The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-24
LIGHTS IND SHADOWS.
BRIEF Gi ,rces, Tuiatrd, ut Happcn.ra- i1
sud About the Ctty.

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BRIEF Gi ,rces Toiatrd, ut uappcnna- i1
sud About the Ctty.
Everybody 60 to the Eagle unE
store for anything yuu may want pol
the drug line Everything as cheap it
not cheaper than anywhere else.
a. c. llINoN s. Co.
j L. Calvert is down from Perry.
o George Clifford of Chicago is in the
city,
Judge Ewing is here from King
fisher.
Farmer Ed Platt left Friday for his
Strip claim.
Firemaa Caldron WAS taken 20 Otta-
wa, Ks, Yesterday.
Mrs Senator Baker and son Harry,
are down from Cross.
Col A. j. Blackwell came in from
Blackwell yesterday.
Mayor W. ~ Brayton and f. r.
/ Berkey are down from Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Williams are
"at home at East Noble avcnue.
j. C. Fosters home, 6l2 East uarri-
son, was burglarized Friday night.
c Whitacre's $40, 600 horse, "Ar-
tisan' died yesterday at uskaloosa
Rev. and Mrs. Queen are entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Alternately, of Can
/ torment
Miss Jennie Van Meter of Oklahoma
City was granted notarial commission
yesterday.
Parties entertaing friends or giving
parties will confer a favor on the edi-
tor by leaving notices of the same at
this Office
Ed II. Lyon, the popular grocer,
left last night for New Orleans to
take in the Mardi Gras. lie will mott
bring back a wife.
AL Doty and VIM Blair were brought
down from Newlirll today by Deputy
Gress They are charged with intjmi-
dating homesteaders.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Fuqua, of Kansas
City, spent Thursday and Friday i'm
our city at the home Of Mrs. W f..
Kesenger They were fagorably inn
pressed with Guthrie.
John Gilbert received letter yc.ter-
day from Senator Dubois who says
that he is working diligently against
the sooner bill, and that the measure
will likely soon meet am unlamcuttd
death.
The father of one of Murderer Mill
gam victims, living at Cottage Home,
Tenn, has written q long letter Sd
Governor Renfrow, in which he urge.
the execution of Milligan.
The board Of trade met Ia-t evening
and considered several Important top
les Protest was made against tine land
lord lien law, just passed boy the 'g-.s
; latue and committee was named 81.
call ON the governor and ask him g..
veto the obnoxious measure.
Charlotte Wnks, graduate OF
Wayerly Conservatory, of Music, Chi
cago. H., wishes to organize class o.
= students on piano and violin. She viii
d meet pupils at Mr.. Whites iewcIry
store Tuesdays Wednesdays and
Thursdays from to 4 p. m.
An inquest was held yesterday owe
the body of VIM. Harrison. who wai
murdered 10y Mrs Taylor by Coroue
Barker A verdict was rendered il
) accordance with facts given in Tn,
, Leader. The body was buried yes
: terday in the East cemetery.
p Col Henry Glazier, of Orlando, re
turned Friday from a pleasant visit t,
his old home in Maysville, Mo Tn
colonel is an active member of the
board of regents OF the Saltwater
Agricultural college aud will soon be
gin a series Of irrigation experiment.
e on the college grounds
+. NJ. Jones Of this city is the posses
d sor of a valuable and interesting wa
c rehc. 1t is piece of parchment. yel
e low with age, containing congratu
, latory order from Brevet Major Gen
: eral q. A. Custer TO the men of tn,
u Third cavalry division. 1t is dated a
5 AppomattaN. c. II. Va, April 9, 1858
q and the boys of the Third division ar
a praised and complimentcG. The reli
should be i'm the national museum.
). Col. j. II. Havighorst, one Of tn
most popular and best natured distric
clerks in the territory, was in the cit
+ yesterday on legal business. Frida
t morning Mr.. Havighorst passe,
2 through Perry enroute to Guthri
from Newkirk. While on the train h
- was accosted by an old colored mar
II who with tears in his eyes begged 70
d the loan of few dollars adding that In
Il home was about to be taken becaus