The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-12-14

BRIEF Chances Pointed. at Happenings to
and About the city
James Bryon is here from Perry.
Mrs Marshal Baxter is recovering.
n Barnard Of Chicago, is in the
city
Attorney II. e Asp has returned
from Topeka.
l. Freedman and wife, Of Ardmore,
are in the city.
Marshal Nix has returned from Ok
lahoma City.
O. r. Walker was down from New
kirk yesterday
c. q. Adams returned from still
water yesterday.
Geo. Ford and wife left yesterday
for Cripple Creek
j. S Soule is attending the farmers
meeting at Oklahoma Ct'v
Mr. L. l.. PGtten has rr,u nd FROM
Idaho, where he spent tie p, nlmer.
Bishop Brooke arrived home yester-
day from three mon ths stay in the
east
A Santa Fe passenger car was shat
tered at Florence yes erday by steam
heat
Major Ellis, formerly of thi- i'v. is
now living with his sister nedr rhlla-
delphia
President & L MORO aud wife, of
Saltwater, came in from Ei Reno last
evening.
Judge Dale and his court retinue
will leave for Wood ward tomorrow to
hold court
j. L. Allen, st Louis; f. J. Myer,
St Joe; A. j. Trefther, Peoria, are at
the Royal.
william Dawson sold his grocery
business on West Noble yesterday to
NJ Penland
Allen Hall, formerly politician,
now a commercial traveller. was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Volney Hoggatt, of Perry,
has joined her husband in New York,
where he is located
Miss Florence Hadley is home from
Newkirl5 where she has been doing
stenographic work.
Mrs Bidwell will return to TerrC
Tlaute, Indiana, today. She has been
b visiting her sister, Mrs. Sheppard.
Col. McReynolds and L. R. Delane!
yesterday received patent for theil
improved human railroad ticket"
Henry Mcbride is here from Pat
man, lis lie says things in that stat
are in a worse condition than they ar,
70 in oklahoma
J. w. McNeal has returned from hi
J New Mexico mines He returned b
5 way OF Cripple Creek and says tina
n place is a seethiny mass Of humanity
I Oklahoma now has lO2 prisoner
e confined in the penitentiary atLansini
at cost of S25 so a day, uot countin
). the cost of transportation.
n Judge Scott has reversed his decis
e ion on the Wrightsman gambling Law
a anu uON HOlho lllhb IL was ltk ullY an
regularly ouactcd and is in full fore
{ and effect.
q W. l.. Joyce. an attorney CT Paola
Kansas, spent the time between train
I in the city yesterday. Mr. Joyce is a
old college friend of School Ian
Commissioner Blincoe.
e Mrs. VIM. Strougher, acc.mpanie
e by her five children, arrived here fror
n Nebraska yesterday TO visit her hu'
band, who is confined in the fedora
Jail for whisky selling Mrs. Stroughe
= is destitute
Mrs. Henry L Asp entertained tn
Ladies Whist club yesterday after
+ noon Nearly all the members of tn
a club were present and were hospitabl
I entertained. Elaborate refreshment
were served.
S Theodore Mikeland, of Troy, Kansas
is in the city on business. He contem
, plates locating here in the near future
and will engage in the implement bus
e ness. He will make a valuable acqu
, sition to Guthrie.
The revival services still continue a
the L lIol M. Il. cuufcns Ou SdDOdl
Rev. Rhoads, the evangelist, viii
: at / / o'clock on Christian Perfection
j. d. NJ. Buckner, the pastor vii
preach i'm the evening on Curiosity.
Next week there will be preaching ser
I vices at 1880 o'clock each evening, an
, Bible school at $50. You are cord
ally invited TO these meetings.
Z -
, Mr.. win Hodges, one of the etlicien
{ officers of Marshal NiN's force, CAV
the Herald a pleasant call while en-
route TO Guthrie from Saltwater wher
he formerly resided. Mr. Hodges /
one of those congenial, affable sort o
fellows whose presence adds sunshin
; and pleasure 10 whom he comes in con
tact. lie is a thorough going ever.
day Democrat which is but anothe
mark Of infinite respecta ity.-Or
lundo Herald.