The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-03-01
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.

yesterday.
Ed HoclS returned to Marion Kan,
yesterday.
Mrs. Roy Tcat is visiting friends
near Seward
Daily Leader, 4oc month to city
Subscribers.
Bert Leonard come in from the
north last night
Deputy Dan Ryan went 70 King.
fisher yesterday.
County Clerk Frank Anderson is
over from Chandler
Mrs. George Ford is visiting h er Sis
ter, DR. Edith Ford.
Dsily Leader ten cents a week
delivered in the city.
Pension Agent Ike Laverty returned
from Newkirk last night.
The cut rate sale at SpenRe's is
attracting large crowds.
Jere johnson Of the Kildare journal
was in the city Yesterday.
wiz Reaves is still at San An tonic,
Tex His health is improving.
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The school board will meet tomor-
row evening, presumably to wranglc
Mrs II DoSson has returned from Il
visit to friends at Arkansas City.
Assistant District Attorney Hoffman
returned from Newkrk las. night
Beverly Crawford is remodelling and
otherwise improving his cigar store
Attorney George Gardner and wife
leave today Tor a short visit TO BlaC k
we'll
Marshal Pat Nagle went To El Reno
on business connected with his new Of
fee.
The local Salvation army barracks
have been moved 20 West Harrison
avenue.
Attorneys Bob Lowery, Neal and
Williams returned To Saltwater last
evening
Rev. McInnes Nelson viii preach
today at the west side Congregational
church.
Mrs. J WiclSs returned 20 Joplin,
Mo. yesterday after a visit 10 Guthrie
friends.
MIR. J. w. Hart Of Pittsburg, Kan
Is visiting his nieces Misses Pearl and
Ruby Jones
Judge DePois is prominently mon.
toned as candidate for mayor on the
Democratic ticket
Edgar Jones returned from Oldaho
ma City yesterday where he attended
the Shriner's meeting.
Ed Kelley came in last night from
Perry where he has been seeking in
dorsemeuts for deputy marshalship
Attorney Crawford and wife o
Chandler, who have been visiting in
the city several days, returned home
yesterd ay.
j. w. Cox Of saltwater was in ia,
city yesterday, and held long inter
view with Bill Doolin at the fedora
Jail.
Bridges and Oklahoma politics, and j
arranging to take n colony Of blacks I,
Liberia.
w. Il Searcey, chief clerk of tn
land office, returned last night from
Newkirk where he has been on lane
business.
Mrs DC Richardson and Mrs Franl
Butts, who have been visiting Mrs S
f. Stnson, returned 20 oklahoma Cit
yesterday
The second annual session Of Oh,
Oklahoma Live Stock Association viii
be held at Woodward, March IL. Al
stockmon arc urgently invited TO at
tend,
The elders and deacons recently
elected in the Pres byterian church. L
Oh vacancies, will be ordained and in
stalled this morning
President Morrow of the Oklahomj
A. and NJ. College came over from
saltwater yesterday and is at TIN
Royal.
A splendid sale Of dry goods an,
novelties is drawing large crowds t.
Ramsay's popular dry goods store.
Rev. Mclnncs Nelson has leased th,
Palace hotel aud is making some eN
tensiye additions TO the property.
The Local Cycle club will make
9.mile run this afternoon, starting a
2 o'clock from Division and Oklahom;
avenue
Lee Boyer, the altitudinal manage
Of the Saltwater Sentinel, IS in tn
city, the guest of his tank dram
friend Zen Hartley.
Mrs ID. r Dyer, formerly OF {,
city but now of Chicago has issued
book entitled Fort Reno IL deal
with Cheyenne and Arapaho army life
standing in the Doorway was th
subject OF Rev. Boyer's address at tn
Christian church last night IL was
strong appeal to sinners 20 accep
Christ, and was full of meat Thr
congregation was unusually large.
Tomorrow night at the Mckennol
every body can have or see "A Breezl
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