butler, Mo, were
married at Perry last week.
.
Miss Kate Amsbary, of Kansas City,
is spending the Christmas holidays
with her sister, Mrs A. G.. kesler.
Selwyn Douglas, prominent IN terri
torial Masonic and legal circles, was q
visitor from Oklahoma City yesterday.
) Hon. L. =. Ross, receiver of the Ok
lahoma City land Office, was a caller at
the governors Office yesterday after.
noon.
3 r. NJ. Upshaw, secretary of the A.
aud NJ. college at Saltwater, was in
city yesterday and left last night for
oklahoma City
The El Reno grand jury has indicted
j. j. O'Bourke and j. II. Wright OF
T the Canadian county bank on the
charge Of fraud.
Secretary Lowe issued notarial com.
missions yesterday to 5. r. Barrett, OF
Dale, and d c Lews and A. H. Welsh.
of Oklahoma City.
Attorney Horace Speed arrived
home yesterday from Washington. lie
SAYS Tecumseh has "A fair chance tC
! secure the Chootaw road.
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The board of regents of the agricul
tural and mechanical college will NEE
,, at saltwater next Wednesday. An in
teresting session is looked for.
. Marshal l.. d. Nix will tender re.
ception and supper TO his deputy mar
shals at Mrs. Van Voorhees, on Mon
day, Dec. 81, from to 10 p IN.
Judge Steward, the oklahoma City
probate judge who sprang into noto
riety through his interference in the
Burke and Brown newspaper con
tempt case, was in Guthrie yesterday
Henry Linn received telegram yes.
terday stating that his ticket, No
As, ,95I, had won the Fifth Avenu,
hotel, worth SIS 900, at Arkansas
City. The same number draws the
first prize in the MeX.ca lottery. Mr.
Linn left at once for Arkansas City.
The guild will entertain the visitors
Saturday to a dolls levee,' at the
corner of First and Cleveland, Guthrie
Proper The oldest, ugliest and pret
TEST will get prize on display al
Lilies.
Secretary Lowe yesterday granted O
charter for the Oklahoma Central rail
way, which the incorporators hope
will some day close the gap existing
between pa, the present terminu,
Of the Frisco, and Oklahoma City The
directors of the proposed railway ar,
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