The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-21
Personal Mention.

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VIII Walker went south today.
Bert Maine is in Oklahoma City.
7 W. Sterritt Of ooney is in the city,
E. G. Brown is here from Chicago.
Captain John Taylor is in oklahoma
City.
Mrs. II. II. Reaves is in Oklahoma
City.
Geo. Roseclam Of st. Louis is in the
city
E A, Kellogg OF Chicago is at the
Royal.
Mrs. Andy Hinkle has gone to ok
lahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hagan are at
Oklahoma City.
Miss Joe walcott, of Chandler, is
visiting friends in this city.
j. H. Blair and George Walker Of
Des Moines are at the Royal.
Misses Ida and Dayse Niblaek re
turned today from Kansas City
Editor Ton Whoreon, Of Perry, was
passenger south today on the noon
train.
Frank t. Colan, supertendant Of the
the Santa Fe, was guest of the Royal
today.
Frank Laux, Stuart Mckay, W D..
Sturgeon and Tom Phillips are in Ok
klahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. s. Spencer and Mr.
and Mrs. j B. Beadles returned last
night from Colorado
c. A. Phillips, an engineer IN charge
of the construction Of the Eastern
Oklahoma railroad, is stopping at the
Royal.
Chas. A. White. newhew Of General
j. G. Jamison, was in Guthrie TODAY
and called on his uncle. Mr., White is
one of the advance agents for Ringling
Bros. cir Gus.
Miss Laura Whitbeck, stenographe err
for the Williamson, Halsell, Frasier
grocery company returned today
from Fredonia, Kansas. where she
visited her parents.
Bishop @erschaert and Father
Standard left today for Alvs, where
the bishop will dedicate new church
next Sunday. Father Standard has
just arrived from Europe and will be
the priest Of the Alva church.
Hon. E. II. Kellogg, of Chicago.
second vice president of the Iowa Mu-
tual Life Insurance company, and a
writer of national reputation on life
insurance, is in the city on business
connected with his company.
Miss Juva Crowley has returned
after several weeks visit in Arkansas
City, Winfield and other points She
has decided to resume her position as
cashier at Ramsay Brothers, where she
has filed that position with so much
dignity and efficiency for so long We
are glad to say she win remain in the
Capital City this winter.
A. G.. Baldwin, chief clerk in the
| local land office, returned last night
| from three weeks trip through the
east, where he visited New York city,
Niagara Falls and his old home In
Pennsy Mr. Baldwin saws that
in all his travels down east he did not
once hear Governor Barnes name
mentor ed in connection with the
removal charges.
Call at the old Star Bazaar building,
where you will find complete line OF
household goods, consisting of carpets,
rugs, lamps and furniture of ali des
scriptlons also musical instruments.
from French harps up TO the finest OF
pianos. The most complete stock of
undertaking goods in the city Calls
answered day and night. Telephon C
SO. REDER g. MAIIoV.
q. A. Houghton, of Shawnee, was in
the city today transacting business
with the banks. Mr.. Houghton has
just finished a government contract at
Fort Sill, where he erected an Indian
school building OF two stories 60xlO0
feet. The contract price was Sl4, 900.
Mr. Houghton is thinking seriously OF
moving to Guthrie. He SAYS the place
is metropolitan and is good field for
his line.
Judge J. T. Sanderson, a former
prominent attorney OF Guthrie and for
several years United States commits
sioner, but now residing in Fowler,
Indiana is president of the street fair
and carnival of that city, which opens
on the Goth inst. and continues for four
days. Judge Sanderson's hosts of
Guthrie friends are glad TO learn of
the high esteem in which he is held
by the people among whom he resides.