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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06

The testimony OF tens of thousands during he
West. Year by year the agricultural returns
have increased in volume and i'll value, and still
the Canadian Government offers 100 acres free to
ever bona fide settler
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06
FARMS FOR RENT s ~ s es.,s @:
J. MUhRAil. sioux CITY. III.

SIOUX CITY PRO Co. 1,1s7-4s, 1908
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06
"A Positive
CURE
E!y's Cream Balm
Is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Omen.

IT cleanses, soothes
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane. 1t cures Ca
tarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re
atorcs the Sonsea OF
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-12-06
CHESTER E. GILLETTE.

been found the youthful prisoner gave
no sign of emotion.
Gillehce bent over y nearby table,
drew toward him a bit OF white paper
md, taking - pencil from his pocket,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04
DIG UP HISTORIC CANNON.
Famous Gun Was Thrown Overheard
from British Ship During the
Revolution.

Palermo, N. J.--There has Just bean
dug up here and removed to Ocean City
cannon with revolutionary his
tory. For more than a century It had
done duty as a fender on the Marshall
property, on what is known as the
Cannon and Shore road. where II had
been placed by Uriah Smith, an early
settler of the county. and who owned
the property at that time. While the
cannon had long been famous In that
section, little was known of its history,
and II. l.. Stafford, of this place,
looked II up.
From BARRIERS history OF Cape May
county he learned that the cannon was
one of the ~ thrown overheard from
the British brigantine Delight, which
went ashore in fog on Peck's Beach:
on June 2, 1873 The local militia took
possession OF the vessel and sent its
crew under guard TO Philadelphia. The
cannon, cast of to tighten the ship in
an effort TO get OF the beach, was
found by Smith and placed at the
corner of his land for fender.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

ST. Ignace. Mich What has been
looked upon more or less as a wild
dream Of a ship canal by the people Of
northern Michigan may yet become a
reality II the views Of lawrence T..
oMara, once Of sault Ste. Marie but
now OF Chicago. are 20 be taken as
correct His scheme Is for the con-
struction Of ship canal between Lakes
Michigan and Superior following
route few miles to the east OF Mar
quette A bin authorizing the project
was introduced In the recent congress-
Were such water way constructed It
would mean a saving In distance from
the head OF the lakes to Lake Michi-
gan of over 400 miles The canal would
be 40 miles long and would cost, Il is
estimated. S40.000,000.
Schemes contemplating the same
project have been broached before. but
nothing ever came Of them The plan
has been pronounced feasible by some
persons, while others have said that It
was impracticable. among these a Mar
quette engineer familiar with the pro-
posed route. who figures that at the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

proved oneof the largest gatherings In
the history Of this time-honored Jer-
sey custom, Monmouth Beach was
as usual the scene OF the greatest
gathering OF the farmers from the In
terror of the state At an early hour
in the morning vehicles Of every
description began to arrive at the
beach, and each carried at least one
family bent on days outing.
The cottagers and guests at the
fashionable hotels along the shore
have always made It point to visit
,he beach on the afternoon Of Salt
Water Day for the special purpose Of
looking at the bathlug rigs In which
the farmers and their wives and OFF
syring appeared 10 the surf In years
gone by a paiS OF overalls and perhaps
o jumper for the men and calico
wrapper for the women were considl
cred quite correct for bathing attire
bat today, although the suits worn BY
the women we're for the most part evi-
IDENTIFY Of home manufacture. many OF
them were OF modein pattern and at
tractive in color and style Many OF
the men. too had ordinary bathing
suits. so that the spectacle was not
nearly SO picturesque as It once was
Next Saturday viii be observed as
Little Sea Day. and again the farmers
and their families will gather at the
beach for surf bathing and games.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04
ARKANSAS COTTON GROWERS.
(By Assoclated Preae.l

Little Rock Ark, Aug. Pursuant
to the call Of President B. II. Burnett
Of the Arkansas division OF the south
ern Cotton Growers association the
planters OF this state held county con
yentions today 70 discuss the cotton
situation aud outlook and also to take
steps 70 strengthen their erganiza-
tions. The mass conventions passed
strong resolutions oondemning future
selling in all its forms, and renewing
the pledge OF the growers 10 support
the Southern Cotton association Ia It's
movement 10 tree the planters from
the dictates Of the wall street speeu-
lators
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04
Must Behave Five Years.

Oroyille, Cal.-The last will and
testament of John Dudley Meng, CAP
italist who resided at Chico and who
was known ali over the northern part
Of California, has been file dior pro
bate in this country. The approximate
value of the estate is s60,eO0. Under
the will the estate is to go TO an only
son. Charles Anderson Meng The
Will, however recites that the son
shall receive only $50 a month for a
period OF fye years. After that time
II young Meng quits his reckless ways
and acquires fixed purpose In life
the trust shall expire. II not the al
lowance shall continue.
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Plan to Join
TlUo Great Lakes

highest point cut to depth Of g1o
feet would be necessary, and this
through solid rock However, Mr.
OMara declares that the promoters
have confidence IN being able to Goai
the proposition and carry the project
to successful issue
The bin introduced in congress pro-
vldes that Thomas Dolan. Jr.. r. r.
Sprague. T. r. O'Mara. 5ohh IT. Mauri-
thus. G. w Dolan Edward Spragie and
Lincoln n Titus be granted tho right
OF way through the waters Of the unit-
ed States to enable The construction
and operation Of ship canal connect
fng Lakes Michigan ard Superior via
Whitensh river Mud lake ard An
Train river and lake. IN the stats o.
Michigan. with powss and authority to
construct and maintain an necessary
harbors. locks. dams. channels. dikes
and piers without expense TO the Unit
ed States.
The bill provides that the secretary
of war shall FIRST approve the plans for
such canal or channel and that the
privilege shall IN no way interfere With
the usual navigation along the pro-
posed waters The bills also provides
that IN the transportation Of military
or naval stores. trops or munitiors of
war of the United States no toll shall
be charged, and in addition no tolls
shall be charged logs or RATS or craft
now able to use the waters
In We event the bin Is passed con-
struction shall be undertaken within
two years and the canal completed
within six years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

Mexico CityC-Se terrified is Prest
dent Cabrera Of Guatemala Of the revo.
iutiOnists. according 70 Duncan Bank.
hart, consul general Of Salvador here.
that All OF his food is sent to him In
tin can by his mOther and securely
locked. lest II be poisoned en- sogte.
Cabrera is 80 afraid Of assassination
that he never sleeps two consecutive
nights in the same room Il Is aisd
said that Cabrera has become SO NOR
bid that he has imprisoned the wiyef
IT leading citizena
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begin on q system Of water works. Sui
phur is fortunately situited with respect
70 a water works system. Natural 1res-
cnoe from her immense artisan wells Will
dispense with the necessity for Dunp-
ing machinery no hlter systems win be-
raaulred and no reservoirs necessary
Thus It Is with nominal outlay may
be secured a water WORKS which would
cost a smali fortune to most towns,
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pumped by Plgi Loekiaw Kills.

Loylestown, O.--Joseph Keiffer, who
was knocked from a ladder recently,
Is dead from tetanuR He was pick
ing cherries from trse at his home
here when one Of his pigs entered the
yard. His dog gave chase and the
pig darted under the ladder upon
which Mr. Keiffer was standing The
ladder toppled over. throwing him 80
feet TO the ground He was uninjured
except for a broken finger. which he
Ignored until lockjaw set H. Then he
was beyond medical aid.
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several weeks, win return home Mon
day morning.
Miss Albina Stevens stenog-apher IN
the governors office left this morning
for a two weeks vacation trip to be
spent in the north.
Miss Mlnta Smith left today for a
four weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Oklahoma CITY and Darling
ton Indian agency.
Mrs Ralph e. Morrison and little
daughter Josephine. who have been here
from Ponca City this week visiting Miss
Ida Niblack. returned home this mora-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Hagney arrived
IN the city this morning to be here over
sunday. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. r.
e Taliman. MI and Mra. Hagpey are
Just returning firm their northern honey
moon trip and expect to make .heir home
in Oklahoma CITY. Nj Eagney having
charge Of the Santa Fe ticket office
there.
Below follows the interesting program
given last evening By Miss Hagar's
piano students assisted ~ the young
Misses Edra Ayers, Jennie Berry Otter
and Tressie Matthews, vocalist, who
sang very sweetiy;
Fifth NOcturne ......-.....-... leybach,
/ Miss Olive Armstrong.
Yocei-The Heavenly Song,
Miss Edna Ayers.
Hearts and Flowers ............ Tobani,
Miss Viola Aronson.
Duet-Lauterbach Waltz ...... Werner
Miss Faye Randall, Miss fagaE
Vocal-would You Care?
Miss Tressie Matthews.
Hungarian Dance .....-......- schmid,
Mis- Lille Weinberger
| Forget Me-Not ........-........-. Read
Miss Margaret Stewart.
Vocal-''You tell me your Dream, fn
tell you Nine
Mis- Jennie Berry Otter.
Loves cssssug ............ Jueckenberg
Miss Edna Ayers.
lola ...-.. ........4..... ..s.....s Johnson
Miss Lila shultz
Duet-Can me Back .......-.--- Fischer
Masses Viola and Pearl Aronscn.
Vocal-Good Night. Beloved, Good Night
Miss Edna ayers.
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with beating his wife was arrested last
might boy officer william Vampner lie
IS Low behind the bars IN the city jail
and will be given "A trial this afternoon
a. the five O'Clock session Of court
Bin Brown, Eli Williams and Virgh
shendrd. an colorod. We're hneG each $40
and costs or the alternative 81 hfiecn
days on The rock pile Tor beating Mr.
Russell. the superintendent Of Island
park. Mr. Russell Is an aged man and a
grand army veteran. The boys IL is al
legged have been annoying him for some
time. The trio held no money With
which TO pay their fines and win serve
the fifteen days in the lookup.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

passed through here this morning en-
route to Oklahoma City for a series Of
gaihes with the Nets Jimmie Geer,
formerly a member OF the Guthrie base
ball club, Is with that team and greeted
few friends at the station.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

Why does the sun burn? Why does
mosquito sting2 why do we feel un-
happy in the Good Old Summer Time2
Answer: we don't. We use Dewiit's
witch HazSl salye, and these little his
don't bother us. Learn to looH for the
name on the box 70 get the genuine
sold By G. H. Renfro.
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saturday.
PROSPECTUS.

PHoSPECTOS.
Saturday.
City Fede. ,tion Of womens clubs con-
udcts flower contest in afternoon at
Ramsay's store.
Judge and AIRS Frank Dale have re-
turned from an extended northern trip
Mrs. E. c. Van Pattep is mere from
Ralston for week visit With MfS. r.
I. WaltoIl
wallace and Mckay Kneisy left this
mornisS. for sulphur springs to spend
several weeks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. S. X. Van voorhees, are
entertaining their son and wife, Of
winfield Kansas. tbs week.
The executive committee Of the cLs
Federation OF womens clubs is meeting
this Afternoon at the library club rooms
Mi and Mrs. J.. f. Leach are home
from delishtful six weeks trip through
tho western states. They enjoyed "A
pleasant boat TRIP on the Pacific while
away
Mrs. r. w Black entertained the Fri
day Afternoon Euchre yesterday. There
we're two prizes. Mrs Webber winning
the FIRST and Mrs. Eva Eager the lone
hand
Mrs. Frank Frantz and three child
rem Master Frank Jr.. Louise and Jim
mie went TO Enid yesterday afternoon TO
remain over Sunday the guests OF rela
tives The governor speaks today az
the q. A. r. reunion az jefferson and
viii join them tomorrow, an returning to
the capital city Monday.
Mrs $. X Van VOORHEES, was hostess
yesterday afternoon TO the Guthrie Whist
club Mrs Robt sohlberg won the firsi
prize and Mrs. Ralph T.. Morrison ths
second. Guests Of the club included Ms
Marrison. Of Ponca city, Mrs. Van Voor-
hees. Winfield. Kansas; Mrs. Wren and
Miss Birdie Lyon, OF Denver. Colorado
al Carnegie library.
J.. s. Wilson, Pawnee.
Roy j. shaw. Blackwell
Charles W. McKnowan. Deer Creek.
Esther Houlton. Howard Kansas.
AR and Mrs. James f. cuyrau, Pal
myla. n. Y.
Mrs G. A. Hughes and little daughter
Blanks wHl spend sunday with friends
"a Edmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Clsrence Buxton ard Mr.
and AIrs Enoch Bamford. ar planning
to spend tomorrow picnicing along th'
Cimanon river.
AliSs Florence Sweet. Of Ponca City
nko has been visiting her aunt ans
uncle. Dr. and Mrs. =. 9. Veuderyort fol
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Prof Tyler or Amherst college. said
recently: "A man can live oomforta-
bly, without brains: no man ever ex-
listed without digestive systsm- The
dyspepeic has neither faith. hope or
charity. Day by day people realize
the Importance OF caring for their d.
sestion reaEs the need q the use ~
little o0grecfive after ovefeafing. A
corrective Ike Xodoi For Dyspepsia.
il disests what you cat. Sold BY C. r.
9snfr0.
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SULPHUR VOTES BONDS.


special to Daily Leader.
sulphur, ]. r., Aus "A special cleo
tion was held here yesterday on the
proposition Of issuing thirty Ave thou-
sand dollars water works bonds The
proposition carried by safe majority
The Issue viii be ready FOR the market at
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Something saved on six purchases out
Of ten-that is possible TO the ad reading
ing huseholder; enough saved to pur-
chase the something else so much
wanted.
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JERSEY OBSERVES
SALT WATER DAY.
lRy Associated Press.l

Asbury Park, n. j.. Aug i-Big Sea
Day. or Salt Water Day. the annual
outing Of the farmers OF Monmouth
and ocean counties, was celebrated on
the beach hereabouts today. and
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Don't drag along with a full bilious,
heavy feeling. Yo. need pill Use De-
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. DO not scksn or grippe. but
results are sure Sold by c. r. Renfro,
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After a heavy meal, take couple or
Doan's Reguiets. ana give your stomach
liver and bowels the help they win need.
Regulets bring easy regular passages
OF the bowels
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conareaatIonaI churoh.

WITT " D'TNTN'T1IT @ITNI7 VT
Corner Sth and Warner on the car line
Ira A. Holbsook. pastor.
Sunday school ai 1890 a. m.
Preaching at 1900 a. m
serices on the laws at night.
Christian Endeavor 1880 >. IN.
Prayer meeting $500 M. Thursday.
Trustees meet at pastors study Mon
day night 500 O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04
NEW HOTEL AT SUI
PHUR DEDICATED.
special to Daily Leader.

special to Daily Leader.
Sulphur, l. r.. Aug. i--rast night a
banquet was given at the New Artesian
hotel to formally celebrate the opening
OF this elegant establishment. An elah-
crate menue consisting of nine courses
was served. The attendance was good
ana the occasion very brilliant Cot.
Sidney suggs Of Ardmora was toast
master.
The banquet was followed by ban
which lasted to early morning
A great many distinguished guests
from the surrounding cities were present
ana tbs affair passed on with perfect
success.
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HarvastTinle

THE EARNING PERIOD OF A
MANS LIFE is HIS SEASON or
PLENTY HARVEST TIME. IT Is
THEN, IL EVER, THAT HE MUST
LAY ny STORES FOR LIFEs WIN
TER yOU-wdAT ARE YOU DOING
WITH TE PROCEEDS or YOUR HAIR
VEST? DO YOU WASTE 1T ALL. OR
ARE YOU WISELY SAVING A PART
THESE ARB PERTINENT QUESTIONS
NOT fAfPERTlNENT LET US HELP
you TO SAVE Make THIS BANK
YOUR "GRANARYr ANR KEEP SAFE
THE GOLDEN RESULTS OF YOUR
INDUSTRY.
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C C @ @ c @ O Q o O O o O O O @
o o
AT THE CHURCHES.
O o
O 0 @ O @ @ @ O . o o @ @ @ @ @ G
NorlcE 10 PAsroRsr

must be in this office ~ nine o'clock
The Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

w r. Crane went to Fort smf.n this
morning.
J. c. Mms Is in town today from OKLA
homa City.
b. f. vanderiord is in Muihali today
on business.
john Mailer came over from TT. smith
this morning.
c. b. Mitchell went to Mulhan to the
morning train.
l.. H. selsor returned from Norman
this morning.
A. W. Ellison. Of Enterprise. Kansas, IS
J. a. Nnniard ia in the city from Good
Goodnight today
r. E. Eddy. OF shawnee. is a visitor
in the city today
s. n. Hopkins went to oklahoma City
on the noon train.
win Clark left this morning for Los
Angeles, California.
Judge T. j. Chambers. Of Oklahoma
City, is here today.
J. r. Denning came vor from El Reno
on the morning train.
J. ]. Dosahoe came down from Null
han ON the noon train.
e. n. Nicholson is here today from the
the saltwater A q ii college.
Geo. Calvert returnea this morning
from business trip to Perry.
f. NJ Tibbetts returned this morning
from a business trio TO Pawnee.
r. w. Bunger came up from Okla
homa City on the morning train.
Mrs. Charles Egberi and daughter are
! ANAN AANAAA NAhtiAt'A agfNAhAitn AAAF AtAa
r, NJ. Bowie returned from a business
trip 10 Oklahoma city on the mornilg
train.
George u. Trekeu, prominent Enid
lumber dealer is in the city TODAY on
business.
United sates Marshal John Aber-
nathy went TO Oklahoma City on the
noon train.
President Page. Of III Langston uni
versity. was here this morning between
trains on business.
Ed Traband was among the Guthrie
people who went 10 Oklahoma city or
the morning train
c. O. Fish has return "a from a basi.
ness trip to Sulphur and other points ir
the Indien Territory
President J. r. Campbell Of the south.
western Norman schoe returned L
weatherfofd on me morning train.
The Leader acknowledge the recoia
Of box Of huge and ucious blacsbef
riss prosecuted by Mrs. L. vampner
w. j. Harry. B r Ashbury r. u
Wortherton, r Stafford apd Arthu
z. Moore are here com oklahoma cir
today
D T.. j. Parker and Htuo son Paul III
this moraing for Al,a where Mr.. Parke
Is engaged IN sunday school missionar
/ work.
Rev c. f. Husel presiding elder q
E the Emitted Brethern church was in IN
city mis- morning from Enid enroute q
Shawnee.
Homer Adams boolkeoDer at IA
Guthrie SAVINGS bank left today 10
Colorado Springs to spend his summe
vacation.
Colonel r. IT. seward returned thi
mornipg from Jefferson where he ha
} i@ei' stending the annual reunion q
: tre Northwestern C. a. r.
There VIII be a free fee cream socia
for the Modern Woodmcn. their wive
and friends az the odd Fellows hal mex
Tuesday evening. August T. 1906
The Webb city. aio bassbsii clu
- --------------- -
+ ,
II A cool lunch
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WIN johnson. alias Pearl sinms. the
festive coiored yeutb for Whom a war
rant was issued yeststany Charging him
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9RoJEcT TO CONNECT BODIES OF
MICHIGAN AND SUPERIOR.

Dill Authorizing Waterway Intro
auced In Recent congress-cost Es-
timated at $4,000, ,ooc-would
Take siS Yesrs 70 Build.
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q "a ST q REz.
Bsar thu zlhs Kind fou Has Asan Boqgif
Signature af &<HHzzMI

Every inch or effective publicity is
added 20 "the stature" Of the bigger
store.
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Trinity.
Trinity Episcopal church. corner No
BILE avenue and Broad street.
RI. Rev Or. Brooke, bishop.
Rev. A. 3. Nicholas. pastor
Sunday school. 10 a. N.
Service ana sermon II a. m
Evening service s p. m.
First Presbyterian.
Corner OF Noble avenue and Division
street
Rev. Harry Omar Scott. D. D.. pastor.
Sunday school, a:i5 a. m.
Services morning aud evening.
Evening services on the lawas theme
Spiritual Sob Culture Z"
Senior Eadeavor 2 .. M
Good music.
A cordial invitatioa 10 strangers.
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Judge and Mrs Frank Dale have re-
turned from an extended northern trip,
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Miss Minta Smith left today for a
four weeks visit with relatives and
friends at Oklahoma city and Darling
ton Indian agency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

Mrs. Z. c. Van Pattep is mere from
Ralston for a weeks visit with Mrs. p.
7. Waltoh
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wallace and Mckay Kneisly left this
nornisS for Sulphur Springs to spend
several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs S. X. Van voorhees, are
entertaining their son and wife OF
winfield Kansas, this week.
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Saturday.
City Fede. ition Of women's clubs 'on-
udcts flower contest in afternoon al
Ramsay's store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

The executive committee Of the cLy
Federation Of Women's clubs is meeting
this Afternoon at the library club rooms.
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several weeks, VIII return home Mon
day morning.
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Mrs. Ralph T. Morrison and little
daughter Josephine, who have been here
from Ponca City this week visiting Miss
Ida Niblack. returned home this mora~
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

Miss Albina Stevens. stenog-apher IN
the governors office, left this morninl
for two weeks vacation trip to be
spent in the north.
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Mi and Mrs J.. +. Leach are home
from delightful six weeks trip through
tho western states They enjoyed "A
pleasant boat trip on the Pacific while
away.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-04

AIRS. r. w Black entertained the Fri
day Afternoon Euchre yesterday. There
were two prizes, Mrs. Webber winning
the FIRST and Mrs Eva Eager the lone
hand
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Mrs. Frank Frantz and three child
rem. Master Frank Jr.. Louise and jim
mie went 10 Enid yesterday afternoon TO
remain over Sunday the guests OF rela-
tives. The governor speaks today at
the g. A. r. reunion al Jefferson ind
viii join them tomorrow, all returning TO
the capital city Monday.