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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15

~S Salt. 9ement. Saao, Wa6.
tteine, f%enerfefte Steine uno Ebuh.
3beeru no Nspbaltpapier, OaGpoupe.
95eer uno aspbalt. Del, 9~erpentin,
Sarben. @lns &c. &c. ftets pDrr6tbin
bel ). 6. 3tsi,a0nn, 306 Dit
@ommerce-S traBe. Riebrigs Breiie,
quite @aare Iopie quite NIB reeue
Seoie1u1g peroen aarnntirt. -
{eleohpn 4l0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15

Das oeutihe Gusmdrtiae Gmt
ertldrt bic Nahriht, Die oeutibe unb
Die 0iterreibiihe &eaieruna piiroeu
GuBlano bel Der Undertaking Ell
tier 8epolutiOt1 in Bolen unterftiiben,
fDr unmabr.
Sn Der fibieriifen Staot @las
oiwOitof fino Gramale puraetom.
men.
- Die rulftiben Nrbeiter baben
fuieoer einen Streif prDtlamiert.
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- Das oeutshe &rieasihiff StuIt
miro nift nah @alDeiton tomnleri /.
Der ameritaniihe Minenbes
&onsreB lit in 81 Baio suiammenge.
treten.
Aug. @ippf. elm iunaer Wann
aus DEFINE. brab in Gan Warcps
beim SuBbaQipiel elm Bein.
- Sn @alneffDn iino 81 Saloons
beiiber uno Barteeper aneefla9t,
Bier an Rinoer pertauft gu baben.
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lnntpianrlle AuffuI1,,,n

q dter: Isle baben ben Sra 4
9uber, ais er nit Der Grescentta no
isr Den San3iaal betrat, rpb su 80.
ben geI6Ia9en9"-S ep ga, ME
ion t benn Dem 0ianol font 3eid'u'
oab is germ babe"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15

Die Drganiiationen Der Soto.
m0tiofabrer, Der 6ei8er, Der giiens
babntunoutteure, Der .Switdmen"
uno Der .Trainman" BADEN beim
8%r6fioenten geeen Die beablibtiate
Srabtrateu' @~elesaebuua proteftiert.
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Msan lhreibt ous Mnnden.

Man lbreibt aus Minden:
Cine intereiiante @eridtssG erbanoa
lung ipielte ii@ p0r benz Imtsqeri9t
Shmanoorf ab. Ser 8eihenitel'
Ter @eore 6artpia mar toegen Bes
truees anaeflaat. @r iDute i'm Stale
elmer Wtttue cine Serenbeihn6rung
porgenommen baben uno ith oaflr
10 Wiart uls gntoelt BON Der betref.
fenoen @ittme BADEN eeben laIlen,
Die Sahe tam ourm OienItbDterz
flatlb auf. &nedt uno Maeo be-
bauptetel1 ndmlih, oas 8ieb lei Der.
bert, bas cine Bfero itebe ale Wors
gen lit SbmeiB Qebabet, Shmeif
uno Wdbne leien au 30pfen nerflohz
ten gemeien, Die Siibe hdtten rote
Wiild aeaeben. Die 8ittpe tfaate
benz Nnaetlaeten 6artmia ibr 2eio,
uno oieier b0lte Elm altes @ebetbuh,
betrat Nahts 5uiimen II unb II nbr
ben StaI uno nabm unter abenteuer=
lihen @eremonien cine Derenbes
ihu6rune uDr. Qls gntaelt CAB inn
Die Wittme 10 Wart. Bor @eribt
behaupteten anedt unb Waao bod
uno teuer, Die 6ere aeieben gu haben
uno nannten als iolbe cine Srau
aus Der Nahbarlbaft. Ser Nnae=
tlaate perliherte, er CLAUDE an Die
@irfuna ieiner 8elhmDrun9; bic
Wtttue miiroe bic 10 Warf audi fret
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15

8If6ielt9tett lit ote 2(tweiem.
belt bon S@msers, iaat Sem Saul
6ibter, unb 10000 banfbare Batienten
ieanen oa8 ANAkESIS bes DIR. Silsbee
als oas einst9e 9eilmitteI, bas segen
@GntprrbUioem entbedt tpuroe. gs 1T
cine tuiienihaftlihe 8~erbin6una oer be-
fen MethDben fransbfiHer, enaliiber
nn6 ameritauiiher @unbdr5te, tuirft oils
Snitrument. @rtpeihunssmittel unb Me<
oi5in, 9etuahrt iofortise 9inberuna unb
brinst oauernbe Setluua. 9reis ST. 90.
8rDben fret. 5ranco suseidbidt ourdl
P. N~eustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New
York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-15

uebertretung Der Sanitatsre>
ge1n. ~lnmdBigfeit i'm gfen uno Srin.
ten. geidafedtltte Insibtpeifnnsen. ue>
beranffrenguna beg 8brpers ober @eiftes,
nngelunbe SUIT. Nufentbalt in Sumpfr
heber9egen6en erseugen l1nberbaulibfeit,
8~ertopfung, Sieber, Rbeumatismus,
Shuinbfubt unb Elm Seer o &rantbet,
ten. Wenn bic Natur anein iih niht
belfen tann, tritt bic Biffenfhaft NIT if.
rem aus Der Natur eigenem @arten gee
iammelten Seilmitteln belfenb elm, ber>
treibt bic siftiaen MbiDn6erungen, ldus
teri be 2eber, bHnet bic Shleuien, reis
niat bos 8lut un6 befdbiet bic Natur,
ibre geiunbe 9dtieteit auf's Neue gu be.
9tnnen. Sas betuirfen ST. Bernard
3rauterptlIen unfeblbar. Sir 25 Gents
Bel Mppthefern III hoben.
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@ettbemcrb INT sslieaeu.

Sin Wettbeperb fir Slusma19inen
foa i'm nddften Sabre auf Der inter-
n~ationalen @usiteauns in Matlanb,
Stalien, our grDffnuns bes @implpns
tunnels itattfinoen, Dte 5fpedlo{en
@eriu6e nit 8aaons i9eiben babel
gang aus, IS banbelt i9 BEL benz
Wettbetperb lebislid um Maf9inen
ooer oeren W}ooeue. Die f9nsrer ais
Die Suit na9 Dirt Der 00gel ii9 f9tpe.
bend erbalten unb fortbstpesen foGen.
Sir Den Wettbeperb benanpter Slug
mai9ineH bat Ser aDnig Don Stolien
etnen preis geftiftet. Die Slusappaz
rate miiHen nit einem Motor perie1en
uno ~penigitens eine perfon trasen
tonnen. IS peroen fopobl 9ra1en<
flieser als 2noer= uno Gliigelfliessr
5ugelaheH. auf tetnen 1aa aber gss
mff4te 4pparate, fei osnen Elm 8aaon
our @ntlaiuns d%nsetuanot neroen io1.
3piI6en ben @pparaien berIellen Mrt
ftnoet Elm Nnsf9eioungsfdmpf ra0 Der
Saller Der 3eit itatt, fpa4renb lpel1er
fi9 Elm @pparat in Der 2uFt nj efbalten
permas. Sn elmer 3~tpeiten 2eibs bon
Wetttdmpfen foGen Die otei beTtegl
@pparate ieber @attung eru,itts.t lser=
ben, Ser Slug IOll minosi tens flint
Minuten oausrn 1lno % Meilsn lana
Iein.
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tier geridt. 10 oaB Die Boriberaeben.
ben Db oes ieltiamen Inblifs elmer
~lebeneiger &etlar1e iih itauten. @eu=
gieriee bin5uitrDmten uno bic BDlis
sei iblieBlib einareifen muBte, nm
ben 8ertebr oufreht au erbnlten.
- Gin entiebli@es 9raueripiel bot
fih in Der &ummelsbureer StroBe
in Berlin abaelpielt. Die gilblerss
frau Wtebring, Die init einem iunpen
Wann ieit amei Sabren elm unerlaub<
tes TerbdltniS unterbalten bate, mar
l9mermiitig eetpDrben, neil Der 8es
liebte iie nerlieB uno tbr gbemann
Iie eleidaeitig auf Sbeiouna pers
tlaate. Neultb Ibenos loGte Die
un1liidli6e lire beioen ainoer IN
elm 5blafaimmer, le9te ibnen Stride
um ben 6als uno tnipfte betoe an
6aten, Die lie in Die Bano gstrleben
hatte, auf, purauf iie fih ielbit ers
hdngte. Die gauge Samilie puroe
am nGbiten 0a@mittaa uDn Wahs
barn tot au~fgefunoen.
- Die SDulmeiiters Wfilere lit i'm
l Heihstoe uno audi in Den Gambia
aer Der perihieoenen Buroe3itaaten
in ben lebten Sabren u~usdblige Wale
beleuftet tporoen. gs 1T tuum swei
Sabre Der, ieit Iuauit Bebel i'm
| &eidstae bas glenb Der in S0bfen
uno Stalen lebenoeu Suaenobilouer
Oitelbiens in ben ollteriten ,sarben
l1iloerte. WaS Der nrote" 8olts=
tribun oarnals iaate, murbe ourh Die
bonn ,2ptals Inseiaer" uub anberen
eroBen Beituneen ausgeihiften Wes
rihterltatter pDllauf beitdtigt. Bur
Beiieruua Der 4age oer arruer Shule
meifter 1T iebo@ nidts 9eiheben.
Ser alte Sblenorian gina ieinen
Gang, aber nun rdht iib Die nerbrez
deriIhe @leibeiltiateit, init melber
Die @~eeteruna bic 9ebrer bebanoelt.
Sc moht iih, nit Nusnobme Der
iiooeutihen Staaten, iiberan Elm
itarter 2ebrermaneel gelteno. Das
if natiirlih niht gu peruunoern,
oenn Elm 8ater miro ieiuen Sobn
bod itets lieber gum out besablten
6anomerter. als gum bungernoen
Bdsneugen MAIDEN. Der 9ehrermans
manael lit in mehreren Der preuBis
iden 8r0pinsen 10 8roB. Dab 3. 9.
in Ghlesnig : SDlftein leit Beginn
oes neuer Semeiters oreibig Bolts
lhulen p~oqitdubig geihlDiien meroen
muBten. nno bic &inoer nun ieoen
Gag awei Weaitunoen nett gu SUB
geber miiiien, UNI nutoarftigen nns
terriht in oen glementarfdbern au
erbatten. @benio ihlimm, mie in
Sblesnig. 6Dlitein. iiebt eS in bieier
Beaiebuna in Dloenburg. 6arnoner
uno iiberbaupt in gang Rorooeutid.
lano aug. Das Gultusminifterium
aiebt au, baB Der Shulamane in pie=
fen Beairten abiolut unourhfibrbar
lit unb aerbriht iih nun ben Gopf
I onriiber. mie oa Mbbiilfe eel9afft
| meroen tam. Mn oaa Wdmftliegenoe,
bic @rb6bune Der Ghulmeilteraebdls
ter uno Die Seranaiebune neuer
&rafe gu oieien gepIagten Berufe.
oenft ie6oh feiner Der neilen 6erren
i'm Winiiterium.
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Gbrenbiirgsr 3ootb. Del
9eneral Der 6sii4dSi@ee. @ootl. lit
lestbtn pon btr G.tN Cooperation BON
Sonoon gum @6~reabirger Der Gtaot
ernannt iporoen. Ser Sa1ten, tporin
fbm Die llrtunoe iifetreid)t ipuroe,
bate nllr IS ($25) eetoIist, oo9 paren
100 8uineen 1928 fir ote 9eils>
arnee BARN entbalten.
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8eiudt Shofs's Salon, Ilas
mo Blaaa. Stets friides Bier an
Bapf,
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Nind's 5 Gents oapana. gisarre
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Sn San Ormn Itarb s. 6. Sin.
oenburn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-01

steamers. We can not in this small
space set forth the many strong points
OF The Uncle Sam Company She is
under the management Of business
men, and mer whose hearts are in the
fight for justice in the oil fields and
you can bank on the proposition being
pushed In good faith to grand success.
This announcement win appear promi-
nently in efty-two Of the leading papers
OF the United States VIII be read by
over ten million people. Decide for
yourself whether now is the tine to
telegraph your order
Better Telegraph Your Orders and
Have Company Sight Draft You
With stock Attached.
There VIII be lots Of investors who
will conclude to buy thie stock at the
last minute or they may not see the ad-
vertisement until late. To these peo-
pie we would advise them TO telegraph
the secretary to send stock with sight
draft attached and the company will
honor all orders on such kilograms that
bear date on or before or pto the
hour OF midnight Monday night July
ard. But put one thing down IN your
hat good and strong. this stock goes
up 25 per cent after midnight July
Third. References; The Montgomery
County National Bank. The cherryyale
State Bank. The Peoples National
Bank. all OF CheIryvale. Company Is
running drills and bringing In add
tional producing wells weekly. Com
paay has room on undeveloped OIL
lands for over six thousand (6.000l oil
ana gas wells. Full gage announce
gaents have appeared N the leading
papers OF the Union during the past
three moaths explaining the company
more fully You can write OF wire for
more fuIl particulars, but remember
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a difficult selection OF eighth -~ade nu-
sic. and received the prize in her class
he third number was selection in
the seventh grade, rendered by Miss Ida
Murphy, Of Hobart Miss Murphy has
unusual musical talent ana played her
selection In creditable manner She re-
ceiyed the prize in the seventh grade
music class a most beautiful rarp solo
entitled "Mandolinita" was nicely played
by Miss F1ossie Doggett OF Perry Miss
Doggett began her instruction on the
harp at st. Joseph's two years ago She
has considerable musical talent, pos
sessing very sweet soprano voice She
is member Of the class OF '06 Miss
Doggett was awarded a very pretty little
gold cross for her attalnments on the
harp. The medal in the sixth .rade ron
test was won by Miss vanie Tiighman,
Of Chandler. Miss Hazel Herrington
played a delightful violin solo and re-
ceiyed the premium for the greatest inn
provement In the violin class Music
On the Waters" was played b., the con-
tesiants IN the fourth grade mrsic class.
The silver medal was won by Miss Bes
sic Callison, niece OF Mrs p r. wal
ton, Of this city. Little Miss Niles. a
sister OF Captain Niles. Of This city.
won the premium offeras to the first
grade contestants The Rev Fatner
Mutsaers d. D., delivered a most elo-
auent and helpful address 20 the pupils.
He spoke Of all that had been revealed
to science and the possibilities tnat. sci
enoe holds for the scientific men and
women Of the future. After addressing
a rev words to the young ladies on the
special sphere whi h mos. OF them would
be likely to I'LL in life. a A exhorting
them 10 further efforts in attaining a
high moral character as the essential TO
a life Of success. re distributed the hon-
ors conferred from the academic and
departments.
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chise for pipeline f79 miles long
clear through to the waters front al
Kansas City and have a ffty-seven acrs
Site for refinery number two on the
banks Of the nav'gable waters. Has
hfty-fve D.iles Of pipeline now on the
reads. "a miles Of this order is now
delivered at Pipua. Neosho Falls and
Cherryyale and is paid for. At least
ten thousand acres of additional oil
lands VIII be secured and the Kansas
City pipeline will be completed and
another refEery built Authorized
capitalization CT the company 3 ten
million dollars. The assets back Of the
company as stated above on a ecnser-
yatiye basis exclusive Of cash in the
treasury and over ninety thousand
t$s0,0O0.0o) dollars that is subscribed
on gilt.edge installment contracts
which Will all be paid in during the
next four months making all together
close to six hundred thousand $500.
100000 dollars Of property -Four mil
Ion and eight hundred thousand shares
Of the capital stock or nearly one-haif
is still In the treasury and will be sold
for from 8 to 80 cents per share and
the proceeds put into additional oil
lands ana pipelines and rehneriea. We
think on a conservative basis that any
man can safely hgure on this Uncle
Sam stock increasing IN solid values
to so cents per silare in the next four
months The pipeline to Kansas City
viii pay for itself in the saving OF
freights in eighteen months.. There is
from three to ave dollars per barrel
profit in lubercating oils. From the
Missouri River front We can noat this
oil unhindered and fres ia the three
great misunderstanding centers Of the
Union. and Il need bo to the mouth o.
the hississippd and load her On ocean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-01

The Uncle Sam Refinery Company
now have a quarter million dollar re-
hnery practically completed and paid
for and will be opened up for business
on July Fourth. when all Southern
Kansas, and people from all over the
Unitsa States will assemble in great
delegations to dedicate this great in
dependent enterprise. Parade several
miles long Camons' Military Band
from Wpdeld. sanford's Military Band
from Wichita. and the Chartyvale Band
and drum corps will furnish the music
for the day, Patrick Henry Coney
commander of the Kansas G. A. r.. Will
light the fires under the refinery fur
naces in the morning. Old soldiers
from all over will be in the line OF
parade and take part in the ceremony.
Several near by army posts Will be out
in force Kansas Ia doing things you
know, She started a fight on oppres.
sion and wrong In the COS and she is
otAlt an tiAC Atht A'li JuotiStf dhu the
opening OF The Uacle Sam Refinery
under these circumstances is guar
antee 70 every investor in the United
States that their property win be pro
tected. The Uncle Sam Company now
has over twelve hundred Kansas stock,
holders. and In addition to this there
are over fifteen hundred more scatter
ed all over the United States and INTO
Canada ana Mexico The stock at the
present prices is in great demand. Re
mlttances running as high as four
thousand dollars In single day The
company has been crowd'Eg develop
ment from the word 80. and are sell
ing the stock OF the company at
price n0W that is great money maker.
In fact without a doubt Il Is the great
cot lnYsstment offered In America TO
day.
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Stock wiz Be Advanced rs Per Cent
Next Monday.
The hours are numbered that any
one can secure stock in the Uncle Sam
Company at anywhere near present
prices However ali remittances fol
stock that are in the mails so that they
viii bear the post office mark at their
starting place of July 3rd, OF before
VIII be accepted at the following
prices; 500 shares at $4,000; 1000
shares at 5000; 5000 shares at
$4,000; 10000 shares at $4,000; or
any number OF shares over five huna-
red on the same basis.
lnstailment Offer Gives Every Man a
Chance.
To give every man a ciance 10 share
the great PROFITS in thls refinery and
pipe line company the following in.
stallment offer E!ii still hold good un-
til Monday night; 500 shares $500
cash and Ave monthly payments OF
$500 each; 1000 shares 5000 cash
and five moathly payments OF $1,000
each; 5000 shares 5000 cash and nvs
monthly payments Of 5000 each: To-
900 0hares $1,000 cash aud ave month
" payments OF $4,000 each. Par val
ue Of the stock is slO0 per share and
worcestershire.
Assets Back Of the compsny.
Company now owns and controls
over seventeen thousand (l7.0eO) acres
OF OF. lands. seventy-eight (7S) oil and
gas wells, four pumping plants. Has
quarter OF a million dollar refinery
pract 'caliy completed and paid for. and
viii be reclining oil in less than ave
days Has thousands OF barrels OF oil
In storage and upwaras thirty miles of
lateral pipe llnea conpectspg three
fourths Of tho cherryvaie neld. Is
com2istins more linee. Has the fran
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FlIson.Traa.r.

The marriage OF Mr.. Kari Filssn. the
eldest son OF Mr. and Mrs Charles Fill
son, OF this city, ami Miss Lucie NJ. ira
der. only daughter OF Mrs Jennie e.
Trader. celebrated Wednesday at okla
homa City. was social event OF consid :
cradle prominence The ceremony took
place at two o'clock II St. Paurs Ep,s-
copal church The altar decoration was
Of white sweet pea blossom and aspara-
gus .ern. Before the ceremcay Miss
O'Connor played Batiste's Communion
and La Fontaine," by Lysberg The
Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin. an
nounced the entrance OF the bridal party
and NendeIsshons wedding March"
was played after the blessing. Rev. A.
B. Nicholas, OF Guthrie. oficiated. using
the beautiful and impressive ring cere-
mony OF the Episcopal church. The bride
was given away by her uncle, Mr. Rock
well HoskIns, OF Houston.
The bride wore handsome gown OF
heavy white silk, with yoke and bertha
Of rose point lace.
DIR. and Mrs. Filson left on the three
o'clock Santa Fe train for a two months
"NuuiAs Nlp' lhey go 70 the Michigan
lakes for three weeks and from there
TO Baltimore. Maryland. where Mrs. Fill
son will visit relatives while Mr. FiIson
makes business trip to White Sulphur
Springs. Va After the first OF August
they will be at home in Oklahoma city
to their friends, in handsome residence
on East Eighth street. which the bride
inherited from her fathers estate.
Among the reEembrances received
were gifts Of cut glass. silver, hand
painted china and pictures. The bride
wore STYLISH going away gown Of blue
silk with hat and gloves 10 match.
The out Of town guests were.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Filson and son,
Theodore.
Mrs. Filson. sr
Mr. Carl Astcalf
Mr.. Willard Lindwar
Mr.. Frank Fi:son. Noble.
Hon and Mrs. Rockwell HosISins. OF
Houston. Texas
Filson Trader.
The wedding OF Miss Lucio Trader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-01

The music contest and school exhibit
held Friday afternoon at st. Joseph's 5
academy was largely attended and en-
ioyed very much. The visitors wsre con-
ducted through the building and shown
the various displays, The people who
Viewed the work accomplished at St
Joseph's during tie past year are con-
vinced that the students are thorough
workers in the class room as well as
good entertainers. Many Of the pupils
Of former years were also visiting AZ the
academy. County Superintendent Der
rick attended the exercises and mas heard
to make many complimentary remarks
on the displays. The needlewerk ex-
hlhit was very much admired by the
ladies'. and all were delighted with the
beautiful art display in the studio The
first number on the program WAS a well
rendered piano solo by Miss Mar; ha
Smith. OF Kaw City. She has been a
student at St. Josephs for three years
and is member Of the graduating class
OF 1907 Miss Smith was AWARDED a gold
meial as first prize in music. Miss
Gretta Richards, OF Omaha Neb.. played
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the violin obligato. Carl Douglas recited
poem entitled "Dispel the Gloom. %
Thirteen girls gave an exercise called
Frightening the world" which was one
Of the pretties, ~bers on the program.
The girls -. prettily costumed and
each carried lighted candle. Herbert
Penteccst spoke very nicely a pretty
poem entitled do All You Can" Ward
Ventress recited Don't You Care Lit
tie Lila Kessler recited in a charming
manner, "TaN.ng the Collection The
ladies' who directed the exercises de-
serve special mention for the excellent
training given the children aad the mem
bers Of the school who took part in tho
entertainment merit the many compli-
ments spoken by the large crowd at the
church last evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-07-01

The Childrens Day entertainment, Civ
en- sunday evening at the First Christian
church, was one OF the most enjoyable
church AFFAIRS given in tie city The
church auditorium was elaborately deco
rated with roses. foliage and red, white
and blue electric lights In a pretty lit
tie conservatory a tiny fountain spark
led amid ferns and rose blossoms. Miss
Della Dunkin played the first number OF
the program a beautiful pipe organ So
10. Miss Mary F. Smith ana Miss Merle
Newby, violin, played the acc1mpani-
mcnts for the musical numbers given by
the children A song, Beautiful sun
shine was sung by the entire school.
followed by a scripture reading by tho
pastor. Lester Allen recited very nicely
a little poem entitled Bright Day OF
Days" Little Mary Leon. Catherine
oberholser ana FAIRY Brown sang Ino-
ton song ertitled Little Things Edith
Warner recitcd piece entitled Little
Things Brighten" Make Somebody
CLAD was tae title OF a recitation by
Esrl Weber Miss Della Dun.in 8ng
very sweetly ave Maria" by Lange.
Miss Valley Jones played the pipe organ
accompaniment, and Miss Merle Newby
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Miss Eva Allison. formerly city su-
perintendent Of the Medford schools. and
who VIII have charge Of the English
literature class at the Logan county high
school this fan Is suffering from "a very
painful accident While out rliing an
evening or two ago In Medford. aer horse
became frightened. She jumped from
the saddle and IN attempting to reach
the animals head 20 calm him, she
spruned her ankle SO severely that she
Is unable to walk without the assistance
of erutches Miss Allison is one of the
Instructors IN the Grant county normal
institute. now in session at Medford, and
the accident is regretted very much by
the entire faculty and students who are
attending
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Mesdames Charles Cunningham Jonn
~. Hildreth and Robert sohlberg enter
tanned the members OF the Ertrc Nous
club Tuesday morning in delightful
manner at the pretty home Of AIRS. cum
ningham. on North Ash street rhe
parlors were prettiiy decorated with
sweet peas and nasturtium blossoms. end
a dainty three course lunch was served
TO the guests. Mrs Charles Pond won
the first prize and Mrs Fred Van Dayn
the lone hand prize Mrs Hugelns was
The guest OF the club. This is the last
meeting that this popular club viii have
until fall
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farm OF her father H. A. Thomas. twice
a member Of the oklahoma Legislature.
Nr. and Mrs. william Blincoe aud 1T
tie son left Wednesday morning for
Michiean, and viii spend couple OF
months az summer resorts on the lakes.
Miss Mabel Gailigan. Of Cushing. who
has been In the city for some time the
guest Of Miss lone Coyie, has returned
~ her home.
Miss stella Rariaker entertained the
kimona club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Katie Frazlor and Mrs. Fred Luft
came over from Enid Tuesday .uoraing to
visit friends and spend a couple OF days
at the convention.