The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-03

MENTION

IL NJ walker is in the city from Glen.
Deputy wiley HsIue- is 1o~p from
Pawhuska.
oscar Hamilton has sold bis saloon to
Mr.. IEanfOrd
Mas Morris and wife ere here today
from Cushing.
). H. stumpT Jr. is here today nom
Oklahoma city.
John iIlnl,le, Of Enid. IS here attend
ms the carnival.
Mrs. r. w Mtars came over from
coyle this morning.
J. G. Powder went 10 Powneo last eve
ening ON business.
Three hundred tickets were sold from
Coyie this morning to Guthrie
NJ J Hewitt, and Minor Sloan areo
N the city from Meridian today.
Win Fazel left this morning for To-
pcka. whore he viii study art this winter
Tom b woolsey, editor Of the Null
han state journal was here last even-
Ing on business.
Cadet Tannyhu is here from okahom.,
city working with the local salvation arr
my corps this week.
Mrs Carl B, wooisey and sister. Miss
Ella Childs. we're visitors from Amhan
in the city Yesterday
Leslie Blincoc. city treasurer; Frank
Prouty, clerk and John 2hinehar',
"cily dad ar here FROM Faps today.
Paul Brurncr Russell AdAms. Roy
Wentworth ana wilbur Brown OF Na-
vna. are among tac visitors here today
Frank Il, NIcaiullm arrived IN ,he city
this morning from Wichita aud vii nc;
as territorial correspondent for The
Eagle.
6 NJ sharun aud family came over
from Coyle this morning and spent the
day visiting Air ana Mrs. Frank h
saiher.
Miss Katie Davis. who has been ~
with typhoid fever fof ten weeks qt hes
home on South Drexel boulevard, is com
vaiescent
Mrs. Susan j. Nugcnt is here from
Perth this week. the guest Of her daugh-
ter. N'rs. a. .. Dennis. at iio West
noble avenue.
Mrs. scgo came lown from Orlando
this morning and viii spend the day
visiting Mrs. A. r. cockrum. al 32S East
Cleveland avenre.
Major Harry Pentecost went 10 Walton
tonga yesterday evening to give eXpcr'
testimony in the ease involving The faiI-
ur OF the Citzens bank.
Mrs. c. G. Lowery came up from
oklahoma City yesterday evening and
win be here this week the guos, OF her
sister. Miss Catherine schneil
r. NJ Van Pelt WAS here from Ripley
today comforting with Secretary Me-
Nabb regardins the establishment Of a
farmers institute there October ls and
IL
Farmers who live along Rural Route
No. g. thai visited the city today were
j. $. Burnett T. Brown. W. T Walton.
Frank Bond Mark Schultz and Albert
Plog.
Tom Doylo TIE well known dcmocrnti,
politician and lawver of Perry was
the city today looking after some legiil
business and taking in the circus and
carnival sights.
4 \. nelson OF fhulS whey l. 'tNfiN
in the city today on business. Air Nei-
son has most optimistic hopes for the
future greatness OF that thriving littlo|
city. Guthrie is om model said Mr.
Nclsin. ''and We try TO be ike you.
F. A. Ashton. territorial oil Inspector
has returned from Homer in the Chick
asaw nation. with the announcement that
oil and s.d have beer struck IN that To-
cality. He brought with him consider
able amount Of oil SAND, also some same
plss Of asphalt rs nearly pure as the
deposit is eyer found A. Elk. in the
same locality The santa Fe Railway
company IN trying TO locate fuel struck
oil three times Tho Homer companr
drilloe through 400 feet OF limestone ant
sixty feet Of granite and lost TWO sets
OF drillng tools
$500 From an Acre.