The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Mrs Col. Seward returned from her
trip to Guthrie this morning Perry
Entc prise
J f. Ayars was here today from
Pre- ie on a business trip He says
tina the track on the Ft. Smith and
Wes5ern railroad will reach their town
by the middle OF May sure
Capt Dan Norton goes to Guthrie
this evening for the purpose of secur-
ing equipments for his men and a cor.
ference with the powers that be-
Chandler Pubhcist
/ Col c. r. Buckner came over from
Guthrie today to look after some mat
ters in the district Chandler
Publicist
n b Wickham, superintendent Of
THE Children's Home society, is in the
city from Chandler Publl-
cist.
Col Hoffman returned from Ne
braska this in1rning, where he had
been taking depositions for a case in
district Chandler Publiclst.
George II. Burton, who is under ar
rest for the murder of Ray Love in
this city in February, was brought
down from the federal jail at Guthrie
yesterday and will be arraigned for
trial in the district court tomorrow
lTimes-Journal
John Leahy. one Of Pawhuska's solid
business men, was in the city today
sister, Mrs. Tebbe, at Perry, has re-
turned to the city for visit with
Mrs. A. G. C. Bierer.
Bishop Hamilton Of San Francisco,
who has been in The city the past few
days, has gone to Anedarko and other
territorial points.
DR. l.. A. Hahn has returned from
a trip to Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Hammond Of
Abilene, Kas. are visitors in the city.
The Santa Fe travelling auditors.
Messrs. Troutman and Frederick Of
Topeka, are in the city today checking
up the local depot
Miss Millie Myers, stenographer in
the Guthrie National bank is III at
her home on East Noble with la grippe.
John Law, of the Santa Fe detec.
tive force, is in the city Mr.. Law has
just returned from attendance at the
Coffelt murder trial now in progress
at Winfield.
DR. w. T. Boyden of Oklahoma City,
is in the city.
e. L. Blincoe has gone to Weather
ford where he will superintend the
construction of the new Southwest
ern normal school building
Mrs. C. W. Rambo has gone to Kan
sas City for a weeks visit with rela-
tiyes.
4 Mrs. L. L. spurrler Of saltwater, IS
a guest at the Royal
Jasper sipes is here from Oklahoma
City
B. C. Maughener ard III R. GiIker-
son of Wichita, are in the city
Mrs Jas Brown of Edmond, is in
the city
Mr. and Mrs. c. e vinson of St.
Louis. are guests at the Astor.
J. w. Robertson of Wasland, Ind,
is in the city.
J w Belford is here from Wichita.
o f Moline Of the Rock Island
railroad, is in the city
o. t. Peecher, Oklahoma and Indian
TERRITORY representative OF the Natic1-
al Life Insurance company, is in the
city today.
J. c. Rose, former local agent of the
lWells-Fargo Express company, who
has been confined in the Blesh hos
pital the past two months with an
attack Of typhoid fever, left yesterday
for his old home in Kentucky, accom-
panied by his brother
A. II. Caste and c. A. Pauldln Of
San Francisco. are in the city today,
guests at the Royal
G. M Bair is here from Oklahoma
City today
T. T Rennie of Dallas, Texas, is IN
tha city
c. D. shane OF Winfield, IS here to-
day
County Attorney Geo. L. Bowman Of
Kingnsher. is in the city
Messrs. Lamb, Tonefeldt and Clane
Of st. Louis. are guests at the Royal.
c. L. Racey Of Pond Creek, is in the
I city.
C. H. Lamb of Hobart, arrived in
the city on the morning train.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred Warner and lit
Tie daughter Of Kansas City, and Mrs
A. w. Koontz and sou, Eldon, of An
adarko. arrived last evening and are
the guests of their parents, Mr. anc
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