The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-09-18
Personal Mention.
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w. II. coyle, the oil king, Is in Kan
sas City.
+. A. Smith Of Oklahoma ,City is at
the Royal.
Bishop Meerschaert returned today
from Ponca City.
Bishop Brooke preached at Purcell
yesterday evening.
A. Rummeli is registered at the Roy
al, from st. Louis.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Mock is in
from Crescent City.
Trainmaster McNally, Of the Santa
Fe, is in the city.
3. NJ. Kellogg and wife. OF Fer.
Scott, are at the Royal
Miss Zoe Engart has taken po-
sition with Ramsay Bros.
superintendent Hopkins is back
from a trip over the territory.
Miss Bertha Gregory Is entertaining
Miss Lille Davis, OF Topeka,
J NJ Pugh bank commissioner can
over from Woodward yesterday.
Judge Dale is in Oklahoma City. He
will return on the morning train.
w, Il. Kaylor left yesterday for
two weeks visit in West Virginia
United States Marshal c. IL. Thomp-
son is in Perry on official business.
Geo. L. McNeal, Of Wichita, is the
guest Of his friend, George Sendle-
bach.
Miss Maude Elliott is back from Asp
and is living with her sister, Mrs r,
c. Wilder.
Miss sSadie Paine is in oklahoma
City the guest of her sister, Mrs. II.
n Leonard
Miss Mollie James is in Oklahoma
City where she will spend the week
with friends.
e. P Young, Of the Western Saw
lngs. Loan and Trust Company, is in
Oklahoma City.
II. W. Pentecost, agent for the FL
deity and Deposit company, is in
Newkirk on business.
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Hamilton left
yesterday for Geuda Springs to So
journ for few days.
Paul Foster returned last night from
kansas City He threatrrs to so TO
Fort Riley and enlist.
Frank Burford returned yesterday
from indianapolis where he visited
relatives for month.
Mrs. w L. Furrow will spend the
week in Oklahoma City, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Bert Banta.
A. Rummeli, lessee OF the Pabst ice
plants in oklahoma, left today for
Oklahoma City and Shawnee.
Mrs. j Frank Laux and son Fran.
cisco de Remini, are in Oklahoma City,
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c.
.o'Neil.
Miss Jane Thornburg who is con-
nected with the Knauss music house is
spending few days with her parents
at Waterloo.
Mrs A. A. Meacham and children
went TO Oklahoma City yesterday TO
enjoy the festivities and visit friends
during carnival week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Beadles and
children returned yesterday from an
extended visit with friends and rel
atives at Jacksonville, Ill.
Captain Taylor, of Guthrie, was in
town several days this week. He
thinks the Santa Fe will build to
Chandler chandler News.
Mrs. j. G. Jamison and Miss Blockie
returned Saturday evening from Chan.
dler and the Sac and Fox agency
where they visited friends for a week
Mrs. A. p Saunders, Guthrie's most
fashionable milliner, returned last
night from the markets of the east
where she has been selecting her fal
stock.
Claude Baker, formerly in the
school land office, now assistant post
master at Ponea City, was a passen.
ger today en- route TO South McAlestel
to visit his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S shearer left TODAY
for oklahoma City, where they will
attend the street fair. Mr. Shearer is
state deputy organizer of the Modern
Woodmen OF America.
Joe Wood, former busin ess man OF
this city, now located at Omaha, is in
Guthrie for few days. lie is on his
way TO Dallas, where he has business
in connection with the fair.
Henry Z. Asp started yesterday foi
Gam bier, Ohio, with his son Alfred
and John Brooke, who Will enter Ken.
yon college. Mrs. Asp accompanied
them to Winfield, where she will visit
her parents.
Il 4 a IL A.
for Enid. DR.. Long and w. ID. Sturgeon
accompanied them as far as King
fisher. Mr.. Lounsbury goes to look
after a new town TO be located on the
Tonkawa branch Of the Rock Island