The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-23
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
nricfGisnccs. Pointed. at Happenings In
aud Abont the civ.
DR. c. Smith was in Mulhall yester-
day
Capt. W. II. Long, L. $. A., is at the
okla
5. Z. Daniels of Oklahoma City is in
town.
Otto Belsemeyer is up from oklaho-
ma City.
a b. Steater of Deleware, Ohio, is
in the city.
Mrs II. II llagan is visiting friends
in st. Louis
Judge f. NJ Elkin came in from
Perry last evening.
Wyatt & Tearney are closing out the
Silver Bell saloon
sheriff Painter came down from
Muihall last evening.
Congressman Bland will speak at
Alva during fair week
City teacl ers' examination will be
held SEP. tud ~.
Mis- wis MARKS of Mulhall is the
guest Ms Lee Homsher
Attorney -Geueral Galbraith returned
from Oklahoma City yesterday
Deputy overbay took whisky seller
Chas. Norberry 70 Newkirk yesterday
for trial.
Mrs Jesse Cook aad her charming
daughter Pet of Sapulpa, are visiting
with Mrs. II. a Booth.
--
Ike Levy and family have returned
from the east where MIR. Levy has
been buying new goods.
j u Charles and family OF Sac and
Fox agency, returned last night from
- vacation at Colorado Springs.
Attorney Joe Miller returned ycster-
day from Newkirk where he is d fend-
ing j. G. Parker in his contest case.
II H. Hagan. W. +. H. Searcey, Jr..
Lon Pitts, Harry Pentecost and l. G
Niback will go to Galveston tonight
Misses Ida and Dayse Niblack came
over from Chandler yesterday on their
way to Eureka Springs TO sojou:n a
few weeks.
The State Capital ball nine has chal.
leuged the DAILY Leader Swift" to
play match game of ball for S25
side The challenge is accepted
Fred Bailey, Vichle Vincent's right
bower, came down from Perry yes
terdny to back Vincent in push~g a
fraudulent bill against the eoun'y.
The district grand lodge tcolnred)
No. 80 Of the grand order of Odd Eel
ows of oklahoma is in session at the
the l. O. O +. hall on Harrison avenue.
Mr. aud Mrs Scott Robinson, Mr.nud
Mrs. Shartel, Mrs. Van Voorhees,. Mrs
Saunders will take in the Galveston
excursion tonight Mrs. Saunders VIII
proceed east to buy fall millinery.
j. 7. Patton and II. II. Hagan have
been corresponding with Kansas tty
parties and can get No . seed wheat
laid down here at 6s cents per bus el.
The Santa Fe delivers it free Of
freight. See these gentlemen for par
ticulars.
Hon. Robert Martin, presid at Of
the Kansas. Oklahoma Central and
Southwestern railway, has returned
from the north, where he was ia con
slltation with the hackers of the road.
lie announces that all obstacl, have
been overcome, and that surveyors
will start out To set the pe,m manent
grade stakes and that dirt will be fiy-
ing within four weeks from coffey,
Vile, Kas., southwesterly through Ok
lahoma.
w. r. Journey, known TO m my in
Guthrie, and TO nearly every man, wo-
man and child in Kay county as the
courteous, polite and affable first SUR
veyor of that county, under appoint
ment of Gov. Renfrow, rejoiceth great
| ly over the advent on July 20 OF a
lovely girl baby TO his househo d-the
first born, and the happy fati e Ia the
eXultation OF fatherly pride writes a
friend in Guthrie that "it is the very
| picture OF its mother" aud il is not
necessary TO say that Mrs Journey is
a very handsome lady and tat our
friend Johnny is most ( rtunate
man Mr.. Journey is now 'ne OF the
corps OF surveyors engaged ia survey
ing the line OF railroad near Frog Level
in Louisiana.
Mr. aud Mrs Scott Robinson are
breaking up housekeeping, eparatory
To leaving the city. They a d. desirous