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R. L. POLK & CO'S GUTHRIE CITY DIRECTORY 1907-1908

Many thanks to the Oklahoma Territorial Museum for allowing us
to copy this directory from their collection for use on this web site.

Transcribed and submitted by: Joyce Simpson

This directory is in four parts: Miscellaneous Info. (skip to that section), Alphabetical list of Names (skip to that section), Householders Directory (skip to that section) and Classified Business Directory (skip to that section).

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This is the second edition of R. L. Polk & Co's Guthrie City Directory, and it is presented to an exacting public with the assurance that it is not a new venture for the publishers in this line of work; although it is only our second directory of Guthrie we have been engaged exclusively in directory making for 37 years in every section of the United States. In no line of work is experience more necessary than in directory work and the knowledge gained in a third of a century in this line of work has been used to an excellent advantage in the production of the volume presented herewith.

The publishers are confident that their work will prove its own superiority. The data has been gathered and compiled by experienced men under a system that has been perfected through a long term of years, and while humanity is fallible yet the system under which the data for a directory is gathered and proven by R. L. Polk & Co, is infallible, and the assurance is given that this work is as complete and accurate as it is possible to produce such work. All features of the largest metropolitan directories are incorporated in this work, and some new ones peculiarly adapted to the locality, are included.

A personal canvass of every ward, street, block and house, the careful compilation of every day's return, the checking of every name twice, the careful grand revision after all the field work is done, all the painstaking and minute investigations and corrections employed to insure accuracy and completeness are no small nor easy task.

The City Directory is a publication in which the entire population is represented and interested. It is used by all classes and conditions of people in every locality in the city and by every stranger that comes within the city limits every day in the year. The use of city directories is becoming more general, and their great importance as business factors is now universally recognized. There is nothing more conducive to the development and extension of commerce than an easy means of communication, such as is afforded by a complete and reliable city directory. It is an unexcelled medium for use in the purchase of goods, and every business man should avail himself of the opportunity which it offers for the full and proper classification of his business and for keeping his card where it may be found at all times by those who seek such information. Every business and professional man should spend some time examining the City Directory. He will find it full of profitable suggestions. Keep the City Directory in a convenient place for frequent reference, and invite your customers to use it. You will extend your acquaintance and advertise your business and your establishment will be more popular and profitable.

This directory contains the names of all adult citizens of Guthrie, with their occupation, place of business and dwelling; also a list of House Holders arranged in numerical order by streets. Pages 9 to 33 contain what is technically termed "Miscellaneous Information," such as the government of the city and county, embracing names of officers, etc. Then follow in regular alphabetical order the list of Asylums and Hospitals, Banks, Cemeteries, Churches, Clubs, Colleges and Schools, Grand Army of the Republic, Newspapers, Postoffice, Railroads, Societies, Street and Avenue Guide.

A classified business directory of all persons doing business in Guthrie will be found in the last section of the work. This classified business directory will be appreciated as a useful purchaser's guide; both by the residents of Guthrie as well as by others who look to this market for supplies.

POPULATION

The estimate of population from a directory canvass made by R. L Polk & Co is of much interest and is generally regarded as being nearly correct. There are in this volume 6,396 names, which multiplied by 2 1/2,to represent married women and children, who are not included in a directory canvass, indicates a population of 15,990 for Guthrie at the present time, an increase of 2,940 since the publication of last directory two years ago. The city is in a healthy and prosperous condition and the present growth will continue for many years to come.

Thanking our patrons and the public for courtesies extended to our representatives while they were gathering data and soliciting patronage, we remain,

Respectfully, the Publishers,

R. L. Polk & Co.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION
GOVERNMENT

CITY

Election first Tuesday in April of each year.
Mayor- John W. DUKE
Clerk -Florian SEIXAS
Treasurer- Carl R HAVIGHORST
Assessor- John W. RAY
Street Commissioner- Wm D WILLIAMSON
Water Commissioner- Wm S SPENCER
Marshal- John P CATES
Engineer- Wm N MILLER
Attorney- James HEPBURN
Police Judge- Frank OLSMITH
Chief of Fire Department- Wm C GRUBER
Jailer and Janitor- James M FELTON
Physician- Wm W RUCKS

COUNCILMEN

President- Almont C HIXON
First Ward- Edward J BLACKMAN, Wm T WALKER
Second Ward- Ralph V SMITH, Wm S WELLS
Third Ward- George E DUNNICA, Almont C HIXON
Fourth Ward- Redick H KNIGHT, John MCBRINE
Fifth Ward- John L CALVERT, Edgar V HUTCHINS

STANDING COMMITTEES

Finance- HIXON, WELLS, SMITH
Public Improvements- SMITH, BLACKMAN, DUNNICA
Water- WELLS, HIXON, MCBRINE
Fire- KNIGHT, WALKER, CALVERT
Health-SMITH, HUTCHINS, MCBRINE
Ordinances- WALKER, HUTCHINS, HIXON
Sewers- MCBRINE, KNIGHT, BLACKMAN
Streets and Alleys- BLACKMAN, MCBRINE, KNIGHT
Public Buildings- HUTCHINS, WALKER, DUNNICA
Printing- CALVERT, HUTCHINS, SMITH
Electric Light-DUNNICA, WELLS, CALVERT

BOARD OF HEALTH

Ralph V SMITH, Edgar V HUTCHINS, John MCBRINE

PARK COMMISSIONERS

President- Robert W RAMSEY
Vice President- Clarence S PETTY
Secretary- Robert SOHLBERG

POLICE DEPARTMENT

City Hall- 304 Oklahoma ave
Chief- John P CATES
Assistant Chief- John ENGLER
Sergeant- James W VARBLE
Policemen- Ulysses W VAMPNER, Grant R MCFETRIDGE, Fleming C BAKER, Guy WILLIAMSON, 
Samuel W CHANEY
Jailor- James M FELTON

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Station No 1- 111 S 2d
Chief- Wm C GRUBER
Asst Chief- Theodore BARNTHOUSE
Driver- Otis JACKSON
Plugmen- Earl DETER, Loake WHISTLER
Houseman-Walker PEOPLES
Substitute- David HERBERT
Station No 2- 817 W Noble Av
Captain- Ward BRANHAM
Plugman- Grover FEARY
Driver- Arthur JONES
West Guthrie Fire Station No 2- 913 W Noble av
Captain- Ward BRANHAM
First Lieut- Arthur JONES
Plugman- Grover FEARY

COUNTY

Court House- Harrison s e cor Broad
Sheriff- B W MURPHY
Treasurer- Charles SEELY
Probate Judge- J C STRANG
Surveyor- B S REEVES
Clerk- M E TRAPP
Recorder- H A HERWIG
Attorney- F H MCGUIRE
Superintendent of Schools- G W DERRICK
Coroner- W K PATTERSON
Weigher- E E TALLMAN

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

 Meets first Monday in January, April, July and October
Chairman, J D BURKE, Guthrie, First District; David SWANK, Meridian, Second District;
 J B FAVOR, Mulhall, Third District

COUNTY SCALES

223 n Division.  Weigher, E E TALLMAN

COURTS

DISTRICT COURT

Judge- J H BURFORD
County Attorney- F H MCGUIRE
Clerk- J H NORRIS
Sheriff- B W MURPHY

JUSTICES COURT

Sessions daily except Sunday
J N KEYS, 111 W Harrison av
J A OVERBAY, 111 W Harrison av.

TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT

Offices- Oklahoma Building, 102 E Oklahoma av.
Governor- Frank FRANTZ
Private Secretary to the Governor-Hugh SCOTT
Secretary of the Territory and Ex-Officio Assistant Secretary- J M MCCONNELL
Insurance Commissioner- Charles H FILSON
Attorney General- W O Cromwell
Assistant Attorney General- D C SMITH
Superintendent of Public Instruction and Ex-Officio Auditor- J E DYCHE
Assistant- E P MCCABE
Treasurer- C E RAMBO
Oil Inspector- F A ASHTON
Bank Commissioner- H H SMOCK
Assistant- E B SUTTON
Adjutant General- Alva J MILES
Librarian- J W FOOSE
Delegate to Congress- Bird S MCGUIRE
Grain Inspector- C J PROUTY, Kingfisher
Superintendent of Public Health- J W BAKER, Enid

SCHOOL LAND DEPARTMENT

School Land Board- Governor Frank FRANTZ, Charles H FILSON, J E DYCHE; Sec,
Fred L WENNER; Asst Sec, C A CUNNINGHAM

LIVE STOCK SANITARY COMMISSION

102 E Oklahoma av. P A BECKER, Medford; G BRYAN, Perry; Sec, Thomas MORRIS, Guthrie

BOARD OF AGRICULTURE

108 E Oklahoma av. Pres, Rudolph KLEINER, Wheatland; Vice pres, D L AIKENS, Medford; Sec,
C A MCNABB, Oklahoma City; Treas, A S HANKINS, Alva; Horace J. NEWBERRY, Lone Wolf;
Ewers WHITE, McLoud; W L FULLERTON, Olustree.

BOARD OF PHARMACY

F B LILLIE, Guthrie; A B CLARK, Watonga; E B HOWENDOBLER, Perry

BOARD OF HEALTH

Pres, B F HAMILTON, Shawnee; Vice Pres, E G SHARP, Guthrie; Sec and Supt, J W BAKER, Enid

BOARD OF EDUCATION

J E DYCHE; D R BOYD, Norman; T W BUTCHER, Edmond; O F HAYES, Chandler; J M RULE, Hobart

BOARD OF REGENTS, COLORED AGRICULTURAL AND NORMAL UNIVERSITY

J E DYCHE, C W RAMBO, U C GUSS, Guthrie; J A ROUSE, Cooper; E T BARBOUR, El Reno

BOARD OF EDUCATION OF NORMAL SCHOOLS

J E DYCHE, C W RAMBO, Guthrie; C M THACKER, Mangum; John THREADGILL, Edmund; G E 
NICHOLS, Alva

REGENTS OF AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE

F J WIKOFF, Stillwater; H J BEARD, Shawnee; T J HARTMAN, Pond Creek;
H C R BROADWELL, Ponca; W H MERTEN, Guthrie

BOARD OF RAILWAY ASSESSORS

Governor Frank FRANTZ, C H FELSON, J E DYCHE

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

Governor Frank  FRANTZ, C H FELSON, J E DYCHE

BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS

A C HIXON, Guthrie; Fred C SEIDS, Ponca City; A M DETRICH, Oklahoma City; D N BRENNEMAN,
Hobart; R H PENDLETON, Norman

REGENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

Governor Frank FRANTZ; J L WILKINS, Oklahoma City; D L LARSH, Norman; H B GILSTRAP, Chandler;
R E WOOD, Shawnee; G W SUTTON, Cleveland.  Game Warder- Eugene WATROUS, Enid

OKLAHOMA OSTEOPATHIC EXAMINING BOARD

Pres, J W ROUSE, Oklahoma City; Sec, J A PRICE, Guthrie; Treas, J W SLADE, Guthrie

BOARD OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS

Pres, B F HAMILTON, Shawnee; Vice Pres, E G SHARP, Guthrie; Sec, J W BAKER, Enid

BOARD FOR LEASING SCHOOL LANDS

Governor Frank FRANTZ, C H FILSON, J E DYCHE; Sec F L WENNER

SUPREME COURT

Terms- First Tuesday in January and first Tuesday in Jine.
Chief Justice- John H BURFORD, Guthrie
Associate Justices- Bayard T HAINER, Perry; Benjamin F BURWELL, Oklahoma City;
Clinton F IRWIN,El Reno; Frank E GILLETTE, Anadarko; J L PANCOAST, Alva; Milton C. Garber, Enid.
Clerk of Supreme Court- B F HEGLER, Guthrie
United States Distric Attorney- John EMBRY
United States Marshal- J R ABERNATHY

MILITARY

Headquarters Oklahoma Militia Adjutant General's Office- 208 E Oklahoma av.
Commander-in-Chief- Governor Frank FRANTZ
Adjutant General- Brig Gen A J MILES
Inspector General- Col Samuel BILLINGS, Enid
Judge Advocate General- Maj H W PENTECOST
Surgeon General- Maj J W DUKE
Aides-de-camp- Capt Seymore FOOSE, Watonga; Capt L G NIBLACK
Company "A" First Regiment Oklahoma Militia- Meets every Wednesday at Armory Hall, 113 N 2d.
Capt, G E DUNNICA; First Lieut, C S CURRAN; Second Lieut, J C GILBERT

UNITED STATES

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

215 E Oklahoma av. Registrar, L N HOUSTON; Receiver, W B HODGE Jr

UNITED STATES RECRUITING STATION

United States Recruiting Station- 101 1/2 S 2d. Corporal in Charge, H J NORTON

ASYLUMS, HOSPITALS AND HOMES

Oklahoma Methodist Episcopal Hospital and Training School- 2002 W Warner av. Supt,
Rev Wm H ROSE Oklahoma Rescue Home- Perkins av s e cor Hazel. Supt, Anna L WITTEMAN

BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS

Adler's Orchestra (8 pieces)- Brook's Opera House. Director, Alfred ALDER
Capital City Band (30 pieces)- 111 W Harrison av. Director, W R BENSON

BANKS

Guthrie National Bank- 202-204 W Oklahoma av. Established 1889. Capital $150,000.
Surplus and Profits, $25,000. Pres, U C GUSS; Vice Pres, Frank DALE and J W PERRY; 
Cashr, Robert SOHLBERG; Asst Cashr, C R HAVIGHORST
Guthrie Savings Bank- 124 W Harrison av. Organized June 20 1902. Capital $25,000.
Surplus, $2, 500. Pres, A H HUSTON; Vice pres, Eugene BEYER; Cashr, O A BEYER;
Asst Cashr, H B ADAMS. 
Logan County Bank- 102 E Oklahoma av. Organized 1901. Capital $25,000. Pres J H NORRIS;
Vice pres, J R COTTINGHAM; Cashr, U G NORIS; Asst Cashr, E R MOOK.
National Bank of Commerce- 102 W Oklahoma av. Organized 1904. Capital $ 100,000. Surplus 
and Profits, $20,000. Pres, J W MCNEAL; Vice Pres, A L COCKRUM; Cashr, H C ARNOLD;
Asst Cashr, H G FARQUHARSON.
Oklahoma State Bank-101 W Oklahoma av. Established 1905. Capital $50,000. Pres. I B LEVY;
 Cashr G I GILBERT.

BLOCKS, HALLS, ETC

Beadles Block- 216-218 W Oklahoma av.
Billingsley Building- 108-110 W Oklahoma av.
City Hall- Oklahoma av n w cor 3d
County Building- Harrison av s e cor Broad
County Jail- 417 W Vilas av.
Dewey Block- 102-104 W Oklahoma av.
Eager & Hirzel Building- 124 W Harrison av.
Elks' Hall- 118 N Division
Federal Building- Oklahoma av s e cor 2d
Federal Jail- 302 n 2d.
Filtsch Block- 101-103 E Oklahoma av.
Freeman Block- 123 W Oklahoma av.
Gray Building- 101-103 W Oklahoma av.
I O O F Hall- 207 S Broad.
Jackson's Hall-e s 9th bet Grand and Springer
Kerr Building- 802 E Oklahoma av.
Knights of Columbus Hall- 209 E Harrison av.
Leader Building- 107 W Harrison av
Lymon Block- 108 W Harrison av.
Lyon Block- 102-104 W Harrison av.
Masonic Hall- 119 1/2 E Oklahoma av.
Masonic Temple- Broad n e cor Harrison av.
Millikan Flats- 208 S Ash.
Odd Fellows' Hall- 207 S Broad.
Oklahoma Building- 102 E Oklahoma av.
Oswego Building- 106 W Harrison av.
Patterson Building- 120-122 W. Harrison av
Skating Ring- 122-124 N Vine
Sneed Building-123 W Harrison av
Spurlock Block- 105-107 W Oklahoma av.
Victor Block- S 1st n w cor Harrison av.

CEMETERIES

Summit View Cemetery- 1 mile n e of city. Office 104 W Oklahoma av. Pres. A G COPELAND;
Sec, W L WEST; Sexton, Sherman PATTON (c)

CHURCHES

BAPTIST

First Baptist Church- Noble n e cor Vine. Organized Oct 24 1889. Membership 240. Pastor,
  Rev W H DODSON, D. D., r 208 E Noble av.
First Baptist Church (c) - Broad s w cor Springer av. Pastor, Rev Charles A BUCHANAN,
   r 515 S 4th.
German Baptist Church- Harrison av n e cor Cedar. Pastor, Rev J F NEHER, r 601 W
    Mansur av.
Macedonia Baptist Church (c )- e x 2d, 2 s of Springer av. Pastor, Rev Sandy LYONS,
      r 801 W Lincoln av.
Mt Zion Baptist Church (c )- Perkins s e cor 7th. Pastor, Rev Taylor NIGHTINGALE (c)
     r Orlando, Okla.

CATHOLIC

St Catherine Church- 10th n w cor Grant. Pastor, Rev Placidus DERRICK, r St Joseph's academy.
St Mary's Pro-Cathedral- Warner av n w cor Elm. Pastor, Rev Charles STANDAERT, r 411 N Elm.

CHRISTIAN

First Christian Church- Noble av n e cor Ash. Organized 1889. Membership, 500. Pastor,
  Rev K C BENTRESS, r 324 N Vine.

CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS

First Church of Christ- 116 N Broad. First Reader, Mrs Anabel BENSON; Second Reader,
    David HETSCH

CHURCH OF GOD

Church of God- Warner n e cor 6th. Pastor, Rev Wallace H SHOOT, r s s of Grant, 1 e of Pine

CONGREGATIONAL

West Side Congregational Church- Warner av s w cor 8th. Pastor, Rev Isaac COOKMAN, r 313 N 8th
West Side Congregational Church (c) Warner av n w cor 7th. Pastor, Rev A C PINCKNEY (c),
     r 919 W Noble av.

EPISCOPAL

Trinity Episcopal Church- 310 E Noble av. Organized June 30 1889. Members, 165. Rector,
    Rev A B NICHOLAS, r 306 E Noble av.

EVANGELICAL

St Johannes Evangelical German Church - Vilas av s e cor Ash. Pastor, Rev Henry VIETH,
     r 212 S Oak.

LUTHERAN

German Evangelical Lutheran Church- 806 E Springer av. Organized 1897. Members, 87.
    Pastor, Rev T B IBEN, b 606 E Cleveland av.

METHODIST

First Methodist Episcopal Church- Broad s w cor Noble av. Organized 1889. Membership, 380.
    Pastor, Rev E E FAIRCHILD, r 215 E Noble av.
Free Methodist Church- Mansur av n e cor 11th. Pastor, Rev G M HADDUCK, 
    r 1124 W Mansur av.
Methodist Episcopal Church- South Broad s w cor Vilas av. Pastor, Rev J E DISCH, r 309 S Broad.
M E Church (c) 3d n w cor Perkins av. Pastor, Rev Frank M MCPHERSON (c ), r 421 S 3d.
St Paul A M E Church- Vilas av n e cor Elm. Pastor, Rev W R BEAMER, r 606 e Vilas
St Paul M E Church (c )- Broad n e cor Perkins av. Pastor, Rev B J DONNELL, r 306 E Perkins av.
West Guthrie Methodist Episcopal Church- Noble av s w cor 11th. Pastor, Rev A C THURLOW,
    r 1013 W. Logan av.

PRESBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian Church- Noble n e cor Division, organized 1889; membership, 323. Pastor,
     Rev H O SCOTT, r 203 E Noble av.
United Presbyterian Church- Cleveland av n e cor Ash, organized Dec 24 1902; members, 45.
     Pastor, Rev I C RANKIN, r Pine s e cor Noble av.

SALVATION ARMY

Salvation Army- 218 W 1st. Ensign, B F BREEDING; Mrs Ethel S BREEDING in charge;
    r 311 E Vilas

CLUBS

Elk's club- 118 N Division. Trustees, I B LEVY, H W PENTECOST, Galen CROW
Guthrie Gun Club- Electric Park. Meets every other Friday. Mngr, K L EAGAN

COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS

PUBLIC

Board of Education- Meets first Monday of each month at Central School. Pres. A O FARQUHARSON; 
Clerk, W T WARREN; Treas, Lyman J GRAY; Supt, Frank E BUCK; Supt Colored Schools,
       George T PERRY (c ); Superviso of Music, Maude GOODRICH.
Logan County High School- Office County bldg. Pres, G W DERRICK; Vice-Pres, C S RETTY;
     Sec, J H NORRIS; Treas, J F LAUX, W L HELTON, S L SPURRIER, A B HOLIDAY.
     School   Vine, bet Jefferson and Jackson avs. Prin, W S CALVERT; Asst Prin,
     Snowdon PARLETTE; Teachers, E V ALLISON,Luella REED, Ettie HIKES, George NORRIS,
     Margaret DOLITTLE, W W JENKINS, Eleanor CHRISTIAN, R C CAIN, Lida GAFFNEY, Jennie
     WOOD, Addie BARNARD; Janitor, F S KNOX.
Logan County High School (c )- Perkins av s e cor 8th. Principal, (c ) G F PERRY; Teachers
     (c) W E HENDERSON, I F SCOTT.
Banner School- w s 10th bet Warner and Mansur avs. Principal, Marguerite BYRNE; Teachers, 
   Mrs Ada G CAMPBELL, Helen B FRYBERGER, Ethel M CALVERT, Blanche R BALL, Mary J
   BAMFORD, Blanche HOGE, Nellie ANDERSON, Bessie M WILLIAMSON, Grace FERNANDES,
   Luella B CALLIN,Fannie L. LONG, Pauline BISHOP; Janitor, Samuel T TATE.
Capitol Hill School- Vilas n e cor Walnut. Principal, Nora J COONEY; Teachers, Ida W BELT, 
   Cora E FARRELL, Jennie SEAMAN, Edith R SWARZ, Donna WARD, Eva GREGORY, Zella
   PORTER, Lulu B HOYLAND, D A HIGGINS, Bettie RATCLIFF, Genevieve DAVES, Lida G 
   LOHR; Janitor, Fred TRUSKEY.
Central School- Noble av s w cor Ash. Principal, R Alma CARSON; Teachers, Margaret E GLIMPSE,
    Anna HUTCHINSON, Nellie A BELL, Elizabeth PATTEN, mry F DILLEY, Margaret REES, 
   Josephine FITZGERALD, Kate DUCK, Mary HARRIS, Leno OSBORNE;  Janitor, Eugene 
   WESTBROOK.
Douglas School (c )- s s Grant av, bet Park and Dresel boul. Principal (c ), A J SCALES; 
   Teachers (c), Louise E CHAMP, Mrs Mae M GARRETT, Annie B HILLIARD, Lizzie MCKEE; 
   Janitor, Madison HORTON (c).
Lincoln School (c) - Perkins av s s cor 8th. Principal (c ), M W CUNNINGHAM; Teachers
   (c ), Mary M BOONE, Mabel M CARR, M Estelle DOWNS, Mrs Minnie I HOUSE, Mrs Sarah E
    LONG, Aurora I PERRY, Pearl C SNELL, Stella B WINDSOR; Janitor, A P JORDAN (c); 
    Supervisor of Music, Geneva SUGGS.

MISCELLANEOUS

Ardery School for Young Women- 605 E Cleveland av. Principal, Mrs Flora B ARDERY
Capital City Business School- 204 1/2 W Harrison av. Mngr, L R BLAKE.
German Evangelical Lutheran Parochial School- 806 E Springer av. Rev T B IBEN, Prin.
Oklahoma School for Deaf- 123 N 7th. Supt. R N DUNHAM.
Ross Conservatory of Music- 215 E Oklahoma av. Director, Frederick M ROSS
St Catherine's parochial School (c )- 10th  n w cor Grant av. Sisters Aloysia and Scholastica
    in charge.
St Joseph's Academy- n s University av 1 mi  n of city. Superioress, Mother Alphonso
St Mary's Catholic School- Warner av n e cor Oak. In charge of Sisters of St Benedict.

COMMERCIAL BODIES

Business Men's League- City Hall. Pres, A H HUSTON; Sec, W S SPENCER; Treas, U C GUSS.
Fifty Thousand Club- 105 1/2 W Oklahoma av. Pres. J R HAMILL; Vice Pres, J S LYON; Sec,
     J S MABON; Treas, J F BEAMER.

NEWSPAPERS

Guthrie Daily Leader and Oklahoma Weekly Leader- Publishers, The Leader Printing Co; Editor
    and Manager, L G NIBLACK; City Editor, O G BEKEMEYER; news Editor, Frank FIELDS; 
   Telegraph Editor, L D JOLLY; Society Editor, Mrs Rosalie H JARRELL; Reporters, Walter 
   FIELDS, Walter FERGUSON, W T YOUNG. Daily every afternoon. Subscription rates- delivered
    by carrier, per week 10c; per year $5.00; per year by mail $4.00; Weekly 50c per year.
The Hatchet- 808 1/2 W Warner av. The Home Defender, Monthly Prohibition, 25c per year.
Logan County Report, The- Office Reister of Deeds, county bldg; Pub, Mrs Mary H PEEBLES.
    Issued every day except holidays. Terms, $ 1.50 per month.
Oklahoma Guide (c )- 522 S 2d. Pub, G N PERKINS, (weekly) Repulican. $ 1.00 per year.
Oklahoma Law Journal, The- 219 E Harrison av. Editor, D H FERNANDES; (monthly), subscription
    $2.00 per annum
Oklahoma Safeguard- 332 W Harrison av. Pub, C A BUCHANAN: Baptist weekly, $1.00 per annum.
Oklahoma State Capital (Daily and Weekly (Rep)- Publishers, The State Capital Co. 
   Subscription $5.00 per year; 45c per month by carrier; weekly 50c per year.
Oklahoma State Register- 105-107 N 1st. Pubs, Oklahoma Printing Co. Issued every Thursday;
    $1.00 per annum.
Oklahoma Weekly Leader- 107 W Harrison av. Pubs, Leader Printing Co
Oklahoma Workman, The (monthly- 104 N 2d. Pubs, Grand Lodge A O U W. Editor,
    S L JOHNSON, Okmulgee; Asst Editor, J S ALLEN, Norman; issued tenth of each month.
    Free to all members of order.
Searchlight, The- 119 E Oklahoma av. Pub, James KIRKWOOD. (issued semi-weekly) 80c per annum

PARKS AND PUBLIC GROUNDS

Capital Square-bet Capital and Drexel bouls, Cleveland and Harrison avs.
Highland Park- bet Warner and College avs and Walnut and Pine.
Island Park- S end of 2d.
Noble Park- bet  Oklahoma and Springer avs and 9th and Cottonwood Creek

EXPRESS COMPANIES

American Express Co- 111 W Oklahoma av. Agent, A A ULRICH
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express- 108 N Division. Agt, C A FISHER

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

Hartrauft Post No 3, Dept of Oklahoma- Meets first and third Fridays of each month at 
     I O O F Hall.
    PC, L L PATTON; S V, J M LAROE; J W, H G MOORE; Adjutant, M L MOCK; Q M, JW RAY; 
   Surgeon, J W SLADE; Chaplain, G W HOLBROOK; O D, G W BILLINGS; O G, Isaac BLANK; P
    P Instr, S L MCGEE
Hartrauft W R C No 23- Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at I O O F Hall.  
   Pres, Mrs Minnie BILLINGS; S V, Mrs Rose HULME; J V Mrs Isabel MOORE; Chaplain, Mrs M C 
   VAMPNER; Sec, Mrs Ella S SLADE; Treas, Mrs Mary VAMPNER 
Ladies' Circle G A R - Meets first and third Tuesday of each month at homes of the members.  
   Pres, Mrs N S FILSON; S V, Mrs G A GARRISON; Sec, Mrs W I MATHIS; Treas, Mrs Frank 
   RHINEHART.

COLORED

Joe Hooker and McCall Post No 42- Meets second and fourth Thrusdays of each month at
    117 S 2d.  C, Jackson ANDERSON; S V, H S SANDERS; J V, Jacob FOSTER; Adj. George
    NICHOLS.

LIBRARIES

Carnegie Library- 402 E Oklahoma av. Number of volumes, 4,000; open daily from 9 a m to 10 p m;
    Sundays, 10 a m to 9 p m. Board of Trustees, Robert W RAMSEY, Clarence S PETTY, Mrs Frank
    DALE, F B LILLIE, Mrs Margaret O RHODES, Mrs O R FAGAN; librarian, Mrs Bertha MCBRIDE;
    Asst Librarian, Oliva L SHERER.
Oklahoma State Library- 101 E Oklahoma av. Librarian, J W FOOSE; Asst librarian,
    Sue BARCROFT;     volumes 15,000.
Oklahoma Territorial Library- 108 S Division. Librarian J W FOOSE; Asst Librarian,
   Sue BARCROFT; volumes 15,000

POSTOFFICE

Postoffice-Oklahoma av s e cor 2d.
Postmaster- Wilburn M MCCOY.
Assistant Postmaster- Lyman C KNIGHTON.
Registry Clerk- Lloyd MORRIS
Mailing clerks- George A BARBER, Wm C FREEMAN.
General Delivery Clerk- Andrew A HARRIS.
Stamp Clerk- Ludwig HEYMANN.
Money Order Clerk- R Clifford PORTER
Stenographer- Lewis W HOGE.
Stampers- E Cadmus BOWERS, Roy E PORTER, Wm J LEATHERMAN, Wesley WILLIAMS,
     Samuel M SHERARD.
Substitute Clerk- Ralph W TIBBETTS
Letter Carriers-John M HAMMITT, Frank B SARBER, Leslie T SEAMAN, Edwin V FORD, 
    William CONNOLLY, John S CALLIN, Oscar J UPHAM.
Substitute Carrier- Grover C RALSTON
Rural Carriers- Jefferson L SEGRAVES, No 1; James L BARTLETT, No 2; Wm P KELLOGG,
    No 3; Joseph B BARTLETT, No 4; Robert A CAMPBELL, No 5; Joseph H NEHER, No 6;
    John O BLACK, No 7; Louis B KROEGER, No 8; Edwin E SHREFFLER, No 9; Luther ARNOLD,
    No 10.

RAILROADS

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry- legan dept Victor block; Pass depot, Oklahoma av, bet 4th 
    and 5th; Frt Depot, Vilas av and 4th; Agt McEnsie N COCHRELL.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R R- Division and Perkins avs. Agt, H L MCCRACKEN.
Denver, Enid & Gulf R R- Pass Depot, Union Depot, Frt Depot, Vilas av and 4th. Agt,
     M N COCHRELL
Fort Smith & Western Ry- 111 W Oklahoma av. Gen agt, J P O'DONNELL.
Missouri Kansas & Texas Ry- City ticket office, 111 W Oklahoma av. Agt, J P O'DONNELL. Pass 
      Depot,
Santa Fe Union Depot; Frt Depot, Grand av, bet 2d and 3d. Agt, C B HOLMES.
St Louis, El Reno & Western Ry- Pass Depot, Santa Fe Union Depot; Frt Depot, Vilas av and 4th.
    Agt, M N COCKRELL.

SOCIETIES

MISCELLANEOUS

Children's Home Society- 7 Dewey blk. Supt, N B WICKHAM
Guthrie Building and Loan Association- 118 W Oklahoma av. Pres. F B LILLIE; Sec, W M BRONSON.
Guthrie Park Association- Beadles Blk. Pres, L N BEADLES; Sec and Gen Mngr, J W SHARTEL.
Independent Ginners Association of Oklahoma- 7 Dewey blk. Pres, W A THOMPSON,
     Stillwater, Okla; Sec and Treas, Mrs. E M SARBER; Gen Mngr, Charles SETON.
Oklahoma Electric Medical Association- 122 W Oklahoma av. Pres, J F SON, Ardmore; Vice-Pres,
     J A BRIGGS, Atoka; Sec, E G SHARP, Treas, B K WOOD, Anadarko.
Oklahoma State Medical Association- Pres,B F FORTNER, Vinita; Vice-Pres, M A KELSO, Enid;
    W C  BRADFORD, Shawnee; F E WATERFIELD, Holdenville; Sec and Treas, E O BARKER, 
   Guthrie.
Oklahoma Women's Christian Temperance Union- 710 E Cleveland av. Pres, Mrs Abbie B
   HILLERMAN;  Vice-Pres, Mrs Cora D HAMMETT, Oklahoma City; Cor Sec, Mrs Vallie MCKEE,
   Shawnee, Rec Sec, Mrs Rachel WOODROW, Pond Creek; Treas, Mrs Kate WETHY, Guthrie.
Women's Benevolent Association- Pres, I B LEVY; Sec, Mrs M E HART; Treas, Mrs W L RHODES.
W C T U (East Side)- Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month at homes of the members.
   Pres, Mrs Omar MILLER; Vice-Pres, Mrs I C RANKIN; Cor Sec, Mrs N M CARTER; Fin Sec, 
   Mrs J W SLADE; Treas, Mrs L H MATCHETT.
Women's Suffrage Association of Oklahoma- 116 W Oklahoma av. Pres, Mrs Kate H BIGGERS,
    Chickasha; Vice-Pres, Mrs Minnie K BAILEY, Enid; Second Vice-Pres, Mrs N MCCARTER; Sec,
   Ida WOOD-NORVELL, Wynnewood.

SECRET

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN

Grand Lodge Oklahome and Indian Territories- G M W, S H REED, El Reno, Okla; G Recorder,
    W R WELCH, Guthrie, Okla; G Receiver, J E SATER, Stillwater, Okla.
Guthrie Lodge No 1- Meets every Thursday of each month at Masonic Hall. M M, W J LEATHERMAN;
     Recorder, Ellen RUTHVEN; Financier, W R WELCH.
Guthrie Lodge No 4 D of H- Meets second and fourth Saturday of each month at Masonic Hall.
    C of H, Mrs P K ABBOTT; Recorder, Mrs Alice M Welch; Financier, Mrs Mary SCHONER; 
    Receiver, Mrs Mary RYAN.
Grand Lodge, A O U W- Meets first Tuesday in February of each year. Next meeting at McAlster. 
    P G M, W John S ALLAN, Norman, Okla; G M W , E O FLOOD, Lawton , Okla; G Foreman, 
    H E RAKEMAN Sapulpa, I T; G Overseer, J E JOHNSON, Alva, Okla; Grand Recorder, W R
    WELCH, Guthrie, Okla; Grand Receiver, J E SATER, Stillwater, Okla; Grand Guide, Otto SUMP,
    Council Hill, I T; Grand Inside Watchman, J A DARNELL, Chickasha, I T; Grand Outside 
    Watchman,  W R HUNTER, Pryor Creek, I T; G Med Examiner, Dr J W WAY, Pawhuska,
    Okla; Grand Lecturer, S H REID, El Reno,  Okla.

BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS

Guthrie Lodge No 246- Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Elk's Hall. E R,
   R O HIRSCHI; E L K, F H MCGUIRE; E L K, T B LUCAS; ELK, J P FOWLER; Sec, Ira 
   LONGAKER;Treas, A C RENDER.

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

Guthrie Aerie No 322- Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at I O O F Hall. W P,
    M E TRAPP; W V P, G L VAY; Sec, P K ABBOTT; Treas, L O LYTLE.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS

Grand Lodge of Oklahoma- Meets third Tuesday in October at Oklahoma City, Okla. G M,
    J S ROMINE, Fay; D G M, Fred C SWITZER, Mangum; G W, D L AIKINS, Medford; G Sec,
    H L STROUGH,Guthrie; G Treas, Wm RISCH, Binger; G Rep, J B A ROBERTSON, Chandlier;
    G D MOSS, Sapulpa.
Grand Encampment- Meets third Monday in October in Oklahoma City, Okla. G P, J A CARLBERG, 
   Aparaho; G S W, J M FELTON, Guthrie; G H P, J C MONFORTE, Chandler; G Scribe, H L STROUGH, 
   Guthrie; G Treas, J J GRIFFITH, Cleo; G J W, T W DUSTIN, Shawnee; G Rep, J M CRAIG, El Reno;
   H J VANDENBERG, Weatherford.
Guthrie Lodge No 3- Meets every Monday in I O O F Hall. N G, F S BONES; V G, David Stevens; Rec 
   Sec, H L STROUGH; Treas, H A HERWIG.
Oklahoma Encampment No 1- Meets every Wednesday in I O O F Hall.  C P, T L ROBINSON; S W,
    H A BONES; Scribe, P V SMITH; Treas, H A HERWIG.
Maomi Rebekah Lodge no 2- Meets first and third Friday of each month in I O O F Hall. N G, 
   Mrs Elizabeth FURROW; V G, Mrs Elizabeth CANFIELD; Sec, Mrs Sarah MATHIS; Treas, 
   Mrs Ida SMITH. 
Canton Guthrie No 5- Patriarchs' Militant- Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in 
   I O O F  Hall. Com, F S BONES; Lieut, C L WOODS; Ensign, T L ROBINSON; Clerk, W J
   ARNHART; Accountant, E T REHFIELD.

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

Guthrie Commandry No 1- Meets second and forth Monday of each month at Masonic Hall.  E C,
    Galen CROW; Gen, J M SCHMIDT;  C G, S A BRADISH; P, J R HAMMILL; Sec, E M BAMFORD.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Bishop Meerschaert Council No 916- Meets every Tuesday at 209 E Harrison av. G K, J D BURKE;
   D G K, W R WELCH; Fin Sec, George TIPTON; Treas, J T BRICKNER

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Guthrie Lodge No 2- Meets every Friday at Masonic hall. C C, W K PATTERSON; V C, George
     SANDER; K of R and S, J C TEMPLETON; M of E, E W KINNAN.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-COLORED

Evergreen Lodge No 12- Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 115 S 2d. C C,
    Albert WILLIAMS; K of R and S, Morgan JOHNSON; M A A, G A WINDSOR.

KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS OF TABOR

Knights and Daughters of Tabor- Meet at 117 S 2d. C G M, Rev Seth NEAL.

MASONIC

A and A Scottish Rite of Free Maonry, Orient of Oklahoma- Meets every Thrusday at the Masonic
    Temple  S G, I G, Harper S CUNNINGHAM; Sec, C A CUNNINGHAM.
DeSonnac Council Knights of Kadosh- Meets second Thursday of each month at Masonic Temple.
    P, Teague RAY; C, F A DERR; Recorder, C A CUNNINGHAM; Treas, H T SWEARINGEN.
Grand Lodge A F & A M- Meets second Tuesday of February of each year. Next meeting at Guthrie.
    M W G M, Fred D SPARKS, Ponca; R W D G M, Earl BEEBE, El Reno; R W G S W, D D HOAG,
    Anadarko; R W G J W, George RUDDELL, Weatherford; R W G Treas, Uriah C GUSS, Guthrie;
    R W G Sec, James HUNT, Guthrie.
Guthrie Chapter Rose Croix- Meets first Thursday of each month at the Masonic Temple. W M, A O
   FARQUHARSON; S W, J C HUGHES; J W, A C HIXEN; Sec, C A CUNNINGHAM; Treas, 
   H T SWEARINGEN.
Guthrie Lodge of Perfection No 1- Meets every Thursday at the Masonic Temple. V M, U C GUSS;
    S W, L W BAXTER; J W, Richard THATCHER; Sec, C A CUNNINGHAM; Treas, H T SWEARINGEN.
Guthrie Lodge No 2 A F & A M- Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Masonic Hall. W M,
    J H RUCKS; S W, T H TAYLOR; J W, S A BRADISH;  Sec, F W GREEN; Treas,A A BEYER.
Albert Pike Lodge no 60, A F & A M- Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 
   Masonic Temple. W M, L W BAXTER; S W, Horace REED;  J W, D M LENTZ; Sec Teague RAY;
    Treas,U C GUSS.
Guthrie Chapter No 6 R A M- Meets first and third Mondays of each month at Masonic Hall. H P,
   J M SCHMIDT; K, D M WILLIAMS; Scribe, J S LYON; Treas, Galen CROW.
Guthrie Chapter No 2 O E S- meets second and fourth Fridays of each month at Masonic Temple.
   W M Julia PATTERSON; W P, E V HUTCHINS; A M, Mrs Adelle SPEER; Sec, Mrs H M DOYE; Treas,
    Mrs Mina ADLER.
Oklahoma Consistory- Meets third Thursday of each month at Masonic Temple. M, G W WILLIS;
    C P JOHNSON; Reg, C A CUNNINGHAM; Treas, H T SWEARINGEN.
Western Star Chapter O E S- Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at 115 S 2d. M W,
    Mrs Alvera JOHNSON; Sec, Mrs Mary CHADWICK; Patron, T C VINCENT.

COLORED

Alpha Lodge No 1 A F & A M- Meets first and third Thursdays of each month at 115 S 2d.  M W,
    N J C JOHNSON; Sec, I F SCOTT; Treas, Albert MCCLAIN.
Eureka Lodge No 14- Meets first and third Wednesdays of each month at 115 S 2d. M W, 
   Madison BUTLER; Sec, Jackson WYATT; Treas, J T THOMAS.

MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA

Guthrie Lodge No 1648- Meets first and third Saturdays of each month at 209 E Harrison av. 
   Vice-Pres,Mrs Eva M HALL; Sec and Treas, J E BREWER.

MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA

Guthrie Camp No 6857- Meets every Wednesday of each month at Masonic Hall. V C, E C MURPHY;
    W A, A A HARRIS; Banker, B B BENNETT; Clerk, J E BREWER.

ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA

Rose Camp No 4113- Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each  month at 209 E Harrison 
   av. Oracle, Mrs W L BURNETT; V O, Mrs O E PICKERING; Recorder, Mrs F H BEYMER;
   Receiver, Minnie P CRUMRINE.

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

Guthrie Camp No 3- Meets every Tuesday at 209 E Harrison av. C C, J B Fowers; A L, 
   W H BRUNNER; Banker, Maurice COLLAR; Clerk, E H FURROW.
Woodman Circle No 4- Meets second Tuesday of each month at residence of members. 
   Guardian, Mrs  Maurice COLLAR; Sec, Mrs H M DOYE; Treas, Mrs Dora AXTELL.

STREET RAILWAYS

Guthrie Railway Co- 218 W Oklahoma av. Pres, G H BRAUER; Oklahoma City; Sec and Supt,
    W J FAULKNER; Treas, H M BRAUER, Oklahoma City.

TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE COMPANIES

American District Telegraph Co- 106 N Division. Mngr, M T HURLBUT.
Pioneer Telephone & Telegraph Co- 109 S Division. Mngr, Harry WESTBROOK.
Postal Telegraph Cable Co of Texas- 118 S 1st Mngr, C N JONES
Western Union Telegraph Co- 106 N Division. Mngr        M T HURLBURT

THEATRES

Brooks Theatre- 118 E Harrison av. Mngr. James M BROOKS. Seating capacity 1000.

Last name beginning with: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

- A -

ABBOTT Minnie, helper Thomas VILL, b 502 W Oklahoma av
ABBOTT Pliny K (Laura), contr 111 N 1st, r 1515 W Cleveland av
ABELL John J (Lassie S), clothing 106 W Oklahoma av, r 715 E Noble av.
ABERNATHY Edith M, stenogr, b rear 704 S 1st.
ABERNATHY John R(Jessie P), U S Marshal U S District Court, r 810 E Harrison av.
ABERNATHY Nicholas N ( Sarah E), mason, r rear 704 S 1st.
ACKERMAN Abert L, plasterer, b 512 W Oklahoma av.
ACKERMAN Fred J, lab W H Coyle Oil Co, b 723 W Vilas av.
ACKERMAN Goldie, starcher Guthrie Laundry Co, b 512 W Oklahoma av.
ACKERMAN Marion D, plasterer, b 512 W Oklahoma av.
ACKERMAN Mattie (wid Stephen), r 512 W Oklahoma av.
ACKERMAN Richard C ( Laurel ), washer Guthrie Laundry Co, r 1224 E Noble av.
ACKERS Elias, b 701 E Noble av.
ACKLEY Mary E (wid Francis M ), r 517 E Harrison av.
ACKROYD John ( Mary ), b 1607 E University av.
ADAIR A Lee (Hopay W), lab, r 621 E Oklahoma av.
ADAMS Alabama (c ), ( wid Bayon), r 724 S 1st
ADAMS Anna ( c ), r 321 E Broad.
ADAMS Gertrude, cashr Ramsay Bros D G Co, b 821 W Noble av.
ADAMS Homer B ( Ina), asst cashr Guthrie Savings Bank, r 810 E Warner av.
ADAMS Horace M (Allie D),lawyer and real est 202 W Oklahoma av,r 412 E Logan av.
ADAMS Ida, mach opr Pioneer Cotton Mill, b 514 W Oklahoma av.
ADAMS John, lawyer, 119 1/2 W Oklahoma av, b 606 E Harrison av.
ADAMS Martin H, stenogr, b 411 E Springer av.
ADAMS Matthew ( c ), lab, b 724 S 1st
ADAMS Mrs Minnie, waiter, rms 502 W Oklahoma av.
ADAMS Nora, student, b 821 W Noble av.
ADAMS Wm P ( Sadie E), r 411 E Springer av.
ADAMS Zella E, b 411 E Springer av.
ADKINS Burline (c ), r 1102 W Logan av
ADLER Alfred, bkpr N F Cheadle, b 623 N Broad.
ADLER Bertha, b 624 E Noble av.
ADLER Charles (Mina), dep sheriff county bldg, r 623 N Broad.
ADLER Della, clk The Parisian, b 624 E Noble av.
ADLER Felix (Sophia), real est 112 W Oklahoma av, r 624 E Noble av
ADLER Florence, b 623 N Broad.
ADLING Gilbert, lineman, b 217 E Harrison av.
AETNA Building Assn, J G BOEDECKER agt, 5 Gray blk
Aetna Building & Loan Assn, The Laux-Beamer Co, Agts, 19-21 Beadles Blk.
ALAWAY Jesse (Della), tmstr, r 801 W Mansur av.
ALEXANDER Anna, clk Ramsay Bros D G Co, b 401 E Logan av.
ALEXANDER Curtis C ( Emma), trav agt, r 809 E Harrison av.
ALEXANDER John (Matilda), carp Guthrie Cotton Oil Mill, r 401 E Logan av.
ALEXANDER McNary (c ), cook, r 818 W Perkins av.
ALEXANDER Marguerite (c ), student, b 713 S 1st.
ALEXANDER Neal (c ), lab, r 1005 W College av.
ALLAN John S, asso editor The Oklahoma Workman, r Norman Okla.
ALLARD Cad, Mng Editor State Capital Co, rms 608 E Cleveland av.
ALLEN Andrew A (c ), tmstr, r 901 W Perkins av.
ALLEN Charles (c ), student, b 1312 E Grant av
ALLEN Charles W, student Capital City Business Coll, b 109 E Washington av.
ALLEN David (c ), lab, b 1312 E Grant av.
ALLEN E Jefferson (Laura B) ( Allen & McCarthy), r 121 N 1st .
ALLEN Frank, baker Henry Schalker, b 115 E Oklahoma av.
ALLEN Frank A (Jennie A), watchman Traders Compress Co, r 519 S Division
ALLEN James (Rebecca), contr 1211 W Cleveland av, r same.
ALLEN James (c ), lab, b 1312 E Grant av.
ALLEN Jane (wid Ira B), r 1214 W Logan av.
ALLEN John L, broommkr T J Moore Broom & Brush Factory, b 624 E Oklahoma av.
ALLEN John R (Laura A), eng, r 718 E Vilas av.
ALLEN Joseph (c), foreman, r 1312 E Grant av.
ALLEN Martha (c), b 1312 E Grant av.
ALLEN Milton W (Easter M), salsn, r 802 E Oklahoma av.
ALLEN Minnie A, b 1002 W Logan av.
ALLEN Robert E (c), lab, r 1001 W Springer av.
ALLEN Rev Thomas H (Rilla), district elder Free Methodist Church, r 1002 W Logan
ALLEN & MCCARTHY(E Jefferson Allen,Jerome McCarthy)Props Star Laundry,123 N 1st
ALLISON Eva V, tchr Logan Co High School, b 304 E Vilas av.
ALLISON Francis A, b 1311 W Dale av.
ALLISON James W (Martha E), lab, r 1311 W Dale av.
ALLISON John M (Mary A), pawnbroker, 323 W Oklahoma av, r 413 S Division.
ALLMAN Grover C, carp, b 405 S Drexel boul.
ALLSON Thomas (c), lab, b 509 S 4th.
ASBURY George (Eva), lab, r 801 W Oklahoma av.
ALSDORF Clayton, tailor, 708 W Noble av, rms same.
ALSDORF David F, phs, b 708 W Noble av.
ALSOP Mary, clk F O Lutz, b 119 N 1st.
AMBROSE George, tmstr J B Fairfield, b 806 W Noble av.
AMBROSE Wm F. (Emma S), lab, r 313 E Mansur av.
American District Tel Co, M T HURLBUT mngr, 106 N Division.
American Express Co, A A ULRICH agt, 111 W Oklahoma av.
AMICK Orville P (Ida B), carp, r 118 S Drexel boul.
AMMERMAN John H, driver Arkansas Lbr Co, b 607 W Harrison av.
AMOS Wm F, foreman M K & T R R, b 523 W Division.
AMSTED Adam (c), r rear 907 W Perkins av.
Ancient Order United Workmen, W R WELCH grand recorder, 104 N 2d.
ANDERSON Anna E (wid Theodore C), music dlr 201 W Harrison av, r same.
ANDERSON Bernice A, clk J A ANDERSON, b 707 E Logan av.
ANDERSON Charles H, clk C A SHAFER, rms 312 S 2d.
ANDERSON Christina L (wid John A), b 414 S Walnut.
ANDERSON Clarence, messr W U Tel Co, b 215 S 5th.
ANDERSON David C, feed 809 W Noble av, rms same.
ANDERSON Dennis (c), lab, 4 709 E Lincoln av.
ANDERSON Elizabeth (c), dom, b 1006 W Logan av.
ANDERSON Emil A, lab, b 414 S Walnut.
ANDERSON Emma (c)dom, b 1006 W Logan.
ANDERSON Frank C (c), tchr, b 916 W Washn av.
ANDERSON Frank H, Propr Guthrie Carriage & Wagon Works 602 W Noble av
     r 524 same.
ANDERSON Fred, mach opr Pioneer Cotton Mill, b 1018 W Noble av.
ANDERSON Gay, student, b 709 E Noble av.
ANDERSON George (Rose), stockman, r 517 E Cleveland av.
ANDERSON Gustavus A (Kate), mngr J A Anderson, r 707 E Logan av.
ANDERSON Jackson (c), lab, r 423 Grant av.
ANDERSON Jacob A (Lena C), hardware & groceries 102-104 E Cleveland av,
     R 704 E Mansur av.
ANDERSON James, b 709 E Noble av.
ANDERSON James N (Martha), notions 102 W Noble av, r same.
ANDERSON Jane (c),dom, b 1006 W Logan av.
ANDERSON John F (c), lawyer 117 1/2 2d, r 916 W Washn av.
ANDERSON Laura (wid Jens), r 722 E Oklahoma av.
ANDERSON Lela, stenogr, b 707 E Noble av.
ANDERSON Lewis D, student, b 709 E Noble av.
ANDERSON Lizzie (c), student, b 1006 W Logan av.
ANDERSON Lottie (wid John), mach opr Pioneer Cotton Mill, r 619 N Vine.
ANDERSON Louis E (Lizzie),Mngr Oklahoma Light Mnfg Co, r 310 S 1st.
ANDERSON Luvenia (c), dom, b 1006 W Logan av.
ANDERSON May, finisher Guthrie Laundry Co, b 1018 W Noble av.
ANDERSON Nellie, tchr Banner School, r 1 1/2 mi e of city limits.
ANDERSON Otto (Etta), mach Joe M Roads Mach & S Co, r 118 N Vine.
ANDERSON Pearl, stenogr, b 702 W Washn av.
ANDERSON Peter H (Laura), tmstr P T Walton Lbr Co, r 414 S Walnut.
ANDERSON Randle ( c), r 1125 S Cedar.

ANDERSON Ray (Myrtle), car opr Guthrie Ry Co, r 110 N Drexel boul.
ANDERSON Mrs Rose (c), r 1006 Logan av.
ANDERSON Sadie ( wid John A), clk F O Lutz, r 1009 W Warner av.
ANDERSON Thomas W, b 722 E Oklahoma av.
ANDERSON Wm H (Loboina), real est, r 702 W Washn av.
ANDREWS Frank E, fireman Guthrie Light & Power Co, b 109 S 1st.
ANDREWS Harley H (Jennie), mech, r 924 W Washn av.
ANDREWS Saloma (c), b 723 W College av.
ANDREWS Wm (c),porter 214 W Harrison av, r 723 W College av.
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn, W J BLACK, agt, 4th s w cor Lincoln av.
ANTHONY Bumsie C (c),porter Elk's Hotel, r 1010 W Vilas av.
ANTHONY Isaac, lab, b 517 W Oklahoma av.
APPERSON Charles J (c),chili 205 W Harrison av, r 1123 W Grant av.
APPERSON Walter N (c),barber 105 S 2d, b 117 E Perkins
ARDERY Mrs Flora B,prin Ardery School for Young Women,605 E Cleveland av,r same
ARDERY Harry F (Flora B), real est 7 Dewey blk, r 605 E Cleveland av.
ARDERY School for Young women, Mrs Flora B Ardery prin, 605 E Cleveland av.
Arkansas Lumber Co, L I BELAND Mngr, Dealers in Lumber, Sash and Doors, Brick
     Lime and All Kinds of Building Material 101 W Vilas av.
ARMANTROUT Bros(Michael I and Wm O), Photographers, Mnfrs Campaign souvenirs,
     Advertising and Cloth Buttons, 118 E Oklahoma av.
ARMANTROUT Michael I (Fanny Z)(Armantrout Bros), r 308 N Capital boul.
ARMANTROUT Wm O (Armantrout Bros), r Hennessey, Okla.
ARMOUR Packing Co, H M MCKAY mngr, 322 W Cleveland av.
ARMSTRONG Camden W, painter Oklahoma Carriage Wks, r 322 W Washn av.
ARMSTRONG Frank (c), lab A T & S F Ry, r 624 E University av.
ARMSTRONG Fred J (Willie M), messr U S Marshall's office, r 501 E Grant av.
ARMSTRONG Grover C, clk F B LILLIE & Co, rms 212 W Oklahoma av.
ARMSTRONG John (Amanda), mason, r 204 E Mansur av.
ARMSTRONG Joseph (c), lab, b 624 E University av.
ARMSTRONG Melvina, b 204 E Mansur av.
ARMSTRONG Wm B (Anna), watchman, r 1208 E Springer av.
ARMSTRONG Wm J (Letha), agt Singer Sewing Machine Co,r 519 E Vilas av.
ARNETT John A (Effie A), loans 214 W Oklahoma av, r 802 E Perkins av.
ARNETT Lula M, student, b 802 E Perkins av.
ARNOLD George (c),cook 215 W harrison av, r 6th bet Vilas & Harrison av.
ARNOLD Hugo C (Louise M), Cashr National Bank of Commerce, r 1904 W Cleveland.
ARNOLD Joseph, clk Logan Co Co-Operative assn, b 607 W Harrison av.
ARNOLD Luther (Nellie M), carrier R F D 10, r 516 N Broad.
ARNOLD Mazie, clk C E BILLINGSLEY, b 408 E Harrison av.
ARNOLD Walter, driver David HETSCH, b 1103 W Noble av.
ARNOLD Wm O, barber W W JENNINGS, b 109 S 1st.
ARONSON Horman (Rosa), shoes 114 W Oklahoma av, r 502 E Cleveland av.
ARRINGTON Lela, student Capital City Business Coll, b 617 W Mansur av.
ARTHUR Georgia F, student, b 1602 W Noble av.
ARTHUR James W (Susan M), r 1602 W Noble av.
ARTHUR Juliet, tchr, b 1602 W Noble av.
ASHFORD Lee, printer Oklahoma Safeguard, b 515 S 4th
ASHFORD Mrs Peggie (c), b 1409 W Logan av.
ASHTON Francis A(Margaret),oil insptr of Oklahoma,Oklahoma bldg,r 115 E Noble
ASHWORTH Walter E(Grace),paperhngr Guthrie Wall paper & P co, r 607 E Vilas av.
ASKEW Louise( wid Willis B), r 1823 W Warner av.
ASP Alfred A (C Maude), troubleman Pioneer Tel and Tel Co,r 312 N Cedar.
ASP Henry E(Nellie M), solr A T & S F Ry, r 522 E Logan av.
ASZMUS Andrew (Jane), r 1521 W Cleveland av.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry, M N COCKRELL agt; office & freight depot,
     Vilas av and 4th.
ATERBERRY George, hostler 213 E Harrison av, rms same.
AUFDERHAR Arthur E, student Capital City Business Coll, b 405 E Springer.
AUGMON James (c), lab, r 314 E Grant av.
AUSTIN Mrs Amanda (c),r 1301 W Grant av.
AUSTIN Charles, waiter 331 W Oklahoma av, r same.
AUSTIN Mrs Clara B, restaurant 331 W Oklahoma av, r same.
AUSTIN Harold, clk A T & S F Ry, b 117 N Broad.
AVERY Alice, ironer Guthrie Laundry Co, b 116 E Warner av.
AVERY Fred H, lab, b 116 E Warner av.
AVERY Jennie L, clk Ramsay Bros D G Co, b 116 E Warner av.
AVERY John, clk MCNULTY Bros, b 116 E Warner av.
AVERY John W (Lucy), carp, r 116 E Carner av.
AVERY J Washington (c), grocer 917 E Perkins av, r 722 S Park
AVERY Pearl I, milliner F O Lutz, b 1211 W Warner av.
AVERY Thomas W (Pearl), lab, r 1210 W College av.
AVERY Turner (c), porter Royal Hotel, r 713 S 2d.
AVILA Davala B (Mary), tailor, r 212 N Vine.
AXEL Enos A (Dora), printer 218 W Oklahoma av, r 504 N Division
AYERS Wm M, b 623 W Oklahoma av.
AYRES Edna, student, b 311 E Harrison av.
AYRES J Logan (Debie), cond, r 311 E Harrison av.

R. L. POLK & CO'S GUTHRIE CITY DIRECTORY 1907-1908

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