The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-11-10

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LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
Brief chances. Pointed, at Happenings IN
aud About the city
b. r. BerlSey is sick
Bert Laverty is in oklahoma City
DR.. Furrow says ducks are plentiful.
II. d Price is up from olslah oma
City.
Gus Rhodes is home from his Strip
farm.
b T. Conner of ST Joe, is at the
Royal.
jim corbett will visit Ardmo ore to-
morrow.
Attorney J. R. Keaton was in Perry |
yesterday.
Prof. Boyd was up from Norman
yesterday.
Mrs John Daniels has returned from
an eastern NiSlt.
Deputy 5, S Nix returned from Ar
kansas City last night.
Deputy Joe Severns returned from
Newkirls last night.
Jud Meacham will 90 to st. Joe to-
day to take position.
Miss Lois Dana, who has been on
the sick list IS Improving.
A masquerade ball will be given at
Seward Thanksgiving night.
The Bee Hi7e show window is at
tracting considerable attention.
Prof Lee will give seance this af-
ternoon at the county court house.
Mrs. Turner returned to Enid yes
terday, after visit to Mrs. Will Spen
Ger
The Kentucky Liquor Cos chile is
drawing the crowds. It's the hot
stuff.
F. b. Lucas has issued invitations
for a "Big IT, party to be given at >
o'clock next week.
1t is reported that Mrs. John Hinkle,
wife of the editor of the Perkins Jour
nal, died Thursday.
Mervin r. Miller, elocutionist, will
appear at the Christian church, Thurs
day night, November II.
c. b. Adams arrived home from
Wichita and other points in Kansas
whore he has been looking after his
landed interests.
Prof S. Nj. Hopkins, Of the El Reno
city schools, was in the city yesterday
2 attending a meeting of the territorial
board of education,
The Olsmith Arms Co. ranied off O
s $50 double barreed shot gun last
, night 1t was won by Geo. DeGrofl
who gave i2c for his chance.
The Congregational ladies are ex-
pected TO be at the church on Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock, sharp. Come
prepared to work Bring friend.
The council dre ommittee is aiding
Chief Taylor in enforcing the fire ordi
nance. The petition of Mr.. Heckei
] asking permission to build a fran,
$ house within the fire limits, was mo-
d granted.
: The persons who attended the mill
tary hop at oklahoma City returned
$ yesterday. They say the Oklahomi
!. City people took especial paips)t 4
please them.
The fremont house was opened
yesterday BY. Dave Morris. Mrs. 5
4, Z. FaWbush an cstimable lady ant
!, one experienced in hotel business j
! In charge of the table service,
The directors of the Kansas, O1laho
ma Central 81 South western give as
surapce that arrangements haYe beer
a made whereby work is TO commenc
. on the grading not later than the 2itl
= inst
: 1t is reported that Charley Smith
charged with the murder of Gus Hol
e land in Woods county is willing Il
I give himself MP If he will be allow
q ed to give a f-e thousand dolla
e bond.
e The ladies who were members o
the Woman's Columbian Society, an
all who think they would enjoy lite
rary work. are invited to the home o
J.. Mrs c. NJ. Barnes on Monday, Nov. ! 1
q at p. m.
An Iowa Indian wearing plug ha
!, and pair of pateDt leather pump
. was an attraction on the streets yes
= terday. He appeared as proud as tn
- naughty king Of Ashantee. who re
y Gently sneered at England's ul lima
tum.
Col. Douahoe, banker OF Mulhal
3 Oklahoma. was in Norman Thursda
le of this week and bought for shipmer
'e from this point two carloads of caste
Is beans IL is a product that is easil
10 and cheaply raised in this country an
,e one il would pay our farmers to deyoi
" more attention TO in the future No
=, man Transcript.
A. Have your weighing done on tn
i.ton Standard Monarch scale jui
erected by A. G.. Kesler, the populi
m wagon yard and feed store proprieto
= corner Division and Clevelau1 av
IA Teleph0ne No 90. no.
Fonnd-Lady's silver watch and 70
Enquire 5. H. Iau, care Ned Chez
die
Go to Hirzel Brothers for cheap gr'
q. eeries 10 I'm.
ks stoves aud ther household goot