The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-07

U. Q. Guse went TO Ripley today
j, 7. Martin is down from Ponca.
o. j Stoweil has returned to Ponca
Ed vanderpool went to oklahoma
City today
Edgar Jones returned last night
from Kansas City.
L. NJ. Potts was in from Perkins
yesterday evening.
Mrs. l. b. Levy was taken suddenly |
i'll yesterday afternoon.
Judge Lowe went to lOklahoma City
today to solicit insurance.
J.. b. Mans Of Kildare is 10 the city
today visiting territorial officials.
Mrs Bowman, Of Newkirk, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Joe Severns.
U. s. Marshal Harry Thompson re-
turned today from trip to the west
side.
w A. Worthington. the loan
and insurance agent left today over
the Great Eastern on prospecting
trip.
Mrs. b. #. Burwell came up from
Oklahoma City this morning 10 visit
with her husband, Judge b. f. Bur
well.
Miss Temple Harmon returned to-
day from a few days visit with her
sister at Pawnee.
Attorney John Shartel and Miss Par
sons, his stenographer. returned 10
Oklahoma City today.
Sheriff Frank Pierce is down from
Newkirk. He says the smallpox epi,
demic is overs in fact they never had
any.
Mr.. and Sirs j. L. Rock came up
from Oklahoma City yesterday even
ing. They will be here until about
May 1st.
Bert Leonard returned to Oklaho
ma City today He was returning
from a trip to eastern Iowa and Kan
sas City.
A. o. Farquharson returned last
night from Newkirk, where he has
been the past three days visiting his
branch store.
DR.. w. f. Johnson and family of
Augusta, Kas., has arrived in the city,
He is prospecting for place 10 locate
and thinks Of stopping in Guthrie.
Captain W. w. Painter will leave
soon for Washington to take a con
gressional appointment. Delegate
Flynn has this allowance.
w H. Bow6leRr and family OF Oma-
ha, Neb., arrived in the city today
/ and will probably make this their
home. Mr.. Bowdlear is prospecting
\ for a location in Oklahoma.
/ George Dunnica and wife left this
morning for Milwaukee, Wis, where
! he will take a position on the Senti-
mel. George has been the Linotype
machInist at the state Capital office
since the machines we're put in. N
Moritz Behr. manager Of The Rush
store, left today for New York, TO be
absent three weeks, buying goods for
every department of his large stores.
/ Mr.. Behr promises to purchase the
| finest and most complete line of goods
possible for his Oklahoma trade.
II ( Captain C. w Beers returned this
morning from a mule bh, ing trip in
Arkansas. The captain Gays that he
4 shipped 100 OF the prettiest shaved
tail mules that have yet gone TO South
Africa. The mules were bought for
the British government, aud they are
all warranted to be drst-class kickers
and boilers.
1t is reported that Major A. z. Wood
son, Ninth cavalry, now on leave OF
absence, will, at the expiration of his
two months leave, report 10 an exam
ining board at Fort Leavenworth. The
major is next In line of promotion Ia
the grade Of lieutenant colonel, and
this examination is for the purpose oi
sscertaining his qualifications for the
p position.
"The Real Widow Brown" wal
greeted Saturday night by fair sized
audience at the opera house. Miss
Blanche Aldrich, who played the par
OF the widow, is not only attractiv,
herself, but she has a very interesting
company assisting her, and produced /
pleasing comedy Many good special
ties were introduced. Pretty Louise
Henry attracted special attention II
the role OF Jane Tuesday and was thl
favorite OF the evening. The COMPANY
made hit.-Hutchinson News, Feb.
4 Secretary Jenkins returned to Guth
/ rie this morning, having been up ii
Kay coanty looking after his farmiuI
I, interests. lie had nothing 10 offer OF
n the future political affairs OF the ter
.Nritory. sEa~ @. Dutauey went I
{ guthrie on court business sunday.
i Dhumber OF the knowing ones clair
"A that in the near future John will d
bis counting in Guthrie exclusively
- Dick Plunkett went TO Guth
: 1rie Sunday TO congratulate Governo