The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-05-28
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.
Brles Chances. Pointed. vt Happenings ~ .
aud About tie city.
Miss Alice Paine is visiting in Null
hall
SIR and Mrs. j. j. Boles are i'm
Perry
Deputy Joe severus went to New.
kirk yesterday
Miss Allie Schnell entertained few
friends last night
Mrs. W. NJ. Mccoy and children are
visiting in Galveston.
Genial Ed l.. Dunn was up from ok
lahoma City yesterday.
Mrs Z. d. Nix will spend the sum.
mer at Colorad Springs.
Mayor Martin and A j Spcngel
have returned from st Louis.
Attorney General Galbraith came up
from Oklahoma City yesterday.
w. T. Walker, founder Of McLoud,
came up from Norman yesterday.
Mrs Ed Kelley and daughters came
in from Newton, Kan, yesterday.
Librarian Edgar Jones returned
from Cotton wood Falls last night
win Powers has gone TO Raymond,
Ills, to take a plumbing situation.
.
Deputies Kinnan and Bennett have
returned from the kickapoo country.
Miss Ida Niblacl,. Of Chandler Wis
tied with Mrs Beverly Crawford yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. IT. T. keenan, Of Chi.
cago spent sunday with Horace HiNon
and wife
\ number Of Oklahoma City men have
called a free silver mass convention
for June %
Mrs. L KimOall and two daugh-
ters will leave today for Carthage,
Mo, to spend the summer.
T.. L. uallock has sent the Leader a
handsome program Of the commence
ment exercises of the Oklahoma City
high school, on June l3.
The building and loan association
met last night and elected now trus
tees as follows: f. b. Lille, Fred
Wenuer and p. j. Heilman.
The board of trade will meet at the
usual place Wednesday night Impor-
tant business. A full attendance is
desired. w. NJ. Spurlock, Pres.
Hagan q Paine, the rustling realt
men. Yesterday sold to J. T. Patton.
the Rasure farm, ad joining the city for
S7j per acre. Mr. Patton prop Jses
to irrgate the land.
Prof Buchanan, who holds the chair
OF history aud civics in the normal
school at Edmond, spent yesterday in
the city, the guest of Supt w l.
Baxter.
The Tarlton Touring mills received
20 carloads Of wheat from Kansas City
yesterday The grain was bought by
Mr.. Tarlton before the sudden ud-
vance, and he will realize big money.
Tearuey a Wyatt, of the new Silver
Bill saloon on oklahoma avenue, have
the coziest resort in the city. Their
opening was an auspicious event and
augurs well for the success Of the Sill
yer Bell.
sam Wisby, jim Cheatam, Harry
Overbay and Walter Carver went tc
Oklahoma City Sunday by team tc
wheel back All however, fukei eX
cept Carver, who biked to the city in 4
hours.
United States Marshal Nix received
/ from the Rock Island railroad com
pany a check for $1,000, the reward
/ for the killing Of Tulsa Jack, one o.
/ the Dover train robbers. The money
will be divided among the deputies whC
did the work
George Upton is home again, to Tn
satisfaction Of his friends George lie
here for a course in the business co!
/ lege. A month ago, through the iu
/ tluence of Prof Gaffney, he obtain % ;
position in oklahoma City, whicI n,
resigns Tor better one in the Bank o
lndiaa Territory, in this city. He nov
also resumes his college course at tn,
night school. The college is the prop
er school for young beginners TO get
start and Prof. Gatfney is the maj
with just the principles requisite 70
training young men for business.
HE ROBBED UNCLE SAM.
Sam Holiday, "A Trusted St. Joseph Pos
once Clerk, Under Arrest.
81. JosEru, Mo, May 27.-Sam HolH
day, one of the best known of the pos
office employees in the ~. Joseph office
was arrested at o'clock YESTERDAY
; morning ON the charge of robbiEg tn,
mails lie was brought dowI