The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-20
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Hoyt Morrow returned to lei Reno
last night.
J. G. Matter, OF Oklahoma City was
here today.
J. J. O'Rourk was in oklahoma
,City today.
Guy Williams was in Oklahoma
| City Tuesday.
Ira Irwin is hcme from X. IT, to
spend the holidays.
willard Brill will spend Christmas
in Oklahoma City.
Walter Kincaid was in the city last
night from lMulhall
Rev. Isaac Goodman has gone to
Yuma, Ariz., to reside.
George Bridal, of Marshall is one
|of today's Guthrie visitors.
Rev. j. r. Abernathy is in Oklaho
ma City on church business.
Cliff Tempy OF Meridian, is n
Guthrie on a shopping tour.
Dick Murphy has gone to Fort
Worth to spend the holidays.
Miss Leila Hayes has gone to Gar.
Der to sojourn during the holidays.
Miss Ethel Horn will spend Christ
mas with ner mother in Fort Worth.
Tom Jenkins came in from Perkins
today. He has branch store there.
George Guss has returned from st.
Louis where he attending Principia
college.
Fred Barde left this morning for
Oklahoma City. He will be gone sew
eral days.
Harry Coleman will come from Ma.
dill to spend Christmas. He is in
business there.
Miss Wheat, vocal instructor at the
university, will spent Christmas in
sDcs Moines, la.
Rain all right for oats and wheat
said Jim Murphy, today. but not
much good for cotton"
DR.. Il. G. Sharp, who, was thrown
by his auto recently and severely
hurt, is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Fish left this
morning for an extended trip through
California and Mexico.
A. {. Cruce, of Oklahoma City, is
here today looking after the grand,
father clause cases in federal court.
l.. n Homsher. of the Mutual Life
insurance company left for Oklaho-
ma City this morning 70 write new
line of risks,
Charlie Swindall, attorney OF Wood
ward. passed through Guthrie this
morning enroute to Oklahoma City to
ATTEND the bar association meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnston, OF
SIS South Division street will spend
the holidays with relatives and
friends at Arkansas City.
Deputy United States Marshal Al
Goff came in this morning from El
Reno. He reports heavy snow in the
western part of the state
Hoyt Morrow returned to his home
in El Reno Tuesday. Mrs. Morrow
viii spend Christmas with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs w. E. Sheriff.
G c. Mcclure and wife, of Coye,
are in the city today doing their
Christmas shopping. Mr.. Mcclure is
cashier OF the Cmarron Valley bank
of Coyle
Judge A. NJ Mackay, of Medford,
was here today enroute to Vnia,
where he viii spend the holidays
with his son Paul, who is an attorney
at that place
George l.. King the banjo politi-
clan of Kingfisher. was here today
on his way home after trip to We
leetka He reports rain and snow in
Eastern Oklahoma.
E. F Profit. state school inspector
is in Guthrie. He and Superintend-
ent Neil Humphrey will inspect the
Coyle schools tomorrow and the
Crescent schools Friday.
1t is said Ft Sill and TT. Russell
are to be abandoned by the govern
ment Congressman Ferris made an
speech in the house yes
Ierday in defense of TT. Sill.
The Thompson-B Boasen Electric COM
pany has beat Santa to it, A fine
Christmas tree attracts much
attention. The decorations are the
work of Mrs. Henry Thompson.
TT A. Adams. banker of Crescent,
IS in Guthrie today to assist j. NJ
Dodd. of Crescent to settle a claim
against the Katy railroad. Dodd was
pushed off a passenger train by a
porter some time ago. The claim was
adjusted for $500.
Mrs. Rachael Montgomery aud
daughter. Helen. of Fairberry. Neb..
have been visiting County Supern-
tendent Neil Humphrey for several
days. They left this zerning for
Robstown. Texas to spend the holi-
days