The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

b Neal Of Purcell. is in the city.
DR. A. J Douthitt Of Manila. Phnip
pine lslande. is in the city He ii
the son Of Veterinary Douthitt.
NJ. } Haram OF Anadarko. is a sues
at the Royal today.
H J. Rea OF Joplin. Mo. is in tn,
city
A. H. Geisler of Carmen. is in tn,
city
R II. Hahn. deputy live stock com
missioner. has returned from a bust
ness trip to Yukon.
Mills Vorace. county clerk of KAY
county, was in he city yesterday.
Mrs NJ. e Rankins of Perkins. is
visiting with friends in the city.
F. e Mcdowell Of Arkansas City.
was in the city yesterday.
Jos. Foucart has returned from
Perry where he has been supsrin-
tending the construction of new
bank building
F NJ. Alice a prominent attorney
Iof Cleveland Pawnee county. is in
The city attending to a contest case
before the United States land office
w NJ speer left yesterday on a
business trip to Boston
Chas Gnswold has gone wichi.
ia called by the illness of his wife
who is in hospital there.
Mrs. N. E. Wallace of Apache. who
has been visiting with relatives in
this city, has returned to her home.
w. D Packer has returned from q
trip to Indiana.
Chas. e Bnlingsley, president Of
the Capitol National bank has return.
ed from trip through the Indian
TERRITORY
Mrs. Frederick Ross is quite sick
with typhoid fever Her mother
from Iowa has been sent for
Territorial Secretary Grimes re-
turned last evening from Kansas
City where he has been attending the
horse show and putting in some tell
ing licks for Bird Mcclure.
Mrs. + b. Lucas returned last
night from ten days visit with |
friends in Chicago.
Z. J. Cuttings. the eloquent young
Democrat of Oklahoma City, was here
a few hours this morning enyoute to
Saltwater where he is billed for a
campaign speech Everything looks
bright for Democracy" said he "and
Cross will certainly be elected by a
comfortable majority"
D. B. Wynne. who is rounding out
his fifth term as county clerk Of
Cleveland county. is in the city on
business with the territorial elc-
tion board. Cleveland county will
give Cross a bigger majority than it
gave Neff two years ago" is Mr..
Wynne's summary of the political
outlook in Cleveland county.
Supeunt ndent II A. Tice of the
Oklahoma division of the Santa Fe.
was in the city this morning enroute
to Arkansas City Mr. Tlce has been
on an inspection tour of the division
and reports an increase Of business
on this division. Mr. Tice Is well
pleased with the work on the new
depot and reports it to be one of the
finest on his division,
w. II. Coyle has eturnad from
Saltwater
Mrc T B Fergulon went to New
lirS this morning c
w. A. Jacobs and wife of Pawnee, n
IRE in the city today.
A. II. Donart, deputy county clerk b
T Payne county, +. in the city THE
nsion forces ia our county are more
ompletely organized than ever be-
ose said he, "and the size Of Uncle =
III Cross majority in Payne viii fall y
in a dull sIckening thud upon Re. 2
ublican hopes :
F.ank Halter the veteran county "
Jerk Of Garfield county. was here gl
'day from Enid Mr. Halter is com n
letting his fourth year in his present IA
hice and declined to stand for the sf
omination for third term, feeling Il
lat be had earned a rest. y
s +. Echols county clerk OF Greer "
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