The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-07-06
pEasoNAL MENrloN.

Miss Minnie Pfeil left this morning
for Harper Kansas, where she win
visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Greer left this
morning for Omaha. Nebraska.
Mrs. c. H. Nicholson who has been
the guest Of Mrs. +. H. Greer. return
ed 10 her home in Perry last evening.
Il. N Williamson Of Newlrk, is
he Z. y
F. C. Accrs and N. W. Ince Of Nor
man, were Sunday visitors in the city.
Alfred Adler has returned from Nor
man. where he has been director Of
the band, and is i'll at the home Of
his parents on North Broad street
with an attack Of malariaI fever.
J. L. Rosecrants Of Edmond, is in
the city.
1T Hoster Of Meeker. is a guest at
the Royal
c. A. McBrian, former private sec
retary to Governor Ferguson and now
cashier Of the Bank of waurika, was a
guest at The Royal yesterday
supt E. S. vaught Of the Oklahoma
City schools, passed through the city
today enroDte to his home from trip
in eastern Oklahoma.
Or. w. M Brengle OF Perry, is a
guest at the El1s today.
c, D. Jensen was a Perry guest at
the Elks yesterday.
Mrs. o. II. Thompson OF Lawton, is
in the city visiting friends
R A. Ratledge Of the Pioneer Tele-
phone company, is. in the city from
Perry
Representative Herb williams Of
Pawnee. Is in the city. He is an ur-
gent advocate OF single statehood.
Dick II. Morgan president Of the
st. Louis, FL Reno and Western
railroad, was in the city few hours
yesterday
Myron Boyie. Oklahoma correspond
ent of the Wichita Eagle, has return
ed from a weeks tour Of Indian ter
ritory. Indian territory is a great
country" seid Mr. Boyle People are
all talking about Guthrie and her mar
velous growth Street paving, street
railway System, railroads and other
public improvements are being widely
advertised and the capital city has
many warm friends in the sister ter.
ritory"
Walter olds, editor Of the Asher
Altruist was here Saturday attending
the carnival and remained yesterday
for a visit with his brother, Harvey
Olds. Whenever ! hear man say
that Guthrie is not the best town in
the territory always wonder how he
missed the Norman sanitarium or II
he has no, already made application
: to be admitted" said Editor Olds
Guthrie has long needed street paw
ing and am glad to see it installed"
Z Editor Casey and wife Of the Perry
:. Republican, who were here to attend
the carnival and who remained in the
o city over Sunday for visit with rela
tives and friends, returned home on
the evening train yesterday.
Major John J. Jensen Of Red Rock
:, former Indian agent OF the Poncas
was in Tho city yesterday Major
Jensen recently retireS from the In
dian service TO engage in banking.
President Titus of the good roads
association. came in today from Cres
cent, to mix with the good people who
believe in good roads.
Billie Norman. the stAid and ESQ
= terie register of deeds Of Payne coun
ty is among the throng from Still
water. Mr. Norman is nothing if moi
dramatic.
Postmaster w. 7. Little came dowr
from Perry today to attend the carni
val and attend the Sand valley good
roads meeting.
Fred wenner is now actively en-
gagged on school land work Mr
Wenner viii move his family to Guth
rie within few weeks.
ollie Graves has gone to hospita
in Kansas City for treatment
Henry Ashton, Of Madison. Ind. Il
in the city with a string Of horses
Mr.. Louis Barnard. travelling sales
man for John " Farwell & Co, o
8 Chicago, was Guthrie visitor owe
Sunday.
Private Secretary Carr left thi
morning for Colorado where he vii
spend a two weeks vacation.
Aubrey Crews Of Pawnee, celebrar
ed the Fourth in Guthrie.