The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-03-15
Personal MENTION

Frank Hewitt is in UhandleF.
bishop Brooke returned yesterday.
W. II. Wagner, OF New Ion, is hess.
W. T. Seymour, Of st. Joe, ia here.
Dick Reaves is home from ST Louie
j. a. Garnck, of Memphis. is IN the
city.
JAS Simon. Of Louisville, is in the
city.
W. A. benton, OF st Louis, is in the
city.
Harry Gray went to Chandler yester-
day.
Chas. Whites little son has recov
cred.
Captain W II. Baker IL down from
Cross.
Colonel Daily has gone 10 Fort
Worth.
Bert Corall and wife are home from
Joplin.
Druggist W. j Briggs, OF Tryou, is
in the city.
Mrs. U n DALEY is visiting Mrs. A.
Y. Fo wler.
II Ryan, OF Tecumseh, was in the
city yesterday.
Frank Hammond and wife, Topeks,
are at the Okla
T. V Lampor., of Winfield, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Mamie Fossett left last evening
for Kansas City.
Agent Corlsins is carrying a stiff
neck 4 the sling
S A. Drummond, OF the Beaver Her
aid, is in the city.
r Gibson, Of Corydou, Ind, is Wis
itor to the capital
w. Williams, OF st. Louis, is So
j1urning in the city.
Sheriff Frank Pierce, cf Newkirk,
was IN town yesterday.
p. II. Russell, OF Nement, O., is pass.
ing few days in the city.
Tom Deal. formerly Of this city. but
now Of Kildare, is here shaking hands
VITA old friends
Special Inspector @. G. Croker, OF the
school land department, has returned
from Winter, Okla.
A. e. Baker, OF Wichita, represent
ing the Western Newspaper Union,
was in the city yesterday
Bank Examiner Pugh came in yes
terdAy from the West Side with q
spring smile and suit TO match.
While in Noble and Pawnee counties
last week, Ex-Secretary I. J. Lowe
wrote nearly $40, 900 worth of lnsur-
auce.
Captain Hunt, candidate for some
thing or other, is over from Saltwater.
He stands a poor show of getting any
thing.
Miss Tyree Horn and Mable Rorer,
OF the normal school at Edmond are
visiting Miss Alma Carson on Perkins
avenue.
Mrs. Fosberg left yesterday to join
her husband at Fayetteville, Ark,
after visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Smith.
Mr., and Mrs. II. A. Platt returned
yesterday from Chandler, where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher and at
tended the Hoyt-Flel cher wedding.
Will Hoenschiedt, Of the El Reno
Volksblat, is in the city. Will is a
hustliug newspaper man, and is MAX
ing rattling good German paper.
! Billie Norman came ia last evening
from Saltwater. He has revamped
his turrets and submarine guns and is
ready TO proceed against the enemy.
] II. Fitzpatrick, manager OF Lillian
Lewis, is in the city billing his attrac-
tion for the 2lst inst Miss Lewis will
play the stirring Cuban drama, "For
Liberty and Love"
Major Fitzroy Crozler came over
from Cushing yesterday to gather the
latest war data ard to have his sword
ground. The major is brown as a
berry and as sweet as ever.
Al Krebs has returned from Leoti,
Kan, where he has been collecting for
the Germania. Krebs has joined the
volunteer Cuban army, and will leave
soon Tor Tohee to fight SpaniArds.
Charlie Bckell, who has been in the
city several days working in the inter
est Of the AlvA normal, will return to
his home in Alva today. Charlie is a
good boy OF high resolves and is Just
now studying up plans for beating
some unlucky Democrat out OF Office.