The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-05-04
Personal MENTION.

C. b. Pope is here from st. Joe
James Bryan is down from Perry,
Al Rosenfield is here rom Detroit
Jas s. Hereford, of Dallas, is here.
w. w. Chandler is here from Dallas.
A. h. Kelly, Of Lake Charles, La, is
in the city.
II. A, Neal, deputy district clerk, is
in saltwater.
Mr., and Mrs C. c. Ramb, OF pawnee,
are at the Royal,
Judge and Mrs. b. S. Mcclure are
back from Pawnee.
Prot Bubser, the well known piano
tuner, is in the city,
Mrs. Msude Brown is in Oklahoma
City visiting friends.
VIM. h. Mason and Geo. +. Fisher
are here from ST. Louis.
J.L. Graf and Arthur Herr, of
Chicago, are in the city.
NJ. E. wieser and Chas. f. Gustaren,
Of ST. Joe, are here Today.
II. Il. Martin and Jas. NJ Key are in
the city from Milwaukee.
Harry Westbrook is in Waterloo,
making telephone repairs.
II. w. Shelly, Ben Bass and W. NJ.
Howe, OF Kansas City, are here today.
Roscoe Robertson has taken the
express wagon for the Wells Fargo
company.
Lew Rose and Al H. Hagen, agents
of the Black Crook company, are iu
the city.
Mrs. f. w. Douglas, of East Cleve-
land avenue, is entertaining her father,
Captain j. II. TAFT, Of Endicutt, Neb.
NJ. p. Trotter left this morning for
Sgourney, Iowa, In response to tele-
gram announcing the serious Illness
of his father.
Mrs c. c. Kneisley and son, Mckay,
left this morning for Mulhall where
they will be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Zack Mulhall.
NJ. o. Billings, cashier in the United
States marshal's Office was in Perry
yesterday paying off the discharged
grand and petit jurors.
Herb Mock has accepted position
as salesman with large mercantile
company at Pawnee, and is now max
ing that city his home.
Jack Rion, representing the Lincoln
Neb., Paint and Color, company, is in
Guthrie. Jack is frequently taken
for the noted orator, w. j. Bryan.
Edwin p. Young OF the Oklahoma
| Savings, Loan and Trust Company, left
yesterday for Stroud, where he will
swell the company's bus ness.
Mrs. w. A. Boswcrth, OF Wichita,
was a passenger on the noon train
Yesterday for Oklahoma City, where
| she will visit her son c. w, Bosworth
cashier OF the Western National bank
Mrs. j. W. Shartel and sons left
yesterday for Oklahoma City where
they will reside. Mrs. Shartel will be
greatly missed by her large circle OF
Guthrie friends and society in genera
as she has always been prominent in
social functions.
II. d. Horton, OF Nocoma, Texas
who has been attending the Capita
City Business College, left today foi
his home Mr.. Horton is brother-in
law OF Arthur Dyer. The fact tha'
Mr.. Horton comes from Texas 20 at
tend our college speaks well for tina
institution,
Rev. Il. w. Houston, brother OF j. j
Houston, and family, who have re
Gently recently returned from China
where Rev Houston has resided fol
the last seven years as a missionary
left yesterday for Garnett, Kansas
Rev. Houston will remain the United
States for year and then return L
China to resume his missionary labor
Mrs. c. NJ. Barnes left today fol
OklahomB City where her daughter
Miss T.. Louise Barnes, has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs NJ, l.. Turner
Mrs. Barnes and Miss Il. Louise viii
proceed to Leayenworth, via the Fris
co for q visit, aud returning they will
visit friends in Arkansas. The ladie;
will be absent from Guthrie abou
four weeks.
What is the use OF paying Large
prices for shirt waists when you ear
get them for almost nothing At the
Guthrie Cash Store ?