The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-08
% @ 0 o 0 O o O O o o @ Q o o O o
IN SOCIETY.
o Q 0 @ o o Q @ o o Q O o o o Q Q
ccon'inued from pase -

The Trail
The cali comes strong and insistent.
out Of the Wcst--O hark--
Follow through hail and sun the TRAN
Blazcd BY Lewis and Clark
! On with the blanket and saddle
Ride like the devll possessed.
swift on the way, nisht ana 'av--
Hit the tran 20 the West
Sting Of the wind In our faces.
/ Crunchlng of hoofs on sand.
whate'er betide. pause not but ride
straight to the prmised land.
/ whiteness Of sails on the ocean.
Cleaning Of gold In the hills,
Glory OF grain -. the harvest waln
Curling Of smoke from the mills.
on with the saddle and bhnket
Nindlc our hear h fires spars--
Here's an han to the westward trail
Bia2ed Oy Lewis and Clark.
Society IA Guthrie unusually quiet this
week.
The family Of chas Griswoid is visIt-
ING az sparks.
Miss Day, Of winneld is ia the clty
yisitma her brothers
Mrs d. T. smith has returned from
several days visit at cashion
Mrs W A. Tarr and Miss Anna HIil OF
Enis spent he Fourth with rsiends III
this city.
Miss Gertrude Patiison is expected tc
return in a FEW days from two months
visit in The eastern states
The dance given lakt night az Electric
park by the members or the Happy Hop
pers Dancing club. was well attended
despite the threatening sclouds. Fur
rows orchestra played during the ev.
ening About one hundred attended.
Mrs A. G. Dennis. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs s j. Nugent. went tc
Perth this afternoon to soend Sunday
Mrs Nugent had returned on the morn
ing train from Craig, Mo, where she was
called by the serious Illness OF her sister
who is now out Of danger.
DR.. Charles eirrow and Miss Lowery
Of Cushing have been in the city since
Wednesday the guests Of Mr. and Mrs
r II Furrow. al sos East Harrison av-
enue, Miss Lowery Is an accomplished
reader, and recited at Maila Tuesday
at the Fourth OF July entertainment.
Miss Lulu Dow has returned from
Guthrie whero she has been attencins
st Joseph's academy for the past win
ter Miss Lulu graduated this year In
permansfip and received hlRhest honors
she won what was called the old gold
medal at the fair at 50. Louis, but never
received The article on account Of mis-
take. as II was lost. alfpoust on ecori
has been made TO md Il, no trace can be
found. Pond Creek vidette
The members OF the executive COM
mittee Of the W. c. T. y. met Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. E. n
Fufrow, al sos East Harrison avenue
and discussed the plans the W c, T. u
are making for the Epworth assembly
next month. The union viii haze a cou-
pie Of hours each day at the park, and
win have charge OF the program al
! such time. They will also assist will
/ the entertainment OF The assembly mem.
bers The members Of the committee
or Mesdmes Miller, county president
J siade, Ma,his, Ball Ridley. h. n. Fur
row ana the county treasurer.
The following vidtors regisie~ed at ~
Carnegie library ,his woel
Mrs Il. d. Grant librarian, Independ
cnce. Kansas.
4 }. AZ Beasley and wife, Perry.
J Il. sexton Okecmah.
FIof aud Mrs. Henry Mercer. Alva.
Robert Ia stubbins, Chicago, H.
Eulalie NJ Hogan. 81. Louis Mo.
Mrs. Jennie T.. Peters. Watonga
Alya r. Cases, Lincoln, Neb.
J. r. Galloway, Okeemat.
Alta I3lair( Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Mary Il. Payne. watonga.
Mrs Jane a. Peavy. Newton. Kans.
Mrs Mary e. witty. Terrs IIaute. Inc
Mrs. J. II. Parr. Newton, Kans.
, The following Is q list Of sthe prize
: offered by the Guthrie Federation ,
womens clubs for the best il"wer ral
dens grown By school children.
$500 for the best garden grown viii
city water.
: $500 for the best garden gown wit'.o'
E Tho city water
$500 Tor the best display Of vines
Canisir y sgier gives lrize foi q
hest bouquet Of old fashioned aowe
sent him during tse euplmer.
r. W. Ramsay on the FIRST and o.
tecnth Of each month. gives a prize
one dollar for the best bouquet Of nov
ers brought TO his store and 80 cen
for the second best. Six bouquets mu
be brought 70 mske the contest val
. IN addition 70 the above mentions
8 !