The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-22


Jerusalem, Palestine. after one year'a
touring In Europe He arrived yes
terday noon
Captain Harry Barnes returned
from the Philippines yesterday noon.
w G. Gray. one Of the most popular
distillery drummers on the road, is in
the city today He travels for the old
est firm in Louisville, Ky.
A large party Of Young folks visited
in Mulhall yesterday.
Lee Cooter departed last evening
for Kansas City to visit his father,
who was seriously injured late Sat.
urday evening by trolley car. while
enroute home
Mesdames Fossett, who we're in
jured recently in a serious runaway.
are able to be out.
Miss Eliza Oldham was called home
yesterday from Medford on account
OF the illness OF her mother.
Ransom Fame, one Of the early day
men of Oklahoma territory, and Of
Guthrie, was here to look after bust
ness matters He vas tle first man
in Oklahoma to raise United States
flag
Joe Sherman, cattle inspector from
Alva, Is in the city today.
W. B. Small, the leading hotel man
Of Medford is in the city today look
ing after business matters.
Charles seeley, Of Waterloo, is here
today.
John H. Hale is over from Chandler
today.
Miss Helen Hyde, of Purcell, visit
ed friends in this city Saturday and
Sunday
Dick Collins, OF Kingisher, former
Santa Fe agent at Mulhall, is in the
city.
Colonel c. B. Hunt, of the United
States Marshars Office, is in Pawnee
looking after prisoners to be tried
there this term
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Hodges returned
to saltwater this afternoon, they we're
the guests last week OF Mrs. George
Bmingsley and son Chas. t. Billings
ley.
Attorneys a. C. stick and ]. b.
ziegler of independence, Kas.. were
in Guthrie today between trains en-
route to Pawnee where they are in
terested in cattle cases 10 come up in
court this week. Colonel Stick said
today, that when John Golobie was
little tow-headed Dutcbman, he work
ed for me and guess he ought to be
doing the same kind Of work now"
j. w. Sccthorn, assistant United
States district attorney, is attending
court at Pawnee on behalf of the Uni
ted States.
Miss Mabel Rinehart left this after
noon for Perkins where she VIII reside
for the summer. Miss Rinehart is a
thorough musician and she viii have
classes at the important towns on the
Eastern Oklahoma.
Judge b. 81 Hainer. Clerk Jay e.
Pickard, stenographer Eugene Blaize,
went to Pawnee today to open court
Major n d. Mckinley went to Rip
ley this afternoon.
sheriff Foster. Of Noble county was
in Guthrie today.
Warren Gil, of Perry, went to Nor
man this afternoon.
j. w. Lynch OF Ponca City, came
down on the noon train today.
Attorney c. G. Hornor vent to Ok
lahoma City this afternoon.
w. T. Coleman, the cotton buyer Of
Lexington returned home today az
ter a few days visit in the Capital City
( The Rev. and Mrs Neal went to
| Pawnoc this afternoon TO conduct re-
ligious meeungs. 1ney We're in Null
hall last week
+. S. Barde returned from Kansas
City today, where he accompanied
Mrs. Barde. whose sister is very sick.
very sick.
Judge Sam II. Harris. Of Perry
passed through the city today on his
way to Pawnee, where he will attend
court.
e. II. stevens. OF Wichita, route
agent for the Wells-Fargo & Co. Ex-
press, is in the city.
Harry F. Bur, territorial represen-
tative Of the Aetna Accident Insurance
company, who took CONSPICUOUS
part in the consistory services here
last week, left this afternoon for his
home in Dallas, Texas.
I1lge NJ. l. Mock attended the bar
becue at coeper's Grove, near Seward,
this afternoon in celebration Of the
twelfth anniversary Of the opening Of
Oklahoma.
Miss Margaret Roberts, OF King
a.