The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-05

is visiting her son. Alonzo johnson, and
wife.
Thos McGoueh and wife, Of Perkins,
spent Sunday with Sam Croft and fam
.ly in Guthrie.
H. p Martin, Of Perry, was among
the territorial people who spent sunday
at the capital city
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Mcclure were in |
the city today from their Paradise Prm- /
rie farm in Payne county, north Of
coyle.
Prof Page. Of Langston. was in the |
city today on business connected with |
the erection Of the new additions to the |
university buildings at that place. He
is rustler for his people.
Miss Botue Weldon, of Coyle. passed
through here today on her way to Id
mond where she w.n attend the terrific
torial normal IN order to 1T herself for
school duties this fan and winter
Rev. j. X Miller. Sunday school mis-
sionary for the Presbyterian denomina-
tion, came in this morning from Pawnee
where he addressed the sunday school
children yesterday. Rev. Miller resides
In Guthrie.
Judge Uhl Of saltwater. is here today
49,
Of his IN a bankruptcy case before Judge
Lawrence as referee. It has been long
winded case. and Judge Uhl hopes TO
have it drawn to a close at this session
Rev Day. pastor Of the Fist Methodist
church az Oklahoma City, was here to-
day on his way home from saltwater,
where he delivered the baccalaureate
sermon at the Agricultural and MechaL
ical college.
Messrs Burton and Davis were here
today from Wichita looking at the coun-
try east cf Guthrie with view Of maxi
ing an investment They were wen
pleased with the outlook for crops ana
were surprised at the push and hustle
Of our city
j. D. Townsend. president OF the Peo-
pies State Bank. at Ccyle. was in Guth-
rie today ON business. and while here
took ride on The street cars and eX-
pressed q very favorable opinion Of Guth-
re and her prospects for the future
He is the democratic war horse OF nis
section OF Logan county and is boost
er for the success of the white mans
ticket at an times.
Miss sara Knight and Miss Ora Heep
Of Coyle. came IN Monday to begin tak-
! ing the normal course at the high school
| building Miss Knight was the primary
teacher IN the Coye schools last winter
and was recently chosen as intermediate
/ teacher for the coming term, while Miss
Heep was selected TO succeed Miss
Knight in the primary department.
Galen Grow. manager OF the Guthrie
Electric Light and Power company. left
last evening for Denver, where he viii
attend the annual meeting OF the Nation
al Electric Light association While Mr
Crow may not succeed ln capturing the
next meeting Of the association foi
Guthrie, it goes without saying that h'
viii let the delegates know there is sugl
o uace ON the man.
Dr. j. u. Kernodle. OF Coue. is her,
today ON professional business. anC
while here expressed his opinion as q,
the future Of Guthrie ln a way that al
citizens commend mis- judgment The
doctor rs an enthusiasts on every subJec
he undertakes 20 discuss and what h'
viii say OF Guthrie from now on vii
rebound 20 her credit lie is more thar
pleased wi1a the street car service.
From Topeka Journals Mr.. ID. ~ WI
lifts Of Guthrie, Okla, was in town las
week the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. FranI
j Hobart TO make arrangements 20 plac
! bis little daughter Helen. who was lef
! mothcriess by the death OF Mrs. whit
which occurred recently, ln school "a
, the College oil the Sisters OF Bethan
next year The Wmltts family formerl
lived in Topeka, and -ars wnhus ha
many friends here
Territorial people who spent Sunday 3
the capital city were.
Robert r Adams Taloga
Oscar simpson Hobart.
d a. y. Davis. Gery
George a.. Graham. Lexington.
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