The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-08-27

otillWater To-Day
Attorney j. r. Cottingham was in
Oklahoma City today.
Vim. Mcmillan and family sre at the
Okla from Oklahoma City.
e. NJ. Shut, railroad contractor, is
at the Royal from Pueblo.
Miss Gertie Shannon, of Oklahoma
City, is visiting friends here.
R.F. Gridley and j. P. Walters, of
Arkansas City, are at the Capital
Miss Grace Baker and mother, OF
Saltwater, are guests at the Royal.
Mrs. S G. Harmon left this after
noon for Pawnee TO visit her daughter.
Attorney John Co'teral was attend.
ing to legal business in Perry, Satnr-
day. '@''r-
Associate Justice B. f. Burwell ~
Oklahoma City, was in Guthrie Satur.
day. '"'Ui
j. A, Scott, the Mulha,l druggist.
was In the city yesterday visiting his
sister.
Bird $. Mcclure, assistant United
States district attorney, is back from
Pawnee.
Henry Allen, roadmsster of the San
Ia re and family, went to Purcell
yesterday
Miss Daisy Cummins, of Oklahoma
CITY. is the guest of Manager Wilson of
the Royal.
Mesdames T. T Wortham and N. F.
Johnson are registered at the Royal
from Pawnee.
Miss lone Coyle, OF Guthrie, is the
guest of Miss Hattie Erisman, of Sixth
street t.-Oklahoman.
Miss Jose Wise has resumed her DO
sition with Busenb bark, the caterer.
after short vacation.
Albert Rummel, the Pabst ice man.
was in the city yesterday, the guest of
general manager Henry Braun.
H. M. Fielding returned yesterday
from Anadsrko where he has been in
spectinR government improvements.
Mrs. Ora Thompson, of Ripley, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Jennie Bax-
ter, proprietress OF the Phillips house.
w. S. Search, territorial bank com.
missioner, was in his office this morn
ing and left this afternoon for Ne "
kirk
Nels Darling, the funny paint and
glass salesman, worked the Z. o. last
week and returned to Oklahoma City
yesterday
c. j. Shapsrd, president of the
First National bank at Saltwater, re-
turned home this afternoon after
transacting business in Guthrie.
Harry Cotton, the New York. Okla
homa farmer, left yesterday for the
east after few weeks in Guthrie
looking after his landed interests.
j. Stuart Mckay is home after rep
resenting the W.-H. F. interests in
Pawnee county for a week in the
place of Forrest Halsen, who was in
disposed.
DR.. A. j. Douthitt, Miss Kittie Per
rine, Judge j. L. Jenkins and son,
Albert, and II. A. Sererin, were visi-
tors from Oklahoma City Sunday.
Addison Dunnica, who has been in
the city the past three weeks the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. II, e. Derwin, re-
turned to his home in Kansas City to.
day.
H. j, Whitcomb, of the Rock Is~
land railroad, was in Guthrie today
settling with Hagan Sc Co., for cattle
breaking out of the shipping pers al
Wsukomis.
Mr.. j. S. Lyon, the popular proprie-
tor OF Lyons implement and carr iage
emporium, will go to St. Louis this
week to attend meeting of carriage
manufacturers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sendlebach left
yesterday for the eastern markets to
be absent about three weeks buying
fall and winter stocks of dry goods
and millinery for the Fair.
Chas, @. Tyffc, of Ponca City, is at
the Okla. Mr.. Tyffe will be connect
ed with the Paterson furniture and
undertaking establishment as an ex-
perienced undertaken.
s. g. Neff, of Wichita, was register
ed at the Okla today. He is brother
of the Hon. Bob Neff the fusion canid-
date for congress. :. q. sells shoes
for an eastern factory.
Col. j. M. Rucker was guest In
Guthrie today of Bank Commissioners
Search. Col. Rucker was formerly
district clerk in Tecumseh during
Judge Scott's official career on the
bench.