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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-12
It Is a Well Known Fact

that whenever a meritorious article
comes into the market and enjoys good
patronage some one will try to initiate
it and thereby destroy the reputa-
ton of the original article. To guard
against this l caution the lovers Of q
good Cigar to look out sharp and get
the genuine article and no substitute.
FIEDLER'S LONG ONES (LUZ De
ORO), INvINCIBLE and SWEET
ERIN are made of the best imported
tobacco in the market.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-12

New Residence Completed-The new
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
Kirkman on University street in Isaacs'
addition has been completed and Mr..
Kirkman and family will take posses
sion next Monday. The new residence
is a two-story structure and cost Mr..
Kirkman $500.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-12

Has Returned-Dr. Mack has return
ed from Chicago after two months
course in surgery.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-12

Rathbone Sisters Dance-Over $50
persons attended the dance given last
night in the Odd Fellows temple by
the ladies of the Rathbone Sisters.
Excellent music was furnished by
Mecklesons orchestra and during the
dainty refreshments. 1t was one of
the most successful dances Of the sea-
son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Good nature Is beautiful except whcn
Sc is used uy mzy folk as means Of
making others do their wosk
With genuine affection 80 your hostrt
md plenty Of work in your mind you oan
be tolertbly Indifferent TO the npicas-
ant matters of life
AnAlR-O' erscusitivcnese causes lot
of uuwarrntca misery ANA unnecessary
irTtachcs ones friends are never
quite as critical as one thinks. oven n
They are critical what OF b.? " you do
the very best you can to be sweet.
charming and pleasant. the remarks of
those who are aot apprccativc shouldn't
count for the prise OF a postage stamp.
lut, might gs wen Try 20 stop the tides
of Che ocean as womcn's Tongues Of
forts ga these lines would certainly he
most absurd Every womaa who s tall
ontcd or pretty cr successful Is "a vic-
tm ct nttie, but the wise woman PAWS
no heed whatever going her own little
way n her own utue wae an unmind-
ful undstufbed and mrunled Only the
weaker ones wiring her hands and @oer.
d isnt worth while.
GusTA- Formula Tor complexion po,v-
Ger TWO ounces each of zinc oxide
end precipit u,d chalk. scvo1 ounces of
rice powder. ono ounce each Of inicum
ana oiis root suggestion OF powdcred
cummo. Two drops OF, Of rose sift
through boiling cloth
VANITY Women Of the stage who
as a role have unusuaily g1od complox~
idrs great deal OF cold cream.
There's no manner of doubt about the
excellence Of oily coametica Tor keeping
the skin smooth and free from lines.
l}y using the orange nower skin food
every night You should bc able TO giva
Topper Time the laugh The writer is
not responsible for the crtmn murquise
ard orange SKIN food sold n depnrtmcnt
stores ana drug shops.
G. B MA complexion brush cln-
not POSSIBLY stimulate a growth % sue
lunuous hair on the face Qaite mo
contrary for IL keeps the pol free from
dust and scbacoous deposits The only
remedy for facial fnzzers Is the clec-
iriv needle which follows each little hair
down 20 the place whore % lives and
promptly olectrocutos g. Tho best spe.
cmlists remove these growth permanently
and without leaving scar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

teen locals, with a membership OF 6.O5O
il was organized July 9. 1900, IN New
York.
Hebrew Printers union, a, Boston.
Mass, the charter OF which vas revoked
by the International brotherhood. has
carried out iis threat and has Joined tho
X. Of L.
The ranks Of the mine workers ary
showing signs Of solidihcaton throughout
he entire anthracite region Many back
shders members are again joining the
ranks.
rrainmen en- the Boston < Albany line
Of The New York Central have agreed
10 accept pay ny the hour as "a compro-
mise on their dcmand for a lo-hour day.
The annual convention Of the Building
Trades Alliance win be held in Buffalo
ON May 8. One hundred and nifty dele
gates representng 100000 workers viii
lattend
/ Che 2SdOo snoemaKers OF Canton Sc.
wages Of $50 each or less, per month.
/ l'he 16,0o0 snoemaleers of Lynn. Mass.
: ser SS,c9ooeo per year la wages. or $500
Ia year apiece
There are labor representatives. in the
national legislature NJ the fonowlns
countries: Belgium. 'S New Zealand
/ 5f Holland, 4e; Germany ST. Italy rs.
Great Britain l2
ln San Francisco, cal, perhaps half
Of the working women are ORGANIZED
I'm Chicago an estimate iast year placed
the number at one-fourth. or about 85,
Geo.
At mass meeting OF over e5O car
renters 7of the Detroit Mich. unions
held recently it was decided TO ask fol
am increase in wages from 35 cents tC
?sAa cents an hour
san Francisco California. Hickmeni
union IS considering the feasibility o
establishing . cooperative undertaking
business The proieci seems TO bc popu,
Ian WITH tho members
The monthly report OF the Meta
polishers union shows that over 80 pei
cent OF the workers employed az this
Trade die between -he ages OF 20 and a
yeirs OF consumption.
LESS than 10000 Of the working girl
Of New York city are organized; Sc
here are probably 100000 girls Ia tina
city who are working al some trade o.
otEer in which union exists.
Brickmakers District Couacll. OF Chi
cage. Il.. has spread is influence durinl
The past year until every brickmaker il
Cook county and adjacent territory ha
come into the union.
The Church Of England Tempemnc
+ society has decided 70 work for the pass
age Of a bin hxins the ase limit for tn
maidens who dispense stout and ale 4
! thirsty Englighnci b. the saloons Of th
kingdom
Patiernmakers are voung upon
/ Iroposition g hold a conycnusn mex
T. summer TO make changes in the con
; struciion and trsusact other impouan
, business ilitsbuIg. Pa Is making
strong bid for the gathering
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29


Quite generally the bride prospective
maps out nCr plans and wishes for The
rousseau but the responsibility of The
bridal fcasts rests with other wcarisomc
details. at the mothers door a spring
wedding is an tine more appropriate II
marked by simplicity, and thin TACT IS a
JHuuct help.
The nature OF the feast VII depend
largely upon the hour Of thc oennonv u
thc wedding occurs at hish noon. it Is
followed 5y breakfast, and in this case
it is The general custom for an OF tho
pucsts ms wen aa the bridal party 20 I'D
seated az tables ~ Che ceremony takes
place at 10 the afternoon q is follow
"a Ly reception which need not be more
formal than tho simplest ~ uteno9a
teas and "a buffet service is maintained
during tine entire progress Of the rec D.
ton.
/ Ihppy s. the rother end bride whose
home IS 90 tho country Tor then Dame
/ Nature wfl Tighten both expense ana
burden Woody odors n1 field bioss ms
+ win give lrw 1atfor 20 tne dainty we'd
/ @inz refreshments, but o. WIN ever ~
the ciy hostess 70 dmw on hcr coau-
ns friends rather than ihe naris- for
hef decorations
MASSES % dus.es and FERNS FORM he
Ilnosi cncefivt decorations Cor iate rrng
weddings. but ID must bc borne 300 mind
lhat these 1eld flowers mde qucsiy
|Ther stems must be- kerl iu water ana
hcy cannot be- hld carelrssly on the
doth as roses and carnations sJmetmes
aIt
hu oval plateau of roses daises ~
whatever nowor Is chosen os the motif
amkcs graceful decomuon for the cel-
ler of thc brides table. Blubon s,rc4n-
cfs ,onine from beneath the center t.hie,
20 arranged as 10 suggeft aa aruor wita
slaelc nowera careiesiy distributed over
it b. "a scheme followed by fmh.ouihio
florists.
vase or low bowl o. flowers IS nsed
for enc other smaller tables when ,aefa
.ro employed
An effective cenierpiece i in ere f3rm
(Continned on page 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29
COLONEL oRNeR HERE
First Senator From Enid District Visits
Capital City.

colonel George D. Crner, Of Enid. spe-
ciai agent for the Interior department,
with headquarters at Little Rock, Arkan-
saw, arrived In tho city last night over
Tie D r. & G He win remain over
sunday to visit with his brother. Cal Or
ucr. of the school land department.
Colonel 2rner has charge OF all the land
offices and public lands IN Arkansas and
Missouri acting in the capacity OF gov
ornamental agent i'm all matters pertain
me to their settlement
He IS one OF the hest known men In
the territory. having been the first scn-
aior for the Enid district He led the
fight on the bin amending the county
sent law, and was practically respon-
sible for he defeat of the measure. At
that time an attempt was made to move
the county seats from Pond Creek to
Medford, Enid TO North Enid Nowllirl
to BLACKWELL and I'm several other coun-
ties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

You can buy vehicle Of superior
quality from us as cheap as you can buy
enc Of an Inferior quality elsewhere
over six carloads Of vehicles in stock
ard they must be sold within the neNt
sixty days. We are naming the prices
&C fnove them. implement, vehicle and
Fairness corner" James S. Lyon, 12o-22-
- North Division strnet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29
Q a = II q E L A.
Bears The a The Kind You Have Always Bought
''SIa''' Of &<SKZzz1<m
IN NJ. e. CHURCH.
Tuesday Evening. May ?.

The ChHlrens Home societys NTH an-
rual meeting, announced TO be held in
tho Presbyterian church, viii be held In
The Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Of NORM Broad street and Noble Av-
enue. Guthrie.
The change is made because Of church
repairs going on az the Presbyterian
church. aud win be completed by Tues
day evening All pastors in the city arc
requested 20 take notice Of this change
OF place. and announce on Sunday (to-
morrow morning and evening, the
change and invite all their people TO att
tend the meeting at n. M.
NOAH b. WlCktfAM Supt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29
THE WORLD OF INDUSTRY
Echoes of Busy Workshop,
Mill and Mine--Gossip of
Breadwinners.

More than el5.C00 people are employed
r. the engineering trades in Russia
over third OF die minors in the
South work either at home or in the
factories
The total number Of Belgian miners
omen bows and women is computed to
ne $4,000.
The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor az
Ee1ibly has indorsed the womans suf-
frage movement
Eleven thousand, two hundred and
foriy-sevon uen are employed in the
pnid mines n New South Wales
Union No. 80 is the successor Of the
"order Of Adam, Philadelphia tail-
ois organisation, which was founded in
ISIS
Lobor unlons at Wilmington. Del,
arc working ia the legislature for new
ehid labor law and for tine initiative
and referendum.
efforts 10 securo amalgamation of the
uaholstercrs, mat.ressmakers and car
leilayers INTO 80 international uniJn are
row being made.
A bin introduced in the New York
state assembly provides that locomotive
hremen shall serve three years before
being promoted to engineers.
Boilermlkcrs lodge. New England ex-
eeuuge hoard. viii consider tho nins
date Of tho PAYERS and rammcnnens
ton and Maine railroad system.
4 conyentiop viii be called al AN early
dale OF the PAYERS ANA rammermen"
urion for 1he purpose Of forming an in
ternationnl union o. the trade,
Organized labor IN British Columbia IL
making strong night d induce the gov
olnment Of thai province 20 furnish fres
text books IN the public schools
J'he Amalgamated association Of Street
ANA Electrical employers win abolish the
custom OF issuing monthly buttons ene
adopt q quarterly 81 EN-
Cievciand. Eng, ir5astone miners hay'
been endeavoring 20 induce their en-
Iloyess TO agree 20 the closing Of th'
n.nes on Saturday al noon instead O
1880
At present the Jewelry workers I'm
tenatsonal union Is composed of cigth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Toastmaster, II. e. Asp.
Parting Toast
ITO those who can laugh through their
tears;
Can smile in the midst OF a sigh;
Can mingle their youth with their
years
On the road to the sweet bye and
bye"
The substantial part Of the feast oc-
orp'ed several hours time and the in
telioctual flow carried the affair over
~ o2rly n ning. The toasts and
responses wero oniivcning and no one
enjoyed the whole affair with more
relish than the good bishop. Il Is
known that a pUtt on has been pre-
sented 70 the bishop asking that the
See be removed from Guthrie 70 an
other point Many Of the remarks Of
the guests touched upon this contem-
plltei removal and the bishop who has
labCred in this vineyard for many
years. was deeply impressed with the
good VIII. love and admiration of the
people. as reflected 10 the remarks OF
those present the health Of the rev
erend hcnOree was drunk with zeal and
ne was wished a safe and pleasant yoy
age and permanent residence IN the
capital city Of Oklahoma. Mr.. Coyle
/ proved an admirable host
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29
PERSONAL
Mention.

Fred Tracey is here from Beaver codn
ty
Miss Jessie Pardoo ieft this afternoon
for Crescent where She VII t.end sum
day.
Frank Ehmehaw returned this norn-
ing from % business uip on the Eastern
oklahoma.
w. @ stolnbers travelling salesman
for Wichita drug house. IS n he city
toouy on business
T. j Garner returned this morning
from saltwater where DE vas called as
witness in lawsuit
w II Nerter Of Che Merton Commits
siou Company rt,urncd today from a
tuancs trip to saltwater
Mr. and Mrs James Boxtcr returned
this morning from Pownee. where Mr.
I'uNter has been attending court
Assisteat United States Attorney Peck
ana John sc3thom returned This morn
/ ing from Pavnee. where they have been
latteading district court.
II ,ou want a pretty face and delightful
/ air.
Rosy cheeks and lovely hair,
] .V.11frsr frfr, .rt.-re -ftf er,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Successes Of the EliSs" lodge which
has long aga Won the uuo OF being roy
ul entertainers. The music FOR the dance
was furnished by Furow orchestra and
Vus excellent
Am eudeavor is being made by the
lcdsc TO make thcir little "at home af-
fairs abound with hospitality and good
cheer and the ful attendance showed
well enough The appreciation Of The mcm-
hcrs. A number OF out-of-town rllSs at-
tOnood
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

james scagga SAYS Mrs Linn did not
strike him With her whip and that he
suffered no injuries i'm the encounter
yesterday. scaggs says he could have
had Mrs. Linn arrested. but wanted no
trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Hawkeyc Family salve is the Worlds
greatest healing powder. Guaranteed TO
cure Eczema, Burns, Cuts. Piles and al
skin Diseases. Twenty-Five cents. j.
y Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Mrs Ii p. Asp's home, at ga East
"ean aycnhe. yertcrav afternoon was
nir sceae of oee g, ha most delightful
soeial functions on record in Guthrie
lhe iuncheo1 ina trption was given
b. honor % -.te p nnooke. wife oi
nsnop Brooke -,liy Of fhis city bui
who accompanied her daughrera Misses
louise Ruth and Nay 20 Gambler o.
where they have beea attending schoo.
l1r the past year
The dining room was artistlcally deco
rated, the table being a profusion Of
ferns and cut flowers. Large bows of w.
olet ribbon decorated the corners 81 me
table. On tbe center 81 which stood q
large basket banked with ferns and car.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

nphtherla aore throat Group. instant
relief permanent cure. Dr. Thomas Ec-
leluic Oh al amy drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

his long agA Won the title of being roy
nl entertainers. The music for the dance
was furnished by Furow orchestra and
Vas excellent
Am eudeavor Us being made by the
lcdsc 20 make their little rat home" NJ
fairs abound with hospitality and good
cheer and the nhl attendance showed
well enough thc appreciation Of The meme
hcrs. A number OF out-of-town Flks ate
tmocd
Mrs c. NJ Barnes entertained the High
Five club az her home on East Noble
ayenre. Wednesday evening. Tho cven-
ing was spent az cards. ms is the cts
torn of the club after which an oxqui-
site luncheon was served, The prizes
we're awarded Mrs. c.. X. Brooks. Mrs.
1nmbo Mr.. spurlock and Mr., Joe Deal
An elegant reception was given by the
ladies OF the Methodist Episcopal church
"Wednesday afternoon at the residence Of
Airs. NJ g. Hart ON Harrison avenue. A
large number of callers were present and
q tasty luncheon was served The NE
fair met with the success which ehamc-
t1ises he receptions given boy the
Methodist ladics.
he lecture student Life ir Gcrmo-
Iry delivered by Dr S. A. smith at
the West side Congregational chur@i
Wednesday night created much favorable
comment and showed him to be thor
cpshly conversaut with his subject
on May iOih he VIII again visit Guth-
rio, locturins ON "a Foot IN France
Tomorrow ErnosC Hngny. Ticket agent
al the SANTA Te, win leave for Keokuly
Iowa. whore he viii attend the marriage
Of his sister Miss Madeleine Hagny 20
pr llomci strosndcr The marriage is
10 be % home anuir and WIN take plucc
Monday An of the near relatives win
uucnd the nuptiais. Mr.. liagny win roe
turn 20 Guthrie Wednesday.
Cu account Of repairs being made on
the Flrst Presbyterian church tho
thursday evening prayer meeting was
ho held at the home Of Mrs. }. p. Bead
les 81 North Division street Rev AL
den Of pecawr n led the meet
| '"H'
Miss Mnxcy oberholzcr Of sos North
Proad street was taken seriously ll ycs-
torday and WIS removed 10 The hospital
st rs "e''u'' oi 'n' 'u'Ss w i"' -
gan county hish a'nooi |h'on ~ ="
t''o""'e mere 7" 'ho Sp'i's
Mrs Knriely's luncheon on Monday
vas "a SOCIAL success ln every way m's.
Games was the guest OF honor Ihe acc
olaiions We're artistic ana the menu con.
''"7 s''''S '"'
fhe school committee OF ne CITY Fed
"'''i nom .H' o''''' "''ns 20 muse '.i"'''s
'i''y "'e S'No'' s'oN''' :" ''i
Noferno' ana Mrs ferguson arc VISIT
~ :" ~.
n.. soci.,e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

n you arc iooklra for Something nice
and nobhy in the line of harness call and
look over our stock before purchasing.
Single harness from - upWardsi good
Goods--every terness cuaranteed. select
yogr harness-the price viii satisfy you.
'gmplement, vehicle and harness corner"
Jsres s. Lyon, i2o-12-2f North Division
street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

'i'i'Nen NIoiu'''es
i'
tt,t-,.t yr.t,,+, pi,,s.r POLLS
r...,.n. ,yitt, c,nsicl vioiets IN violet
c,ns
Waldorf Salad
Cheese Balls and waters
lee 'leam IN lorins % Wh''e N'l ""''oi''
win N"lldleu Niolets
Maciro2ns ana Docothut MISSES
.e. p,o,., po,,,o,s
''''''''ee' ~''''' -,p.n
~" ~. "''
d. Ni'N''''''7' '',s''''S ,''l''''s'
.. No''lI'o' ""u -iis' ''o''sso' tr'se co
aer of the friends of the host ana hostess
lama of the governor his wife and Mrs.
ll.oics. says the News The pre,ty home
OF Mn. ana Mrs. Nckmuis on Bsoadway
ana Ridgcwood. Is one of the finest in
/ Shawnee. and it never appeared To- better
advnntare chan ii did on this occasion.
with us handsome flowers and plants
Imauged in most artistic figures, and it's
ryriads OF bright lights. pretty women
With rieh gowns and gallant gentlemen
/ rhe guests were received ot the door
Ihy Henry @. Beard and Harry Mead and
ushcred irto the brilliant pariors, where
/ Mr and Mrs McKlnnis eNtendcd words
of greeting and introduced Governor Fer
gusou. the genial executive Of Oknlio-
ma, his wlfe and Mrs. Rolos' two Of
/ cklahomas beet ladies' others OF lhe
distinguished people OF TINS city also
greeted every guest and the function
/ nom beginning TO end was al that could
be desired.
Punch served 10y beautiful ladies' was
given the gnests IN one Of The parioiA'
"lS S''ei' 'iu ''l''.''o' ""9
me sues's 'ne'''oeu 'ue o's, p'opie y
lhe Guy, 'h" from ''o'N ul','' = ~"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

course dinner ct $3.50 o'clock Sunday
evening at his home 72S East Springer.
The guest of honor was the Rt Rev
Thee Meerscheart bishop Of the Ok
lahoma and Indian territory diocese
The dinner was perhaps the most
interesting in point Of cuisine and good
will given for many seasons The long
tabe in the Coyle dining room was
artistcally decorated with lilies and
Easter creations. while the cover fa-
vars bore the name Of each guest and
miniature chickens
The monu-program bore the follow
ing
Complimentary dinner by w H.
Coyle. at his home. 90 Rt. Rev Theo.
Meers scheart, Easter evening.
The guests: r. Rev The1, Nicer
scheart Bishop of Oklahoma, Roy.
Bernard Maeutsaer. John h Buyford.
Chief Justice; DR.. Jno W. Duke.
Mayor; Frank Dale. Ex-Chief Justice.
Henry f. Asp. Counselor Of Santa Fc
for Oklahoma; Frank H. Greer Editor
Of state Capital; Leslie G.. Niblack,
Editor of Daily Leader; William
Grimes. Secretary Of Oklahoma; Jas.
r. Cottingham, Vice President Logan
County Bank; Uriah c. Guss, President
Guthrie National Bank; James ID.
Burke, Chairman Board of County
Commissioners; w. A. Frasier, Presi-
dent Williamson. Halsell. Frasier Gro
Gerry Company; b. W. Murphy, Sheriff
Logan County; d. f. Smith, Director
Logan County Bank; Fred G. Van
Duyn, Proprietor Royal Hotel; William
H. Coyle, President Logan County
Bank; John w Coyle. son.
Menu.
Strawberries, au natural
Powdered Sugar
Blue Points
Sherry.
Consumme, with Egg Balls, Celery.
Baked Black Bass, Sauce Tartar,
French Peas. Saratoga Chips
Rye Bread, Cucumbers
Sauterne
Mushrooms and Swectbreads,
A la Newburg. in Ramlkins,
Cheese and Nut Sandwiches.
Claret.
Grown of Lamb Mint Sauce.
New Potatoes in Cream. Radishes.
Caulhower. au Gratn,
in Cheese Shells.
Macedoine of New Carrots.
Champagne.
Frozen Roman Punch.
Broiled Spring Chicken,
Riced Potatoes
Sleeps Tongue, with Asparagus Tips
Hot Rolls. Beohamel Sauce.
Burgundy
Pritanier Salad, in Aspic Cups.
Cheese Balls. Waters.
] Pistachio Ice Cream. Cakes
Neufchatel Cheese. Toasted Biscuits
Coffee. Cigars.
n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Mrs c. NJ Barnes entertained the High
Five club at her home on East Noble
aycnre Wednesday evening. Tho even
ing was spent az cards, ms is the cts
torn of the club. after which an oxqui-
Site luncheon was served. The prizes
we're awarded Mrs c.. X. Brooks. Mrs
1nmbo, Atr spurlock and Mr. Joe Deal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

An elegant reception was given by the
ladies Of the Methodist Episcopal church
"Wednesday afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs. NJ. g. Hart on Harrison avenue. A
large number OF callers were present and
O. tasty luncheon was served The af-
fair met with the success which ehamc-
teises me receptions given boy the
Methodist ladics.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Cn account of repairs being made on
the First Presbyterian church tho
thursday evening prayer meetme was
hc held az Che home of Mrs j. p Bead
les 81 North Division street Rev AL
den of Decatur, lll.. lcd the meet
mg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Tomorrow. Ernest Hngny Ticket agent
at The Santa Te, wil leave for <eokuly
Iowa. whore hc viii attend the marriage
of his sister Miss Madeleine Hagny TO-
pr llomei strosiuder. The marriage is
10 be "a home annir and VIII take plncc
Monday An Of the near relatives win
uuond the nuptiais Mr.. liagny win roe
turn 20 Guthrie Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

r. ho lecture student Life ia Gormo-
ry delivered hy Dr S. A. Smith, at
The West side Congregational ohr4
Wednesday night created much favorable
comment and showed him TO be thor
oEshy conversant with his subject
ON May l0ih hc viii lgoin visit Guth-
ric locturins on "a Foot IN France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-04-29

Frank Rhmehut returned this morn
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