The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-06-20
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Personal MENTION.
Ben Berkey is on The sick list.


John Scothorn is much improved to-
day.
DR.. Sharp Of Orlando is in the city
today.
z. L. Anderson. Of ST. Joe, is at the
Royal.
]. c. Noll, of Perkins, was a visitor
here yesterday.
Miss Millie Myers is entertaining
Miss Ocie Kedash.
Judge W. B. Herod returned from
Newkirk last night.
Major Crozier, the great chief, is
over from Cushirg.
Miss Mynerva Moore, daughter of
John VI Moore, returned today.
Territorial Superintendent Hopkins
went to saltwater this morning.
Judge Dale left this morning for
PAwnee TO look after legal matters.
Mrs, Huggins and daughter, Miss
stella, visited friends in Perry today.
Miss Grace Griffith went to Lexing-
ton today I , visit friends and relatives.
Assistant U. : attorney B. S. Nc.
Guire returned from the Ponca agency
today.
Fred II Thwing returned from Jop-
lin, Mo, today, where he has been for
several days on business.
Frank McMaster sof Oklahoma City
was visit Or at u. s. Attorney Speeds
Office Yesterday evening.
Miss Edyth Shelton returned to her
home at Enid today. She has been
the guest of Mrs. Guy Reynolds.
Judge ]. L. Brown of Oklahoma City
was here today looking after law mat
ters for the Anti-Saloon League.
Jacob Hecker, father of VIM. Heck
er, returned today from two months
visit with relatives at Wamego, Kas.
Hon. Bird Mcclure, assistant United
States district attorney, is in the city
today, renewing acquaintances and
attending to business matters-Ponca
Courier.
Mrs. c V. Mounts and family arrived
yesterday from Shenandoah, Iowa.
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city.
Miss Lou Wilbur has returned to
Winfield, Kansas. after a short visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, E. j.
Wilbur.
Capt. Fred Finnerty, Of the Oklaho-
ma City militia company was here to-
day conferring with Adjutant General
Orner.
Mrs. F. A. McCabe and daughter,
Florence. of Kirksville, Mo. arrived
today and will visit the family of A.
L. Druce, who lives near the city.
Mrs. c. R. Brooks will return home
some time next week. Miss Amy will
remain in Kentucky for two months.
John Golobie made his first cam.
paign speech for register of deeds yes
terday at Balls Grove southeast of the
city. For an opener it was hum
mer.
w. c, Scates, of McKinzie, Tenn,
has returned home. He has been the
guest of his cousin, s. T, Franklin, and
was much pleased with Oklohoma.
R. r. Talley, general agent for the
Oliver typewrit er in Oklaho ma, was in
the city today He has placed a ma
chine in the Office of the opera house
A. [. Kilbourn was left by the moor
train today while eating a lunch a.
Fred Harvey lunch room at the station
He was going to FIT. Worth to visit his
IN and daughter
Delegate j. c. Pingrey of Lincolr
county was a victim of an elevator ac
cident at the Walton hotel, Philadel'
phia. The elevator fell seven stories
Pingrey sustained q broken leg.
Miss Efie Glendenning, aged IS, wa
buried Tuesday of last week in the
cemetery north of town. This makes
the seventh child to be buried by Mr.
Glendenning, and he has the sympathy
OF the community il. this last am ic
tion.-C ashton Advance.
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