The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-08
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I. p Martin. Of chandler is in the
city
w w Husiey is here from oklahoma
city
Charles Heinz Of Mexico, S. here on
special business
e. A. Davis. Of Knghsher. was in
Guthrie yesterday
Ed Marisvon came up from oklahoma
city this morning.
George Krauter. Of Harrah, spent yes
terday in the city
Charles e Wheeler Of oklahoma City
was here yesterday
win Augbuey Of Oklahoma city, was
/ in Guthrie last night.
/ Joseph Reward Of Pawhuska, Is vis-
itor n Guthrie today.
Frank J.. Jones OF Blackwell Is
visitor n the capital city
Five hundred people from outside Of
Guthrie were here yesterday
\ NJ. and Fred Pfaenie. Of Enid, are
visitors IN the capital city
Arch Hice and f. r. Adams. Of Nav-
.na. spent yesterday 10 Guthrie.
The Oklahoma city baseball team are
rived here on the $40 Santa Fe train
this morning
J. W. Galloway Of Glencoe, who has
ben here for medical treatment Cor some
time. has returned TO ais home
w. H. Coyle. Of this city. win erect
q ney gin az Ripley Ii is to be "a
threo-siand. seventy saw Murray gin.
J. p. Renshaw. Of Enid. clerk Of the
district court OF the Fifth judicial dis
trict, is in Guthrie on omcial business.
A. J. Bolton OF Glencoe, has notified
the oklahoma Livestock commission that
he has ticks on his cattle near Glencoe.
Rev L. J. Parker, ot this city ofh-
ciated at the marriage Of Frederick Reed
and Miss Clara James az Glencoe last
week
b c. Vincent and " vandeventer, OF
El Reno, we're in the capital city over
Sunday visiting friends and attending
the bah game,
The case Of Harry Williams, the cab
man. who is charged with stabbing l..
Doye lest Monday nisst was set for
this morning before Judge overbay, hut
was postponed until next Monday.
Arthur Williams and Seymour Price
OF Oklahoma City, are in Guthrie today.
Both are baseball fends and will re-
main mere during the four games be-
tween Guthrie and Okahoam city.
June "a is flag day all over the United
States Territorial Superintendent Of
Public Instruction L. w. Baxter received
circular today In regard 70 observing
the day. Mayors and governors every
where are expected to observe this day
j. r. Fullerton, Of Pittsburg Penn
sylyania, is here. Mr. Fullerton saw
the ball game yesterday. He said that
Guthrie has the push and energy to
make a magnificent city. lie was very
complimentary in his remarks Of the
capital city
Among the crowd that came from El
Reno yesterday 10 see the bah game be-
tween Guthrie and Topeka was Tom
Hcnsley. Of the El Reno Democrat. Hen-
sley says that FL Reno win never be
the sporting town she once was, because
there is nothing doing there on sunday.
b. F. Keller. a farmer living south OF
the convent, presented The Leader ed
itorih force with a large bouquet ol
roses today Mr.. Keller says he has wag-
on loads Of them, The roses are pret-
~. and the scribblers on The Leader fee
grateful for such as this when IL comes
! from a man Of Arr. Kellers caliber.
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Governor Ferguson left today for stll-
water where he VIII attend meeting
Of the board Of regents for the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical college. The pur-
pose Of this meeting is 10 talk over TIM
improvements TO be made soon al the
college and the expenditure Of the Ss2,-
GOO appropriate go by the eighth
Legislative ASSEMBLY.
Malaria Makes Pale sieSly Children.
The Old standard Groves pasteless
Chin Tonic drives on, malaria ana builds
up the system. Sold by an dealers ios
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