The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-07-24

Major Jensen returned to Perry ON ihe
morning train.
Elmer Bapti-te went to Goodnight on
the noon train.
Frank Beamer went to ciaremore to.
day on business.
Charles Hunter is in town today from
Oklahoma City.
c. R. Peck went to Oklahoma city to-
day ON business.
Captain H. c. Harrelsou, Of oklaho-
ma City. is here today
school Land Appraiser C. NJ. Parks
is here today from Enid
John NJ Hale came ever from Chand-
Ter on the morning train.
>. $. Palmer arrived ia the city this
morning from Pauls Valley.
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weeks with relatives at waukomis
e. A. Humphrey is business visitor
from the Caoital at Oklahoma city to-
day
Captain b. F. lIegler, clerk Of the SUI
preme court Is spending today with l1s
son in El Reno
Mrs Rosa Thayer. after weeks
vi"it with friends here, has returned to
her home in Enid.
j. NJ. Lewis and j. l.. Deets We're
among the Oklahoma city people who
came up on the morning train.
Secretary Fred l.. wenner. OF the
school land department IS In Lawton on
business for few days this week.
Chris Seton returned thls morning TO
Oklahoma City, having visited cou-
pue Of days with his parents In this city.
r. c. and J. T. Cockrane. wealthy and
infueatial business men OF Rochport,
Indiana, are in town this week on busl-
ness.
c. c. Kneisley is home from Colo
rado, where he attended the Elks an
nual convention, representing the Guth-
Tie lodge.
Miss Pearl schner and Miss Fern
Smith returned this morning to Okla
homa city. after spending several days
with relative7 here.
Earl Heilman is here from Garden
city. Kansas. this week visiting his pa
rents lie is connected with the United
States Irrigation eommission.
J. r. Green left on the afternoon train
for valparaiso. Indiana. to join Mrs.
Green and little daughter Catherine,
who are spending the summer there.
8. Tomlinson. lineman with the pioneer
Telephone company, returned this morn
ing from Winfield where he was called
to attend the funeral OF his sister Mabel
Tomlnson.
Henry shoemake, Of Pawnee and
Frank Howard q. Newkirk. were placed
in the federal prison to await action OF
the grand !ury on a charge of dis9osng
Of whiskey TO the Indians.
United States Marshal Alternately went
to Oklahoma city on the noon train to
assist In the prosecution Of a person
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featuring counterfeit money.
Geo. II. King and son. Kneeand. win
leave tomorrow for New York to visit
c. B. Rouss and lay in a big line OF
holiday and fan goods for his Racket
store.
Clarence Buxton. treasurer Of the
school land department. returned this
morning from a two weeks vacation Trip
Mrs. Buxton win renan until the week
J end m Oklahoma city visiting her pa
rents.
Congressman Lacy Of Iowa. is in the
new state for t.e purpose Of visiting th,
proposed game preserve. Today he D..
the guest of Delegate Mcclure, at Paw
nee. ana Inspected Pawuee Burs buffalo
herd
p. r. Godfrey tie well wnown banker
% Grant county. Okla, and sumer
county Kansas. Is in Guthrie today on
business. MI Godfrey is trustee and
nnancial agent for the John 4. stewart
estate.
H. M Flicker OF Jacksonville Illinois
is in the cts visiting }. T. ODonncn
This Il hts initial visit 10 the new state
and he ery favolahy impressed wltf
the eyidt,,1e OF prosperity and progress
displayed on every side.
s. =. Aulser vice president Of th'
Southern Trust company Atoka /. r..
J and Judge Arthur O. Mcaley. genera
counsel who we're here yesterday con-
ferring with Assistant Attorney Genera
Don G. Smith, returned home this morn
lng.
Jim Hepburn is ali right now His
friends were becoming seriously con-
served about his condition of late; he
was gradually becoming morose. sullen
and had that far-away look which is In
dicative Of a possible future resident
az Norman. But be a az right now