The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-13

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LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
Brief Chances, Pointed, at Happenings In
and About the city.
The new fire tower will be belled |
today.
Dave Mcbride returned from Newton
yesterday.
T. H. Lucas is confined to his home
with sickness
Bert Laverty has returned from
visit to Wichita.
Mrs l. A. Kinnet has gone to FL
Dorado to reside.
B. Il. Blaseney aud bride OF Tecum
sch are in the city.
The military band gave a concert on
the acre last night
Dick Morgan is down from Perry
likewise Irving Fuller.
Praise be to Allah. The government
acre fence has disappeared.
A new barrel of 'old tar" has been
received at the Mistlctoe bar.
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Bill Tlghman will enter all his
horses in the races here this fall
Mrs. l.. II. Holt and little son have
returned from visit at Ottawa, Kan.
Miss Ethel March, of Coffeyville,
Kan, is visiting friends in West Guth
rie.
Deputy Chris Madsen, chief of the
Cheyennes, returned to El Reno last
night
Mrs Grissel pleasantly entertained
the ladies' whist club yesterday after
noon.
Justice jackson is hearing the griev
ances Of the trustees Of the colored M.
H. church.
Major Rosenbaum attended the Mys
tic Shrine meeting at Oklahoma City
yesterday.
Robert WIS, Of Delaware. Ohio, is
in the city. He is arranging TO open
meat market
The Chandler bank has been notified
that OUTLAW are preparing TO raid the
town and rob the bank.
An enormous bull snake has been ad-
ded to the interesting 700 collec-
tion in the Welcome grocery show win
dow.
r.. w. Davidson, T. 5. guager in the
9Th district of Kentucky, who has been
in the city for several days, returned
home yesterday.
Notwithstanding the rigid provis-
ions prohibiting stock from running at
large in this city, Billy Gil1s calves
are seen on the streets every evening
ON a bicycle, too.
The testimony in the famous Ilig-
gins perjury trial at Oklahoma City
was closed yesterday, and arguments
will he made next week.
While w. + McClung was celebrat-
ing the Fourth in this city thieves
broke into his room at Perry and stole
$3.50 worth of clothes.
Attorney Bakers speech in the DIS
trict court room, fell out Of the win.
dow onto the side walk last night aud
was smashed TO smithereens.
The Kn0wlton Danderine company
is arranging to charter a special car
and carry 81 people to the Coz bett-
Fitzsimmons fight at Dallas
The intimate friends OF Assistant
Auditor Nichols failed TO properly tag
him before he left for Denver aud it is
feared that he will bring back a wife.
The taking of evidence in the Com
mercial bank case was finished before
Referee Green yesterday and argu
ments are now being made by counsel.
w. 4. Campbell, of Norman, w. #.
Little, of Perry, and A. c. Dolde, of
NewkirlS, were in the city yesterday.
Campbell was enroute to Kansas City.
A rather prominent and festive mar
ried man got gay with a colorcd wo-
man near Island park yesterday and
now carries his left eye in mourning
Don't forget the sale of money will
be next Monday evening, which will
/ be sold under the new plan by the
Guthrie Building aud Loan association,
Marshal Nix has disposed OF his
match factory in Chicago A big fac
tory is being built in Fort Scott, rs
| by syndicate which will manufac-
/ turc the double-headed match.
Edward Anderson, living at Water
| loo, this county, went to Kansas sew
eral months ago to hunt work
and is now under arrest at Erie, on
the charge OF numbering his employer
Swan Peterson.
Charles w. Foote, of Minneapolis,
who was dangerously, il not fatally,
hurt in the catastrophe at Atlantic
| City, is a brOther-in-law of NJ SIS Frank
Parr, who is visiting Mrs. l. b. Shap-
| land
Robert Johnson, convicted II assault
and sentenced TO the county jail and
John Mouthy, convicted OF violating
revenue laws aud jailed at Perry, were
pardoned yesterday by Acting Cover
nor Lowe.
Milt Pulse. formerly of this city, was
convicted of altering United States
deputy accounts. in the TT Smith Uni
I ted states court. Monday. aud senten-
sat IN earve "A tarun af thirfa0n nnnths