The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Roy Hoffman went to Chandler thia
afternoon.
Cattle Inspector McGrath is over
from Woodward.
DAuY LEADER delivered by carrier
two weeks for 25 cents
u. c. Guss went 20 Kansas City last
night on business trip.
Judge r. j. Lowe went mp to Kansas
City last night on legal business.
Thirty one German farmers from
Iowa will locate in Noble county.
CT Kemp. proprietor OF She Palace
hotel at Mulhall, was here last night
j. S. Lyon has returned from a bust
ness and pleasure trip to Kansas city
w. NJ. Early, the cotton gin machin-
cry man, went TO Oklahoma City last
night
Frank O'Neal, the popular Santa Fe
agent at Purcell, came to the city last
night.
United states Attorney Oyerstreet
is back from a trip to Perry on legal
business.
d. s. Rose, member OF the legisla-
ture from Kay county, who has been
here for few days, returned home
last night.
j. S. Curtis, travelling for a Texas
lumber firm, went to Oklahoma City
last night.
Mrs. Stephen Bowers went TO Sew
ard this afternoon TO visit friends for
a few days.
II. C. Roche, the painter, is back
from Mulhall where he had been 20 do
some work.
Mrs. John j. Boles, Miss Lillian and
Master John, Jr., left yesterday for a
summer visit to their old home at Fort
Smith, Ark.
President Morrow, of the A. and NJ
college. passed through the city today
for Norman.
Charles Kern, who has been at Tenn
pie, Texas, on legal business, returned
home last night.
Local physicians who attended the
Oklahoma City medical meeting re
turned this morning
Charles Lytal, travelling representa-
tive of the Mayfield Wooden Mills OF
Mayfield, Ky, went south last night
The Office devil says 81 don't get
mex why dey made Dewey a rear ad.
mlral. lie wus de only guy wot got tc
de front"
Furrow Brothers have completed the
repairs on the greenhouse made nee.
essary by the recent hail storm and
this popular aoral hall is once more a
thing OF beauty.
George Schrader, travelling repre-
sentative Of the Pabst Brewing com
pany, of< Milwaukee, who has been
here in the interest Of that firm, went
TO Lexington last night.
Messrs. =. A. Janaway and NJ. r.
Southwiek, the capitalists from To-
peka, Kan, who were here, left last
night for Saltwater where they are
interested in financial institution.
The morning train brought from
Shawnee Messrs. Ray, Young, Mock,
Green, Farmhouse, and Mesdames
lIerod, Furrow and Miller They re-
port an excellent time at the encamp.
ment. A hard rain rather dampcned
the exercises yesterday, but the hos
pitality of Shawnee was unboundcd
and all were well cared for
Miss Minnie Keatch will leave on
she morning train for visit with her
parent in Tonawanda. n. Y. She
will spend Sunday with her brother i'm
Wichita. Miss Keatch has Just closed
a very successful term as principal Of
the Banner school i'm this city, and
having been selected by unanimous
vote OF the board she will return in
time TO take up the work so well be
gun. She viii take a summers course
OF study in Buffalo while east.
General Jamison received a tele-
gram from Mexico Mo. today stating
that his neice, Miss Lee White, well
known in Guthrie, having been a stu
dent in the High school under Profes
sor Baxter two years ago, had been
awarded the first prize, 81 900 piano.
in the vocal music contest at Hardin
college. Miss Whites victory is pecu.
liarly gratifying to her friends from
the fact that she was FIRST years stu
dent at the college; and il is rarely, IL
not entirely exceptionable, that a first
years student is awarded the first
honor, and especially where there were
so many young ladies Of the highest
order OF musical talent contestinr for
the honor