The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-04-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

Captain Twaml2y afri,cd ia Gnth-
ric yesterday from Kansas city to at.
tend the consistory iaectlng.
w. y. Scott, one of 'he prominent
business men Of Mulhal. was here
today
w. + Brewer. form srly a rctGent Of
Guthrie, now in busiiess in ST. Louis.
arrived in Guthrie today to visit his
children.
City Editor Marshall II the Kansas
City Journal arrived today and IL the
guest Of E. e. Brown.
Mrs. J. Il Burfor went fo FL ReLo
yesterday to attend musicale.
Jesse r. Eastman. an old subscriber
Of The Leader, leaves for his home In
eastern Illinois, after several months
visit with his daughter, Mrs. J. f..
Johnson Of this city.
Frank II. Mcclure is IN with an al.
tack of grippe
w. L.. Rhodes is making some nice
improvements on his residence on
East Noble avenue.
Mrs. w r. Black has completed her
improved residence on North Broad.
II now is now an elegant two story
house with modern equipments.
The county commissioners are in
session this week
Tom Bonnell, formerly of this city
is over from Mangum to attend the
meeting Of New York Mutual Life In
surance agents Of Oklahoma and In
oiap territory.
zack Mulhall and his accomplished
daughter, Miss Agnes, were visitors
here today Zack was looking after
some business matters
Judge Frank Dale, Of this city. has
recently given the Commercial club
Of Oklahoma City his check for two
hundred dollars to be his contribution
to the Oklahoma City and Southwest
ern railroad
Mrs Floy Baxter Thompson. of
Waukomis, is the guest of friends in
the city this week
w. L. Farquharson and wife. of
Hennessey, are the guestc Of his bro
ther A. O. Farquharson and wife, of
this city, this week Mr.. Farquharson
Is attending the consistory meeting.
Charles Slater, manager of the Mad
ison Square Theater company. is here
today arranging for the appearance
of his company nthis city next week.
j. G. Clark, OF Oklahoma City, is in
the city looking after business for
the Northwestern Insurance company.
He is expecting visit to Oklahoma
this week by President Palmer. of the
whose home is in Milwaukee.
The ladies of the Benevolent socie-
ty met with Mrs. Mcdonald Morris. at
her home on North Broad street this
afternoon.
A number of the young folks from
he West Side Of the city enjoyed
lice dance at Herman hall last night.
The 1901 Dancing club" will have
! hop at Fuller hall tonight.
The new residence Of +. Fl. Greer Is
learing completion. Il w1l be the
finest residence in the city, being
.quipped with all modern improve
nents.
Y, G. Hopkins has succeeded Ed
Iornaday as solicitor for the state
'apital. Z
j. S. Lyon has received some ele-
ant rubber tire traps and bugeies 2
nd viii give a buggy show" in day d
T two. F"
Mr. Breed. representing the Stude
aker Wagon company, is in the city 3
boxing after his company's business g
The Catholic ladies' win give ball =
nd supper at Cassidy hall on next
Ionday evening.
Edwin DeBarr member of the Nor q
ian university faculty, is one of the
romlnent Scottish Rite workers here
'day assisting in the reunion. N
b. b. Pollock the leading jeweler OF
klahoma City is here today attend
ig lhe Scottish Rite reunion. b
J. A. Ryan, Jasper sipes, Col w. NJ. G
ross and C E Bennett form a crowd y
Oklahoma City Masons who came q
this morning to attend the consis- to
ry reunion.
Dr. sharp, OF Ponca City, is a promi- Pl
snt visitor here this week.
v. NJ, Eneau, OF the city of Wood
ard is an arrival OF today.
Judge f. e. Garvin, Of indianapolis, eli
in the city the guest OF his sister. d.
RS. w NJ Mccoy This is his first ia
ip to Oklahoma and is thoroughly
'lighted with what he has seen Of 23
e territory. He was Judge Of the cir
IL court four years ago, in Indian IA
oils where he now has a lucrative by
actice Of law
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