The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-10-12
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Events and
Personal Notes.

Rose. tho pastor and his ostimable wife
who have been returned to the church
hero for another conference year.
Mrs May PEBBLES Of this city. was
selected as ,hc woman who should have
the honor to write the copy Of the res
oiution adopted az the statehood conven-
tion Of last Juiy to be presented to
President Roosevelt when the committee
visits Washington this fall. Nfrs PEBBLES
finished the work Of copying the resoiu-
lions this week and the nunJscript o.
oao Of The prettiost things Of tho kind
over made. Tho writing is OF the verti
cat extended style ANA possesses no
ilourishcs or snpurncus lines There is
not a wrong letter used nor a mistake OF
any kind in the whole manuscript which
covers several pages.
AT Carnegie library the following vlsi
tors regi Ner,d today.
Mrs. Noble Prcntiss- Topeka Kans
James " saunders-- Franklin. Indiana
Mrs. w Heren--Columoia, Okla.
Peter an--Springield, Mo.
Mrs. Ella Scott Ainett. Mo.
Bd. n. Amber, Jr.-OlSiaEoma City
Eugene FauDSne--l'crry
liOrace McGmnis-Pelsin, Indiana
J. +. Marshall.
Mrs A. ma Tavopport-Pcrry
c ]. Turrin--Enid.
A. L. Smith-kinkhshcr
r. ~. DrugcrLDovtr
Mrs W. r Kelley -Watonga.
Mrs. Frank Miller-Watonga.
REV. Thomas c. Kemp-Loogecba l. r.
Garth w. Cate--Lookeeha, /. II.
On account Of a mistake in the com
posing room yesterdays report Of the
meeting Of the Cambridge club was sadly
mixed The following Is the corrected
report OF the meeting:
Mondays session OF the Cambridge
club was an interesting one rhc roll
call was answered with current events
and great variety NJ topics 7sas dis.
cussed Mrs. Frank Dale conducted tn ,
lesson in United States history A new
member, Miss Anna O'Connor. WAS &C
cepted. There are FIVE nemb. rs Of the
Cambridge club that have ysitcd in
Utah and have made personal investi-
CATION OF the condition OF afairs cx-
istng there as a result of the Norman
Influences. Mrs. J. J. Abel gave a most
Interesting and able talk AZ the club
meeting yesterday aftenooa and graphi-
cally described the deplorablc and piti-
able condition Of the women OF tina.
state where polygamy holds sway Tho
ottcr members Of the club that have In
vestigoted the ~osu'ts Of 4 state lorlinat-
ed by polygamous officials include Mrs.
Hor8ce Speed. Mrs Frank Dale, Mrs,
5. $. Lawrence and Mrs. J. o. Severns.
That Memorial TO the members
OF tie Caited States senate to
prevent the scatine In congress OF
Reed Smoot. senator from Utah, was
signed by every member Of the club.
The mcmotial has already been signed
BY more than two hundred thousand
club women OF America. The movemen,
was begun by Mrs schoff. a most cor-
! servativo little woman living at Phila-
delphia, Penn, and Is going to be the
means Of accom- plishiug much reform n
the government Of Utah. Mrs. Schoff
Is not even an advocate of womans suf
frngc. but she is an adsoctfe Of purity
IN government and If tho club women OF
the United States can possibly prevent
II. Reed smoot is never going to become
( IN active member OF the senate
/ A series Of papers on subjects that
come up in the study Of American His
/ tory. concerning which hisiorilus differ,
win Dc read at each meeting Of the
club hereafter beginning with the session
Of next Monday afternoon.
! Mrs. Lawrence wnl read an article
clearly distinguishing the difference be-
tween Pilgrim and Puritan"