The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-01-15
PERSONAL POINTS.

A. }. Titus of Cherokee is a Guthrie
Visitor.
f. Bennett is in the city from OR
mulgee
J. NJ. Cole returned to Enid last
evening.
j. b. Tate Of Perry is a visitor III
the city.
Major Chandler Herr of Chandler is
in the city.
ED stobou.;h returned to Crescent
last evening.
Jake Merrill returned to Crescent
last evening
S. d. Decker returned to Chandler
this afternoon
c. A. Sunson is in Ponca CITY on
a business trip.
A p Musseller of Alva is here at
tending the convention.
J. L. Brlce of Coalgate is here at
tending the convention.
Senator Gore arrived in the city
last night from Lawton.
c. b. Wood of Cherokee is here at
tending the convention.
NJ. e. Turner cf Newkirk is here
attending the convention.
Delegate Safer came in from Still
water on the morning train.
w. r. Clemons returned to Mar.
shall on the morning train.
e. II. Knauss and c. f. Matchett
are in Saltwater on a business trip.
Delegate Hughes came up from OK
lahoma City on the morning train.
Sam Barrett and G. w. testers
were in the city yesterday from Mul-
hall
NJ r. Conway county treasurer of
Noble county. is in the city attending
! the convention.
Assistant United States Attorney
John Scothorn returned this morning
from Oklahoma City.
f. A. Derr and ~ b. Wickham re-
turned on the morning train from a
trip to Oklahoma 0ity.
u. NJ Umholtz former president or
the Edmond Normal schools, is in the
city today from Edmond.
Ed Merton and Ralph Balm we're
among the Guthrie people who re-
turned from a trip to Oklahoma City
last evening.
The Leader has no obietcion to the
Capital reviewing and reprodulng its
! personal and local coumns. but it de-
sires to be correctly quoted.
Prof. John Hamilton Of Washing
ton, d. c.. arrived in the city this
| morning. He will address the farm
ers' Institute this evening at 1880.
Mrs. c. NJ. Haskell, wife of Delegate
Haskell, is in the city attending the
convention She will remain here
with her husband until the convention
adiourns.
Prof John Fields. editor of the Ok
| lah1ma Farm Journal, came up from
! Oklahoma City this morning TO attend
the meeting of the territorial board OF
agriculture.
President A. c. Scott, of the A. *
| NJ college at Saltwater arrived on
| the morning train He will address
! the institute meeting tonight on
Township Shuols."
Prof w l.. English and j. r
! Nicholson arrived In the city this
morning from Saltwater toattend the
| meeting of the territorial board OF
! agriculture mere this week
Col r. NJ Bessie, a Kay county
ranchman and president Of the Okla
! homa Livestock association. has left
/ for Washington. ID. c.. where he, with
| Congressman Mcclure, will represent
the territory at the Foreign Trade
convention in Washington, January
! IA - rs.
Col Robert owen left last night Tor
Washington, d. C.. where he Will
| work on congress to remove the re-
strctions in the Indian Territory ana
/ 10 get a resolution passed to open up
the Arkansas river for navigation as
far as MuskOgee While there he wll
also seek 20 knock out the 4,000,00O
acre reserve in the Choctaw nation
nation which was set aside by Hitch
| cock
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
in spite of the inclement sevening
a full house greeted Evangelist Scott
Anderson last night and listened with
interest most profound. II Is certain
hat great good is being accomplish