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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-22
COURT NEW rs

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j. Adolphus Hess ct al. vs.. Marvin
d. Boland ct q. in tie intermediate
Court, IN chanoery; Aprtl rules, 2.
F. Morgan, attorney tor plaintiff.
In the case Of the State VI. Lacy
Clayton the defendant was fined SIS
and cost and gave bond IN the penal
sum Of q. 1000 for her god behavior
for one year. RAE; +
The case q Patrick ttings ys.9the
City II Fairmont vas called this o..
efnooa There gas some grpngilag
among the attotnegs about tie plead;
ings BUTT Riil likely. % tftdt: Tie
jury went over to view the property
this latJegno 5s4yii; ~ &. ia Va.
The condemnation pro eed.ngs q
the Baltimore end oalo RailFoad Com
pany against the several properly hold;
ems in First yard vs1 on motion Of
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lightful one for q number Of couples
Of married folk who we're the guests
Of Nj. and Mrs. G. 3. Mealey, 10 their
homo up the Inter. Urban. The even:
.ing's entertainment consisted o. Yari.
our advertisements, games, contests
and music being arranged for jolly
whirl. The concluding issue was an
elegant supper. Miss Jeanneste Ar.
nett, Of Eairmont, was an out Of town
guest present -Parkersburg Dispatch
Hews.
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MA r. W sprInas. I

Mrs. Ed Mcneil Missciarl Smith
and James Smith left tolay for 9
trip to Virginia Hot Springs and
through Virginia. They VIII spend
Thursday H. Washington! Y. 6 and
.willgo from that polut t9Iiot sprlnss;
Later, tles vim visit charlotS psgilllel
sRiShmort5 aud other lioTltsIt re- 9la
Dominion stpfhig tlsg @ilE stqp
III Wasliit s6p ar 1ssip.
American Ese,olptiea MONS
and RBls SMITH ao 'ppIli men'''r'
MorBaniegn NeN Dominion
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Mr.. Arnett continued. coaas TOT
defense rested the motion, but were
oyerruied BY the court
The case Of the Delmat on Company
VI. Fred ". Bartlett went to ne mn.
this afternoon. The case was closely
contested .at every point and has tut.
en- several days for tIial Attorl egs
Arnest and Hess appeared Tor sss.
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Going u inorganic

Miss Hazel Mcdonald VIII ago to
Aorgantown tomorrow at.srnoon
where she win be the guest os'trieuds.
Tor several dsys. Miss Mcuouald VIII
Sc q member Of theatsr pasty who
will witness the opening performance
at swisher's Opera House Monday
night
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lnYttatLona . alrthday 'pal.y.

Miss Meta Gslllher, the eaSsming
little dsuehtef d Mr.. and Ma J. D.
Gtlllhers has issued la[ttattoas tosa
number o. her,little friends fora par.
,tyito DO eiyspiat ibersh home on p'itpsy
street on Friday afternoon from three
O'Clock until Eve. The occasion e
Mss Meta's fourth birthday aapiyet.
gary and her llttc friends wiz help
he. celebrste tie occasion ~ a rogal
happes
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MsetS lTomotroA..

Tho Elizabeth Hayes Circle viii
meet at tho Church Friday attetnopn,'
March 23t, at $3.50 o'clock. Allmem-
,yebrs are urged to attend also an
ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church are
invited
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A Character Patty.

Mrs j. B. Levelie win DO hostess to
the siclllaa Thlmble Club and their
husbands this evening ather home In
the First ward. The entertainment
viii be a character party, ana much
pleasure from the event is antiet.
pated.
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j. Il Levis and bis zsr ll 81
sEsB Flat. are hon atto- '.-
Ii .. Fiamiiicn. ". O. E,
Piesburg. and ". I. Ill,.. &c
.dals. n. passed lhTtus1 tl - q.
dayen route 70 Phlbt d, -.r''e
ne Aariden 'he 1,1I ,t
Q. Keo ~ ~ g.
etnocn on business
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Pattsrson's Condition Not Serious,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 90 Gov,
Is not III as serions condition
as reported. Physicians say there Is
no cause for alarm,
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.EntettaInIna rhImhIe cIuh.

Miss Margaret staggefs p enter
tatuing the young ladies' thimble club
this afternoon at her home on Pier
pont avenue.
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.SOlI.E!!!.:.::.=IY!.


Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Skinner On.
testained few friends at cards last
night al tSelr home on Fifth street.
whist was The diversion Of the even
ing and q delicious luncheon was ssry.
ed.
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Miss Olive Brand Will entertain the
d. 7. D. Club this evening at her
home on Chicago STREET
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h MAYBE
cool NOW

aut that Is no reason Why you
should fail TO provide for the
warm summer days which viii
surely eb upon US before many
suns shah set The West Wiz,
ginian advertisers tell West
Yirginian readers throughout
Fairmont and the Great Upper
Monographs Valley what they
can have in the way Of SUM
mer bargains, for twill be
VERY HOT
/. SOON.
SWEET NELopY -FOUR. IS
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Falmons Lady Present.
Tuesday eqen|'If N n'N'' N'
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LOST This nI6fnIng between the.
watson HoteI and 5oliiae store, q
bunch 81 keyson b steel chain Finder
pae return 70 tbs once. g
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geR REM Business room on Main:
street. pe mouth. Address Box
Oh
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FoR RRl1E one q fotlT.ro om.'
al 10 cths Is: ocmed house; with
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WANT COLUMN

wANTED-A gltf for general hcgsg
work. Apply 70 Nm John 8 9anstlli
Ton, l22 Maple asengs 60!
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WANTED Yetne Nliite girl 70 assist
ia small famtly Apply West
Virenian ONCE
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Los7-8 mediam sized ladys gold
witch between Christie . store and and
no Fairmobt Ncrnai school bull ing.
Finder viii please return 70 TIE West
virsinian once nd obtain rssard.
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ron aENT.
F6f a ed fo6nsS With
o. without 6cad. a2i Columbia 81
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ua,sr ana g Apply 8. Q, Morris.
ass washloa 20 Jefferson SIS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-22

FOR RENT Basement room, 'front.'
INK on Parks ssenue, under Citizens
poliar SAVING Bank
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nor RENT broom nat, all conyeu-
fences. Corner ci Walnut and. Fourth
snsels.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-22

FOR RElgI sIx.room house with
bath at IS Warrington street, Pos,
session d once. Apply TO J.w. Ha'r
y cas- eacs Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-22

WANTED Gil ~ general house
work Some one p Bofk during the
aay and sleep d home preferred! Az
ply either ncon Of evening At S26 Gas.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-22

s 4 Mellow n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-03-22

CoR 3 pna Beyep.Eoom house.
quo I'D tWo. aata. Al
uo1sIn lces. Good locations.
ssotss Bunk Building. Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

Mrs. {. NJ. sarchct was hostess Tues
day at a series OF very enjoyable card
parties, elvea IN honor Of Mrs. Arthur
II. Gelssler. OF Carmen In the after
noon progressive euchre was played,
Mrs William Crimes winning the first
prize. Mrs. Henry Thompson the lone
hand. ara Miss Louise Smith. OF Ponct
City. the consolation. Mrs. Sarchet was
assisted in receiving the guests by her
mother, Mrs. Huggins. The guests at
the afternoon affair included Mesdames
T.. @. Sharpe. Melville Ca,oer, Elizabeth
Biningsley, chas q. Biliingsey. Henry
Thompson, Chas A. Cunningham. Chas.
r. seely, r. r. Carlin, +. b. Lucas,
Dr. Barker, Vim. Grimes. Way, OF Paw
huslxa, Morrison, Of Ponca City: Braun,
Heinz Braun. J. J. Boies: Misses Smith
Niblack. Pattison. Pentecost and Braun.
During the evening high Ave was
played. The prizes were won by Mr..
Otto Zimmerman. Mrs. WIN Rejahl. Mr.
MeElhlnney and Mrs. c. r. Peck. A
dainty three course lua-heon was serv-
ed. The guests: Messrs. and Mesdanes
c. II. Pecx. Otto Zimmerman, Ed. John
son, William Rejahl. Ira I.ongaker, A.
!. McElhinney. j. NJ Mcconnell, Mr..
Jack Savage. 81 Beaver City; Mrs.
Johnson, Of Oklahoma City, and Miss
Hedwig Braun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

Among the out Of town ladies' wko
called during the afternoon were Mes-
DANES j. p. Decker. Medford: Noble.
Oklahoma City; watkins. Enid: Grace
Van Pettcn, Pond Creek: Ferguson.
Enid: Smith, Keolcuk Fails Toderstrom.
Cleveland; Grow. Independence; convIIe.
nj Reno; w9lihurn, Tecumseh: Plough.
Seward; white. shawnee. DeHarr, Nor
man; W1koff. Saltwater: Hixon. Elk
City; BlaLemore. Ardnlore: Fox, OKLA
homa City; Geisser Carmen: Davis.
Weathefrod; Kee. Weatherford: Collins.
Pond Creek; Klingman, Cushing: Tenn
ming Edmond; stagner coyle: Boser-
quest, Chickasla; Quinn. Oklahoma City
Robertsn. Chandleri Ramsay. Oklahoma
City; Way. Pawhuska; Cook. Enid; Ow-
ems, Keokuk Falls: Rodkey. Olemah:
Hunnyway, Junction City: b. l.. Cosner,
Enid; King Tecumseh; sanderson. cres-
cent; Darrough vinita; Kilxwood Cot
ebo; Niles. Perry. and Karl ISlson, ok
lahoma City.
Among the Guthrie ladies' who called
were Mesdames Hahn, Wells, Cotting-
ham. Cirisw9ld, Ray. Cunningham. Far.
quharson, Blesh. Boles, Pond. Carpenter.
Jack Morris Leach Willis. Baxter. wiz
son, cocixrum. Douglas. Guss. Filson..
Hixon, Lentz Billingsley. Levy Antrim.
Filson Asp, Crimes Speed, Rambo. WAL
ton and Rhodes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

One OF the most thoroughly enjoyable
AFFAIRS Of the week was the reception
given Wednesday afternoon at the Eiks
new club rooms for the wives and
daughters Of the Masons. The guests
were received BY Mrs L. f. Leach. Jr.,
Mrs. j. w McNeal Mrs. Henry e. Asp
Mrs. c. NJ. Barnes. Mrs. Charles Cum
ningham. Mrs. Charles Blllingsley. Mrs.
j. X. Duke. Mrs. Charles Filson, l6ss.
a. cs Hixon Mrs. William Grimes. Mrs.
Alva J. Niles. Mrs. Charles c. Kneisly,
and Mrs. II. II. Watkins, Of ENID. The
gowns worn by the ladies In the recelv-
ing line were especially beautiful From
a pretty corner these Young ladies serv-
ed punch: Misses Mary Kersey. Alice
Woods Elizabeth and Ruby McNeal.
Louise Smith, of Ponca city; Edna SUIT
ton and Hazel Colburn, ~ Collinsville.
I. r. At the close OF the formal recep-
tion the aides were invited into the par
lors, where fifteen card tables were arr
ranged and the remainder OF the after
noon was spent playing progressive eu-
chre. Mrs. Charles Filson won the FIRST
prize, an elegant Scottish Rite souven-
ir pin; Miss Ida Niblack the consolation.
an exquisite hand painted cup and sau-
Ger. The visitors prizes were won by
AIRS. H. II. Whtsins. OF Enid, Ma
sonic ring and Mrs. w f. Milburn, OF
Tecumseh. q hand painted plate.
Adlef's orchestra played during the
afternoon. White carnations were dis
trbuted among the guests Tor fsvors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

rhS geramount social event Of the
season Occurred Monday night at the
city hail--the Inaugural ball for Govern
or and Mrs Frantz.
Never before was the hail so lavish
~ Geoorated A long arch had been
constructed to the very eGge OF the
walk. and this ives covered with
a pr5fnsion OF palms and red. white
ana blne bunting. Upon entering the
hail proper. on the first floor an elec-
trlc light arrangement spelled the words
Greeting. Governors F'rlnk Frantz.' ID
the stairnnys and into the bah room,
the guests were greeted on either side
with a wealth OF decoration. In the
hail hundreds Of tiny electric lights.
glowing softly through the frosted and
coiored globes, shed a warm color over
the pretty scene. In the southwest cor
ser a series Of arches. nicely arranged,
screen the punch bowls. where attrae-
tive young members Of the social set
and number OF the younger inatrons
dispensed punch during the evening.
IN the council chamker the same red
and white color scheme Is carried out
in the decorations lavishly as In
Aan foom. Hera q buffet iencheon
was served
Governor and Mira. Frank Frantz led
the grand mzrch. the orchestra play
ing the spirited college Life grand
march. and when the last strains OF
the march blend into the Gay caviiier''
two step. three hundred couples were on
The floor. Mrs. Frantz wore an exqui-
site creation Of white crepe de chine.
with gold cloth trimmings and diamonds.
At the BROOKS theatre the non-dano
INK social set can be found. Hall
Gaines elaborate production. The
Eternal City" was the attraction.
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An occasion quite characteristic OF the
charm and cordiality OF the hostess. Mrs.
J. WI McNeal, was the reception given
Thursday afternoon at her spacious
home In West Guthrie. at which the
members OF the local order and the via
iting Scottish Rite ladies' were guests.
The pretty reception rooms and par
iors were nicely decorated for the affair.
Spicy carnations were used lavishly in
producing the artistic effects, and were
distributed among the guests for favors
From a dainty little corner Misses
Elizabeth and Ruby McNeai Alice
Woods, Mabel Rhinehart, Mary Kersey.
Ida Niblack Amy Broxs Of oklahoma
City and Louise Smith Of Ponca City.
served punch. An effective screen Of
palms and fern and tali potted lilies had
been arranged, and from behind this
Erickson's csehestra played during the
afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20
MARRIED Fop Fifty YEARS.

Ottawa, Ont, Jan. 1S.--Sir James
and Lady Grant. who were married in
this oity ifty years ago. were flooded
with congratulations today on the oc-
casion Of their golden wedding anni-
versary. Sir James. although in his
seventy-fifth year, is still hale and
hearty, and Lady Grant who was a
daughter Of Edward Malloch. NJ. g..
for Carleton county for 20 years. en-
Joys equally good health
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

When you have Heartburn. colic, Coated
Tongue. Suspected Breath, Acid-rising-in-
throat. cas-belohing. Or an ineipisnt Cold
take a casoarel.
Remember. all these are not merely
Disoomlorts, but indications Of a serious
Cause.
Nip then IN the bud-eas Candy
cascaret. cascareis don't purge. nor
punish the stomach like Bile-dTlying
"Physics." NJ
They ACT nke Exercise on the Bowel
Muscles hat psopel Food, and that squeeze
shs natural Digestive Juices Of the body
into Food.
cascareh ward of, Or cure. The iol,ov-
a.. 1l....--------------
Consii5afion Bal Byraft
BiiIoaren Diabetes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

fltorlsi superintendent of mothers
meetings. ana 10 spcndlnn a few days
IN tho city. the euGt sf Mrs George
Dawson. During the afternoon Mrs..
Reed favored the guests with vocal
solo. nnd the entire party sang when
the Star o. Oklahoma Takes It's Place
Upon the tgiS Just before departing
for their homes A delicious three course
luncheon was served The members Of
the East Side union were invited to be
guests yesterdar afternoon. and many
Of them we're prcsnet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20


This week has bee, a busy ono for
society. with the inaugural Festivities
the first day. the Masonic receptions
and functlons during mid-week. and the
luncheons and card parties for the week
end Music has been feature OF the
weeks entertainments. The grand con-
cert and the musicale given at the Ma
sonic temple by the university orches-
ira, and the Faculty Concert company,
have received much favorable com
ment
The alleged love Of music is 50 fash
ionabie that not 10 have 1t Is a serious
mistake Fortunately q Is not neces-
sary TO have Kreat deal OF technical
knowledge for conversation. 1t Is usu-
ally sufncient 20 wear your best clothes,
bo a good an round conversationalist
ana have a hearty appreciation Of The
beat society.
society has clnne 10 the darce this
winter aa a means Of diversion and with
what u yet to come no doubt the tired
dancers viii gladly welcome the Len
ten seaes@.
Weddnes have been an Interesting
feature of society doings this winter.
and many OF the cityss most talented
and beautiful young women have given
up the distingulshed honor Of leading
their sct 70 become happily welded and
cen,urciy take their place with the ma
irons.
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A Friend in Need

ETTAHAT thin. little. io-cent Box Of
CascaTets.
When carried constantly in
Il your Vest Pocket, os in my
Lady's" Purse II viii ward off ninety per
cent Of Lies ordinary Ills.
Eat one Of the six candy tablets con-
tanned in that Vest Pocket Box" whenever
you suspect you need one.
Il can't hur. you, and is sure Insurance
against serious sickness.
Want Of Exercise, indoor Employment.
weaken the Bowel Muscles, just as they
weaken Arm and Leg Muscles.
The Muscles lose tone, tension, strength,
to force the food onward.
And the longer they stay In that state
the weaker they become. because the less
exercise they get through the slow pass-
age offood.
cascarets contain the only combination
Of drugs that acts on the Muscles Of the
Bowels and Inlessines. just as Cold Water.
or Exercise. act on a Lazy man.
They ac, like Exercise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

tho popular iittio nciehbos hood card
club. that meets on WcAne<1ay after
Moons. played lhis Wcsk with Mrs ~ O.
barker. Mrs. Fred o. Van Dnyp won
the first prize. Mrs. Hunt the iono hand
and Mrh. }. 6. Hohus the consolation.
Tho guests Included hcadomes J H.
Burford. Frank Dale, Fred Hunt. Fred
@. Van DUN. }. G.. orner, Hva Eaeer.
Frank Best A. =. cummer. Maine ana
Qlat
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Miss Nelle lfNFrell Okeemah
George A. convilie, EI Reno
Mrs. Perry Rodi<ey. Okeemah.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Carver. Cushing.
Isaac A. Brown Cushing
Mary a. conville III Reno. -
Ira Woolard. OlSletoma City.
Albert stebblns. Enid.
Joseph L. Porter. Geronimo.
Mrs. Margaret Thompson. Oklahoma
city
Mrs. Olive Laux, Oklahoma City
T. r. Meechan. Oklahoma City.
Miss Lulu Boasan, Oklahoma city.
II. Beatty Hoom. Mercer, Pa.
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Mrs. W. A. Frasier's one O'Clock
luncheon Wednesday for Miss Amy
Brooks. of Oklahoma city. was one Of
the notable events OF the day. The table
was spread All In white in the spacious
dining room. and decorated with pink
carnations Flowers of the same dainty
pink shade were also given to the guests
for favors. Mrs. l. u. Levy assisted the
In receiving and caring for the
pleasure Of the guests during the Rf-
ternoon. Seated with the hostess and
the honor guest at the table We're Mes
DANES Charles e. Billlngsley. George
Willis. Melville Carter, Alva ]. Niles,
Ralph Morrison, OF Popca City. and Karl
Fison. Of Oklahoma City, and Misses Lou
strang, lone Coyie Elizsbeth and Ruby
McNeal. Pearl Rhodes. Ida Niblacls.
Louise Smith. OF Ponca City; Gertrude
Hunt ana Sherbourne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

Miss Leola Scott daughter OF Judg
J. r. Scott Of Perry. Is here visiting
friends.
Miss Adams. society editor of thu
Shawnee Herald. Is here for a few days
this week, visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lyons are the
proud parents Of twelve pound baby
boy born Wednesday.
Little Miss Margaret Stewart returned
this morning from pleasant visit with
friends at Arkansas City
Captain ana Mrs. b. F. HcEler arc en-
tertaining a charming guest this week
Miss Gainsworth. sf Topeka.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles NJ Relger
were here Monday from Norman, at
tending tho inaugural festivities.
Representative and Mrs John II. Dill
lon. OF ccary. were among the notabiea
at the inaugural BAN Monday evening.
Miss Lou strang went to Ei Reno
Tuesday afternoon to attend the Blka
bail given in their new building that
evening.
Mrs. a. w. Ban Is entertaining a
guest this week at her home IN ives,
Guthrie. her cousin, Mrs. Ed Wise, OF
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Fenton b. Clarx enter
taincA house guests the hrsf Of the
week. Mr.. and Mrs George Ia.nge. OF
Kins1sher.
DR. and Mrs, l.. Haynes Buxton and
J. d. Garrison were here Monday from
Oklahoma City. the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Buxton.
Miss Grace Van Petten is here frov
Pond Greek this week. the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. t. c. Van retten, at their
West Guthrie home.
Mrs. Newland arrived in the city
Thursday rom Chfecothe. Mo-. and
viii make her home in the city with the
remainder OF the family
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y. Lucas went tc
El Reno on Tuesday morning to at
tend the dedication OF the Elks' new
home.
Miss Amy Brooks Is here from Okla.
homa City this week. the guest Of Mrs
W A. Frasier.
Mrs. G. A. McNabb. who has beer
here from Oklahoma City this week. at
tending the meeting . the board OF ag-
riculture. returned home today.
The Misses Roberts entertained house
guests this week. Mr. and Airs a.
J. Ross from Oklahoma city ana Miss
Florence Walker OF saltwater.
Miss Anna Smith. the talented and
gncious young city editor OF the Enid
Daily Eagle. was in tbs city Monday
attending the inaugural festivities.
Mrs. Paul Cooper returned 10 Shaw
mes Tuesday morning. Mrs. CHOPPER came
over Monday TO be here for the inaugu-
fation and the bali in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Turnln, OF Enid,
Witnessed the production Monday night,
Of Hall caine's Eternal City" They
occupied seats IN the parouet circle
Mrs J.. r. Leach entertained house
guests this week caring the Masonic
reunion. Mrs. A. T. fIa:r,es. OF King
fisher, and Mrs. H. II. watkins. OF
Enid
Y Little Miss Jeanette Beadles. who
has been IN for several weeks with scar
let fever. ~ reported convalescent. Tho
quarantine viii be removed in about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carr and litne
son left on the evening train Thus
day for Pawnee. where they win spend
three or four weeks with Mrs. Cars
gSrenss,
Miss Nettie Norris Is here from New
kirk this week. vis'tlng her brother.
District Clerk Joe Norris Miss Norris
Il prominent as an educator. and is
extremely popular ia educational circles
ever the territory,
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No. l lamp chimneys, for Ice. No.
hsmp chimneys. SC each Fancy dec
GRATED lamp chimneys 10c. Rochester
No. 2 lamp chimney. lOc. on Saturday.
at Guthrie Novelty Racket. III East
Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

Little Catherine Greek Is IN with a
severe cold.
The Kimona club Is meeting this af-
ternoon With Miss Mary Kerssy.
aflss Pearle Lucille Dunham came up
from oxiahoma city Friday morning
nrs Rnssell Briees . here from Mus
kosee, the guest q Mrs lsan cQtterel
Dr. Frances A. Wood. Of Kenaas City.
win be week end guest OF Mrs Eva
Eager.
Afr. and AIRS. n Melville Carter came
up from Oklahoma City Monday morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

Attorney General and Afrs. simons en-
tertained informally Sunday evening at
six O'Clock dinner. at their homo on
East Warner avenue, Governor and Mrs.
Ferguson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-20

TO CURE A COLD ~ cEE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnine Tab
let's Druggists refund money n It fails
to cure. II. w. GROVES signature is
on each box. &c