The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-04-03
PERSONAL mENrIoN.


United States marshal Thompson is
Ia Enid
Ned sisson is attending court at
Newkirk this week.
Geo. sendlebach wen. to Nor man
today on business.
Tiain R. Davis is in the city. lie is
now located in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Quick of Perry
are visiting friends here today.
NJ. L. Turner was up from Oklahoma
City last night TO visit Gov. Barnes.
w. NJ. Bronson will leave Thursday
for New York. Q. @. Tatum accompa-
nies him.
Miss Rlockie Jamison will leave for
Shawnee tomorrow 10 visit Mrs. Loa
gPottinger.
Col. d. f. Stiles of Oklahoma City
stepped of the train here today for
New minutes.
Mrs. J. J. Boles returned today from
a few days visit with friends and rela-
tives at Perry.
w. v. b. Watson of Pawnee has
been appointed notary public by
Secretary Jenkins.
e. e. Glbbons. city clerk of Perry,
was here yesterday looking after bust
ness matters.
j. r, Mitchell, New York ca2i-
talist, was hero yesterday, the guest
of II. II. Hagan.
Mrs. G.. w. Sloan and her charming
daughter Mary, of Crescent City, were
shopping here today.
Conductor Leonard, who has been
running on the Purcell local, has re-
turned to Arkansas City.
Miss Matte Palmer visited her par.
ents over Sunday. She Is doing short
hand work at Oklahoma City.
Messrs. G. G. Tatuu and w. M.
Bronson will leave tomorrow for New
York City on business matters.
A. Z. Coleman, of Norman, is In the
city today. He is grand master work
man of the A.. o, U. W of Oklahoma.
Bert Laverty is improving rapidly.
A letter from him to bis father, dated
yesterday, says he got up and put on
LIS SACbACn'
Mrs. Hawley, mother of Mrs w, @.
Miles, went to Oklahoma City today
to visit with her son. Rev. Hawley Of
the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. William Farringer, daughter of
w. w. Painter, arrived today from
Winfield and will visit few days with
her parents at 1905 west Noble ave.
Mrs. Corkins, the mother of A. ].
Corkins, returned to her home in Iowa
this morning. She has been visiting
her son and his family most all winter.
Judge Bayard It. Hainer, of the
supreme court of Oklahoma, and John
Shartel, were In the city yesterday
morning on their way home from
business trip to st. Louis.-Arkansas
City Traveller
9Dr. L. b. Morse of st. Louis, friend
of DIR. Petty, is in the city. The doc
tor has been la bad health for some
time and is seeding a restoration from,
the salubrious climate of oklahoma,
(which he believes will accomplish 1t.
Col. ]. w. Zsverly. sreciAl examiner
of the interior department, arrived
from Washington yesterday and went
to Perry this afternoon. He will re-
turn here in a few days TO complete
his work at this point, He is an old
time Jefferson City Democratic friend
Of General Jamison.
~ have turned from politics to the
more prosaic pursuit of rooster rails
ing, " said e. e. Brown today. 81 find
it more congenial and II saves post
aRe. have fixed up nice home at
Browns Ferry, aud shall quietly fol-
low my own inclihations without
counting my chickens prior to tbs
Matching period"
Richard Kenefck, an uncle of w. II.
Coyle, is here visiting the latter. His
home is now In Del Rapids, Dakota.
he formerly lived in Ackley, Iowa,
where he was at the birth OF Mr..
Coyle. Mr., KeneAck has large lot OF
children he has been making the "trip
TO see. He is now just from a visit In
N California.
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