The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-05-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

the city a few days. "The new rail
roads are rapidly approaching Falls,
said Mi Hamel. and we expect to
hear the hoarse toot Of the iron horse
withia the next two weeks Falls is
grad ally growing and will prove an
impo ant trading center. All lines OF
busit sss are doing well Much rain
has iallen in our section, but no dam
age has been done"
John Rinehert of the Bank of Falls.
is in the city, noting the evidences of
capital city growth. Mr. Rinehart
says he will not come to Guthrie again
until he can board train at Falls and
come direct
DR.. Louis Jester, the famous mas
seur and hard muscle man, has locat-
ed at Chicago with headquarters at
Hotel Metropole.
The Rev. ~ B. wickham called at
Muskogee this week and took home
with him four childven FOR whom he
will find homes. The Rev. Wickhsls
IS superintendent of the Oklahoma and
Tlalian Territory Chldrens Home so
ciety. He was present at the Sunday
school convention held here last week.
-vinita Leader
supt. II A. Tice OF this division Of
the Santa Fe. who has been here fOi
me past couple of days locking after
company interests, returned hooe last
night.
Nose Whitbeck. formerly of Guth-
rie. has arrived in Shawnee to accept
position with the williamson-Hal-
sell-Frazier Grocer Co, and will move
his family to this city as soon as he
can find house.--Shawnee Herald.
Charles Van Duyn, night clerk at the
Hotel Royal. left this morning for
Clinton, Indiana, where he was hurried
ly summoned by the serious illness n
his father.
Territorial Treasurer Rambo is at
Hennessey today attending the un-
yelling exercises of the Roy Cashion
monument.
Miss Pearl Rhodes has returned from
Columbia, Mo, where she has been at
tending college the past school year
Captain Ben F. Hegler at Winfield,
Kas,, today where he made the prin-
cipal address at the Memorial Day
exercises.
Miss Temple Fields left today for
Bayard, Texas, where she will visit
friends few weeks
; Ned McCracken has returned from
Lexington, Mo-, where he has been at
. tending Wentworth Military school.
r ]. b. Thoburn is at Moore today
}, and made an address at the Memorial
J. Day exercises at that place
Secretary and Mrs. VIM. Grimes, ac.
companied by their son Thayer, re
turned today from Lexington, Mo
where they attended the graduation
: Exercises at the Wentworth Military
2 college, of which Thayer is a student.
DIR. Hiatt as returned from a trip to
Washington, d. c., where ne attended
meeting of the board Of pensi1n ca
q aminers of which he is a member.
]. o. Severns has alreaiy engaged
large number OF attracti ms for the
carnival July S-4.
0 w. T. Welch, M. e. Trapp ard w
A Kimble, representing the Nr'lam-
son n-Halsell-F Frazier Co. are working on
the organization of u c. T com,l
for Guthrie.
. H. Hnisboro Of Pueblo. Colo =
in the city looking for location for a
canning factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. T t Johnson andsMrs.
p. c. Johnson and son Of Minro. T,
are in the city
Judge ] ] Merrick is here from Nc
Kinley today.
Misses Emma and Nancy LopRneck-
er Of cashion, are visiting friends in
the city.
A Jones IS in the city rom cush-
ing,
Miss Grace Davis of Gsary, IS a
guest at the Royal
P. A. jeffrey OF Maramec is IN tie
city.
A C Moore Of Newton. Kas, is in
the city.
A Mentzer Of Pensacola, Fla, is in
the city, guest al the Royal,
JE Evans and r w Cress Of Perry
are here today, guests al the Astor.
Chas Bathgate. prominent miller
OF Mulhall, is in the city, a guest AT
the Elks.
w Flick. Frank BARLEY J v EsN
ridge and r A Robb, comprise a parry
Of gentlemen who fed to this city las
Sveing from Oklahoma's Venice whees
the water is flooding the village auL
causing much damage 70 property
They report that many people are