The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-07-10
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

MIS. y -. Jones, OF Nlcnltu, rs AT
the Royal
officer Bruce is nursing bloom on
MS proboscis.
Attorney General Galbraith is at
Gueda Springs.
j. W. Walton, OF Edmond. was at
the Royal yesterday
Pat Nagle one OF Kingdsher's prom.
inent citizens, is in the city.
Mrs f. j. Heilman and daughter,
Norma returned yesterday from En-
poria.
James Wheeler, Geo Gray and A. j.
Bower have gone to the Usage country
for hunt
Judge Strang aad Miss .tlu and
Miss Ellie Blubaugh returned fIcm
Perry yesterday.
Editor soule was in oklahoma City
yesterday looking after the interests
Of the Home, i'eld q Forum.
Miss Lizzie McNcal has returned
home from visit to relatives and
friends IN Medicine Lodge, KS
j. J. Quin, charged with counterfeit.
ing, was brought in from Garden City
yesterday 10y Kelley the fierce.
Mrs q. w. Bruce was called to
Hutchinson yesterday by a telegram
announcing the serious illness OF her
mother
There viii be sale of money next
Monday evening under the new plan
10y the Guthrie Building and Loan As
sociaticn.
Miss Demas Spcer leaves on the
morning train for her home near Red
Rock, Ok. She will be missed by her
many friends.
The Ladies Aid society of the Chris.
tian church will meet with Mrs Hal
SELL East Cleveland, on Thursday, July
II, instead OF Wednesday.
VIM Rust, the telephone man, made
an assignment yesterday at Saltwater.
The assignees will complete the Guth.
rie and Tecumseh telephone line.
Misses Maud and Stella Conkling,
daughters of Mr. Ed Conkling, came
in from Kansas last night and left
with their father today tor Chandler.
Dunlap Jones, half-breed Kaw,
charged with intent to kill Joe Pappin,
was brought in from Newkirk yester-
day be Dcputy kress.
Deputy Severns went To Newkirk
yesterday with Oliver Thomas, who
wants a preliminary hearing on the
charge Of introducing
IL $. Mundy has purchased the
Model Bakery of his father and is now
in full control. lie is an active, in
| dustrious young man aud VIII succeed.
/ X. of P.'s don't fail To ne present at
the installation of oil ters this WED
/ nesday) evening at ; p IN. a full at
! tendance is desired.-G. II. Dodson, G.
C. C. Il Dolcater X. of L and 5.
The Ladies' Industrial society Of
| the Catholic church viii meet with
Mrs Burke, no Noble avenue. Wed
nesday, July 10, at > p. m An the
ladies are requested TO be present
In the future IN, dues of the Guthrie
| Bu lding and louu Association will be
payable Monday evening instead Of
Naturd y sale OF money will also be
! held ON Mprday evening
Miss Lillian lluatcr returned home
! from Mulhali last evening after 4th
| OF July visit with Miss Gladys Kincaid.
! Misses Kincaid aud Mulhall accompan-
led her and will spend few days in
the city.
Track laying on the Choctaw is pro-
ceeding rapidly from Shawnee east,
and IN few days the gangs will be at
work in the Seminole country. Mr.
| McLoud thinks that connection with
South McAlester will be completed by
( August IS.
The son of B. Il. Baker, residing on
the west side, was seriously injured
last evening. He was leading n cow
with long rope, when the rope twist,
ed about his legs causing him to fat
and frighten the animal, which drag
ged the boy nearly a block.
Landlord Billings of the Okla Hotel
has rented the lower west room of the
Victor block. where his Office and din
ing parlors will hereafter bc located
The okla maintains its reputation as d
popular hostelry and the new NOV,
will increase its business
Swcariugsn, the leading photo
graphcr OF the city, has placed new
display of his work in the street show
case Swearingen's photos possess AN
artistic finish and are the best to b,
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