The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-09

spend the summer with her grand
parents at woodland Home" near
Carthage, Mo.
Jake Douglas and wife, W. II. Hevht
and wife. Doug Townsend and wife,
and Dan Lentz and family left today
for California to look after miniik
interests.
Otto stryker and the taiiors at
iwinis shop hive f.xsed up a camp
on Gar creek and will spend five
weeks there.
Prof Derrick is down from Mulhall
arranging for the county institute.
c. C.. Face OF Paducah, KY. is ip
the city.
The children of Register OF Deeds
Mabon left today for Missouri to visit
relatives. ri
The mson-Halsell-Frasier Co.
should advertise their business. The
Times-Journal OF Oklahoma City an.
nounces that this firm, having estab-
lished several branch houses. and now
decided TO open a branch at Guthrie.
Perry Enterprise
!. b.. Levy and @. c. Kneisley viii
leave next week for Baltimore to at
tend the e ks annual conclave SAns
The Oklahoma City Times-Journal
says Miss Fay l.. Conger. OF SOL
Grand avenue. this city, who was so
badly hurt at Guthrie the Fourth by
the railing OF the grand stand is re-
ported some better today
Mrs Dick t. Morgan and son, Por-
ter, returned last evening from the
territorial capital. where they visited
during the carnival with Fred Morgan,
brother of Hon. Dick Il. Morgan,
and they report an enjoyable VISIT
El Reno Democrat.
The Rev NJ B. Wickham, superin-
j. H. Stumpff went to Perry today.
intendent of the Children's Home So
ciety, weE, to Perry this morning
f. L. Reed and wife OF Arkansas
City, are guests at the Elks today.
w. NJ Grant and wife are here from
Marshall today.
|. H Turner Is here from Edmond.
j. p Candy. custodian Of the TT.
Supply reservation, is in the city to
day. gueSt at the Eiks,
A party Of twenty-five GuthrieItes
left this morning in special Pull.
nan bound for California, where they
will spend the summer months enjoy
ing the COO summer breezes on the.
Pacific coast. In the party were:
Frank Hewitt and family; Mrs. ]. d.
DeBois and children, o. p Cooper, ],
f. Douglas and wife, r. L. Hirschi,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. L. Trotter. Dan
Lentz and family. Merle whipple OF
Coyle. and J. D. Townsend and wife
of Coyle.
Enoch Bamford has returned from
a trip to Ripley,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Trotter are
spending the summer months in Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Frank Hewitt and family left
this morning to spend the summer
months in California.
Chas- Adams has returned from a
trip to New Mexico.
Alderman Jake Douglas and family
left this morning for California where
they will spend the next few months.
William Blincoe has returned from
trip to Joplin, Mo- where he has
zinc mining interests While there
he met Ex-Governor. Renfrow and
family and reports thsm to be In the
best Of health and enjoying an abund-
ance OF prosperity. Governor Rem,
frow is becoming quite an oil king"
said Mr. Blincoe. The former COVER
nor has recently invested in several
thousand acres OF oil land leases In
Indian territory" While returning
home Mr. Biincoe stopped on at
Chanute. Kas.. the. secne'of new found
oil regions. "Chanute is enjoying
Beaumont rush just now" he said
New spouters are being brought in
every day. The Standard OIL com.
pany have entered the field and have
placed large refinery at Neodesha.
Property Is advancing in price and
the population Of Chanute has been
greatly increased"
Geo. Dodson and William Stiles
spent yesterday at Oklahoma City, =
Mrs Laura Whitbeck-Frasler Is
very Ill at her home at Falls
c. B. Adams has returned from
New Mexico
Mr.. Frank B. Lucas Is now connect
ed with the Model Roller Af1ls OF this