The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-08-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Margaret Timpey. who has
been here visiting in the family Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Mallet, east of
Perry left for her home today in
Guthrie.--Perry Republican.
j. A. Masters and Mr. Gilbert auto.
mobiled to Guthrie today on a busi-
ness trip-El Reno Globe.
Judge Frank e. Gillette lett Colo
rado yesterday anc will arrive here
Tomorrow Mrs. Gu lite is SIN very
in n [ l'oiado an being attsnde.!
by Mrs NJ. p. Libby Ell Reno & ,le.
Hon. Otto shuttee, one OF he worlds
fair commissioners, has gone to Kan.
sas City and St. Louis on business
connected with the exposition. He
will be gone about ten days.-El Reno
Globe
Mrs. Judge Burford and Mrs. Spur
lock of Guthrie, will arrive this eve
ming for a short visit with Mrs. B. S.
McGuire.--Pawnee Democrat.
Lee Humshire, of Guthrie. was here
yesterday on Kinghsher
Star.
Walter Ferguson. son of the COVER
nor of Oklahoma, was in the city Sat
urday. the guest of Ned McCracken.
James Cullison and Robert McEratt.
The boys introduced the governors
son to all the Enid lads, took him
over the city in buggies. and enter
tanned him in excellent manner. Young
Ferguson is quite good looking, taking
after his mother, of course, and set
the Enid girls awhirl He thinks there
are plenty of pretty girls in Enid, too,
and may be found a frequent visitor
TO Enid in the future-Enid Events
Mayor Linden is rapidly recovering
and will soon be well. The rheuma-
tism gave him a severe tustle.-Enid
Events
" Bowers has begun suit in the dis
trict court against G. H. Dodson. ct al
The Occidental hotel, under the sue
cessful management of Mrs P. c. Kel-
Ter. is enjoying a good patronage.
After o lapse of fifteen months the
Harrison street viaduct is about com
pleted. J. NJ Brooks drove across the
new bridge at exactly 70 o'clock yes
terday
J. c. Dearing is here from Anadar-
ko.
Senator John p Hickam, who is
now travelling in the interest of a
school bond buying company. is here
from Perkins.
d. L. Powers is over from Enid.
Jas. Kelley, register Of the Mangum
land office is in the city.
Superintendent Baxter returned to-
day from weeks trip in the terri
tory.
], ]. cullan of St Louis. is in the
city.
LII Hennes Of Atlanta. Ca, is here
today
AlrC. A. e. Dunham Of Mulhall, is
visiting friends in the city
J. B. Pow Of yinita |. r., is guest
at the Royal today.
John Byrne, one of Guthrie's aged
residents, has successfully grown Cali
fornia pampas grass this season. the
grass now standing in his yard to a
height of nine feet. SO far as can be
learned this is the only instance where
this grass has been grown in Oklaho-
ma 1t will be included in oklahoma's
Worlds Fair exhibit,
r. c. Medcalf Of 5aIna Kas., is in
the city
Miss Hedwig Braun, Miss Frances
Kaufman and Mr. Hsintz Braun have
issued invitations for dance at Island
park. Monday evening, complimentary
to Miss Lucy Eichelberger Of Dayton.
Ohio
Dr. S. NJ. Mann Of Grafton, Iowa, is
in the city. DIR. Mann owns a ten-acre
tract Of land on the West Side. just
west OF the Beadles addition.
The Rev. T. l.. Rippey returned to-
day from Sulphur Springs where he
attended the Chautauqua and tomorrow
morning will occupy the pulpit at the
M e. church, South. at the usual hour.
f. J. Fitzpatrick Is here for his us
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