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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-12-22
From an Old Friend OF ours.
L.amar, No.
Dec. %, 1874

Lamar, Mo.
Dec. %, 1924.
Editor TRTBUSEs
Thinking that perhaps . line
or two from me a. this time, might
not be out Of place, / will tell you
hrSt that l highly enjoy the weekly
visits of the tribune, and most
heartily thank you tor the same.
| am, and always have been il
hearty accord with the principles,
both morally and politically, as adj
voeated in your excellent paper,
and as the old adage SAID, .'trutn
and ugh, Will always come to the
top. it you will only have patience
and wait" This has clearly been
demonstrated in our state in the last
election. Such victories do not
grow spontaneously but are brought
about by earnest and faithful work
by the pulpit and the press. So
these two influences have been the
most potent 10 bring about just such
victories as we have had. Tween
iy three years ago, when /, in my
zeal for truth. temperance and re-
ligion, was proclsiming them to
the young city, tire TRIBUNE edi-
tor, then publishing the Gazette, was
likewise aiding aud sbeting me, in
every issue. and l can t~ruthfully say
| don't think there has ever been one
iota of disoord, or a difference OF
opinion between US in regard to
what was the best policy to persus,
either for the church or the country.
Our views were right and we have
succeeded.
My health is poor. Mrs. King
in about her usual health. Would
be glad to have you call on us som,
time. Would love TO visit you all Al
Rich Hin once more. Respects &c
you and all the family.
E, J. King.
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REAVLEY.

such beautiful weather we rarely
see at this time Of year.
Rumor says we are To have four
weddings la ID neighborhoOd dur.
Ing Christmas week.
Judge March aud worthy wife
spent a pleasant day at the home Of
Ek ~iller sunday,
Miss Nellie Cole uf Rich IAN. visit.
ed Miss Ethel Hcokadon "A few days
last week.
Henry York gave "a social hop for
the pleasure OF his many friends at
his home at Bcavlcy, Wednesday
night % last week.
The American Telephone Co, have
a number of men at work putting
up wires along the Butler road.
Miss Julia and Master Jimmle
Whcatlcy gave a party To their
friends Tuesday night.
VIM. Copeland and family wcrc
out 10 SEE their home place aud visit
relatives sunday.
A. n. Tilson killed hogs Monday.
We suppose this is part OF bis prcpn-
rauons for the advent Of those new
. arrivals he Is expecting soon.
Peter Duhray visited relatives az
Panama sunday.
santa Claus has promised 10 mrct
an good children az tho Reayley
church next saturday night Now
l. cverybody's time 60 sc that time.
honored gentleman and also 10 b.
~agrceably entertained hy the nttle
folks
Before VIC write again that gncat-
est 81 all holidays, Christmas viii
have come and gone again. 50 VT
take this opportunity ot wishing
our kind editors In particular. and
an the neadcrs OF TaIE TRIBUNE ID
general, a Merry Christmas.
Enthusiastically. nc - al Tx
home OF the groom's sister, Airs.
VIM. Copeland, In Rich TAN. Mr.,
Ava Louder and Miss Rca Ilis0n
only daughter II A. "A. nlson, q
Reavley. Rev kingStark was mas
ter OF ceremony. All, Londsr Is az
industrious, energetic youag man
with good prospects of saecoSs ans
the bride Is ono 0; tho most amiabA
and attractive young ladies q III
Rravley nSiEbborhood. We AM
their legioa 81 friends here ana cl@,
where ioin Ia WISHING them = hong
happy aud useful wedaed nk
= EIEkE
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FROM
E. J. King.

Editor TRIBUNE:
A merry Christmas and a
happy new year to you and all your
readers.
The past week has been some
thing like winter and Santa will
find all US little folks on the
lookout tor him.
What do you want him to bnng
you, Judge3 Would you not like TO
hang your stocking by the old fire
place once more and then jump in.
TO that good old fashioned feather
bed to dream of nuts, candy, ma
pie sugar, ETC., that used to de-
light our hearts in the long sgol
The older we get, the easier we
recall the days of other years. The
mention of some household utensil,
long ago replaced by modern con-
~venienees, brings many memories
of the past trooping into view.
We have never yet tasted 3
baked apple that had the flavor OF
those we used to roast before the
roaring FIRE in the old fireplace at
home. And no modern oven ever
baked a loaf of bread as sweet As
the Johnny cake baked on an oak
board before an open fire.
"Hush deere chile :"
Charlie.
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The pamphlet on tho teaching OF
agriculture published by the state
department of education has at
tracted wide attention. Several
hundred teachers are using It as a
text hook. Supt Greenwood put a
COPY into the hands Of every teacher
in Kansas City and recommended
that they adapt it's contents TO the
nature work done in their schools.
Educators Of other states have com.
%plimented the effort to teach agri.
culture in the rural schools of Mis-.
souri, and asked for copies OF the
pamphlet.
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NOTICE

Those holding season tickets to
the Epworth League lecture course
Of the Walnut ST., NJ. Z. Church.
are hereby notified that the lecture
by Rev W. c. Coleman has been
recalled, aud the lecture by Mt.
Geo Lewis Hostord, OF Valdez,
Alaska. substituted. THIS lecture
will be given at the church, Fn.
day night, Dec. soth.
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IN hts message Presidsai Roosc.
vel, pays the following nebiy-msri.
ted compliment 10 the adminiara.
ton Of the Pension Bureau;
1.-The veterans Of the civil Wal
have q claim upon the Nation sach
~ no other body Of our citizen,
possess. The Pension Bureau ts,
never 30 he history been mansgsd
IN a mor satisfactory manner than
is now the se.-Na tional Tribune
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Epworth League officers.

The Epworth League OF the
Walnut S,ieet NJ. E Church have
elected the following officers for
the ensuing year;
President, d. Z. PhilbTiek.
Isl v. p (Dept- OF Spiritual
Work)-o. X Hurst.
I'd V. p. dept. OF World Evan.
gelism)-M,ss Olivia Beggs.
sd v. p. (Dept. OF Mercy and
Help)-Miss Lille Philbuek.
4.h V. T. (Dept Of Literary aud
Social Wore)-Miss May Martin.
Seeretary-Geo. A. Brggs.
Tressurer-I. p, Phlbnek.
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The state Teaehcrs' Association
meets this year at Columbia, DIX.
q, - -. The program Il OF unusual
interest The main topic for con
sideration are "The Training and
Licensing OF Teachers, 1.-The Ideal
Rural school, 1.-THE Rural High
school," "Thc PD'scnt status OF
Secondary Education In Missouri.
Pres nlcwctt Of ST Louis, and Secy
Phillips Of Lexington, VIII spare no
pains % make Il equal To the best,
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walnut street " q. Church.

Preaching al "A q. m. and 7;3o
pm by the pastor.
Sunday School at 9s4S a. M.
Junior League at ago p. IN.
Epworth League at 6:3o p. IN.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7;3o.
Christmas entertainment Satur.
day night az $3.50.
{. {. JAMSs. Pastor.
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SPRAGUE.
10 - ~ - -. B

AANe AAE tNA A3at VIVA
ThiRgs aR qaet hcn exoept the
Wind both in and OUTSIDE q the
hoa@a
Tbc Ncw Hoses tuines Usulacd
wurk yesterday. a b imported
that they wiz D. runaiag % tall
ums sou.
The Sprague coal shah has nsum.
"a work. TaS hOliao3 saast has
lisa r9srias regularly.
NJ = T. Rse3ea t1< SSw Na<k.
smith Ass ARRIVED ana hss rsntea
part al ME Wilsoas shop
rhe saow wasA wricome vlsitor,
W1a glo20we3b ~ Uoge. w0g3le
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A Letter to santa Claus

Rich H,Il, Mo, Dec. 10, 1904.
Dear Santa Claus
You know Christmas
- coming. am going TO make a
speech. will be nine years old in
January. want a little swing for
my dolls, and a story book, aud
other things. Please don't forget
me. Your dear loving,
FREADA HOEPER.
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good for All concerned.

good for All e-ouoerned-
Ms Moore Is not quite 80 wen.
but the best & bOpcd Tor.
aliss AoIle Brand 5 improving
nicely.
Mr.. Locke Alien has moved 10
Musie. Okla, where his mother
Hives
SrxL1s.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

~ in tht CITY NieitinB FthAlNeh anu
former friends.
All u Sunday Schools are pre-
pairing Tor profuse Christmas n.
tertanments.
w. I. Duvall, OF the East Side
Racket Store, is able to be at bis
place of business.
Hereafter | will be in my dental
office from Tuesday noon to Sun
day noon.-DR. SLATER.
Every kind word you say to a
dumb animal or bird will make
you happier. Geo. T. Angel.
The Todd murder trial Is on al,
Nevada, hut 50 far nothing has de-
veloprd thai was nor we'll known
before.
With scarlet fever, measles, and
four hundred cases of smallpox,
Fort Scot, mus, be having a serious
time OF il.
Mrs. II. b. Workman left Tues
day for an extended visit to her
daughter, MIS-. X. w. Creeeh, at
Hiawatha, Kan.
Rev. King Stark who has been
holding a series Of meetings in the
Christian Church, returned to
Wauensburg yesterday.
F. E. Kellogg was in the city
Sunday attending Sunday school
and came back Monday. He seems
to have a hsnkering for the old home
town,
Miss Erma Moore, who is at
tending school at Nevada, came
up Saturday 10 spend Sunday with
her father, J. d. Moore, and other
friends.
Job printing OF all kinds done at
the TRIBUNE office. Our stock Of
supplies is large and we try to please
our customers. Prices right. Come
and see US.
Always kill a wounded bird or
other animal a. oou as you AN.
An suffering Of any creature, just
before it dies, poisons the meat
Geo. 7. Angel.
Mrs. VIM. Smith Of Kansas City
is visiting her father. Mai. I. w.
TedforJ who has been quite sick
for several days past. Mrs Ted
ford has also been quite sick but is
nov able to be up aud ab out.
J.. NJ. Wheailsy and his three
manly looking boys were IN the
city Saturday last. and called at
the TRIBUNE ONCE. They will
read the TRIBUNE another year.
The lecture Of DIR. o. NJ Stew
art last Friday night was well spok-
en- Of by his hearers as a splendid
intellectual treat The stormy
night kept large audience away
DR. Stewart is a popular lecturer
and a good man.
The FIVE -months-old child Of
Chas. K. Bailey, an old soldier,
died AZ his home on cas-, Pine ST..
Sunday, and Il. L. MeMurtry and
T.. 5. Burns, q. a. r. comrades,
took the matter in hand and as
sisted IN putting the child away in
It's last resting place. Rev. ]. r..
Strong, OF the NJ. Z. Church. So,
ohieiaIed at the funeral, and burial
took place in Green Lawn Gene.
terry.
Rev. r. I. Mines, OF Kansas
for the Missouri Orphans Assoeia-
ton, was in the city Monday look
ing after the interests of five father
less children bat without being per-
mil,ed to do any thing for them
The mother has 10 work as a do
mestie aud rants to keep the chill
dren but Is not able to do 50. She
came 10 the city nearly three months
q aud the preachers OF the oity
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Furs! Furs.

We will pay the best prices for
all kinds Of Furs al Hurst's Gun
Store.
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THE TRIBUNE telephone is No.
s.. Send in your items BY tele-
phone.
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CURIOUS FACT

IL - worthy Of rcmark that
.eyey city Of any Sse or import
anoe Ia the grsat state ~ Texas
: iocated dlrcctly on the line Of
tbs ~ X. 4 r. KY. Naturally
thc country adjacent % these
Icitas and the elths themselves
ar = httA riSher IN opportuoi
tiss than 0thgr portions u thl
State whieh = - : ShaA Z atatl
suuaasiuEiy attFasuyg % th1n
lVSst0F aad h0me-adker.
Low rates on the nHtaed tnird.
Tuesdays ~ each m0uth
would nke 70 senl yoa 2o1.e.
|pFtgts4 matter aoo9t gsz
Wg.ts - 49,
TX "
ST. lealss No.
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ReiIect MeII.

i8n fcain9
rhe christ 81
present n = ~s-
ioas matter IN
ssas iayoI r
netIoas
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we Need the sioney.

People DO not stop to think that
the dollar or two they owe the edi.
Tor is only one Of many tina, is due
him, which in the aggregate amount
TO several hundred dollars.
Attention is called to this fact
because just now we have much
money out and we need what is due
US.
Please remember this and favor
Us win an early settlement.
Our public schools will take their
annual Christmas holiday next
week.
Miss Blaneh Burns will spend
Christmas with her sister, near
Pasaic.
Miss Linnie Sharp came home
frim Pu-,hurg, Kansas, yesterday,
q" >prtd %, holidays with her par
cuts. D, sud Mr.. G. n Sharp.
ala. CSC Garland and little son
John, have returned to their home
in Colorado after a pleasant visit
with the family of DR.. Winchell.
Chss. Tellaro left Monday for
Roseland. Ksns., to attend the
funeral Of his brother-in-law, Leo
pold Mirassors, who died on Sum
day.
Mrs. w. T. Marsh has returned
from a several weeks visit 10 her
husband. at ST. Louis. and to rel
atIves in the northern part Of the
state.
TIE TRIBUNE regrets to learn
that Mr. ". c. Hedden is really a
very sick man, with an aggravated
case Of malaria bordering on la
grippe IN a very serious form.
Ever, body likes w. c. Hedden,
and all his friends will
sympathise with him and wish for
his safe and speedy recovery.
County Surveyor elect Boron
and Surveyor Johnson were in the
eiiy Monday. We presume Robt.
was initiating Z. b. in the mys-
teries Of the office aud showing him
the lay Of the land. We presume
they travelled cas-, and possibly met
some wayfariug man who gave
them some information which they
deemed important.
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especially tOx ext Maxim hsln9
brushes above TIE AVERAGE os
such AZ anyone would be prDad 80
49,
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returned to Ohio He was tried On
the charge Of arson and in June vas
convicted and sentenced 70 serye one
year. 1t is claimed the evidence was
purely circumstantial. Davidson serV-
ed four years for Uncle Sam in the
civil war without a mark against him.
He is past GO years old and from all
reports has lived an exemplary lie
His six children range in years from
10 down TO baby in its mother
arms. Residents Of Woods county
hold the Davidson family in higf
esteem and every individual is doine
something 10 secure pardon for the
condemned man.
The pardon board of Ohio will NEE
the nth Of this month and it is hore'
win act favorably on the petition.
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FOR AN OLD CRIME.
Oklahoma Man Serving Sentence in
Ohio PenitentIary.

Ex.Representative f. E. Hartshorn
Is in The city from Aline, Woods coun-
ty. conferring with Governor Fergu-
son and others in the matter OF Sc
curing a pardon for John F. Davidson
who was recently sentenced to serve
one year in the Ohio peniteatiarj on
the charge of arson. This is no ordl-
nary case and only shows the extreme
limits people will go in the name OF
Justice. More than twenty years ago
Devidson lived in a small town in
Williams county. Ohio, where he and
a brother had a small store. A hre
DESTROYED the store along with other
hua,ness houses. Davidson removed
from Ohio to Barber county. Kansas
and from there to Woods county, OK
lahona. where his wife and six child
rem still reside. A year ago ms oro
ther was arrested charged with TN
crime OF arson in connection with IN
hre Of more than twenty years age
was tried and cons icted and senten
ced TO serve ten years in the penitei
tiary but died after serving less ina
a month of his term. II is said N
Davidsons are highly respected peopl
and that the disgrace killed the pri
oner.
John F. Davidson was arrested
Ohio officers in May of this year an
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Enr sale cheap.

1 $1,000 Geaphophone and l5 rec
ords; / good violin; childrens patrol
wagon; / Solar Gas bicycle lamp
Inquire at Crescent Grocery, lla
South Second street.
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Auction sale.

You will miss bargain If you faii
to attend the Nannita Daisey syege-
borg lots sale tomorrow at 10 a. m
in front OF court house, fifteen lots
to be sold to highest bidder for casi
in hand Geo. Z. Clayton, Admins
traitor.
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Attorney Virgil NJ Hobbs who has
been employed in the law office OF
Dale and Bierer the past few months
has resigned his position and left last
night for Cordell and other Southwest
Oklahoma towns in one of which nc
will locate.
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Vans partner. Pen Eaton, of Wichita,
is now doing Monte Carlo and while
at the fair, Van uuyn will seek TO
communicate with him by wireless
Telegraph.
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Personal
Mention.

I% Mention,
@sszssaeseaaeSssesssSs
Dr. Gully is back from Goodnight
Niles Allen Of Meridian. is in the
city A.A.Xl
W. II. Redwine Of Pawnee, was
here today.
Bird $. Mcguire is in Pawnee for
few days.
Lincoln McKinlay Of Newkirk, was
here today.
J. S. Lyon has returned from trip
to ST Lo1is.
To all intents and purposes, sum
mer is here.
9. p. Bebout and wife Of Re'n5nd,
are in the city.
q F. e. Houghton is at Falls inspect
e ing his cotton gin.
Z Mrs. G. A. Hughes is visiting hei
& parents at Edmond.
K Bank Commissioner Paul Cooper re
4 turned to Shawnee today.
& DR.. M. B. Furrow is in Ripley fliin
K a two weeks engagement.
z Adam Traband is selling Guthri
Z made cigars in Edmond today.
q Attorney Dick Mitchell went
Z Shawnee today on legal business.
3 c. W. Armey representing the c.
Potts Drug Co, went south today,
g Territorial Oil inspector Ashu
q has gone to WaynoS TO inspect oil.
e. ]. NJ. Mcconnell, assistant secreta
of the territory, is in Oklahoma Cit,
Y Ben Kaufman Of the Grand Lead
g is back from trip to the West 81
< c. Porter Johnson registers at
E Midland, Kansas City, as from Gu
} e rie.
& Traffic Manager Wolf banks
Z 1.O6O Gutrhie people visiting El R
8 Monday.
Burns Hegler is enjoying
worlds fair. He is stopping at
ss,ss tage city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Glover OF O
d On homa City. are visiting Mr. and
"Ss L. F. Leach.
mas Mrs. S. S. Lawrence departed
~ morning for Winfield TO attend
him Chautauqua.
m ali
life A. H. Geissler, a prominent oa
from at Carmen, is in the city, the que
theirs Myron Boyle.
.ounty
b,gh ]. w. Campbell. custodian OF
doing Oklahoma Historical society, wa
mr. the the city today.
meet Manager Crow says the ei'
boced fans are chewing up juice t
m hearts content.
Orville T. Smith. of the Ma
* rec. Insurance Co. left last night fol
patrol
mp.
y. 1l5
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Mr. and Mrs R. N. Dunham left
yesterday for an extended visit In
New York, returning they will yisit
the Worlds fair. Mr.. Dunham is one
Of the floor walkers at Ramsay's and
Mrs. Durham is an instructor In the
deaf and dcmb school.
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(FlrSt puDlhueu III DeA3 A~Ne'~'-'
June p, 1904)
Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan County
IS.
Notice is hereby given that
e. W. Turner,
has this day filed in the Office Of ths
County Clerk, in and for said County
his petition. asking that license y
granted MIN to sell al retail malt
splrituous and yinous liquors on
Lot 8. block 81. 3rd ward in City a
Guthrie in said county and territory.
II no protest be filed on or befors
July 6, 1904,
his petition will be granted and hcenss
issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of sai'
County hereto affixed this ziS
day o. June. 1904.
| sRAI. n. !. G. johnson,
County cleri
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A natural conclusion-the post
script 70 girls letter
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Harry's hack line deserves your
patronage. Calls promptly answered.
Oklahoma Ave. Stables. GrissOm \
Smith. Phone 72
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Mrs Josephine Tldball and daught--
er, Blanche. left yesterday evening
over the Santa Pc for Crystal Beach.
Ontario, where they will visit rela-
tives. Before returning, which viii
be September l. Mrs. Tidball viii
visit the eastern markets to purchase
the millinery stock for Ramsay Bros
millinery department of which she iss
the manager. Mrs. TidbalI will visit
the fashion centers and study styles
and MAKE her purchases according
~, thus assuring the ladies OF Guth-
rie that the very nobhiest things for
fall and winter viii be at Ramsay's
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sonal guarantee to return your money =
cago on business in connection with
his company,
Mrs. I. B. Levy and daughter, MISS
Bertha will spend the summer al
pes Moines, Iowa.
J. F. lsyster is here from Shawnee
". F. Hoover and B f. shouse are
here from Blackwell.
i willie Franklin. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. T. Franklin, went to Mehan yester-
day TO visit his uncle.
Governor and Mrs. Ferguson have
gone to st. Louis to attend the Dem
ocratic national convention.
, Judge c. R. Brooks, president oil
the Gnthrie Savings bank, was in OK
lahoma City this afternoon.
s lin KYLE. a prominent Republican
politician from Pawnee was elosetea
with b. S. Mcclure yesterday.
5 Assistant United States District
Attorney Frank Hall went to Perry
this morning on legal business
ie Mrs. ]. o. severns will return home
tonight from Howard Kas., where she
has been tn eguest Of relatives.
of II Is said r. NJ Carr will resign al
private secretary to Governor Fersu
son. walter Ferguson will be appoin'
he ed to the place.
in -
Al Cockrum. vice president OF tn
National Bank OF Commerce, and
ric II. Arnold, Of Custer City Okla wer
his in Orlando today
Miss Bessie Conger OF okahon
nal City. who mas been the guest Of Mi'
mi. Jeannette Collar for the past week :
turned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Howard OF EN-
we're in Guthrie today enroute TO =
lahoma CITY. Mr. Howard is associ'
ed in business at Enid with Rick NJ
sail.
Banker Jim Wheeler OF oklahol
city. was in the city on his way to
Louis TO be with his father who Is
hospital there and who is to ha
an operation performed.
blackwell News Walter Cox
Guthrie passed through town l'
dav on MS way to Anthony, Kas.
Is looking for a business location
Is we'll pleased with Blackwell
4 Fred L. Wcnner. secretary OF
= territorial school land department
4 in Oklahoma City attending a 10
4 ing Of the executive committee OF
,f ritorial Sunday School associa'io
Private Secretary and Mrs. X
ID Carr and son. Marian left this m
IN ing for Chicago where Mrs. Carr
~ remain during the summer MI
viii return after the Fourth
Captain Alya G. Niles. cashie
the school land office departed
morning on a months vacation v
win be spent with his parent
has blackwell Before retnrniDe he
-. visit the Worlds fair at 81 Lo
few days.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Van DuyI
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A. X. Ross, superintendent Of the
school Of Walters, Comanche county
was in the city last night in the inter
est Ct the Aetna Lite insurance com
pany Of which he is a special agent
Mr.. Ross states that the Aetna com
pany will soon open a branch otie'
4 IN Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-07-01

their first dance of the season COM
mencing July IL and will continue
about ten days. Mr. Dillahunty says
the newly married couple gets around
like "A alaolsah vic pip we &c nj hoo"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-07-01

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Duyn len
today for 81. Louis 70 take in the fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-07-01

Captain Alya G. Niles. cashier q
the school land office, departed fhis
mornine on a months vacation wh'eP
win be spent with his parents in
blackwell. Before returniDe hef"N
visit the Worlds fair at 81 Loais
few days.