The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-20
RENO DID HERSELF PROUD.


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territory The following editors and
members were present:
Il. r. llensley, FL Reno Democrat.
J. Il. Admire, Kiugfisher Free Press.
Mort l.. Bixler. State Democrat, Nor
man.
A. NJ Dawson, Express, ChiclSasha,
II.
+. T. Cook. Herald-sentinel, cloud
Chief
Will Il. Bolton. Woodward News;
Live Stock Inspector, Woodward, o. r..
H. c. Wilson, RefOrmer, KingGsher.
j G. Touslcy, Headlight, I'll Reno.
John Merritt. knglisher Journal.
Wm. A. Clute, El Reno Globe.
J w. Bishop, Yukon Weekly.
L. =. johnson. Koscuisko Miss
Star.
Shesley Chapman, Herald. El Reno.
Frank IL. Greer, ONi,AnOMA STATE
CApirAL.
Bion Cole, Western Newspaper I'm
ion, Wichita
NJ. l.. Hunter, NewlSirls Democrat.
Z. J. Palmer, Medford Patriot
Leslie G.. Niblack, Guthrie Leader.
j. Il. Campbell, Hennessey,
w. P. Campbell, Press Democrat,
llenncssey.
Mrs Rock, Oklahoma Sunday Press
Record.
Bert Campbell, llenncssey Kicker.
otto G.. Bekcmcyer. eX-editor.
viii +. Little, cN-edilor.
j. IL. King, at large.
Friday evening at o'clock the Nom
bcrs were taken over the prairie by
the reception committee i'm carriages
TO Fort Reno to witness the special
dress parade of the Tenth regiment
given under order Of Captain Pearson.
commanding officer, for the entertain
ment OF the association and to hear
the grand concert given by the rcgi-
mental band in honor Of the.press. All
the editors agreed that nothing IN the
territory could be presented equally
entertaining The concert concluded
at g:3O when all returned To the city
with nothing but praise for everything
presented up to date.
saturday Morning Session.
The association was called TO order
at $500 o'clock by President r. +.
llensley. New members were elected
As follows
j. c. Towsley, Headlight. FL Reno
j. V. Adams, Free Press, kingiisher.
II. G. Wilson, Reformer, Kingishcr
w. 7. Campbell, Democrat, Hcnnes-
sey.
Shesley Chapman, Herald, El Reno
Il. T. Ingle, Transcript, Norman.
Jasper Sipes, School Herald, Nor
man.
Mrs. Marion Rock, Press Record,
Oklahoma City.
Mrs T. i. l!ensley, Democrat, El
Reno.
Mrs. Minnie NJ. Bixler Democrat,
Norman.
B. Campbell. Kicker, lIennessey, the
youngest editor in Oklahoma. being
low in his llth year.
w. A. Clute, Globe, El Reno.
Judge r. Il. Forest and j. y Moirat
we're unanimously elected honorary
members OF the association
NJ. H. Blister was elected correspond
ing secretary by aceamation
BY resolution the Winfield Ncwspl-
per AuNiliary was declared the official
lrga of the association for the eusu-
| ng year.
Z. Engal Yves elected treasurer of
lie association in place Of James
kel Y, who has left the territory.
Lon Whorton was elected recording
! secretary in place of Mclean, wht
lad left the territory.
w. E Bolton extended an Invitations
20 the association To hold Its next
meeting at Woodward.
Adjourned till p. m.
Afternoon Meeting.
Immediately after coming TO order
| in the afternoon the committee on
constitution and bylaws reported. No
material changes were made except as
to the time of fest meeting of each
year which win hereafter be held in
| May.
The committee on resolutions pre-
sented the following resolutions which
were unanimously adopted:
"WHEREAs, The Oklahoma Press as
sociation has received the undoundcd
| hospitality of the citizens of El Reno
which has been lavished upon ms with
an unspairing hand, becoming the mu.
/ nifieence of the Peerless City Of okla
homa, filing 10 Overlooking every
promise made by her gifted orator.
Judge +. u. Forrest, in his address OF
welcome: and
'WnEREAs, We have enjoyed in
boundlcss measure and transcendant
bliss the grand dress parade and splen-
did band concert Of the Tenth infantry
ana hani At i iOft kenps ana
WnEREAs, 10 the members Of the
| ri Reno press, who were diligently
supported by the citizens OF the city
TO Mayor llahan and city council, We
are indebted for the many courtesies
received during the semi-annual ses-
sion Of the association; therefore be il
Rcs0ircd, That we tender 10 the
press and citizens of III ReEo our sin
h.eraf a
ed to rs and assure them that with un-
stinted efforts and pens dipped deep in
the hlaczest ink we will herald their
kindness 10 an appreciative world.
''Rcs0ircd. That Colonel Pearson and
his efficient staff as also Bandmaster T.
Crutzbury, we are under obligation foi
our entertainment at Fort Reno, and
assure the Colonel that the association
will not hold him responsible for the
extreme distance travelled by some OF
our members who partooS OF his ele
CANT lunch and generous hospitality
and we assure him and his regiment
that we shall ever watch with renewed
interest their future career and hops
that wars b7glo blast may ever fint
them victorious in battle and carrying
old glory % the ramparts OF the en-
emy. j. " ADMIRE,
NJ. L. BIxLER,
Il. j. PALMER,
COMMITTEES"
After the adoption OF the above res
olution, Hon. w. Il. Little Responded
in a very able manner 10 the topic
"Oklahoma Historical Society"
lie was followed by Mr.. Leslie q
Niblack, of the Guthrie Leader, VIII
spoke on Freeman and Friils." Mr