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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21

concert In tho Tabernacle, with a
specially prepared program by that
great choir, aud their unequnllod or.
gan, and there must have been not FAR
from 10000 people In attendance, Whcr.
ever we went they came to Welcome
w,
"a, Was the same next day at salt.
air beach, whore many Of ~ enjoyed
the most novel ewlm on record and
" course some OF W. know what ID brine
containing 10 per cent salt heics like,
This was followed BY another ban.
qirh with hundreds Of our hosts there
10 participate hndN II was hero that
Mr., Atwood boosted for san Boma'
dluo Indeed, Run pornnIdIno was the
nlw oi the cities outside ~ LpH An
COLES to bc recognized
ron Thmsdnv we were taken durOss
sono NJ the valley lundr the most
beautiful over NaW 70 the private
place OF simon linmhorgor ana hero
ogoln, even IN u somi.pnvOic capacity
hogpitdli,y was without sNnl
II found mat ! ought NOT u stay
longer and planned 10 start homo
Thursday night but oihcr momhcb
slayod over until Friday, ana took the
ride lo ogden ana across ,ho ioir lampd
Iucin cut.ofl across AN arm OF tho
lake, whore for miles the southern PA.
rlnc, or the Central lacllcs line,
crospos the lake, to got away from a
heavy grNdc over wha, " known aH
promonlory hill,
"Of course, everything we SAW ana
heard pleased and delighted u.s. for II
IL a beautiful city ana valley but after
an II was the welcome that Viii be
longos, remembered, There may ho
other places In the world whore they
make \ stranger feel M II everything
In Sigh, was for his special dolccmuon
and every wish and want " anticipated
but the 300 southern Colllornlnne Who
followed the old Mormon llull To- the
city Of tho Saints this week WIN AL
ways remember Salt Lake AZ SYM
onym Tor hospitality
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
BICYCLE EXCURSIONS


Every Thursday via Oregon short
Line, Special train leaves salt Lake az
$40 p, m, returning leaves ogden at
lll00 p, m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21

Meet your friends from all over the
state, Friday, Southern states day,
Raltolr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
ONLY 800
Ogden and Return.

Via @, 4, IT,, June 22nd, Special train
leaves salt Lake at 9 10 y, M returning
leaves ogden az 100 D. m, Come ana
zee the bicycle races,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
TEA

Good enough, schilling's
Best.
" not you know what to
do,
''""''"msm' you msny Nyou dos,lll.M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
O'DONNELL HANDLEDTRAIN
Big Flour Shipment Over
Fit Smith and Western
Under Way.

The special train load of four made by
the Guthrie Milling company LEFT over
the Fort smith and Western railway this
morning. General Agent 0nonuem Of
Guthrie, was in charge Of the train. IL
was through the energetic effos Is of Mr..
O'Donnel that This train load shipment
WAS made. Mr.. ODonnvI is a veritible
hnstler and iudefaugable IA looking af-
ter the interests of his road. she train
WAS la charge Of Engineer lohn g Nor
rison. Conductor T. s. Iawther and
Rnkemen J. NJ Gaines and John burke.
Pr,sif'nt Ike Cadcreood. OF the Gu.i-
rie Milling Co, was ln charge o. the eow,
consignment Tho traiaload comprised
t0f.756 pounds II nopr aud y4s eonsigncc
10 The following:
r. A W. 1850. 2s 800 lbs r y Earl.
Sparks Okla
+ $. a W 1915 so.720 lhs J. A. Pat
terson Mere Co. Okemah l. r.
r. S. a. w i01l. $4,000 lbs Fears.
Sims & Henderson, Hinton I. T.
F. $. a w. 1907. 2S.sO0 lbs awyer
a Mason Hinton. l. n.
F. S. & " ie57'el 600 lbs., A. r. rid
well. Hinton. r.
r S. a W. ie-3 1910 MS, viyie Boyd,
Quinton. !. =
+, S. & W 1864 sfose lbs. y C..
Gannaway q sens. Ie fJlro. I. r.
r. 8 & W. 1927 2f1eE lbs Chas "
Felt McCurtain. J. r.
p S. & W. 1924 $500 ibs. Chas. W
Sell McCmtain. l. T.
F :. a W. 1888. 2i2sO los Mayer &
Allen. Bokoshs l. r.
$. J.. T. N. $. itl6s. 2t0e0 ihs.. D. A.
Cariker Bokoshe J. T
r, s. d W 1919, 90 800 lhs Coo Sims
Co, s'gler .. r.
F. S & W 1889. ss zoo lbs, .-itdedeld
Bros, Braden l. T
s.. o. !. a. s. l324E. -9.3t0 lhs. Rcd
wine Bros, splro T. r.
= $ a. W HOS. % 600 lbs. A. D. Cu-
lier a Coz Ft si1ith Ark
n $ a " 1886 - 800 MS. N j. CAL
ier q CO.. Font smith. Ark.
y :. q W. 1889 29lo ~ =. Collier
a CO.. H. smith Ark
r s & ~ ioaS 2ss15 lbs.. Jno Raw
bins Co, Waidron, Ark.
r 8. W. 1912 2sSi0 lbsl wilder
Blair .. Paris AK
r. s. q w. 1887 2fool ibs j. ~
Grimes. Prague l. r.
r. 5. q ~ 1923. $500 ns. San n0is
supply Co.. Mccsuiaiu T. n
r ". Iole. $500 rs. D. Dyer
Qnnlon i u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
KEEPING PROMISES.
Guthrie Appreciates Always When Promi-
ses are Kept.

Every Tine YOU read about Doan
Kidney Pills YOU are told they cure every
form Of kidney ill from backache to
urinary disorders. How are our promises
kept? SIX amy citizen who hae tried
the treatment. ask the man who makes
the fclloWing statement;
samuel 1rait.. the well-known stone
mason. residing al 4l2 South First street
s',ys' 4 took course OF treatment Of
poan's Kidney Pills IA the early spring
of 1901. getting them at D. ~ Wallace's
drug store. was so well pleased with the
result obtained that freely gave for
publication an endo. semeut OF the rem-
coy II il now oyet two years since (
FIRST gave my original statement and !.
row have this 70 say about Doan's Kid
rey pills when they cured me they
cured absolutely. Z have thoroughly test-
eG the efftcts OF iong continued work az
my trade, which il very trying on the
lack For eight years, on and on pre-
vious 20 iaking noan's kidney Pn's
worked in misery while now IL is a pieas-
ule. II should ever have another att
lack Doan's Kidney Pills Is tie first rem-
cdy ! wopla appeal 10, and ! know
would not haye 10 use any other medi-
cine II they are used according TO de
rcciions
For sale by an dealers. Price 50 cents
Fosfer-aiilhrun Co, Buffalo. New York
sole agents for tho United States.
Remember the nAine--iloan's-and take
no other
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
NEGROES SEEK A MECCA
Sovthern Colony Will Locate
on Addition to Okla
homa City.


A letter. received today by e r Nc.
Cabe. assistant territorial auditor
states that a real estate agent is tour.
ing ;he state Of Alabama aud selling
TO negroes lots IA a ninety-fye acre
addition 10 Oklahoma City The let
ter is from negro Of prominence in
that state and he writes 10 good faith,
asking McCabe regarding Oklahoma
City and the alleged addition. ia which
the lots are beng sold McCabe gave
him a good account Of the city bnt was
non able 10 give any Ugh, on the lot
question
The letter says also that the agent
has succeeded in selling lots 10 seven
hpndrei negroes. and these are expect.
ing soon 10 begin their pilgrimage 70
Oklahoma 10 take POSSESS on Of their
property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
GUST THE DrMos1
A Tussie Win Coffee.

There IS something fairly domoniacai
10 ihe way coffee sometimes Wreaks iia
hendish malice ON Those VINO use o..
a htdy writing from Calof SAYS;
MY husband ind l. both lovers Of cbf-
fee suffered for some time from a very
1nr wins fosEn Of ucrv0usncss. acccmpa-
nied by most frighuul he3 aches. 10 ms
own case there wa. eventually developed
some sort Of amection Of the nerves
leading nom the spine 20 ile head
= was unable TO hold my head up
straight. the tersicn of ihe nerves drew
% 10 one side sapsing Tc lhe most iu-
tense pain. We got no relief from us di-
cine, and were puzzlci as 20 what cause .
the trouble, tll friend sugaested hos
possibly the coffee WI crank mad so1le-
thing 20 do win IL, and advised thas We
guu ii and Try Postum Coffee
We followed mis- advice. aud from
the day that We began 10 use Postum
We both began 10 improve. and 90 a very
short time both Of Us were entirely rec
heved The nerves became steady once
mere. the headaches ceased the muscles
n the hack OF my neck RELAXED. my head
straisltored up and lhe ire5Sful pain
ihat bad go punished me 'ghiie } useu ul's
Ola Kind ~ coffee vanished.
I'VE have never resumed tho usc %
The old eonee but relish our Postum
every day ~ well ns vie did the former
beverage. And We are delshtsd 70 hna
n'at We can give o freely on ohilfr p
DISC, 3nifitiaf w. nev dared 10 10
wiih the old fiaa - coffee Name eiven
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
TRIANGLE cLos e~rsRr4lns

The entertainment given Monday
evening az the residence OF Mrs r. H.
Egels, SOB wes, Warner avenue. by the
Triangle club tcolored3 wac most enc
ioyable afair Besides the club members
there we've as invited. guests. Mrs Loot
Of Enid Miss shelton OF FL smith. and
Mr Jackson, Of uIthrie. The lloabets
Of the club are. Alrs. GodrcJ. Mr. and
Mrs. Beatty AIRS Park Miss Bclits.
Miss Edaards, Mr. Ralston. MI Thomas.
Mr. Hcr1crson. Mr. Martin, alr GREY
Mr. Butler and Mr. Moore eIrs Egelston
president ana Lyge shcperl se-reLtry
rhe hostess served tie following u.euJ
to the guests Cnina ohiek~n ara re1.
cold tonene With tomato sauce, cheese
sandwiches. Bohemian beer. cake vino.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

A prominent grain dealer of this city
says that while the rate on wheat from
Kansas City to Chicago. a distance Of
about 400 miles. is 8 cents per hundred.
the rate from Guthrie to Gainesville.
Tex. distance of l40 miles, is SIa
cents per hundred. The rate On flour
from Guthrie TO Denison Tex. is 33k
cents per hundred from Guthrie to
Shreveport, more than twice as far. 29
cents per hundred. from Guthrie to
Galveston. 40 cents per hundred, and
from Guthrie to Amsterdam. Holland.
S71s cents per hundred This discrim-
ination in railroad rates anects the
farmers and they are justly and bit
tery complaining.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
APPoINrMENTs RECOMMENDED.
EatIonal Guard Examining Board An.
nouness Results.

The board Of examination for pro
motion in the National Guard met to
day at Adiutant General Burllngame's
oh'ice and recommended that;
First Lieut. Fred n Clark be ap-
pointed captain and surgeon
First Lieut. G W. Ferguson be ap.
pointed captain Of Infantry
Second Lieut. A l.. Edginion of co.
j. be Appointed FIRST lieutenant Of In
fantry
Private Gus Hardwiger OF co. /. be
appointed captain Of infantry.
Sergeant Charles l. Reed Of 60 g..
be appointed second lieutenant of 30.
fanty
sersenant Charles Samuel Curran of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
CHE WAS WORTH MORE.
Nav Workers. Proper Appreciation Of
His WHe's Value.

Nav Workers. Proper Appreciation Of
His WHe's Value.
In the midst Of their busy and trou.
blous experience. where patbos. tears.
perplexity and distraction confront
them in ever changing cmnbinai.ons,
there sometimes comes a CLEAN IL fun
70 the attorneys Of the Leeal Aid soci.
ETY. In their East Side branch Office
not long ago they were investigating
claim preferred 10y q poor woman
against an express company FOR dam.
ages to her furniture BY she rule OF
the society no applicant who can be
rated as worth al least 500 is entitled
TO sne through them as a poor person.
and the woman was being questioned
on the point She could speak
English and her husband 6. &c In.
tcrpreter.
rs your wife VI rth sioO?' the at
torney asked him.
man stared hiank'y for a mo-
uent OF painful doubt He thought II
was an offer TO buy his wife. Auublins
up his fists pugnaciously, he shouted:
"Meln Colt! ifs dis what yo do? I
wouldn't change her for slO,000l"-
New York Press
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
PERSONAL
Mention,

" u
BBHFBBF.
r. n -1prt ~ e,i, is bsro ri. b,...
ness
Ronsr,s i boro from, w,,,t
today.
n ror,s.ra w,. ,.r, ,oa,, ,,or
coylo.
n Lewis w,s In bs ci,,. cro,, coy,e
Yesterday.
Dr. d r. lamont n.re st,y .ror
Kansas e,itv
cn,,e, rs.,,,s ~ p,.,.,.
tbe citv tod.,v
Ms too ,o,,c,,, ,,. .ot,,,,,, ,.,,,,
lvi.lt no ST rouie
coni,ohar, ,,,,o i, su,,, ,,o
soutb ,bis norning
w q ronte ana uif. ~ o,,,,,,,,
civ wer. none to5,y
! from Hcnnessey on business.
/
1 ttsnrv u As, ,,,,, h., -, .j,, ,o,tt,
bo,nd sso,a 49, tbis ,,or,i,s
which he Wishes 10 DISPOSE of
N-W W,,tt of pt.,s,rt 1.,u.,. U.,s Is,
the ,it,. foa,, b,tv.e.. ,.,t,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Maurice Rouvier, regarded as the
ahlest Of French fnanciers, all along
has had a strong following for IRE
premiership IN appearance he is
stout and Of middle height, with q
small grayish beard and mustache and
distinctly Of bourgeois look He is
distinguished for common sense and
tact though given to a certain amount
OF cynicism
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
LOCAL POINTS

Carrie Nation waited until Mayor
Duke left the city then roasted him.
This is said to be due 10 the fact that
the mayor ordered Nations manager
out of his office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Go. A, be appointed second lieutenant
Of infantry
Sergeant Albert Theodore Wilson Of
Co. r. be appointed second lieutenant
Of infantry
Roy A. Hunsloe Of Co q. be appoint.
ed first lieutenant Of infantry
The following enllstments We're re-
ceiyed.
Co X, Enid-Harlie Edwards. Harry
Mcclellan.
Co r., William Graham.
co. +. Watonga Clarence A. Chap
man.
Co NJ. Oklahoma City-Paul X.
Hays George s Guilds. John M Pat.
tersou Mark Pollard. Dwight A.
Reedy Henry w smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

-The Japanese call dentist a TOOTH
carpenter"
Wen. they're polite. I've heara
folks in this country call dentist .
butcher"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

The rod rose stys Be sweet
And 'he lily bids 'Dc pure"
The hardy brave chrysanthcmum.
'Be patient ana endure
rhe violet whispers. "Giva.
Nor sludge nor couit tTc ccsL'
The woodhine. Keep on blossoring
In spite of chill and frost"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

The mcmbers of iho snaEes1elre club
met yesterday aftorr oon Ga the Carncgi~
tertainlag and successful meeting There
was large attendance of the members.
many of whom have recently returned
from their summer vacation trips, md
after the close OF the business session
and the study of the lesson. an hour was
spent Informally together relating nci-
dents OF tie various tf'Ds ana lule
events Of interest that occurred while
ia the mountains on 40 the shore. The
election OF Officers resulted as follows:
MIS- Fegan president; Mrs. firry Hus-
ton first vice president Mrs. - @. 81
mons. second vice president AIRS Gmft.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Misses Euianc and Nirsitb Faean WIN
leave ON the afternoon &, in tomosfov
for 81 Louis. whore they wm atienf
school this fdl 3t Sacred Bcar, acadsmv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
BEWARE or cvrs.rArrour.
Tlred Persons Are Very Prone 70
Meet with Aeeldents.

Tlred Persons Are Very Prone 10
Meet With Accidents.
That a tired man Is much more apt
to meet with an accident :han one in
fun possession Of me strength, phys
lcal and mcntHi. is stribinfly shown
by an analysis 81 some statistics Of
accidents iF vstious trades and occu.
pations. maze recently IN France
This shows that in all cases acct
dents occur lnfreQuently In the early
hours Of the working day They in
crease In number as the day al.
vsnces, drop suddenly Just after the
midday rest and then increase again
as the afternoon passes. until at the
end of the whole day, they are much
more numerous than al the end Of the
morning. Il can scarcely be doubted
that these facts mean that liability
TO accident IN the course Of GneB
daily work is directly related to the
degree Of fatigue Hence II is i'm
portant for employers and employed
siike 10 see that the Workers do not
become cverured Montreal Herald
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

~ Hushcs and ltle auehter Pmke
win 50 20 Muskogee 10 tho mornins 10
spend . day oi two
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Glance abou: you in the street almost
any time and almost anywhere and you
viii see someone nurryins aiong to ans
wer a want advertisement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

e-Non-Secret-FormulaC Chill Tonic
Hon know what you taking the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle, showing that Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic is Quinine and Iron in tasteless as vel as
the most acceptable and eficacious form
Drives Out MolarG and Builds Up the System
sold 5y all dealers tor ~ years. Price SO cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Mrs Eopct Ramsay and chldrer ro-
TUNED ruesda yeyeniug fom cleveland
ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
THETHEATRE


Vsula,r t,rool.s, New N,,a. e,,,,,
tlous t,,. .,,,,. bi.,, rr,ns y, lo, .r, /,
r.,. hootines f.r fao fe,c,i. f,.,t,, t,..-
ir. tic nresen, season .rtts 4. h.yon !
doubt ne bcst line 81 ,t,rac,iose ,.sr
offered I'm this country i5fes ..e, es,,,
Of these attraciors pla, tbe ,iq cnl,4
ana Guthrie psnflo b,vo sast IN d.
rrcua ar sncb ,.n ar,ey r. .aie., ,or,i,,.
10 their very doors.
"parsifl"
rh, Jerersone
"l7lorodor 6s peopl.
Walker Wnitesid.
Iourenin Blai.
rsan To, ee peorto
Hurry Bcresfor,I
-Biack Patuo
Lew pockstadar.s Rfnst.als
nHoity Toiiv."
d. j. Cmfcntor-s rcrit,pi a. lrs."
stidod liollaod
Fof,nco Roberts.
Adciuidt Herman.
"Don Thorn
"a ROYAL snve.r
saul =, Ynrsus
Hceglr Proco opcrl COMPANY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

The monarch of repertoire Charles
Lambs murray comedy company. with
Miss Clara Hazel Is due ln tho city soor
The organization is stronger ihan eyer
and consists of cigqt'en people aud WIZ
surely create e fulor -mnny olr theatre
gocrs. II Is "a popular priced company
par eXcellence, and he spccialties. OF
a high order. rho company wll appear
hetc for -four nights, commencing Sun
day, sept 10th The opening till, POS
srm Ridge" Is comedy d ANA pure
and sparkling Ladies free u1on open-
ine night when accompanied by porsot
with q paid thirty cent ticket gcats now
on sale at the usual place.
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bot as many people pass py your house
a year probably. as read the want
H. in this paper in a day. So. which
'Rn It be-plaeard or ITO Let" adver-
|ement7
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Daily Leader 10 cents a week deliv.
|ed every day except Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

The Misses Winson entertained We'd
ncsday evening In honor OF Miss spen-
cer's guest. Miss Lillian Boles. OF Guth-
rle, Okla A mock minstrel" was the
feature Of the evening, after which d.tin
ty refreshments were served. ~ G gIesta
were Misses Boles, Zula spencer, Grace
MoselY. Corinne Rirdly. Emma SpaYcec
Della Winston. Hannah Winston. Arthur
Dorm. Cecn Sheppard 'Nnl Kui-pdtiick.
Frank Lola, Gus Printg, 0r Nmtuus,
Dr. spencer and Tom winson ST. Joe
News
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

FOR RENr Two rooms iis E5-T N1T--
ncr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Judge uhl of saltwater. was here this
mouh ON legm business. lie returned
home on The noon train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

George Conuor the East Oklahoma ave
enuc lNerynan, went 10 Marshall yoster
day ir the interest OF Pawnoe lIne Mid
West
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NOTICE.
The Cook Book offer " me leader Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Mrs. a. l.. Ayers. ef ang ton. was
here today looking after some icgni mat-
tors connected win the settling ur of
iho eSi4le Of one late Attorney Ayers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

va Glenn is in the city ,rom Fond creeE
he.gucst OF his sister Mrs. cNdc Wai-
on - est Noble avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06
Report Of the Condition Of

The Logan County BANK az Guthrie IN the
Territory Of Oklahoma. az the close OF bur
mess September itt, 1905.
UEeNTfVFEQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Mrs. T. Z Hopkins and daughters.
Dorothy and olive were IN the city yes
terday from saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Mrs D. H. Hunman ANA son AudIN.
and Mrs John Huffman arrived in the
city last nisht from stcrilne kans. and
win Dc here several weeks the guests o'
Mrs Clark Tcuplctou.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

AIRS 6a laft this mcit ine for q
three moEhs vst with remlses iu nee
bulska, Illinois and Kansas.
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Charles seeiey
Cambridss Annex meets it careeie
library
Be Brave.
The rcd rose says "Be sweet
And the lily bids re pure."
The hardy brave chrysan,hcmom.
Be patient ana endure
rhe violet whispers. GIVE.
Nor s1udee nor couat tac ccsG'
rhe woodhine Keep on ologsorins
In spite Of chill and 'rost"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman 90 Enid spcn.
today in the city, the guest Of Mr. aoG
Mrs. Fred G.. Van Duyn.
ia Glenn is In the city ,rom Fond creeE
the-guest OF his sister Mrs. cNde wai-
tonS 1ls.sst noble avenue.
AIRS l6a left his moI, ine for d
three m6Whs wst with reimises u Ne-
bmska, Illinois and Kansas.
Mrs j. H. human ANA son AndI7N
and Mrs John HUFFMAN arrived n thc'
city last night from stcrlme. kans.. and
win be- here several weeks the guests Or
Mrs Clark Tcuplcton.
Mrs G. r. Brooks has rcu'med from,
Tonkawa where she has been with her
SON. William Brooks, who is ipst recov
srlrg fiom a severe attack of t'php- ma
laud fever Mics Amy Brooks viii re-
main in Tonk.twa and visit several days
bofor. rctuairs 90 Gguhrie.
Mrs. Leo Byrnc entertained Yesterday
afternoon m honor Of Miss spencers
guest Miss Lillian 30 OF Guthrie. .
r. High hve was played az live rhles
rho FIRST prize. o c.t glass bowl, went 10
MisH Bettie Winmnls, the second. a
Ch1isty picture. 20 Jhe guest Of honor
Miss Boics.-st Joe Daily News
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed butler and Two prcrty
/ little darghiera Gertru &c cnd Dorothy
arrived 10 the city Tuesday night from
I Portsmouth. OHIO. anG VIII ie he g3ests
of Mr. ana Mrs Marindde ana Mr. and
Mrs EGmunds at their hcmc on East
I Cleveland for week or two. Mr. Blt-
ier is assistant postmaster al Ports
mouth
The reception given cuesdoy evening
ON the church lawn hy the Epworth
league Of the First Methodist church FOR
the students OF the Logan county digh
school was largely attcrdod and was a
most enjoyable affair sixy-hNe guests
were present curing the evening q
mrch was served at ten o'clock The
reception committee present included
Misses Eta Hikes. Jennie seaman, Hu
Olivia sheror aid louie Thom1s,
Aliss zula Spencer entertained yeqter
! day aternoon at her home 611 Bou Ton
street. for Miss Lillian Boles, Of Guth-
/ ric, Okla. who is her guest High five
WIS played progressively ~ ;nce tables
Miss Della Winston. who won the fret
prize "A beautiful Gibson picture ,1c-
,ated it to the guest OF honor Miss
Boles was also awarded The second rize,
handkerchief Of Mexiclr dawn work.
The parlor decorations were OF uberoses
and carnations st 'co Ncws.
The Misses Winson entertained We'd
ncsday evening I'm honor OF Miss spen-
cers guest. Miss Lillian Boies OF Guth-
rle. OKLA A mock minstrel" WAS tho
feature Of tne evening a;ter which dain
ty refreshments were served ~ g guests
were Misses Boles, Zula spencer. Grace
Mosely. Corinne Birdy. Emma Spa9cec
Della Winston Hannah Winston. Arthur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Miss Clara Won BuslSirk Is ia the city
from Manchester spending Jew days
visiting friends,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-06

Mr. and Nrs. Galloway and daughter.
Miss Mabel. We're in the city this morn
ink from Okemah. Miss Galloway teach
es in the school az that place.