The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-12
LIGHTS and SHADOWS.
BRIEF chances, Pointed az Happenings in
and About the city.

sam Atherton has returned from El
Reno
Island part, viii be in full bloom
today.
Thirty horse, are quartered at the
fair grounds.
Miss Parsons returned from Perry
Yesterday
Mis-, Florence Hitchcock, is visiting
in T. Reno
Deputy Ed Kelley returned from
Perry last night
Attorney Cottingham returned last
night from the north.
Attorney Braunon of Ardmore was
Iu the city yesterday.
Malcom McNcul Joined the coufed-
crate camp last night
~o far forty persons have joined the
bicycIi~ts athletic clu1.
L.u Ti';, wa, bitten on the cheek by
a spider last night The spider died
T. +. Boggess will preach at il and
%. M. today at the Christian church.
His, Lucy Gatewood, of Wichita,
was killed In "a runaway at Oklahoma
City,
Charlie Adams went to Oklahoma
City last night TO avoid working the
streets.
Jerry Smalley cattle thief was
taken to Perry yesterday to receive
sentence.
Mrs. W. Il Ewing, of Topeka, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. wi
coz left for home yesterday.
Rev. C y Queen will be in his pull
pit today and SPEAKS on Christ the
Son of God, and Christ Pierced.
Judge Dale will adjourn district
court Monday morning until May 81.
He will hold court in Saltwater the
coming week.
The brief Of Hon. }. ". Wisby in the
Freeman timber case will be printed
in Tuesday Leader IL makes inter
estiug reading
Rev g.. Il. Rogers will preach today
az the probate court room at / ! o'clock.
>ubi.ct, "What will YOU do with
Jesus. All are most cordially il.|
vityd.
The work Is being rapidly pushe
ON the new insane asylum at Norman
/ The management will have it all ready
/ for occupancy when their contract
begins.
The camp of eN-confederate veterans
met last night, and adjourned to meet
next Saturday night TO arrange for
/ the observance of decoration day,
April 30
At the Royal O. Z. Richardson,
Perry, f.. Cook Wichita; Ed +. Wal
lace j. FinnclL ST Louis; Henry j.
Brennan, Carbonate, Pa; w. l. Payne,
81. Louis; j. c Mexican, X. G.: K. T
Gentry, Blackburn.
The various dry goods houses in tro
city will close their doors at o'clo.',
Monday evening, and every even % q
thereafter, except Saturday, dur ng
the heated term. for the accommo la
tion of clerks. This is righte rs
move
A pleasant reception was rendered
Mrs living asst evening by Trinity
church guild at the home Of Bishop
Brooke a large number Of ladies'
called and the affair was highly en-
ioya0le. Mrs. living is an ardent
worker in the missionary field.
Ed. Lyon in still selling bars w. r.
soap 25c, Pettijohn's breakfast food lOc
: Bib cans Kansas tomatoes 25c, : lbs
GA; flakes or prunes 25c Lion or Ar
buckle coffee poo, I 10 pix gS soda sc,
coal oil zoe gallon, bs strained
honey 25c, ! 10 best leaf lard Zoe, lOc
lamp chimneys ic.
The usual services win be held at
Trinity Episcopal church today At
the morning service and Sunday school
Mr., y. T. living, of New York, OF
the Woman's Auxiliary TO the board
of missions, will make addresses At
night the bishop will deliver a special
address TO men and will admit the
new chapter OF 81. Andrews BROTHER
hood 20 membership.
/ President +. II. Furrow requests all