The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-17

y. g. Gillette Of Concmdia, Kas
Is in the city seeking location.
MA r f. Morrison. and dausht
er, Miss Josephine. Of Ponca City. and
Miss Ida Niblack have returned from
a vacation in Colorado. Miss Niblacls
returned TO Guthrie yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Longaker have re-
turned 10 Arkansas City
August Frost worthy German cid
zen Of Oklahoma City. was a Guthrie
visitor last night.
Mr.. Henry Braun Of the Pabst COM
pany, returned last night from Nil.
waukee where he compile ed arrange
ments wi.h the Pabst people for the
erection of building at the corner Of
Second street and Oklahoma avenue.
Roy Meacham is convalescing from
a spell Of typhoid fever.
II. Jules Mallloux. a well known
travelling salesman. was in the city
last night.
Miss Lola Weidenheimor left this
morning for a few days visit with
friends in Mulhan.
Henry E Asp returned from sun-
water this morning.
Mrs. John Denny Of Chicago. is in
the citys visiting with her mother.
Mrs. w. M Todd Mrs. r. C. ribber
also from Chicago, is visiting Miss
Ethel Todd.
M. o. Billings of the United States
marshalb office, went to Mulhall this
morning.
u. e. Damon, travelling auditor for
the Santa Fe, is in the city checking
up the local office.
Henry B. Green of st. Louis. is on
the guest list at the Royal
Colonel c. T. Prouty. territorial
grain inspector is in the city
B. A. Bullock of Detroit Mich, is
Registered at the Royal
William ]. Heinzel of the United
States navy has arrived ia the city
to open naval recruiting station
Ed f. Wallace OF Kansas City, is
stopping at the Royal
Jacob Leon, Kansas City travelling
salesman, is in the city.
Mr.. Fred G. Van Duyn. the new
lessee of the Hotel Royal. is in the
city to superintend the changes being
made in the interior arrangements.
Il am highly gratifed." said he, with
the cordial reception and encourage
ment given me by the people OF
Guthrie and in return for this kind
ness no expense will be spared to
make the Royal arst class hotel
Mrs. C. r. Brooks and sons, Allen
and Sanford, returned last niclr from
Louisville, KY where they have been
visiting relatives for the past month.
Miss Amy Brooks stopped in st Louis
for a two weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. Geo. r. sullman arrived in the
city today from Chattanooga. Tenn.
for a visit with her sister, Mrs F. B.
Lucas.
Mr.. Ferdinand Ritterbusch has re-
turned from visit to Eureka Springs.
Captain T. w. Eckert. the veteran
editor of the Arkansas City Traveller.
spent a short time in the city last
evening enroute home.
Mr. Theodore Werner the head Of
the great New York concern that
manufactures the Herbert Spencer ci-
gar, is spending a few days in Guthrie.
incidental to a general tour Of the
west and Oklahoma In particular.
"The people of the east as a rule, have
but a vague conception Of Oklahoma"
said Mr. Werner to Leader repre-
sentative this morning, and / blush
to say that even among supposedly
well informed men there is an ignor-
ant belief that the principal part OF
your population consists Of red men,
coyotes and prairie dogs From an
educational standpoint, alone my trip
has been one OF profit and am glad
to have seen this beautiful, prosperous
territory and to mingle with les sturdy
manhood" Mr.. Werner is accompan-
led by C. N. Franklin. his travelling
Representative in Oklahoma