The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-01-23
PERSONAL MsNrloN.

Miss Hedwig Braun. of Guthrie
spent over Sunday with Miss Louise
Houston Edmond Sun
Mrs J. w Len herman, Of Guthrie,
has been the guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs r. T West and family f,r
the pas ten Gays. s.-Pawnee Courier
Dispatch
w NJ Black Of Guthrie. is now own.
er and operator of The Whirpla d
Townsend elevator at Pleasant valley
for which he exchanged John Matt
len 100 acre farm near Ac on
Coyle Clipper
George Hardy went to Wichita this
morning to testify in the trial OF
Ralph Bain, a former Guthrie resident
charged with murder
Mrs Walter Olds and young son left
yesterday for Buffalo. where her
father is reported seriously i'll.
c. c. Webb and }, A. HodgRins OF
Topeka, are in the city. guests at the
Elks.
Colonel Henry Braun returned this
morning from a.territorial trip.
Albert Ploeger, chairman of the
Democratic county central committee,
was in the city today from Seward.
Editor Smith of the Chandler Trib.
une, was in the city this morning en-
route TO Perry where he will attend a
meeting of the school land lessees to-
day
J. E. Henderson Of the Middle States
Construction Co, is in El Reno today .
A. o. Tilghman OF Warrensburg. Mo.
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Lena Wood visitel friends in
the city yesterday afternoon.
J. D. Kiylehen, assistant cashier Of
the Luther bank, was in The city last
evening.
] D. Fazel has returned from TIP
to Wichita
J. L. Isenberg, the wei known editor
of the Enid Wave, was in the city last
evening.
Or. Brewer, federal live stock in
spector, is at Perry oday
Editor Tom Fry of the Kinghsher
Free Press, passea through the city
last evening
Judge A. G. c. Bierer has returned
from trip to Wichita Falls Texas.
j. e. Cordell returned this morning
from the Masonic convention which
has been held during The past week
in Guthrie. He reports a ve~y inter-
esting time, and says that the Guth-
rie people are gooll entertainers
Perry Republican
Miss Alice Adams Of Oklahoma cry.
is visiting friends in the city.
E. J. Jordan was here from Oklaho-
ma City today.
Chas. e. Wheeler an Atchison travel
ing salesman. was in the city today.
B. A. CARRIER, president Of the
Farmers State bank Of CARRIER, ami
manager of the general merchandise
store of CARRIER & Co. at that place,
who has been here this week attend
ing the Scottish Rite meeting, has re-
turned to his home in CARRIER. Mr..
CARRIER is past master of the Masonic
lodge of his home town and is one Of
the prominent men of the west side.
Tom Bowie, general salesman for
Marshall Field & Co., in Oklahoma,
returned last night from a territorial
"trip. The rains this week, he says
have been highly beneficial to wheat
and in consequence the merchants are
feeling buoyant and hopeful Of another
year Of prosperity. at least
John Rinehart, cashier of the First
Ban kof Falls, is here to spend Sun
day with relatives ana friends.
Prof Olmstead Of Winfield. has re-
turned to his home after spending a
few lays in the city.
Edward Kendall, agent Of the Lewis
Morrison Faust" company, is in the
city tolay arranging for the produc
tion Of that show here.
Territorial Treasurer Rambo Is at
Ntending a meeting Of the board Of cd
ucation for normal schools at Edmond
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Gown Of Enid,
are visiting friends in the city
Mr.. and Mrs W. c. BarnharGt Went
TO Seward this afternoon to 80 ui
Sunday with friends.
\ r. p Murdock, Jr returned 20 his
home in Wichita this morning, efter
spending a few days in tie city
United States District Attorney Hor-
ace Speed went to Perry this morning.
supt. Baxter went 10 Edmond his
afternoon to attend a meeting Of the
board Of education for normal school,