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Big Deals Are Being CLOSED Daily on
This Stock.

Investors can depend. as before stated
on this stock advancing 20 per cent on
August LIST. However, this does not mean
that you have amy certainty that II win
remain al the present price for even the
next five days Big deals are pending
all over tho United States. This an
nouncement will be read by close to hf-
teen million people. The saving banks Of
the country are fun OF money that is
bringing the depositor practically no IN
come and Il Is not any safer than IL
would be II Invested in this company as
the Uncle sam comreny Is paying as il
goes. II is not running ia debt a dollar
In fact Il has thousands OF dollars IN the
treasury. Every well managed refinery
company that owns its own production
succeeds. The Uncle Sam company has
oil lands enough 10 feed the present re-
hnery and tho two that win be fuilt
during the next year for over a century.
when you buy this stock you invest In
one Of the greatest growing enterprises
In the nation II will be 20 the vest
what the Pure oil company Is IN the east.
You should not delay an hour after read
ing this announcement Send your renlit-
lance now and secure stock. for il Is
easily worth IS cents per share right now
and viii be selling for that In less than
six weeks Several deals for ten and
twenty thousand shares have leen clos
ed in the last three days fhowever, you
only take one hundred shares az $lA00
you are welcome 10 join us for this c0m-
pany win live and prosper by tie heli Of
It's many friends aud the thousands cf
small stockholders ana influential men
who viii demand and force suare deel
for its products IA eyery part Of he
union. For further particulars write or
wire,
n. H. TUcKEB, JR, sec'y.
cherrygaie. Kan,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

and Miss Gala butcher. Of Omaha. Neb
are In the city this week visiting Mrs.
". A. frazier at 3i7 North Broad street.
and Mrs. W. NJ. Mccoy at s0i East
Warner avenue. Miss butcher will re-
turn to Oklahoma City Saturday but
Mrs Halsell viii remain in the city until
wednesday. Miss butcher will visit Miss
Helen Mccoy about the fifteenth OF Aug
ust and be here week or ten days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29
Stock Viii BE Advanced IS per Cent
al Midnight, Tuesday, August

The Incie sam company has met with
such great success in raising tho
necessary capital 10 crowd the work
both on refinery and pipe line and Ia its
on field development ttat stock adver-
tised at fhe present prices VIII either
an he sold or advanced 25 per cent from
present prices at midnight Tuesday,
August ?. The company has sufficient
funds 20 crowd the work and you should
not delay an hour in sending in your re-
mitiances for this company Is now in
communication vita over SIX thousand
Investors. scattered an over the TIiied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

sulphur Springs Va, then going north
to the summer resorts OF Wisconsin.
lie left Mrs Filson to spend the re-
mainder OF the summer IN that state.
Business called Mr.. Fiison home rev-
sai DAYS before his leave Of absence
expired --UklahOman.
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Personnel Of Company.


James Ingersoll, pres
ident; j. IA. Ritchie.
vice president; II. IL
Tucker, ir., secretary
and treasurer.
Reforen es; The
Montgomery Co an [ y
National bank, I b 4
Peoples National banh
and Cherryvale s sta I Z
bank. all Of chefryvale
Kansas.
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The marriage of Miss May Aenes
Yost. OF this city, to Mr.. Steven Hay
wood G9isson, OF Fort Worth. Texas.
ocCurr q at ln a. m. Thursday az
the home OF the brides uncle. H. IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

The Uncle sam company now has one
great refinery completed and In fun
operation. This refinery is now worth
on "a conservative basis. q quarter OF
million dollars 70 the stockholders OF the
company and is alresdy being increased
n capacity. The company has miles Of
lateral pipe lines completed. connecting
about three-fourihs Of the Cheuyyale
heidt ana Is laying more lateral lines. a
franchise for We miles OF main trunk
pipe line. across. nine Kansas counties
clear through 20 the banks of naVigalic
water is now secured gnd owned by the
company Forty miles u the main trunk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

The Uncle sam COM
pany has kept its prom
ises in the past aud win
keep them IN the future
In a year from now you
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Miss Verna Shartel sister OF Mrs. T.
b. Ferguson, viii be married Thursday
at the home Of her parents, MIR and Mrs.
shartel. at Waneeta. Kansas, 10 Mr.. q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

A wheelmans toolbag isnt complete
without bottle u Dr '-hoinas' Eledric
on Heals cuts bruises sunRs, sprlins.
Monarch over pain
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At the Carnegie library the followin.
visitors registered Friday.
Frank l.. craft, Of William Wood col
lege. Fulton Mo.
Helen Ruthven, jefferson City, Mo.
Lewis S. Fisher Medfcrd
Fred y. Conway. Kingfisher
c. A. French, OBlahora City
Ben Williams. Woodland, III
George l.. Anderson. Wooilar d. III
Mrs. +. S. Keeth, El Reno.
j. 4. Mclaughlin. Chandler.
n. b. GilstaI, Chsn Yer
A. 3. W1mpey, Pawnee
4. V. Payne Oklahoma City.
Josiah Weiser st. Louis, Mo.
l.. Marx, PaUnce.
f. NJ. Watts, Pawree.
Gus MarS. Pawn6e,
Arthur Weinz Pawnee.
Ferd Sandford, Pawnee.
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Events and
Personal Notes.
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-
Mr. and Mrs Evoriy and son Vie. I,
who have been in the city sor some time
the guests Of Mrs w s. Hunter. eft
Tu, sday evening for their home at col
orado Springs.
Miss Alice Williams who has been In
the city for some time the guest Of Mrs.
George l. Gilbert. az 62S East Warner.
returned to her home IN Des Molnes. 20
wa. Monday evening.
Miss Bessie Gard and Anss lsu'a Hrtch-
ins have gone 10 Grand Canyon, N.izo-
ma. Utah. California and thc Lewis md
Clarke exposition city reniraing hoA.e
about the middle Of september
Mrs. Bird Mcclure is IN Kansas City
this week and win submit 10 am opera
tion which wnne not necessarily scriuus.
viii probably place aer uler the sur
geon's care for about six Wcol s.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Rucks anf IN and
Ms w w Rucks and son leave next
"wednesday gor fonr weeks summer
vacation "trip &c be 81 en-, at Rome, Ten
ncssee and other places IN the South.
/ Mr and Mrs. Clinton Buchanan arrived
in the city Monday night from Columbus,
Ohio and VIII be here this week the
guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Martin
dale. al their home on East Cleveland
avenue.
Mrs John shartel let vuesday for
Neosho Mo. where she win spend two
weeks with Nj shaitel's relatives. Lat
sr Mr. shartel VIII join her and t1ey
will 20 east before returning home
oklAhoman.
Mrs Carrie Nilikan and son Rorert,
have rented their residence property in
Fl Reno and VIII reside ia the cal ital
city IN tine future Mrs MnlilSan is the
daughter Of ar. and Mrs. o. p. Cooper,
OF this city.
Miss Merle Newby. Of this city, has
been appointed assistant Instructor i'm
violin. mlndolin and guitar an the tsrri-
torial university at Norman Miss Newly
Is also The director Of the violin and
mandolin club
Miss Minnie Tcmpletcn entertained a
few friends at seven O'Clock dinner Srn-
day evening The guests were Miss Amy
Alexander, Of Hutchinson, Kns. Miss
Nclle Bunyan. and Foster rhomas and
oscar Williams OF o,iaHona city.
The womans Relief c ,rps held an in
teresting meeting Tuesday evening at tbs
home OF Mrs A. @. Dennis, on West NO
BILE avenue. About eighteen ladies were
pr, sent At the close Of the meeting
Mrs. Dennis served "a dainty lunch.
Miss Nellie Renfrow, the lovely and
accomplished daughter Of Ex-Governor
and Mrs. W. c Rcnfrow, was married
yesterday In tho parlors OF the Crescent
hotel at Eureka Springs. to Lewis r
Robertson. a prominent citizen Of sal.
weston Texas.
Miss Elizabeth McNcal entertained the
Kimona club Monday afternoon, az hen
home on vest Clcseiand avenue. Taec,
were no guests other than IN members
OF The club. Miss Myrtle Black won ,h,
prize. Miss Mabel Rhinehart entcrtains
the club next week.
Miss Nellie G Spencer. Of Enid vhC
has been visiting al tho Luther NJ Nor.
I4fa 4a.aa...rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29
WIN A.s. Me. or~e.s - over $3.50 Per
Day.

Few people realize what great enter
prise the Uncle sam refinery really is
Come down 20 Cheuyyale and see for
yourself as the hundreds OF barrels OF
crude is manufactured daily into the
finest grades Of refined oil. at profits
that will ia time pay hundsome dividends
10 every stookholder Figuring on "a
most conservative basis The Uncle sam
Cherryvale plant will make net profits
OF over seven hundred and fifty dollars
$3.50 per day. When you buy Uncle
sam refinery stock you secure property
that Is really increasing In value every
lay, because the rapid development and
The erection Of machinery goes forward
With vim and energy The refinery is
now turning gold into thhe treasury
every day
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three months. The Uncle Sam company
Is home concern, IL Is backed by the
laws Of Kansas, supported and approved
By about nine-tenths Of the people in the
state and the Uncle sam refined and fuel
oils will be the most popular Kansas
product ever sold IN the state and viii
command good prices.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Karl ], Fflson. travelling tre.rht agent
for the Kanawha Dispatch. arrived in
the city yesterday from his honeymoon
trip He and his bride Travelled thrOubh
Virginia and spent some days In White
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Any County IN Kansas
That viii Buy Fifty
Thousand Shares at
Present Prices viii
Secure an OIL Station
for Both Refined and
Fuel OH at once.
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The following is the program tor the
Womans Christian Temperance Union
meeting held Friday afternoon at
the First Methodist church. corner OF
Noble avenue and BROAD street a full
attendance of mothers with their ohil-
dren Is desired. as a Loyal Temperance
legion viii be organized at the close OF
the busir ess meeting.
Roll call-Quotations on Purity-Motto;
Not only 10 reform impurity, but puri-
~"
Responsive reading-Conddcted by Mrs
J. B. Tnobun.
Reading-Promotion Of Purity in lit
torture and Art, Mrs Kate McWethy
Paper-"W What Constitutes Pure Lit
erature?" Mrs p. NJ Ray.
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Edwards, Ia North First street The
wedding was a very quiet one, only mer1-
bers OF the family and immediate friends
being present: but, while quiet IL was an
extremely pretty affair. Bishop Tran
els X. Brooke. OF the diocese 90 Olslaho-
ma and Indian Territory. oor1uctel the
ceremony. rhe bride wore a slrlplo
gown of white and carried bouquet Of
white carnations and roses lack OF he
bridal party stood twelve little girls,
members Of the brides Sunday school
class. all in white. After the ceremony a
light bre skflst was scrvtG. At 20 Mr..
and Mrs. Glisson left on The Santa Fe
train for st. Louis. where they viii
spend few weeks. and win be at home
at Fort Worth after September 10.
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Paul. have returned from several
weeks visit al pond Creek and n NcIth-
,tn Kansas. Mr.. Van Patten. who has
been in Pond Creek for several days. is
itipg his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs.
N V. Van Patten. md his only sister,
Miss Grace. returned 20 Gutnrie with
them.
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eroned by Atrs. Il. W. Black which left
on the afternoon train for a six weeks
summer vacation trip, to be spent i'm
Colorado. The party went direSt from
here to Colorado Springs. Jut viii visit
All the prominent places Of interest in
the state before returning home.
Miss Lillian Boles and Miss Bessie
Van Duyn Of Clinion lnl. Charley Van
Duyn and Frank Vincent ware enter
tanned sund,sy at 10i ranch by the Nil
Ter boys and their wives and Mrs. Mil
Ter sr There were about aneen guests
who enjoyed the l0l rinch hospitality.
the remainder Of The olrty being from
Ponca City.
Miss Ethel Caldwell Of shiish. Texas
who has been in the city this week
visiting Miss Ale.a Caldwell. at Ss1 East
Noble avenue. left for her home on the
Friday afternoon train.
Secretary and Mrs. William 1riries and
Son Thayer. Mrs. George Pringsley and
Mrs, Horace Speed and son left Sunday
evening on an extended summer vacation
J trip. They will visit Colorado Springs.
Yellowstone park and spend courle OF
weeks al the Lewis and clark cNr osition
at Portland They win also visit The
! northern lakes ard return 20 Guthrie
about ID. first Of September.
Mrs Carlin entertained the Kirtem-
spell club Wednesday afternoon at Tar
home on West Noble avenue. drs. Iuhn
j. Boles won the first prize. Mrs Cot
| eral the lone hand. and Mrs. tarin was
presented with the hostess prize by the
club Resides the regular chb members
there were as guests Mrs. Fred Van
| Duyn, Nlrs. Batenan. Of Enid Mrs.
Dunn and Mrs Blick.
Mr. and Mrs Fife and daughters Eva
and Iva and son Horace, Mr. and Mrs.
Evans and son froln this city. and MIR
and Mrs. Matthias. OF Enid, father and
mother OF Mrs. Fife, and several others
are planning to leave the first 81 Aug
'ist for an extended western trip they
viii go to Colorado Springs. and will
visit Portland, Oregon, coming home by
the way OF California
/ ] ne IftFpiiou gwen NfhntHNdN even
inr by the Ladies' Aid society Of tho
First Methodist church was y most en-
ioyable affair a dainty lunch was served
on tables on the prettily lighted lawn
More than one hundred guests attended
Mesdames Charles Martndale. G. b
HIN. l.. a. Matchett. j. b. Thobwn
Keys, Hutchins, Dodd, shearer 6os'
and McCright assisted by the younger
ladies of The church, received the guests
in the parlor.
Mrs /. +. Leach, sr., went 10 Okla
homa city on the Friday Afternoon san
ia Fe train for a several WAYS visit will
her daughter. Mrs E. c. Glover.
Karl ], Filson. travelling tre.rht agent
for the Kanawha Dispatch, arrived In
the city yesterday from his honeymoon
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Misses Nell Ninbsil. lone coyle Nyr-
tie Black. Edith Grlssell and John Coyie
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returned this morning to her home Aiss
Oracle NJ Morrison accompanied her
home and viii visit in Enid for the re-
maindcr Of the week.
About two hundred members Of the
Christian church Sunday school en-
joyed a picnic "Wednesday afternoon and
evening at Island park Dinner was
served at five O'Clock. Two cars had 'eca
chartered and he entire crowd was talk
en- for trolley ride over the city.
A telegram was received in the city
Monday afternoon from the physicians at
Kellogg sanitarium Battle Creek. Mich,
that Mrs. Frank Greer had taken am
other relapse Mr. Greer who had lust
returned home thar morning, loft or the
evening train for pattle Geek to be with
Mrs. Greer
AR and Mrs. J. Walker Field left
Thursday afternoon over the Frisco for
Kansas city. and from there they will
visit the Portland exposition and spend
week at Denver Upon their return
they will reside in St Louis until Mr..
fAtih EtAH MS N'kifN AifiAA AitN Nei'h
ngton law college.
Mr W. Gore Hagar brother of Miss
Jarie IIagar was here SUNDAY from Ok
iahoma city He was accon'f anicd by
Master Hortce Hagan Master Eu2ene
,lagtn. Of ST. Louis. who has been Wis
iting here FOR scyeial we,ks. returned
home with them, arc wa visit IN hat
city for several weeks.
Mrs. I on b aides, son Walter and
talented little daughter, Jeu etfe, left
wednesday morning for trip to Mrs
/ Badles' old borne Jacksonville III. Mr
Bcadles win join thom later ana theS
viii visit New York together and spenc
"A couple OF weeks on the lakes. They
win return about ;he first )f September
/ Judge and Mrs. A. g. c. Bierer anC
family o; interesting children Wiil leev'
next week for summer vacation triT
TO be spent in Western Kansls and colo.
rado They win visit Mrs Bierer'i
mother NJ Leude. Kans., and step TIVE
weeks at Carney AXE. Colorado, whCr,
so many Guthrie people are spending th'
summer.
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Miss Mary f. Lawson. inter-territorial
field worker for the Christian Endeavor
society, was in the city Friday enrodte
TO El Reno for a few days visit with
her si4,er, Miss Lawson is just return
ing from Weleetka, l. r.. where she at
tended the indian Territory Christian
Endeavor convention. Mise Lawson Is
an entertaining and charming lacy to con-
verse with, and viii endeavor to be here
during the Epworth asseby, for a day
or two, at least,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

a dehehfuny cool morning and a
charming hostess made the meeting OF
tie I'mestic Science club this mor1iHg
"A pleasant one. Mrs. Gunner enter
tanned at her pleasant horne, sec Fast
Harrison nvonuc irattioclly every s,en-
ber of the club who is In the city at.
tended the meeting. Mrs. Cunmer tave
"a demonstration OF the coreet method
of okng doughnuts. The ladies' were
served with the cakes and delicious
cup OF coffee, prepared by the hostess
rhe lesson subject, Lighting the
Home" was discussed by the club. Miss
Lardis. the domestic science teacher 1T
tho saltwater co'leF' "arnot I've here
next month. as she Is Spending ner vaca
ion In Pennsylvania The con.niitlee
having this matter in charge are cor
responding with several 1tl.~r comp tent
teachers and win arrange TO have one
OF them here during the assembly. Next
, week the hss2. subject viii DO "lilec
| tricity and the fouseho'd Laboratory
Interest in the ID mas'ir Science ,lut is
Increasing In a way that is very .'ati-
fying 20 the leaders OF the organza-
tion. The meetings are held in the
mornings while II is cool, and are luitc
devoid Of any formal appointments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

were members Of Jolly party chap
eroned by Atrs. r. W. Black, which left
on the afternoon train for six weeks
summer vacation trip, to be spent i'm
Colorado The party went direSt from
here to Colorado Springs. Jut will visit
an the prominent places Of interest in
the state before returning home.
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joyable card party Wednesday Afternoon
at her pleasant home, 724 East Warner
avenue. Mrs. Willard Stapleton won the
first prize and Mrs Marter received the
consolation pI'ze. ,lnin prizes were
hand embroidered linen doilies a l"ach
was ser, ed at i've o'clock There were
twelve guests
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

The ladies of the First Methodist
church gave reception Wodn sday even
ing on the parsonage lawn. II is de-
sired that every one attend this re"cp-
ton and meet tho ladies OF tie church.
The following program with extra nrm-
bers. will be given.
Piano solo-Miss Eva sr' goiy.
Vocal solo-Miss Alice Sherer.
Reading Miss Anna Long
Piano solo-Miss Hazel Han IN
Vocal duet Misses Winnie and ccssa
Matchett.
Readine-lloyd Lentz
Vocal solo-Miss Mamie Wheeler
Thursday evening. at Luid MI Sa mcl
Grimes Sproat and MSS Ethel l.etta
znler were married by Reverend Walter.
The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
White sa..n. friatmct With real ori 'nt'R
noe. Ouly the very infinite friends and
relatives were present at The ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. sproat ar al home in Enid
10 their friends in a pretty cottage on
the corner Of . inc ana Grand stocts
after September tie first Mr., Sproat
was member OF the Sixth legislative
assembly and has a large circle # friends
in Guthrie.
There was very pleasant dancing
party given at the Tltnam pavilion
Tuesday night II was quite Informal in
way and was given in honor Of Miss
Alexander Of Hutchinson, l<as., who is
visiting Mrs. c. b. Kline and Mis-
Healy OF Topeka. Kas.. who is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Glasgow. Those wnc
formed the party were the guests OF
honor Mr. and Mrs. c. b Kinne Mr.
and Mrs. Pettigrew, Mr.. and Mrs Glas-
gov Misses Carrie Kimbrauch Daisy
and Grace Vance. Messrs. r. l.. Shor
aud j. c. Hadley, Oklahoman.
] At Carnegie library Tuesday, the fol.
/ lowing were among the visitors whc
registered:
Howard ID. Ege, Rosebud, 5 d.
| Miss Genevleve Tew Cordova, H.
william NJ. Ege, Rosebud. 8. d.
| Miss Ida Mcsser, Pawnee.
George Il. Rush. Enid
Margaret Il. Roberts, Enid.
Nell F. Boyd Independence. Kan.
j. ". adams Saltwater.
Richard T. Thompson Oleeta, Kan.
I-ora p. Rowke. Newkirk
Mr. ard Mrs. Fred Clinton, Of co!um'
bus, Ohio,
NJ Buchanan. Columbus, Ohio.
Helena Il. Muller El Reno.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Mrs /. +. Leach, Sr., went 10 OKLA
hona City on the Friday afternoon San
ia Fe train for a several ways visit with
her daughter. Mrs E. c. Glover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Assets Back Of This company-Reasons
Why the Stock viii Certainly Co 10
so Cents Per Share Within Nine
Months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Miss Nellie G Spencer Of Enid who
has been visiting at tho Luther NJ Nor.
risOn home, 2l7 East Cleveland avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Miss Elizabeth McNeal entertained the
Kimona club Monday afternoon, az her
home on vest Clc'eiand avenue. There
were no guests other than IN members
Of The club. Miss Myrtle Black won The
prize. Miss Mabel Bhinehart entertains
the club next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

returned this morning to her home 1iss
Oracle NJ Morrison accompanied her
home and viii visit in Enid for the re-
maindcr Of the week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Mrs Olive Wood. who mas ocoa visiting
Mrs. George Wood, IN Nansaz Ci,y. for
several weeks. returned home Thursday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

The Newld k democrat Herald. this
morning says Mrs j. F. Best .ni
daughter returned 20 Gutflie TUESDAY
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

The members OF the Congregational
church gave an Zee crea1. and mel.
on social Friday syonins on the church
Lawn. corner o. Eish,h street and War
neT avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Mrs w. NJ. hardwicke of Pawhusl.
who has been visiting relatives IN the
city for "a day or two. went 10 Orlando
Friday morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Miss Vida Brrdick. of Perry who has
been ,isl'ire Airs. stowe a' Ge3 So M
Capitol street, returned d her home
Monday evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Mrs W p Bonnen and children and
Mrs WINS Roder were members of a
party that spend Friday vicni ,king at
Island park.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

h. II. TUCKER. JR., sec'y,
cherrygaie, Kan,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Miss Ethel Caldwell. Of shiish. Texas,
who has been in the city this week,
visiting Miss Ale.a Caldwell at S21 East
Noble avenue. left for her home on the
Friday afternoon train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Mrs and srs Len Leach have return
"a from an extended eastern trip. They
attended the National Educational as-
sociation convention az Asbvry Park.
New Jersey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-29

Miss Nellie Renfrow, the lovely and
accomplished daughter Of Ex-Governor
and Mrs. W. c. Rcnfrow, was married
yesterday In the parlors OF the Crescent
hotel AT Eureka Springs, to Lewis r.
Robertson, a prominent citizen Of Gal-
vC ston Texas.