The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-02

Personal MENTION.

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j. D. Ford is here from Oklab oma
City,
c. L. Reder is home from points
south.
James Van Hulse has returned from
Oklahoma City.
Attorney John Shartel was up from
Oklahoma City today
Col. Roy Hoffman and Ed Conkling
returned to Chandler yesterday.
Mrs. John Hale is arranging to move
to Chandler. Mr.. Hale is now doing a
successful banking business at Lin
coins county seat.
Henry Wallenstein. Giles Smith, Fred
Stucky, L. r. Delaney and Fred Dold,
who attended the consistory meeting
here, returned to Wichita yesterday,
Jack Henderson, of the Brooks, has
completed organization of the south
western theatrical circuit, and is al
ready booking standard attractions for
next season,
Mrs. Carl Havighorst. daughter of
Governor Barnes Of Oklahoma, was in
the city yesterday visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Robertson.-W Wichita
Eagle.
John Golobie scored a touchdown on
Memorial day by repairing to Crescent
City and delivering IN grafton. John
is calm, meaty thinker. and it is said
he acquitted himself with dignity and
becoming grace.
Miss Elizabeth Bishop returned to
her home at Frankfort, Kas., this even
ing Miss Bishop has been the guest
of the Misses Massey for the past few
weeks. She is charming young lady
and made many warm friends while
here.
Bestor Brown, who fitted the stage
and manipulated the electrical appli-
cation, left yesterday for Fargo, n. D.,
to attend to the stage effects during
the convocation there. Bestor will re-
turn to Guthrie next fall.
Matt L. Berry, the general repre-
tentative of Pains Fireworks COM
pany, was in the city today on his
way to Kansas City from Oklahoma
City, where he completed arrange
ments for the presentation of Pains
great spectacular Battle of San Juan
during the Rough Riders reunion.
Frank Gebke, who at one time was
the star patrolman on the Guthrie po-
l'c force, and later sheriff of Lincoln
county, returned this morning to
Stroud. Mr.. Gebke was caught in a
cloud burst near Stroud His buggy
was demolished and Gebke saved his
life by jumping and taking refuge in
a buffalo wallow.
Hon. 9. J. Wrightsman of Pawnee
is in the city, on his way to the Ell
Reno convention. Mr.. Wrightsman is
a candidate for delegate to the Kansas
City convention and will experience
no trouble in winning out. He was
not only endorsed by Pawnee county
Democrats, but selected his own dele
CATION, and six other counties are for
him. Wrightsmsn is one of the most
earnest Democratic workers in the
territory.
Hon. Robert Ray, of Woodward is
in the city, enroute to Ell Reno to at
tend the territorial Democratic con-
vention. Judge Ray represented his
district in the upper house of the
third Legislative assembly and made a
splendid record. He is rock ribbed
Democrat from the ground up and is
confident of Bryan's nomination and
election. Mr.. Ray is a delegate to Ell
Reno and will work for Judge Patton
for delegate to Kansas City,
The large cities of the world have
been built by a class of people who
firmly believed and practiced the |
theory that by patronizing the home |
Institutions, their home city would |
prosper. A good chance to test the |
theory in Guthrie is now before the |
people. G. c, and Cream -four is made |
n Guthrie. 1t is made to give salts
faction to the m ost exacting house
keeper, 1t is made with the view of
orolonging the life OF the average
bread eater When grocer says he
ioes not keep @. c. or Cream you can
out it down he is not cutting any pie
N tho hnsinace