The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-01

JULY !, 1905.
lone hand prize Afrs. Burford win en-
teftain the club next Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Enoch Bamford have
returned home from their weoolng trip
70 Kansas city and Excelsior Springs
Mo- aud are at home 10 their friends
at li2 South Ash street
Misses Netiie ana Niasgie Doolitte. Of
Crescent who have been IN the city his
week the guests Of Miss May Calvert,
at SIG West Mansur. returned THURSDAY
afternoon to their home.
The w r. c. did nos meet tuesday
with Mrs. slade as previously announced
on account OF the Illness OF member
and the death Of another. A meeting
was held Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Lille Reed Knox. and little son,
Ernest. who have been visiting her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Reed. on wash
ington avenue, have returned 70 their
home In keosauaua. Iowa
Monday evening. sat the pleasant home
Of Miss jamie Hagar on Cleveland av-
enve. Miss Nellie Wells and Master Dean
Wells, assisted BY Carlos Wells. vocal
list. will give music recital
The womsn's Home Missionary so
ciety OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church win be entertained at az ha ne
Of Mrs A. NJ Bennett. 124 East Noble
avenue. Wednesday afternoon.
The woman's Relief Corps meets Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Or.
slade. corner OF Oklahoma evenue and
First street. at 2 O'Clock 1t is desired
that all the members be present.
Mrs. william Grimes returned We'd
nesday from a two weeks visit with
friends at Kingfisher aud Anadarko.
Carl Grimes remained in Kingasher and
VIII visit trends there tor some time,
Mrs. NJ c. Throckmorton. Miss Lulu
Burford and Miss Barney Tramwsii. Of
Mulhall, were here Monday. They went
to Coyle on the evening train and wili
spend few days visiting friends there.
Mrs. ]. p. Cassidy. who has been In
the city for some time visiting her sister.
Mrs. A. G. Baldwin, went to Perry We'd
nesday and win visit relatives there be-
fore returning 10 her home in Indian
Territory.
The relatives here Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Ritterbuseh. who sailed for Eu-
rope some time ago, have received word
that they have arrived in Liverpool. Eng
land. The voyage across the Atlantic
was uneventful.
Mrs. Raymond, and daughter. Grace.
OF Winfield. Kas.. who were here last
week. the guests OF Mr. and Mrs c. w.
Dawson, have gone to Fort Smith, Ark
Miss Raymond is Instructor in art at
the Methodist college at Winfield
Miss Maggie williams lef. Tuesday ev-
ening for Kansas. where she will spend
two or three weeks visiting friends.
From there she goes to Denver. Colo
RADIO. and VIII spen dthe summer months
with her sister.
Mrs Mars A. Msesey. an aunt OF At
torney Chas ii. Woods. OF this city. and
A. C. Yeo. his uncle. left Wednesday for
Kansas City after a pleasant visit In
Cis.hrie. Mr.. Yeo win go from there to
mis- home in chiIlecothe Ohio.
The Kartenspiel club meets tomorrow
with Mrs. o. r. Fegan at nine O'Clock.
to transact special business. New mem
bers will be added to the club and other
important matters viii be considered II
Is desired that ali the members be press
ent
The following visitors registered at the
Carnegie library Sunday:
Sam c. Wood, Hawley
Miss Bette Woods. Burden Kas
Miss Fannie Woods. Burden, Kas.
Miss Mamie Smith. Goodnight Okla.
j. r. Hients, Wister,
Charley Van Duyn gave a dance Friday
night in the new pavilion at Elee;ric
paik. The Eagles orchestra viii :lsO
during the evening and the event vn
be one OF the most delightful summer
dances ever given in Guthrie. More ti,an
one hundred guests are invited
The following visitors revisterei at the
Carnegie libiary Monlay.
Miss EvaEgelyn Baldwin, El Reno.
Miss Mabel l.. Jackson, spely. Kans.
II. A. Murphy keokuk Falls.
Miss Mary c. grantz. Veatie. Kas.
s. W. willis. Brown county Kas.
For Cuts, Burns. Old Sores Eczema,
Piles and all Skin Diseases. there Is no
remedy equal to Hawkeye Family Salve
25 cents. ] n. Wallace.
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