The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-05-30
PERSONAL
MENTION.

MENTION i
d h. McKeivy came over from Mus
loeee mis- morning.
George IT. Dodson came up from ok
iahoma city this morning
Ex-cov. and Mrs. T. B. Ferguson ar
ilved IN the city this morning.
John Embry is here today from chand-
ier, confering with the politicians.
g. w Fairbrother. editor Of The Okla
hoips Eagle, was in the city tbs morn
ing. NJ
Miss Bernice Lawson visited MISS Ell
sia Burns at Kinsnsher for FEW days
this weea. Il
W McRice and family have gone to
Eureka Springs, Ark, to spend the sum
mef months.
II. S. Cunningham u y 4 G Hixon !
have returned from business mp .vt
Bartlesvile.
Horace Speed had charge Of the Deco
ration Day exercises at the opera house
this morning.
This being Decoration nay, no books
we're received or given out at the Car
negie library.
d. Foltz. Of Glencoe, has a pocketbooS |
made Of the skin OF Moro warrior in
the Pb,hpphes.
Punk & Pink at waukomis and Blouiu
& White at saltwater lend color to COM
inercial life in Oklahoma.
Joe McKeown went to Aiva today to
help Accountant G. w Bruce in his work
Of checking up the county records.
The Palace clothing store received
new line Of mems summer apparel to-
day The Palace always keeps up to date
The first issue OF the oklahoma city
Post will oppear at Oklahoma City to-
morrow 1t is the organ Of the Frantz-
Mcclure organization
Rev Marion Porter left this morning
for Enid. He is presiding elder Of the
El Reno district Of the Methodist Epis-
eopal church.
Rev l. NJ verden. pastor of the. Ed
mond Methodist clurch, was in the city |
yesterday afternoon, attending the hos
pital conference committee meet He
returned home this morning.
At the Southern Baptist convention at
Chattanooga. Tenn, the contributions OF
Oklahoma to foreign missions showed a
gain OF 81 per cent over last year. No
other state showed greater gain
John Shartel, president OF the Guthrie
street car line. was up from Oklahoma
City today. "All extensions and inter-
urban movements are off until after the
statehood question is definitely settled,
said Mr.. sharte'.
Colonel c. A. Johnson, secretary Of the
Newkirk commercial club. was in the
city last evening. He reports the prepa-
rations for the big Fourth OF July cele-
United States Marshal Abrenathy win
attend and DO his stunt Of catching a
wolf alive Tor the pleasure OF the visitors
Ed Peterson said today: MY business
is growing rapidly and l am much graf
ihed with this springs trade" Mr.. Pet
eisen came here comparatively strang-
er, but he has shown the right spirit,
and Is making new and warm friends
daily.
r. j. Lowe has just returned from
visit with his family in San Antonio,
Texas. and found Mrs. Lowe mucii ine-
proved in health Coming back through
Indian Territory he reports everyone
anxiousiy awaiting statehood, prospects
for good crops and general boom this
year.
number OF Kow Indians sSTed at the
old custom OF giving away everything
they owned wAen they were visited by
The Otoes iast week, and the Otoes lined
up for fight. Finally old Washunga,
chief OF the Kaws. appeared, and re-
stored peace by smoking away all vis-
ibie assets Including his trousers The
Kaw city Star says that Wash" has
procured new pair and has enough
money to get on 'toot'
A Mountain Of cold.
- - h.t... a., much honnfnasa fo