The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-21
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j. Dawson is here from Kansas
City.
A.. \ NcDonal is re from | Fay
cite, Ind
g. L. Ealaker is in Guthrie from
Kansas City.
E Lee Carter of Kansas City is at
the Royal,
J. N, Eastwood and J. Z Elliott are
here from Kansas City.
I. f Stewart and c. Z. Tri'zen of
Il. Joe. are at the Royal
Mrs. J. A. Sam osell and daughter
have returned from Pittsburg, Pa.
Frank s Donahue of New York is
registered at the Royal,
S. $. Nix, the Seward merchant, was
in Guthrie To-Day.
Ex-mayor Farquharson returne
yesterday from Wichita.
Judge Strang returned from Alva
last night via the Wichita fair.
John Donahue of Pasadena, Calf.
is in the city Sc will stay for the
Carpiva'.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Luther West have re-
turned from visit TO Iowa. Mr. West
says every Cody is talking Of Okla
! homa.
Miss MoIie Paul has returned to
Perry after a visit with Guthrie
friends.
a. T. Payne. route agent Of the
Wells Fargo Express Co, is at the
Roysl.
J. w. Wilson, manager Of The Mi~-
souri, aud Kansas Telephone Co. is in
the city.
Mrs DarIan, mother Of Mrs, z. O.
/ Barker has arrived gnd will visit here
for few weeks.
Miss Maud Campbell has returned
from Chicago where she has been Wis
iting friends.
James Kelly. recaiver OF The United
States land Office at Mangum, is in the
city and will remain here during car
nival week
I. s. Barde, the Ster correspondent,
is back from Ponca City where ne al
tended the Flynn address,
Lincoln suaith Of Chicago, repre-
senting s, A Maxwell & Co., the larg-
est wal paper house in the United
States, is at the Royal
Geo. Barnett Of Oklahoma City is
here today in the capacity of auction
eer for Wells Fargo express company's
"o!d hoss sale
Dennis T. Flynn returned last night
from Ponca City where he addressed
the @. Z r. reunion.
George f. D1dso7 returned last
night from a trip 10 the west side on
insurance business.
p 5. Mcclure, assistant q. $. dis
trict attorney, is back from Wichita.
Judge Burford, accompanied by a
military staff, has gone to Pawhu uska,
to hold court He has traded places
with Justice Hainer.
Mrs. Z =. Mcbride Of Casselwood,
South Dakota, arrived today and will
visit with Mrs. and Rev. r. E..
McEvide.
Miss Maud Elliott Of Olando is v;s-
Gng her sister, Mrs, II c. Wilder
She viii be acre until after Carnival
week.
TT Long left for Enid yesterday,
where he will handle real estate for
the branch line Of the Rock Island
railway.
Governor Barnes spent an hour az
his Office yesterday which affected his
weakened coudiuon and today he de-
cided 20 remain at home.
Mrs. c. Il. Thompson left yesterday
for Perry where she will join her
husband and together they will drive
TO CARRIER, the new town on the En- id
& Tonkewa railroad.
Mrs. Julia Purington Thompson has
returned from New York and will
pass the winter IN Guthrie. ''Thomp.
son is not my name, said Mrs. Puring-
ton, but ! am forced to nse it. My
friends IN New York refuse to call me
anything else"
Mr. and Mrs Fred L. Wenner re-
turned yesterday from a ten days visit
in st. Louis. Mr.. Wenner feels inn
proved after mis- much needed vaca.
tion. Ihe arduous work of compiling
statistics for the governor S report told
on the private secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Elkins arrived
in Guthrie last night from Woodward,
and have taken apartments at the
Royal Mr.. and Mrs. Elkins were
married near Chicago the first of the
month and have beeu touring the east
Mr.. Elkins mad some important cases
before the district court at Woodward,
aud proceeded there with Mrs. Elkins,
after they had completed their we'd
ding tour.