The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-08-31

VI "a r. uctH9mcut ht CINCINNATI.
Assistant United States Attorney
Burt Mcclure is back from Kansas
City.
Mrs. C. Hi Stowe, who has been III
for several days, is able TO be ont
again.
George Dodson, the insurance man,
has taken In a psrtner--C o. Fish, Of
Rochester, Ind
An elegant line of initial letter
seals, wax, etc, just received at Lii
lies drug store.
L. c. Booth, engineer at Ponds
laundry, has nearly recovered from
his recent illness.
A. j. Bauer, the implement dealer,
is quite sick with fever at the house of
Or. Vandervoort.
Have you seen that elegant line OF
stationery at Lille n Co.'S. cost sale
for ten dass only9
G.. f. johnson, OF Purcell, connected
with the Garfield County Milling Co.,
was here yesterday.
Rev. Holt and s. N. Doughty are In
Oklahoma City as delegates 10 the
Baptist association.
Frank Mcclure, Of Falls. is in the
city. Frank is in the railway mail ser
vice on the Q. o. e G..
Mrs. Harry Gray, son and daughter,
Lyman and Edna, returned on noon
train from the Omaha exhibition.
Miss Katie Lindsey, Of Garnett, Ks.
arrived today and will assume her du-
ties as Instructor in the Beamer deaf
and dumb asylum.
Three OF the Rough Riders from Kav
county who were in the Santiago fight
got home Yesterday, They are Brown,
Amerine and Stewart.
A telegram was received today from
l.. G.. Niblack at Nevada, Mo-, sayinr
that he and his brother Frank would
start today for Guthrie.
Rev. J. E. Platt started today fm
Enid TO be in attendance at the Gar.
held county Sunday school convention
which meets tomorrow.
Banker A. A. stowe, OF saltwater,
aud son Dwight, returned home yes
terday, after a pleasant visit with his
brother. G. II stowe, and family.
Ed Nichols returned today from
Maryland and Washington. He saws
he was over much Of the United States
but found no place like Oklahoma.
j, NJ Keller, Of Tuscum,ia, Ala.
arrived IN the city yesterday morning
with Mr., Lasseter. He viii reside here
permanently and engage in the cotton
business.
Attorney II. NJ Adams returned last
night from q lengthy visit with the old
folks at home, Sterling, Ill. Mrs.
Adams will remain taere till the first
of October:
Word was received today that Chas.
ord, cotton buyer for w II. Coyle.
vas married in New Orleans, August
H. Charley aud his bride will be home
about September 5th,
John Shaw, OF the Addison Tinslev
Tobacco company, was passing around
samples OF natural leaf today. John
is splendid young fellow aad makes
friends wherever he goes.
Mesdames L. NJ. Bamford. C. r.
Buckner, Rev. l.. II. Holt, and Miss
Jennie Holt left On the noon train for
Oklahoma City 10 attend a meeting Of
the Baptist Association.
Hiss Elizabeth Parsons, chief elerl,
for the law firm Of Asp, Shartel a Cot
tingham, has returned from Colorado.
where she passed delightful vacation
Miss Parsons is one of Guthrie's most
amiabie young ladies.
Messrs. r. +. Grimes and G. NJ. Niece
OF Polk, okla, were in the city yester-
day, in consultation with Secretary
jenkins regarding the poGtoffice at that
place. Polk derives its name from four
counties which join at that point, an d
are p, o, l., X.
Rough Rider Francis Byrne IA i'm.
proving, II is thought thst he viii be
out this week. In speaking Of the
things brought home by him the
LEADER failed to speak OF his chaRng
dish II is a relic which will be pre-.
served by Francis.
C.. A. sG.th ard j. p McKinpiss OF
Chandler, are I'm the city Mr.. smith
IS the county clerk II Lincoln county
They are delegates from their county
70 the free silver convention which
meets IN this city tomorrow, They
are both enthusiastic Keaton men.
u. A. Johnston, formerly Of Guthrie.
but for several years manager OF the
Oklahoma City water works. passed
through today for bone. He has been
travelling In the East for two weeks
and has been to nearly every place of
Interest He looks as though the trim
had benefited him.
Rev. and Mrs. w. l.. Dibble and chill
dren returned yesterday from an ex.
tended Wis I In Chicago. A large num.
Der Of the Presbyterian .,.lr,h eong.y,-
cation surprised Rev, Dibble and fam
ny az the parsonage last night bv
calling 20 welcome them home. Re.
freshments were served.
Associate Justice Hainer came In to.
day from Colorado, where he aud Mr..
ilainer soiourned for several months
The judge looks much larger than he
did when hrst appointed Judge. Mrs.
hiiner 10 IN Des Molnes, Iowa, with
her parents, but viii return 10 Perry
October 4
y. h. Lasseter has returned from n
three months trip through the South
lie visited IN Texas, Louisiana, Missis.
sippi and Arkansas. In speaking of
bis vacation he seemed partial 10 the
time he had In the mountaias Of North
Alabama. The many friends Of NJ
Lasseter are glad 70 welcome him bacl.