The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-08-03
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| Personal Mention.

J.W.Gillespie is down frcm wicbitp
Tom Deal is up rom oklahc ma City.
George P Uhl came over from still,
water yesterday.
Judge and Mrs, Frank Dale lefs
yesterday for the great lakes.
c. R. Wilder left fof Paul's Valley
today to sell train load Of -four.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert w. Ramsay
have moved TO els east Cleveland ave.
Dan Rayme and w fe, formerly of
Guthrie, are back on a visit from the
east,
Attorney T. j. Leahy, Of Pawhuska,
is here in the interest Of cattlemen
cases.
Bishop Meerschaert went south on
noon train today on his usual quarter
y trip.
Rev. Miles and wife tre preparing to
spend few weeks with relatives in
Indiana
lion. J n Ferguson, a prominent
% tical factor of Enid, is stopping at
tLc Okla.
Mrs $. Billings, late Of the Okla
hotel, is figuring on managing a hotel
at Joplin, Mo.
Senator Mitchell, OF Iowa, is the
guest Of fl. II Hagan and will invest
in oklahoma
George Dodson, special agent of the
Traders went TO Norman today to
adjust a FIRE loss.
Mrs. j. L. Calvert and sons. Flovd
and Ross, have gone to Winchester.
Va, to spend the summer.
Miss Maud Jensen, daughter of
Major John Jensen, and Mr.. Heilman
OF Pawnee, were married at Ponca
Agency yesterday.
Cbas. Rrengle, of the Leader. left
last evening on the Eureka Springs
excursion. He will rusticate al the
popular few days.
j NJ. Wood formerly In the shoe
business here, came in from Omaha
asst evening He now represents the
Perfection incandescent gas lamp
Miss Lulu Strang will start the first
OF next week, In company with Mrs.
Frank O'Neill, of Oklahoma City, for
two months outing ia Colorado.
Register Brownlee and Ell Admire
returned TO Kinghsher this morning.
Lieutenant Admire will now 20 70 the
Philippine islands to protect the
American flag.
c. W. Garland is in from his farm
near Garland. He is one OF the hest
farmers in oklahoma tn5 is iScded
down with good crops He is building
fine residence.
Mrs. Harry Barnes received a tele-
gram last evening from. Lieut. Barnes,
at Denver, saying he would open a re.
cruiting office in Chicago, and from
there he will go to New Mexico.
Walter Gray. champion cakewalker
of Oklahoma and Kansas is back from
wichita, where he has been filing an
engagement ss factotum for l.. r.
Delaney, Santa Fe agent at that place.
B h. Breed, representing the Stude
baker Bros Manufacturing company.
is here looking over the ground with
view 10 manufacturing wagons here
for the Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory trade.
Mrs. j r. Cottingham and daughter
left this morning for Washington,
where they will be the guests of Mrs
7. D Hummer, Later, in company
with their hostess they will go to
Atlantic City for the remainder Of the
heated term.
Irn9o~taixa. 3D. -. -......a -
Gi Reno, where he attended a meeting
.ci The territorial funeral directors
association. He dropped basebal for
a few moments ond grabbed the next
meeting for Guthrie. When he goes
after anything he gets it.
f. L Shelleu barger, one of tho best
pencil pushers that ever en- ioyed the
Oklahoma zephyrs, and manager OF
the Kansas City Journal bureau, pur-
chased some lots today and will build
Z hnd residence preparatory TO nov
ing his family from Topeka.
Hon. Thomas J Hayes of Hiawatha
Ka' sas, an old time friend of Judge
Bierer, is Ia Guthrie with the view of
possibly locating in the capital city
for the practice Of law. Judge Hayes
is lawyer OF high standing and some
years since held q jndgeship in Los
Angelo, California.
Joe Bach, an old Guthrieite, is down
from his farm, near White Rock, Noble
county, paying his taxes. ne says his
farm will be a town on the Rock Island
from Enid to Tonkawa, and that he
VIII have no trouble selling lots Ton
kawa has three roads-the H. o. G..
the Santa Fe and the Rock Island.
Lieutenant @. S. DuliD, of sherman,
Texas, one of the late officers of Co. I,
lst Reg. Z. S. Volunteer infantry,
Qmmunes) is n the city, the guest of
one Of the immune members of the
regiment They enjoyed themselves
seven months of camp life
among the mosquitoes, alligators and
rainy days OF the southern sunny cline
last year also of the pleasant time
spent on the transport Ber Ia, which
LEI New Orleans for Santiago with
the LIST and End regiments upon orders
as reserves for the Rough Rider. Mr.
Dulin is now city editor OF the Daily
Oklahoman at Oklahoma CITY