The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-09

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Perkins
Frank Beebe. postoffice Inspector.
left this afternoon for Pawree.
The Rev H. w. Newly returned |
from Medford today
Arno Byer. the leading merchant Of
Seward was a visitor in Guthrie TO.
day.
Jim Pollard, the most populr efri- |
Client and courteous conductor OF the
Easten-Oklahoma passenger. is wear
Ing a bran new tailor made ccnduc-
tors uniform.
J. c. Miner conductor on the East
ern-Oklahoma local freight is laying
off and is attending court at Pawnee.
Joe Foucart, architect and secrs-
tary Of the B. p. O. Elks and X. OF p.
lodges. is confined at his home on
-outh First with severe illness. Mr..
Foucart has been laid up since Sat
urday
viii N. HELEN. Of Oklahoma City.
is in the city today He is said to
have a full line of millinery now.
Mrs John Moore and daughter,
Minerva and Ruby have returned
from Wichita. where they visited the
formers mother, who has been very
ill.,
Henry Lynn is in the city. He is,a
former resident.
Walter Phelps was up from Nor
man last evening
Anton II Classen was up from Ok
iahoma City last evening.
Sheriff w. r. Kelly Of Kinghsher,
was a business visitor here last even
ing
Miss Nell Kimball, of Guthrie. who
has been visiting Miss Kate Harrell
for the past few days left this morning
for Carthage, No. where she will
spend a month or so visiting friends
and relatives Oklahoma City Times
Journal.
Judge b. N. Woodson came in last
week from Kay county, and has locat.
ed in Atus for the practice Of law.
He found a number of old friends here
and says he feels at home already. We
see no reason why a lawyer should
not do well here and heartily welcome
Judge woodson. .-Altus, Okla, Plain
dealer.
Miss Katherine sohnell went to Ok
lahoma City today to be the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Lowry and to
attend the dance to be given there to.
morrow night by the T. p A. Miss
schnell VIII visit her brother, Nat
schnell in Chandler, before returning
home.
Winter TliT. bookkeeper in the
Guthrie National bank, returned home
today from few days visit with his
mother at lie Compton, Kas. He
spent day in Kansas City visiting
the large banking institutions. Mr..
Iliff was met at the depot by three Of
the most charming young ladies Of
Guthrie, Misses Pearl Hutchinson
Ethel McNeal and Lila Briggs.
Mrs. John Denny and sister, Miss
Ethel Todd, returned today from
Perry.
Representative Robert g. Wood and
Colonel c. ~ Points of Shawnee, were
in the city today between trains on
their way home from Pawnee where
they were looking after legal bust
ness
G. 7. Apperson, editor of the Shaw
nee Democrat, was at the Union de-
pot today en- route home from New
kirk.
c. w. Miller, credit man and travel
ing auditor Of the Burnham.Hanna.
Munger dry goods company. of Kan
sas City, vas in the city today.
Judge John Devereaux, deputy coun.
ty attorney was in Oklahoma CITY
tooay on legal matter
w. II. Coyle, of the w. H. Coyle
oil company left this afternoon for
/ Ripley, where he will drive 70 a point
twenty miles east to look after one
of his cotton gins.
7. X. Jingle, grand recorder of the
/ A. o. U. W., is in Saltwater where he
assisted in instituting a lodge of the
/ Degree of Honor this afternoon. To
night the lodge will serve a banquet.
c. p. Whitmiller, the leading drug
glst and Colonel j. c. Cross agent Of
Pabst interests in Kingfsher, we're
visitors in Guthrie yesterday between
trains. The gentlemen were en- route
to Perry to attend the Commandery Of
the Knights Templar meeting
r. B. Parke, mayor Of Chandler and
Colonel Roy v Hoe-an returned
home last night
Colonel w. H. swartzel, Of El Reno
manager Of the international Loan &
Trust compauy has been in the CITY