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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-10

Miss Kaie Realty MOI mly favored
the audience with a song bat gave one
Of her eloquent recitauons which was
applauded loudly
The following gave recitatlons and
received applause as RECOGNITION Of
their worth Eva Brown o. D Far
rior. Ola Whtc3mb Edna Peacock
Orvile Harold AMI Edna AbICtt. Otto
Zimme-man whisled "Tya "a Longing
m NV Heart FOR You louise" with
the now phonoarapn All ~ tI,se
SONGS and recitaiiuEs were c,., NJ
and there was not a single one anpna
them chat ga not meet The approval
Of the audience
Hon Prank Prcuiy preventative
from Lincoln county made a hrief but
spicy address His remarks were
along the line Of the lodge work and
showed thar he was familiar with tho
Inside workings Of the Modern Wood
men
Interpreted with an NJ these parts
OF the program a number OF musical
and oratoTical pieces were given By
the phonograph which he lodge bought
recently as one Of the permanent hx
tures of the han
After the program was finished
about severtyhye woilhlled hoves ol
eatab'cc were ready FOR distribution
These were contributed by the ladies
Numbers were placed IN a box and
passed around Every gentleman ir
the house drew q box and then the
/ festival began. That was roya
feast beyond any doubt and ghonld
anyone say that Guthrie wonlen are
not cooks that person would certainly
have 10 feht the members Of the Mod
ern Woodmen OF America
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$5OORSsSE5ASa7aP

So uniformly successful has DR.. pierce's
Favorite Prescription proven In all forms
Of Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or Falling
Of Womb, and Leucorrhea, that after over
third Of a centurys experience IN curiur
the worst cases OF these distressing and
debiltauuR ailmeuts, pr Pierce now feels
fully warranted in offering TO pay $500 in
cash for aay case Of these diseases which
be cannot cuge.
IT STANDS ALONE The rFavorite Pre-
scripuou stands alone. as the one aud
only remedy for these distressiugly COM
mon forms Of weakness, poss-ssed Of such
positively specific curative properties as to
warrant its makers IN proposing and
binding themselves 10 forfeit, as we the
undersigned p-opretors Of that wonderful
remedy hereby do TO pay the sum - $500
IN legal money Of the United States ia any
case Of the above diseases in which after 4
fair and reasonable trial Of our treatment
we fail TO cure. No other medicine for
the cure OF woman's peculiar ailments is
backed by such a remarkable guarantee
no otner medicine for woman's Ills Is pos
sessed OF the unparalleled curative prog
critics that would warrant its manufacturers
IN making such an OFFER no other remedy
has such record Of cures on which to base
such a remarkable otter.
Therefore, fESfSf on having Dr.. PieFce's
Favorite Prescription and turn ,our back
on any unscrupulous dealer Who would
insult your intelligence by Attempting 70
foist upon you some inferior substitute,
under the plea that 1t is Just as good :
Insist on having the article which has a
record Of a third Of a century Of cures and
which is backed by those willing to forfeit
$500 II they cannot cure you
In cases attended BY ieucorrue cal drain
a solution Of Or Pierce's Lotion Tablets
should be used coujoiutly with the use Of
the "Favorite Prescription They are sold
by all druggists, OF sent post paid to auy
address, on receipt OF IS cents in stamps.
Senu 81 cents IN stamps for Dr. Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser. Address
WoRLD's DfsPENsARY, Buffalo, NY
Weak and sick women are invited 10
consult Dr. Pierce, by letter free All
correspor4euce Is held as strictly private
Address DR. K V Pierce Buffalo N X
Dr. Pieree's Pellets cure biliousness
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eAsMeRe INSTITUTE.
Al Saltwater This Week Was Wei
Attended

Special to Daily Leader
Saltwater, okla, Dec 10.-The
Farmers institute meeting this woe },
gave the progressive farmers Of Payne
county another rare treat Many in
eresting papers. followed by general
discussion brcusht prominent points
Of interest and value TO the farmers
that II is impossible for the most ad.
yaaced type Of the farm journal to
develop
institute discussions bring on heart
10 heart talks that may appear decid
edly prosy in cold type but are none
the less meaty to the core and bear
lirectly on the points a, issue wi h
cold facts lased ON actual experience
by practical farmers.
The next meeting viii he ne - Fcb-
ruary II and IS, directly cfter me ad.
iournment Of the territorial board of
agriculture meeting at Guthrie Plans
arc developing that VIII bring this
body 10 our city enmasse to inspect
The A and A. college and experiment
farm, and Secretary of Agriculture
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-10
woormeN AFFAIR.
Last Ni9at Wos Brilliant Social
Success.

Ono of the most brilliant affairs that
has ever been given in this city Ivy
the Modern W0cdmen Of America was
held las. night in the X of p hall at
the corner Of Harrison and First
street and 5he cceasicn was attended
by fully 200 people. Modern Wood
men and their families rcom both the
city and the country were present and
a most enjoyable time was had
The p"oJ-an for the evening was
lone brt Interesting Mrs Harry r
Arae-y sang one Of her beautiful selec-
tions II her usual graceful manner
She is certainly one II the finest sing
ers in the west aud the crowd at The
Woodmen hall found great JOY in lis
tening 20 her
The Misses Edna and Nellie Hlink
took a prominen, part 10 the program
by singing a pretty song They did
exceptionally well and proved thct
thev have sweet voices nnd that with
development they win be among
Gu'hrie's best singers in the future
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" "Duffy'sn has been the great home remedy
OF hundreds Of thousands during the past 80
years, and Is sold throughout the world by
druggists and grocers, 81 90 bottle. Itcures
when all else fails. It's a gentle stimu-
liant and tonic, free from fusel oil and all
other dangerous ingredients, endorsed by
ministers, doctors and Temperance workers
Send FOR rree copy Of our medical booklet
Duify's" is the only absolutely pure medic
inai whiskey, and is sold In sealed bottles only
with the Old Chemist" Trademarks on the
label Insist upon the genuine, and refuse sub
stitutes and fraudulent limitations offered BY
dishonest dealers. Duffy Malt Whlskey Co,
Rochester, N. Y.
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he VIII turn the matter over 10 Chas.
J. Boratarte With Instructions to draw
clause fcr the constitution OF the
proposed new state which will cover
all of the promises made in the Indian
treaties relative &C. the sale OF liquors
aud win insist that when the state is
admitted that this clause shct be Ia
the enabling act
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Attention. EIksl

Memorial services viii be held sun
day Dee 10th. At 3 p, m, at Elks
lodge room in memory of r. W Joaes
emo a p Saunders Hon Roy v
Noffman win deliver the Grafton. All
Elks and heir families and friends
are invited. Music by Elks' mandolin
club and quartette
J Foueart, Secretary
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Notice Coll for Warrants.

Guthrie, Okla Dec. s 9O4.
Office Beard of Trustees OF the Logan
County High School
To Whom Il May Concern:
There is funds on hand TO pay all
registered warrants up The teacher s
fund and sll warrants on the contin
gent MP tc and including register No
1877. Interest win cease on same al,
ser ~ days from date.
cepFas Miller,
Treasurer BOARD Trustees Logan Coun'
y Hleh School
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The farmer loves the rolling plain
The sailor loves the sea
The girls they love their lovers
AMI their Rocky Mountain rea
Ask your druggist
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g. T. Ollahuniy the lnGian cnrio
dealer has reno ei his store to 1ts
South First street, The rear OF
Liuics drug store he has larger
line Of curios than evec before. You
are cordially invited to call and in
spoct his line Of curios
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-10
paorusl-loN SEEMS CERTAIN
Reported That President Favors
Movement.
Special to Daily Leader.

Muskoqee, T., De1 10.-E A..
Sweet who Is now IN Washington ir
charge Of The movement for Indian
territory prohibition. advises friends
mere that the president has stated lhat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-12-10

Pleasant and safe 20 take Thoroughly tested Toy 81
years. Composed Of Pure bOtanic Ingredients.
Strengthens Weak kidneys and SomaCts. cures
Dyspepsia Sold BY aIi Druggists. 81 Per Large
Bottle, ,uifh complete direction iur home cure Sample
SER. Free by writing Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta. Ga
Describe your Fupe aul special free medical advice,
- suit 5our case, will be sent In sealed letter
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$4oc Piano Free

TO the Lodge. Church, School, Union,
Fire Department or organization Of
Guthrie that is voted the most popu.
lar by February 5th. 1905. One vote
free With every 25c cash purchase
from any Of the following merchants.
Piano on exhibition at Patterson 5
furniture store. ballot box at Peufros
drug store. where all votes must be
deposited
List Of Firms Issuing Tickets
New York Hardware store, Hardware
Stoves, Etc
Patterson Furniture Co, Furniture.
Carpets. Etc.
C. R. Renfro. Drugs. 20 w Oklahoma
Avenue.
Klondike Meat Market Il6 W Harri.
son Avenue.
J. E. Jennings, Groceries and Queens
ware
Tom jenkins, Clothing. Furnishings,
Etc.
p. c. Robinson, shoes. III e. okla
hona Avenue
N. r. cheadle, Coal 424 w. Oklahoma
Avenue.
cammaek, Livery, lHcover Bros. So.
Second Street.
Lindwal Bros, Tailors. 12) South
First Street.
Elks Bar, o. A. Hoover Prop Fami-
iy liquors
The Saddle Rock, Restaurant and
Shor. Order
olsmith Arms Co, Sporting Goods,
Etc, 1l5 south Division Street.
Page & Co., Photographers. IFS West
Oklahoma Avenue,
Otto Schultz. Bakery and CONNECTIONS
cry. Cor. Okla and Broad. and
tO5 South First Street
Oklahoma Iron Works, Machlnists
and Plumbers. Phone 90.
/ e. M. Chester, Groceries. Etc
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t.ELoAcHEs ERoM coLps

Laxative Bromo Quinlne removes the
cause TO get the i,enume call fo5 the
full name ard look for signature OF r
W. GROVE. 25c.
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OId Rhenmatlsm. Catarrh. Ec1ema
Cancer Cured

OUR GUARANTEE.-Tsks a large bottle Of
Botanic Blood Balmt B. .B.B las directed on label.
and whea the right quantity Is taken cure Is
will pronntb be rshnded without arqumen,
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no. 3. Local tftlhhts haitS tANept oAh-
DAY
40 ] passenger daily
NO q passenger. daily
No. 4 local freight daily except sun
day
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served TO the following: Mai Myton,
Fisher g. Harris, l.. A. Greenwood, A.
G. Smith c. G. Slade. w 4. Walker, j.
NJ. Callow and Frank b Cooper Mr.
Cooper was the recipient OF hearty CON
gratulatons and several handsome pre-
sentA.
Miss olive jennings entertained at
dinner this week IN honor Of the thirty
trst wedding Anniversary OF her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. oliver Jennings, Gov
efs being laid Tor eight The table was
decorated IN red roses. and the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs, Gannctt Mr. and
Mrs. Coates Mrs. Agnes Osborne.
a pleasant event OF the week was the
party given by MI and Mrs. Junius
Wells In honor of the birthday anniver-
sary Of their mother Mrs, Hannah
Wells. The rooms We're prettily deco
rated, delicious refreshments served,
and delightful time spent ny the rela-
tives and friends present at the en-
joyable affair,
There was a putting contest at the
Country club this week. and tea was
served. Mrs. Benner X. smith Mrs. ].
r. Walker and Mira, Victor M. Clement
were the hostessos,
Mrs, George p. Holman was the hos
tess at u small and Informal luncheon
for SIX at the Country club on Wednes-
day.
Miss Marley and Florence Hart
ley entertained at dinner Tuesday eve
ming Covers were laid for ten.
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wood, ed Fitzpatrick. Han Mcakin, Dan
Gurnsey Harry Gurnsey. George cur
ley George MOurnc John Gulllgau aud
Morris Allen Daly.
This afternoon Mrs H. NJ. Wells and
Mrs David Hampstead entertained at
tea n honor of Mrs Frank Jennings
ana Mrs. Leroy Dlnwoodcy. the event
taking place al the home of Mrs Wells
ON First street The rooms were done
On peonics and roses mingled with vines
and palms, the parlors being, in white
pennies. the library IN red, ana the dim
ing room u yellow. with yellow roses
and white cloth embroidered lu yell
low while brass Caudlesticks We're used
and the table service WAS also iu BRASS
coffee being poured from a brass smo-
VAR and every possible detail carried
out BON brass A string orchestra sta
toned lu the han furnished music
throughout the afternoon. The hostess
as and guests Of honor formed the re-
cclying party and "a number of the in-
timatc friends Of each assisted I'M sery-
ing and rtlInng About 200 guests
were present
Miss Lucy Latmcr was hostess at a
pretty luncheon on Wednesday given IN
honor OF Miss Winnie Savile. whose
marriage takes place I'm the near future
The rooms were prettIly decorated the
parlor lon la France roses, and the din-
ing room I'm pink pCouies, Che table hay-
Ing q center piece OF the flowers sur
rounded with i,y About % guests were
present.
Mrs Ellsworth Dagget entertained
AT am Informal luncheon this afternoon
in honor of Mrs David Keith.
Mrs. Dclano was hostess at pretty
luncheon today
members of Der club al the Reclamation
this week.
on Thursday afternoon Mr9 f. s.
Eascom entertained at a delightful. tca,
her guests numbering about 3O0 The
rooms we've beautifully decorl I'd -
June lowers. the drawing room m acgo
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roses, carnations and peouies and the
scores and TALES were siken Japanese
fans The prizes We're won by Mrs.
bcnncr ~ Smith Mrs D. h. Bamber-
ser and Miss Startling The hostess
was assisted by Mesdames Eccles j. r..
walker Stewart, and II. Is Masters.
one OF the most elaborate childreu's
parties given here was that nc the
keans home ON Wednesday nght, I'm
honor Of the two sons Of senator and
Mrs. Kenrns Edwin and Thomas, Jr
The rooms We're bright with myriads OF
flowers, and dancing was enjoyed tin
$3.50 when a delicious feast was serv-
ed, and each Of the little guests pres
onted with Il souvenir In the shape OF
pretty Japanese fans for the girls, and
canes for the boys, The table was
charmingly decorated with a profusIon
of red roses and the AFFAIR altogether
was a memorable one for the little peo-
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room was decorated with palms and cut
flowers artistlcally used with the school
colers, and a delightful time was spent.
Az the meeting Of the cup and Saucer
club this week Miss Edith Ellerbeck
won the prize IN card contest.
A handsomely appointed dinner was
given Monday evening by Mrs William
y. Cooper at her apartments IN the
Emery I'm honor Of Mr. Coopers birth
decorations Of pink roses and plumosa.
Silver candelabra with pink shades and
satin bows We're at either end OF the
table. while clusters Of cherries were
tied 10 the place cards with pink rib
bons. An eight course dinner was
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Pile who participated. These were Ma
rion Han, Ailecn Mcmillan Dorothy
Bdmberger llisa Bambergar Virginia
Beatty, Venus Bomncy Susie CuttIs
Margaret Nadner, Mary Marshall, Cary
Marshall, Dorothy Jacobs Marjorie ,la-
cohs Alton Murdock Louise BaItling
Grace Coudon Margaret O'Brien. Mary
Woodward, Almha jenkins, Norune
Thompson, Dorothy RooNidgc, Eva
Younger Emma Youiacr Phyllis
Sharp katie Adams. Helen Greenwood,
Ruth Cooper, Cassie Woods Helen
Keauns, Kate Curlcy, Mary wall, WIN
Hail Tancy Han, Harold Mcmillan, Al
len Bradley, Rricc Bradley, Noil Pratt
David Keith. Jr., John Lynch, Curtnoy
Lynch Lloyd Condor, Jack O'Brlen,
Charlie Condor Wilbur Jenkins, Ralph
Jenkins, Ezra Thompson, Jro Verle
Hanson, Arthur Moulton, Lawrence
Roohidge John sharp, Harold Green
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CITY We're out-of-town guests, the 9TH
ers being Mrs Edwin Il. Holmes, Mrs
p. Mcpherson, Mrs Sara Brausfcrd,
Mrs Fred Davis, Mrs Jay Tarvm Hsr-
rte. Mrs Walter Scott, Mrs r. c. cor
dell, Mrs. Charles Rookledgu, Mrs. Els-
worth Daggett, Mrs. William a. BIRD,
Mrs George A. Black, Mrs. Richard
A. Reyes Mra. Windsor V Rice, Mrs
j y. Ferris, Mrs s. V, shelp Mrs, NJ.
s Woodward Mrs w. w Armstrong,
Mrs W. G. Lamb, Mrs. j. .ongi lald
Of Helena, Mrs. Frank Harding Mrs,
David Keith. Mrs. w, W Mayo. Mrs. a.
H. Tarhet Mrs James Hogle Miss La
Yelle, Miss IL Compile and Miss Snyder.
Irc Samuel TaW and Miss Ethel
Paul entertained on Thursday at an I'M
formal literary afternoon, Mrs. j. NJ
Dart giving q review Of Mrs. Caroline
NJ Stanley's novel, "Order No. H." and
Mrs John Reed giving readings from
the story.
Mrs H. r Cleayer was hostess yes
terd0y Mt a delightful card marty .n
her rooms at the Miller flats. The dec
orntlons were IN June flowers and vines
and a large number were present 60 en-
JOY the affair
Mr. and Mrs r A. Smith and Miss
Weller entertained at dinner az the
Alta club on Wednesday night IN honor
Of Misses Louise Morris and May
Billings covers being laid for r.
The table was artistic IN It's scheme of
red, steamers OF red satin ribbon OK
tending to the sides NJ the table. nnd
an epergne Of deep red roses making
the centerpiece Two candelabra at op-
posite ends Of the table had red can
dies and at each place was a bunch Of
cherries tied with red ribbon.
Mr. and Mrs, r. j, Cashey, Mrs Nor
gan and Miss Morgan were guests Of
honor AT "A pleasant evening party Civ
ON ON Tuesday by the pupils Of the Col
leriute Institute, the occasion being the
close of their years work. The school
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were served. Inside, tho house was
ablnze with flowers the han being done
n, rt1 and green, the drawingroo"i ia
r~A bnd white and the diningro0m Ia
white and green. The mante ia The
draWingroom wos banked with plum
osN, and hankGd with vases OF white
ami red pconies, Plumosa formed por-
tieTcE, between the doors and twin
oil tho chandeliers. In the dinlnW3lm
which rogeB ana daisea combined with
syringa and white carnations TO make %
pretty picture, the table being spread
with white lace over grcon satin, and
having for centcrpiece large art
lamp surrounded with daisies Mrs.
Rachel Miller and Mrs. Ferdinand j..
Fabian poured coffee assisted by the
Misses M0rge Miller Miss Mcleod.
Miss Annette Ferguson ana Mics Louise
Walden. Nigs Leta Mcmillan and Miss
Allie Miller served punch 30 the H.
hrary.
Miss Louise Lnmaon was hostess at
an enjoyable lawn party on Monday
night a cobweb hume icing the chief
feature. The lawn VISA M with electric
globes. and the chase for tho gifts con-
craled along the lines N the labyrinth
Of cobwebs furnished much morrlment.
one OF tho large events NJ the wcok
was the card party given by Mrs Rich
ard A. Keyes on Tuesday afternoon.
about 70 guests being entertained Tho
roms were bright and fragrant with
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00G!IAL@sS
QGIsS,GAT

Perhaps the largest and most elabor-
ate affair ever given IN salt Lake was
abe reception held on Tuesday nignt by
hhe two general board Of the Y l.. and
~. NJ. M, l. a. at Mount Nebo the pala-
tlal home OF Mrs a w. McCune, who
Us one OF the association aides. II was
Wiven In hunor Of the officers Of the two
1ssociatlons representatives Of which
were here from the stakes throughout
tho world The great house was most
Beautifully decorated with palms, how-
erlng plants and cut flowers, roses. pop
plies, carnations and sego lilies being
ilsed IN artisic profusion throughout
tho house, A charming arrangement was
An th6 curlo-room, which was done In
great red poppias, and which combined
with the oriental and unique furnish
ings OF the hall with striking effect.
lRed carnations almost rose sized, were
IA the dnlngroom, and q nook Whlch
attracted unverael attehtun was the
large alcove at tho stair landing, which
had a single oleander tree, literally
Dablage with flowers, that spread with
canopy like effect over the space, maxi
ing a complete picture. IA the beouu-
Hul dancing hall upstairs the tower-like
@lcove IN the corner was uan3tormed
anto Japanese booth. and here Miss
Florence Groesbeck served lemonade,
jPethaps the most unique aud charming
Feature, however, was a nook near rhe
entrance done I'm Swiss effect, and hay.
Ang for It's presiding deity Miss Grace
cannon. dressed ar n Swiss girl, ana
ser.ng iced buttermllk throughout The
ieyenlng. The entertainment was as
lavish as She adOrnmcnt Upstairs ~
Abe dancinB-hall an orchestra furnished
music and here young people Bidea
lover the polished floor TO its strpin6,
hmhile IN other rooms, music vocal and
Instrumental. ana ROTATIONS were siN~
len. eAch bf thc lmoLg OF 1000 guests
.cNt csing for his own taste the sopdr-
sOte delightful forms OF entertaamonD
Iproyldcd For bis fnncy. EveryWh'ro
Twas merrlment ana good cheer, and 10
~ easyfto predict thatteW OF The great
tthi ing which roamod through the spa
Foious halls Of Mount Nebo viii forget
ftae splendid affair.
on Tuesday night MISS Katherine
Sanpo was guest Of honor at an infor-
lmal dancing party given by Miss stel.
VA Salisbury The rooms were decorated
with American beauty roses peones
land palms the dnlngrOom having a
table spread with lace dollies ana cen-
lterpltce, with q vase OF American beau
Files In the center. and vases Of red PEE
,onies al each side while four candle
sticks at either end held red candles.
n he sideboard had red peonies and can
delabrum with red candles. Dancing
WAS enjoyed, the hall, library and mu-
,sie room being used, About 60 guests
were present,
a delightful event Of the week was
tho outing enjoyed by the Social six
1een on Thursday. the members enjoy
trg a strawberry festival at Farming
tOn
MSS Inez Trent was guest Of honDr
az a charming tea on Tuesday her
hostess be!n6 Mrs w, c. Hall. AMI
large numbctsof her friends being pres-
Ont during the afternoon The la Nn
%ag hung with flags and bunting, and
O numerous small tables refreshments
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took place on Monday night at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Harper.
bishop Tuttle of st. Louis performing
the ceremony, assisted by Dean Eddie
The rooms were beautifully decorated
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SfDDINS'Nn

The opening bridal affair Of the week
was the wedding OF Miss Susie a. Har-
per and William II. Anderson which
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A beautiful and interesting bridal
event Of the week was the wedding OF
Miss Louise Morris and George L. Wei
Ter on Thursday, the ceremony being
performed In the Temple during the
day. and a reception taking place at
night at the home of the grooms pa.
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Weller. The
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people into the Basement OF store problem Because
Of
up qoodsohoc goods PROPORTION STOCK
MUST CONVERTED IMMEDIATELY Otherwise
department buyer East month hence
repenshed