The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-29
PERSONAL
MENTION

MENTION
Ben Williams is IN the city from Nor
Gus McNca /. in ISinshsher on busl-
ness.
W. F Jones. Of Hutchinson. is here
E. Il knauss IS in Perry today on
L. II. Adams, Of Oklahoma city. Is
here today
Heinz Braun was in oklahoma city
yesterday on business.
Walter Poland left on the morning
train for Kansas city
A. A. Hughes Is in town from Ava
today, loeking after business.
Attorney 2 e Blake, Of El Reno. was
here yesterday on business
w =. Itsllman is among The business
visitors here from AIva today.
Mrs. George Howard and little son.
Harry OF Arlansos city Rre visiting
Mrs James Allen az 1871 wos. Cleveland
avenue.
Mrs. James Allen aud sister Mrs.
George Howard of Arkansas city. lett |
this morning for few days visit with (
relatives at Chandler.
Homer Larsh, who has been as lst-
ing Mr.. Bryan with the Office woi, in
this city, returned last night to the |
Guthrie onice.-Peery Republican.
Friends are somewhta worried over the /
equipoise Of Captain Charles Hunter Of |
Chickasha. since his announcement tina.
he would not accept the office OF terri
torial secretary.
Major Mcknight, reappointed receiver
Of the United States land office at
lawton Is reported to be receiving with
an exuberant expression OF gratitude
the congratulations of his friends
Prot. c. S. McCreight was IN the city
yesterday from Helena. Prof. McCreight
was enthusiastic over the encouraging
prospect for, increased attendance with
which the Woods County High school
begins The work OF the year 1906.
Mise Josephine. Taylor yesterday re-
ceived notice from the civl service COM
mission at Washington. p. e.. that she
had been appointed matron In the indian
services at santee. Nebraska. at a salary
II $1,000 She VIII leave this week TO
assume her new position
On December 1s- william r.. curtis OF
he Chicago Record Herald wrote to his!
newspaper that Indian Territory was not
N fer statehood. Judge f. p Holmes
u Shi-basha has written reply thatk.
should convince Mr.. Curtis that Indian
Territory is three or four times more
han flt for statehood
i9s
F. r. Busc Is home from Guthrie.
Were last evening he attended the M
W. A. lodge al which a class OF llOI
members were taken In. After the work
vas c9mpieted 2 banquet was served
o ,betw@en six and seven hundred neigh
,ors who were IN attendance. Perry
Enterprise
> Judge Hainer has fixed the ball OF I
" Harpster who is charged with the ,
'illing Of Martin Julian, a. Ponta civ +
at $1,000. This is the third (
ttempt Of Harpster's attorneys in Sc 7
uring a bond FOR their clicuf. who has :
'een Ia the NewSirk iail since the kin 4,
ng several months ago n
County Clerk Dolezal. is home from N
oklahoma City where ne attenata "A /
Meeting OF the Bohemian republican ch.s ;
I the territory. Mr.. Dolezal was elected
ecretary OF the organization and informs
= that they had an excellent gathering
here being forty-two delegates I'm A. IN
enhance, all Of whom were enthusiastic
their support Of the G. o. P.-Porry
Enterprise. b
Councilman sharrock accompanied Mrs. Il
harles Flohr TO Guthrie this week % n
&c the governor about pardon for her
usband who is now serving three Z
ears term In the Lansing CKan) peni- &
'ntiary. Mrs. Flohr took with her uu- d
ferrous petitions and recommendation !,
ON citizens Of Woods county and he =
oVernor listened with attention TO the o
atement made by Councilman shar- n
'c$ and promised to give the mrtter q,
'reful consideration.-Cleo Chieftan.
WISCONSIN STATE TEACHERS. "
iBy Associated Press.l
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec 29.-The "