The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-19
Personal MENTION.

Horace Adams Is seriously I'll.
Tom woosley is down from Mulhall
today.
Mrs. s. e. harmon IS very sick with
Ia grippe.
Geo. Willis trekked o Oklahoma
City Sunday.
Col Roy HOFFMAN returned to Chand
Ter yesterday.
]. wrightsman, OF Pawnee, is here
on legal business
George Sendlebach went 10 Ell Reno
today On business.
John Foster, Of Otter Bend, Ind, is
here prospecting.
A. w. Long, OF FL Dorado, Kas., is
here visiting friends.
Captain d. b. Arrell arrived yester
day aud is visiting bis wife.
Jas. T. Barnett, OF Iudiauapol is
visiting the merchants today.
S. p Willis, OF Hickory. Mo, is at
the Capitol He is prospecting.
j g. Barton and Miss Ella Mills
were married at Chandler last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Neal entertained
last Friday afternoon the euchre club.
The territorial board of education
will meet at Oklahoma City tomorrow.
f. NJ, smythe. of Wichita, is here to
day, showing his fine line OF fancy
candies.
@Father Meter returned to Norman
today. He spent Sunday with Father
Van Hulse.
Judge Strang returned yesterday
from trip to Taloga, where he has
banking interests.
Judge Sam Harris and Fred Whit
man are down from Perry today look
ing after business matters.
G. T. Dean, of Shawnee, is in the |
city. While here he inquired aboul !
the Shawnee railroad survey,
H. H. Hagan went to Kansas City
yesterday TO market some cattle II +.
will be back about Wednesday.
John III. Pugh, territorial bank ex-
aminer, is in the city, having Just COM
pleted round of the territorial banks.
]. d. Wyatt, sheriff Of Woodward
county, and DR.. ). NJ. Workman oil
Woodward are in the city, the guests
Of John M. Pugh.
Leila Anderson, shorthand instruc-
tor in the Capital City Business college
at Oklahoma City, visited her home
here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Matte Palmer visited her par.
ents Saturday and Sunday. She is
now engaged as a stenographer at Ok
lahoma City.
\ Judge Burforl and court retinhe
left last night for Chandler, where a,
three weeks term Of court began to
day. A number OF Guthrie AttorneysA
went over today. II
Miss Mabel Hartman, OF Oklahoma
City, who played CAlanthe in Damon
and Pythias here recently, has been
offered place, 1t Is said, with one of
Hoyt's companies.
Geo. 81. Willis attended the perform
ance of "A Wise Woman at Oklabo-
ma City last night and pronounced 1t
undoubtedly the best thing of the
kind ever seen in Oklahoma.
z John Golobie of the Capital is spend
ing the week on a romantic farm near
St.Louis. Mr.Golobie has thought over
the matter q good deal and IL is highly
propable he will return with Mrs.
Colo bic.
+. NJ. Tarlton. who has been a resi-
dent OF Guthrie the past nine years,
left yesterday for Kansas City TO re-
side. He expects TO engage in the |
grain business there. His many Guth- |
rie friends wish him success.
= Capt. John T. Taylor arrived homel
yesterday from Eel Keno and Olxlaho- |
ma City. he spent last week in El |
Reno attending the cattlemen's con-
vention and the free homes league
At the latter he was selected vice /
president for Logan county of the |
league. The captain is a wheelhorse /
wherever he is placed
Last Saturday evening a man named
Hall ane AAiming TO be a photograph
er passeo through the city In q cover |
ed spring wagon, He had a sign on |
his wagon which read, From Las |
Vegas TO Philadelphia" He had come |
all the way overland and was going |
TO Philadelphia that way, ex-
pecting to get there sept. /.
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