The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-15
0KLAAQMAAs IN COLORADO

toiofauO, Springs, COlO., Aug. l5.--.
George Barnett OF Oklahoma City
arrived In Manitou this week to spend
the remainder OF the summer with Mrs
Barnett who came here several weeks
ago and is a guest at one of the ho-
tells, Air. Barnett was much impressed
with the improvements which have
been made In Manitou since his last
visit Ave years ago
Recent visitors at the rooms or the
Colorado Springs chamber Of com
merce have included Captain y. -.
Boynlon OF klngfisher, G.. N Hunter,
of MangIm, and G. A. Streeter of
Shawnee.
Miss May Andrews and Miss Edith
Andrews OF Oklahoma City are guests
at the Sunnyside hotel in Manitou.
Bertha Gension and Vivian Kris
toff OF woodward are spending several
days visiting and sightseeing in Mani
tou.
John A. Oliphant, city commissioners
lof Tulsa, Okla, is In Colorado for IL
vacation and is spending several
weeks at Manitou. In recent inter-
view in Il Colorado Springs news
| paper. Mr.. Olphant Is quoted regard
ling the Indian Investigations as fol
lows: Although Senator Gore and
myself are of different political par
Ties, have followed his career WITH
great interest and 4 believe that he
fonnd himself in opposition where he
had to make this expose to prevent
the passage of legislation permitting
the payment of enormous attorney =
fees. Understand me, do not en-
dorse Senator Cores political opin-
ions nor all that he has said but
think his assertions in the bribery
ease Were made in good faith
Among the merry eXcurslonists who
took the Royal Gorge trip from Colo
RADIO Springs last Saturday were Nj s
Jolly and Miss Brewer OF South Me-
ADester. Oklahoma
Colorado Springs police authorities
have received Il request from Mrs. NJ
Il. Thompson Of 302 South Third street
McAlester, Okla, TO make an effort
10 locate her son, Clinton, whom she
believes to be- in the city. Mrs
Thompson, who has not heard from
the young man for two months, sas 5
THAT he left home with the intention
of coming to Colorado Springs to live
/ Thu nflin.. htv. "a tstf "a
man
For the first time In the history NJ
one Of the large Manitou hotels, more
than 100 people from Oklahoma are
guests in the house at one time. An
attractive feature which has been pro-
yided for their entertainment is n
bridge whist tournament In which re-
representatives. from the different por-
tions of Oklahoma will play for the
state championship Among tn
names which appear on the hotel
register are: Mrs. r. n. Winsios,
and Mrs. +. r. Wentworth, Carmen:
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Mullen, Ardmore;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Maxey and child,
Oklahoma City: Oryille Farqhhafson.
lGuthrie: w. Mcclure. Muskogee; W.
Dunn Tulsa: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Dona-
hoe, Ponca City and many Others.
w. NJ. Mcclure OF Muskogee, who
Is an enthusiast over the possibilities
of agriculture in Oklahoma and has
made many converts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bevinger Of
Yale, are registered at the Sunnyside
house in Manitou
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l. Mccartney Of
oklahoma City are spending several
days in Manitou.
Oklsf omans in Colorado SpNngs
lare Mr. end Mrs. ]. G. Welsh of Mus
kogee and Mrs. A. n. Rnblo and i. w.
Farrar OF Pawhuska. They will he
here and In Manitou some time,
The trip from hlanltou TO the sunl-
nit of Pixies Peak afoot offers attrac-
tlon TO many every week. Many bur-
lra PARTIES also are formed. the tr,
being made over night and being
finished IN time for the glorious lsnil.
rise from the summit of the peak.
Among Oklahomans who succeeded in
lmaqlng the trip last week were: S. A.
i.aneY, John Lancy. S. A. Laney .Ir.,
William I.ancy and Frank Lancy Of
Mnskogee. W. Dunn Of Tul@a and
Mr.. and Mrs ". l.. Donohoe, Ponca
Icity
Colorado Springs hotel registers
ls'laM i sread influx OF Cklahomans
lAmnng those who have arrived dur
linE the last week are: II. w. Pente-
cost. Guthrie; Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B.