The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-08-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

attend the grand eneampment Of the
A. o. U. w.
Miss Mary Puit of Kansas city,
Mo- is here visiting d. A. Hunter. the
grocer, and other relatives.
Paul Foster returned from Mulhall
this noon.
Mrs Nettie X. Reppeto is in Arkan.
sas City.
Frank Wykon re urned from still
wafer today where he spent Sunday
with his family. He Is very busy pre-
pairing a consolidated report Of the
condition Of the state banks Of okla
homa.
Mrs. w. p. Baker and children have
returned to Guthrie to reside. She
says the DOCTOR will return from the
Philippines about Christmas and will
permanently make his home here. He
is in the best OF health.
Mrs. Missioner returned to her home
at Newton. last Saturday She has
has been the guest Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson, Of South Broad
street.
Fred L. Wenner, private secretary
to The governor, Is in Kansas City.
Ed Hegler and wife Of El Reno, and
Robert Rice and wife of Chicago, ar.
rived today and are the guests of Cap
tain b. f. Heg'er and wife. for few
days Mr.. Rice is the nephew of Cap
tain Hegler
Miss Ocie Kedash returned from
Chandler to visit her parents for two
weeks.
Mrs Cano OF Hot Springs, who has
been The guest of Mr.. and Mrs Quinby
for the past two weeks departed for
her home this morning.
N. A. Thompson of Pawhuska. is in
the city.
willard Lindwall returned from
saltwater today where he spent Sun
day will friends.
J. w. McNeal is in Colorado looking
after banking business matters
Ira Longaker was up from oklaho-
ma City visiting friends yesterday.
DR.. w. II. Hale of the British Medi-
cal institute, is in the city the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. McChesney. He car
ries With him a cane worth $3,500 1t
is very handsome article, solid gold
head studded with seventeen dia-
monds. In the Top Of the head is an
elegant Swiss watch. This fine cane
was presented to DR.. Hale by one
hundred gentlemen of Edinburgh,
when he was representative of the
Institute in Europe.
]. W. Casey of Perry spent Sun
day in the city.
Miss Sadie Paine went to Oklahoma
City today to visit her sister, Mrs
Bert Leonard, for a few days.
Miss Naomi Day is in Norman to-
uay conferring with President Boyd
of the University. She has made ap-
pllcation to teach music duri & the
coming term in the University, there
being vacancy in this department.
She was accompanied by her aunt
Mrs. T. X. Tingle.
j. R. Cottingham went to Norman
on sanitarium matters.
Miss Lulu Burdick of Saltwater,
was here today enroue from visit
with friends in Kansas.
j. r. Menhall of saltwater was here
today.
Miss Lena Richardson has returned
from a visit to Joplin, Mo.
George McCabe. representing a lead
ing sheet steel stamping company,
was in the city today and says he is
expecting to be called in by his house
most any time owing to the big steel
strike. Already the supply is small,
end hard to gct.
Dr. NJ. r. McBurney who has been
prac icing osteopathy in this city and
Kinghsher, has been compelled to dis
continue her work at Kingdsher ow-
ing to the increase Of her work in
this city. Mrs McBurney is a gradu
ate of the American School Of Osteo
pathy, at Kirksville, Mo- and can be
found az all hours at 319 East Har
rison avenue.
Miss Bird Vinson of Austin, Texas
arrived in the city fow days ago anC
will reside here, Miss Vinson is q
vocalist and pianist Of rare ability
having studied az the New England
Conservatory Of Music in Boston. ant
under a private teacher in New York
She win be a splendid acquisition e
Guthrie musical circles ard will b'
gladly welcomed here.