The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-05-11
PERSONAL MENTION.

G o. Todd has returned from Perry.
L. f Laverty is back from Ol<laho-
ma City.
Sheriff Frank Gebke is here from
Chandler.
Judge Bierer will be in Pond Creek
on legal business for few days.
See the "Mikado" at the opera house
Wednesday night Seats % cents.
Editor Soule, Of the Home, Field
and Forum, went north yesterday.
Nose WOinberger went up to Orlan-
do yesterday on real estate business.
Captain Jones came down from
Perry yesterday and returned home
last night.
W. II. Coyle went down TO Oklahoma
City yesterday, and returned last
night
John Golobie is back from his trip
to oklahoma City to attend the meet
ing of the editors.
Rufus Stewart took in the editorial
meet at oklahoma City and returned
looking contented and happy.
c. A. Seaman, president OF the Sedg-
wick nursery company, Of Sedgwick,
Kansas, was in the city yesterday.
Judge Buckner went to Saltwater
yesterday TO attend the session OF the
district court now being held there.
Ed. r. Felt, of Atchison, travelling
for the American type foundry people,
went to Wichita from here last night.
Editor Clark, Of the Perry Democrat
Patriot came down to the city yester-
day en- business Of Il political nature.
George Willis went down to okla
homa City yesterday to attend a meet
ing of the Shriners held there last
night.
Rev. J A. Platt, the Sunday school
missionary for Oklahoma, went over
to Enid yesterday on business pertain
ing to his calling
John Scothorn, Assistant United
States district attorney, came up from
Oklahoma City last night, where ne
has been on official business.
c. d. Coil and 1. b. Coil, Of Ennis.
Texas, are here looking for a location
to open dental parlors. They are
pleasant gentlemen and will be well
come.
Mrs Frank Greer came up from
Guthrie Saturday evening called TO
Perry by the dangerous illness OF Mrs.
II. c. Nicholson. Perry Enterprise
Times.
Il. T.. llowendobler, the jolly drug
gist OF Perry, passed through the city
yesterday bound for Oklahoma City to
att ID the meeting Of Oklahoma
swl e breeders.
Edgar Jones went to Oklahoma City
yesterday on business pertaining TO
the Masonic lodge OF Oklahoma. lie
will attend the meeting OF the Mystic !
Shriners while there.
Mrs. w. l.. Napier and infant child, |
who have been in the city visiting her |
BROTHER c. T.. Naylor. Of the Arkansas |
lumber company, returned TO her home |
in Waco, Texas, last night.
Mrs S. T. Franklin returned last
night from Clarksville, Tenn, where |
she was called by the sickness and |
death OF her mother. Mrs. Franklin |
arrived at her mothers just before her |
death.
Lon Wharton, the popular secretary |
OF the Editorial association, was /
passenger on the north bound train /
afternoon bound for Perry |
from the meeting of the editors at /
Oklahoma City.
Ralph Lewis, the redoubtable sleuth /
OF the southwest, has returned 10 the
city in pursuit Of his thoughts. Ralph
has added the badges OF two more pri-
yate detective agencies 10 the list Of
his decorations.
Attorney General Harper $ Canning
ham was up from the capital on some
territorial school insurance matters.
Saturday evening. There was also
game OF whist with Messrs. McCand-
less, Hansen and Westervelt Perry
Enterprise-Times.
Tom Taylor, Jr., came down from
Perry yesterday. Tom tried TO ioin
the recent troop of cavalry for Okla
homa, but II was discovered that his
enmity only extended 10 the senors
and not TO the senoritas and he was
left at home. lie returned to Perry
last night.
BALLARDs Snow LINIMENr will cure
Lame Back, Sore Throat, Wounds,
sprAins, Bruises, Cuts. Old Sores La.
deis, II will cure your backAche. 254
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