The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-31
PERSONAL
NJ MENTION

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Mrs Carrie E. HAN is here today from
Raiston.
L. J. Denton. of Perkins. is visitor
here today
N A. Mabon Is among the visitors
from Muihal IN the city
L. H. Merton came up from oklahoma
City on the morning train.
Elmer d. Boyer and n. H. Boyer are
in the city from cashion today
W. s. Wells returned last night from
a business trip to OKLAHOMA City.
b. F whipple, Of Pleasant Valley. was
here mis- mornhg looking after persensi
and political aTars.
Charles Martlndale left this morning |
for Kansas City, to be away the remian-
der Of the week on business.
y. l. Rarrick. real estate dealer and
proprietor Of department store at JEFF
fcrson, Okla. IS here today on business.
Miss Anna Gathout Of this dry has
accepted a position as bookkeeper a the
ofices Of the Singer Sewing Machine
company at Enid.
Best csFs In New York city are bring
ing thirty-ive and forty cents per dozen
Think what prices ike those would mean
to oklahoma farmers.
The old time bowlers are wonderine
Of the royal sport OF bowling win this
season again give way 70 the roller
skating lad in the city
w c. Sanders, contractor and build
er Of Coyle, Is here today, interested In
a damage suit which win come ,otriai
ABOUT Nov 10. It Is an appeal case
from last term.
Proprietor F. o. Lutz returned today
from a several weeks business trip to
New York where he purchased the mid
winter stock OF goods Tor the Grand
Leautf department store.
! j. W Rankin, Of Perkins, is in the
city. Mr. Rankin is the leading general
merchant Of bls town, and besides that
he is Guthrie enthusiast and owns
some Valuable property here.
Uncle Jimmy. Brown. he lumber king
is here today from Edmond, Mt, Brown
has been resident cf Oklahoma for
fourteen years and Owns considerable
property throughout the territory.
Ex-Nlasor B. f. Berkey returned this
morning from saltwater. where te has
been several days in the interest OF his
fire extinguisher. endeasorirg to sell
supply to IN A. & II. college.
Judge John c. Moore was in the ci.y
today from Enid. Mr. Moore Is a great
admirere of the late Jerry Simpson. who.
he says did more for Enid in The way
Of fixing depot troubles ,han any other
man.
Lieutenant Eva Hayes, who for several
months past has worked so faithfully in
the Salvation Army in this city won
the second prize Of SO ia the Harvest
Festival effort by personally roising the
second largest amount in the midwest
ern province, which comprises South Da-
Sota, Nebraska. Kansas Oklanoma and
Indian Territory.
Sam Combs, former sheriff Of Kiowa
county is in tho city this week on busi-
ness Sam Combs is one OF the old
residents 0f Guthrie, and Is well known
by all old timers. He says Kiowa is one
Of the most prosperous Of the new coun-
ties OF the southwest, and that not
wIthstanding adverse reports, the cot
ton crop viii be bigger ard better than
ever this year.
Contractor Tom OKeefe, Of Oiiahoma
City was here today from Helena, where
he Is engaged In building the Woods
County High school Mr.. O'Keefe says
mat the Woods County High school
when completed, will be che most sub
stanually constructed building IT. the
territory with the exception OF tho red
eral buioing here.
F. d. Bateman was In the city today
from Enid. Mr. Bateman viii tako
charge Of the Rock Island run from
Guthrie to Chandler beginning 'or1rrow
morning. Mrs Bateman win return 20
the city IN a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs
. Bateman have always liked 70 live IN
: Guthrie, and since the consolidation OF
he Frisco and Rock Island roads. Mr..
Bateman was gwen back The train Of
which he formerly had charge.
The Oklahoma university team and
j tho University Of Texas play football
f Friday at Oklahoma City. The Norman
= boys returned last night from their KAN
; sas trip and are being put through se-
- we're practice stunts this week TO remove