The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-15
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NcEa nv hFHt IN OfKoie4
| fW n Fosst also nd tcr Hnokn aS
lFllll" was afother who helf this Of
hlice ke being eucceeled by John Ab-
arn lbS. of wuli-catchag fame lic
has recently been aetlng as.city mar
slal o. Naufika.
intellectually. Il might he remarked
that IN three arrived he-e The day
y the "openlnsH and an cnnc here
isem Kansas
No mcntlcn Of Kngasher's pollli.
cally promlnont woul be complete
withcrt como mention Of the Brown.
eae a'mcat The cntirc family having
had political rrelermcnt OF sonle sort.
Tho father. Juage w 4 3rcwnler,
was formerly IN tie land oillte at
Laracd Kansas an has bean qnlntly
active IN The Republican pasty ever
since 1889 One son, Jesse. IS now IN
me lani Office a. Woodward. "Dlcf'
nra ynlee. editor 81 t1o Taloga Tines,
waa u member OF the last territorial
legislature from Dewey county and Is
ne house member from that district
N tho present session Emory D.
Brownlee. another son, was for q
long time -egister q The Klngnaher
lard Office When ssatehcud canlc he
WIS elected 10 the state renate ana
bus beer recently reaGcteA
Cash Cade. Republican national
committeeman AMI now haukes az
shawnee. ws on early say resident OF
tails place. as was also Joan Dillon.
who was at one time territorial oil In
spertcr. Dillon, too, ls cngagVd IN the
hanklns business enl Is located at
Geary.
Srasking Of oil inspectors hrlhss 10
mlnd Amos a. ffFlng. another ncum.
hout Of that office. m the early days
Ewing uscd 10 work IN a restaurant
hC7e Tie IS regarded as something
Of Character ana Is as well known
lor hl cRil4ss fund OF goo humor as
NJ as ncllt'cai nfomlneatc early
loY rcyiaeuis at Waionga gtll rcmeni.
her him unite weil he having gone
there os Probate luduc Of Bialnelcoun-
IS wacn The Observation-Disclosures
eoueify was opened to settlement
Daring the last territorial legislature
ho vas chief clerk cf the house. OF
''ic yeaga Re has given up actlge par
telpaton ln politics anI at pfcseut
fas real c1tale Office IA Guthrie.
IN the last territorial legislature
Flraifhcr county was represented by
w W. Nnffslnrer. Mssouslan who
heramc tho author Of uumhor of
Important bNis ami was recognized ps
ono " the stronger members of ta5t
hody lie has since removed d Mus.
kogee. Rhore he Is practlclng law
Cycr nt Mnskogee live two oihcg ri
Siaaisher'a "oll tlners.r Dr. FelIx L..
Mluklef an oy.Mlspnr-ian. who was
president Of the council or upper
house in tic last Territorial laelsls.
lure and Spencer f. Sanders. who
vac IN the race for attMney.genoral
tn the Democratic pfImarles lust ralor
e. statehood.
Other KInensfer men who have
haea prominent In territorial legls.
'ptarcg were A. NJ Dan'els sneaber
q tfa first hause and "Rlr Mecart
ncv nieldent of Tie upper roasn lur
irg tAe seeenl session. Mecaztnpv |
wag o member Of ihe unr6f aousolrf |
ins the first segsIon he helms nfhrse |
dgys d eiaHnch Republican Of taa
keusa satiatyXF lie IS now Demo. |
Graf and 3 farming on a claim aear /
an down lu the new country /
banlelf II long since dead
ilse = j. McAie- Of The district
rurt 3as anotaer widely known O
lfhonan WHO maae hts home here
hg ic9 has toen lead several years
! q. Lawbuad hrst 3eefltonal sun
frInlen eNt of education. was a resi-
lone Of thls place at the tlme of his
lie Is another Of the
'cld timers WAC have gone an be-
ore Later thls position WAS held
,y Rev i T. Parker. who sflIl Hvcs
ere he haIng eonneatel with King
lshe' college
IN 1896. Wien the pOnullst.c move
ncnt was silll 8lfsng III tho ierrl.
cry J " Gallahm waa elected rs
delegate 70 cengrpss. Ie
'alne more o less distinction at that
inc by getting bis picture puhllshcd
q 3 Perna advertisement Ills OIL
arm few miles northwest Of hero.
S stlll known al the "oll Callahan
llaee or laic be has been 4 leader
n the FarmefT State union and has
lfe3 running mlll fer them at Enid.
Enough political honors for one
own, y would sceni. but tha llai Is !
tlil growing anil KingliAhcr confinii
y 10 keep 4 fcw prominent etl2ens
% tte fc'esfcund Of the states ac
iyltie'
Far instances, there Is Chas Wcst
lttefneygeneml. AMI rnntral figure
b tAc muehtalkcd af \ West IIaskpll
'rniroversas who usbd 10 practice
law herr and was At ono Time clerk
II thn district court His ilrgt assist I
lnt. Judge +. &. Snllmua. claims this
place as his home lnlge snilman
wss tofmcfIy nths mfl ehicc here
lnd I0e many yeara Il placllelng attor
ney Both he and Wost are South
snert
Judge N J. Kane, chief Jnstlec II I
ne auptrme conft also igos here lIe
saUe ioWn from Wichita N 1879 nnd
legan uranticlng laW During zoe con
convention be was active
ls d member 81 that bnay
Jim Smith. state graln inspector
hls offices and llsfus here
lie was the iifsf officer tD be appplntti
By Uoyefn1 Haskell