The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-26
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
Brlef aianoes. Pointed. at Happenings In
aud About the CITY.
} H. Everest OF oklahoma City is
here.
NJ. NJ. carico is up from Oklahoma
City.
The cold-weather has stopped work
on the p. 0. building.
J. NJ. Hampton, OF Washington, ID c.
in the city.
J. f. Kirkpatrick. Of the Topeka capf
ital is in the city.
G. b. Adams returned last night from
Sac and Fox.
John R. Spinner, a prominent Usage
tradesman, Is here from Pawhuska.
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V. c. Welch, of the lively Perry En-
terprise, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Flora Mcpherson, of coffeyville'
Kas., is visiting friends in the CITY,
pautv.i meetings at First NJ. +.
church have adjourned until next
week.
Usage Tribe No 2, Improved order of
Red Men. will meet tonight to pract-
ice degree work.
Attorney John Stone will go TO the
woods and fields to-day to hunt the
festive rabbit.
The military ball on Thanksgiving
night promises to be the swellest event
ever held in the city.
John Golobie. of the Capital, has re-
turned from X. c., where he heard
Melba and other son gbirds.
Lee Hutter was out in a cutter last
night and enjoyed a slide on the first
snow of the season.
Judge Dale, Clerk Pitts, Stenograper
Delay and Crier Taylor will leave for
saltwater to hold district court
Geo. Forl and wife. old time resi-
dents Of Guthrie are visiting their sis
| Ter ltTs NJ tlultn vi luAb
Geo. Stroebel was presented 3 bull
dogs yesterday by admiring friends.
Now George won't speak to Mr.. Crow &.
c. NJ. Barnes will spend December
and January in Washington, and help
Speaker Reed organize house com
mittees.
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Catholic church will meet Tuesday at
p. IN. at the residence Of Mrs. Upton
3Os Villas Ave.
J. w, Weymouth, opposite fire de.
partment, is making kindling wood
chops. Leave your orders. He also
has wood yard and coal.
United States Marshal Il. Dumas Nix
arrived nome yesterday from Boston.
New York and Washington, where he
has been on official business.
The military boys report large
sale OF tickets for Thanksgiving night.
The boys are hard workers and their
efforts will be crowned with success.
The military boys report large sale
of tickets for Thanksgiving ball
The boys are hard workers aud their
efforts will be crowned with success.
Miss Carrie Gray. OF Pickering, Mo.
who has been visiting her uncle Mr.
Wray at Chandler, is In the city en-
route to Saltwater to visit Mrs. A. 7
Neal
Deputy Chas. Colcord has returned
from Massachusetts, whittier he deliv
cred Jennie Metcalf, the female whis
KEY seller sentenced to three years II
the reform school.
Inspector Frank Beebe came in las
r night from the north and will go 4
. saltwater to attend district court
Mr.. Beebe is one of the most courteous
popular and painstaking inspector
working in this district,
Guthrie Lodge, No. 3, l. O. o. i
held o meeting last night and electe'
: the following officers for the next si
= months: j. Redwood, N. G.; +.
. Msyette, V. G i; G. Gordon, secretary
, f. Ritterbusch, Sr, treasurer
! Mrs. Will Farringer (nee Painter
\ came down from Winfield yesterday T.
. WISH ntf uOoh VI
and attend the military ball o.
e Thanksgiving night. Mr.. Farringe
e will join her tomorrow.
Mrs VIII Farringer lnee Fainter
came down mIWinfeld yesterday I
visit her parents and host of friends
. and attend the military ball o
Thanksgiving night Mr.. Fairinge
will join her tomorrow.
Shells for Road MAhlng.
9 lighter load OF snail shells iron
= Mr.. Curtis, Of Eustls. was received yes
!. terday by the city engineer. and will
!. be used TO pave a portion OF Mai
street on top OF the Alachua rock pave
ments as an experiment. The shell
r were presented to the city by Mr. Cur
Y It's II this thing keeps on. the entir
IS Alachua rock pavement will soon b
y covered with different samples OF paw
I ing material at no cost to the cit,
The shells from Eustis are snail shell
and are said TO make an excellen
driveway.
Thus Endeth the Lesson.
Her mother" Bessie, dear, I am SJI
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