The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-02-08
PERSONAL MENrloa.

Mr- and Mrs. Sanford Feland hav,
moved to Guthrie. where Mr.. Felanc
has purchased an interest in the Blu,
Rell-Ripley Times.
Rev Mcintyre. Christian evangelis.
OF Guthrie. has been in town this wsel,
holding meetings, Of which they were
very well attended Ripley Times
Mrs. G. NJ. shorum. Of Ripley. visit.
ed friends here last week.
Mrs. w. S. Spencer has returned
from visit with friends in Oklahoma
city
Vernon Whiting passed through
Guthrie Saturday enroute for Indian
territory
Captain Benj F. Hegler returned
Saturday night from a business trip to
Kansas points.
Trainmaster starkweather is in the
city on business with the San Fe.
JUICE Buckner has returned from
Enid, where he went on legal bust
ness.
County Commissioner Griswold
spent Sunday visiting in Oklahoma
City
Ralph Tibbets has returned from
weeks trip to Kansas City.
Mr.. ana Mrs o. Smith left this
monring for Kansas City lwhere they
will visit wi h Mrs. Smiths brother.
Mrs. Smith will later extend her visit
to Illinois.
John w. scothorn, first assistant
United States attorney, under Horace
Speed, Is preparing to go to Washing
ton on other than official business
Mr.. seothorn is believed to want to
succeed Mr.. Speed, who is now unJer
fire in The department of justice. Mr.
Scothorn is quoted as saying that he
wants something better than his pres.
ent position and is looking for assist.
ance. The next best place he cuuid
get is the one held by his superior.
Horace Speed, who is struggling to
loid it, Mr. SEQ. horn is believed TO
be unfriendly to Mr. Speed. as is Mr.
Mcclure who was second assistant
under Horace Speei before his cleo
lion to congress- -Kflnsas City Star.
Under Sheriff John Mahoney re- !,
urned Saturday night from a months !
'isit in Detroit, Mich, where he has
'een visiting with his parents. John j,
lays that there was two feet of snow =
N the ground when he left Detroit ana
hat the thermometer went down as D
ow as "A degrees below zero.
Dr. j. w. Duke returned Saturday
light from a weeks visit with rela- I,
ives and friends in Memphis, Tenn.
J. r. Cottingham is in Battle
'reek, MicbI attending his father :
tho is i'll.
Editor S. w Hutchins Of the Lex
igton Leader, is in the city. Mr.
utchins controls the newspaper field
Lexing on and is Issuing a splen-
ID paper
Hon. j. d. Lydick, the well known
gislator-attorney of Lexington. is in
lie city.
j. L. McKeown ana Miss Enie
ovell spent Sunday with Miss Low
rs parents near Marshall.
snupt. G. d. Moss of the Kingfsher
'unty schools. arrived in the city 81
day.
Gen. supt. John oyerfelt Of he q
enver, Enid and Gulf railroad. came
er from Enid this morning. =
Mr.. HAT Stowe de Feefe. the new =
anaeer Of the Guthrie electric light P'
ant has arrived in the ciyt, ac M
mpanied by his wife, and will = AXE
lthrie their permanent home
Manager Hirsch of the Grand
'ader has returned from trip TO
wv York, where he purchased an
her large stock Of goods for the
pular Grand Leader. This store
Il omer some big bargains soon.
S. c. Hawk of Lexington, was n
long the visitors 70 Guthrie today.
bile here he paid The Leader office
pleasant call. Mr. Hawk is presi-
ut Of the Farmers National bank at -
xington and by his energy and
has built up a splen-
business. He is a most affable In'
ntleman and is closely Identified
n the best interests Of the terri
'olonel Harvey Of Cordell, is in the
attending the Masonic school Of
truction He Is rock-ribbed r
Sas Democrat ,N,
frank Hall, assistant United
tQc attorney is ttr f.o.,, Irat-a - ~