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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Miss Roslna Wilson celebrated her
;an,h birthday anniversa Thursday af-
ternoon at the residence Of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Wilson ,S23 West Man
sur avenue. a coterie OF her particular
young friends were invited to spend the
afternoon and enjoy the anniversary fes-
tai with her The young friends were
invited to bling their doll. and a merry
time wa had. There w,re big wax
beauties as large almost as their fond
mamas. and pretty blue eyed baby dolls
In long dresses. The gay debutante doll
arrayed In wonderful cc-tume % blue
silk, with "a picture hat aoorned with a
huge plume. was also al the party. Rugs
were scattered over the pretty lawn Rnd
beneath tho treea the young guests
spent a t,uely happy three hours. Then
came the pretty luncheon prepared by
the hostess mother All tln goodies that
little girls and their dolls enjoy we@e
served together with deli ious pink ices
and appetizing little cakes wiki the
daintiest white frosting over the top.
Mrs. Householder assisted MIS-. Wilson
with caring for the pleasure the guests
and Grandma Wnaon honord ;he occas-
ion with her presence, mrch 20 the de-
light OF the ten-year-old granddaughter.
Enjoying the birthday festival We're,
Misses Madeline and louise As@ew,
Lucille Douglas. Ethel Peacock Esther
Dwinnen Mamie Goelz, Rachel House
holder Rosie Ludermanr Lucille Klink.
Vera Mayneld, Ethel stowon Alma Wat
kus. Florence Arnold ana Bertha Linz
dcrmann.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15
The Man Who
Pays Twice.

WHO AMONG US HAS NOT BEEN
CALLED UPON TO PAY A BILL A
SECOND TIME AND had TO PAY
1T BECAUSE WE COULD NOT PRO-
DUCE PROOF or THE FORMER SET
ELEMENT? ALL WHO USE ACTUAL
CASH IN MAKING PAYMENTS HAVE
THIS EXPERIENCE. THOSE WHO
PAY BY CHECK ARE SPARED THE
ANNOYANCE AND EYPENSE OF
PAYING TWICE FOR THE SAME
THING. FOR THEY AT WAYS HAVE.
POSITIVE AND UNDISPUTABLE
RECEIPT FOR EVERY PAYMENT.
THAT RECEIPT Is THE CANCELLED.
CfIECK-wHICH is PETURNED TO
THE BANK DEPOSITOR AFTER THE
BANK HAS PAID THE MONEY 1T
CALLS FOR THE CAREFUL MAN
OR WOMAN, WILL HAVE A BANK
ACCOUNT.
OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DIS
pOgAI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Friends in the city have received an
nouncements Of the marriage. Thursday,
septombe- 9Th Of Fred g. McNabb, Of
oklahoma City TO Miss Florence Math-
ers OF saltwater. Mr.. McNabh is the
only son Of Secretary and Mrs C.. A. Nc
Nabb Mr. McNebb and bic bride FIRST
mot when both were students at the A
& NJ college and the announcement Of
the wedding IS the finale Of the school
days romance Mr.. and Mrs Fed Me-
Nabb are az home to their friends at
Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

The Cambridge club Annex met Mon
day afternoon in the club rooms at
Camegie library and continued the read
Ing Of Grace Athertons, "The Con-
qreror Il Is very probable that the
Cambridge club viii not resume the fan
meetings for a cuple I weeks yet Many
Of the members are ont Of the city and
have not returned home The president
Mrs. j. S. Lyon. will announce through
these columns the initial meeting for the
fan 'erm OF the club II 80 Is decided not
to : in the Cambridge work for a few
wetX- yet the Annex VIII hold n ses-
sion Monday afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

At s O'Clock "Wednesday morning at st.
AIary's Catholic church on East Warnr
avenue took place ve~g pretty we'd
ding. The Rev Fathc- Norbert united
in marriage Miss Edna peynolds, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reynolds,
TO Mr. Richard Dressendo fer ( Spring
field. Iniouis. The beautiful. impressive
service of the Catholic church was used.
Before the ceremony MI Stevens sang
ve-y sweetly TO Mrs. Bu-Se's accompani-
ment "'Tis the Wedding Morning To
the strains of Mendelss 'hh's wedding
march PLAYED by Ms. J. ID. Burke the
b-idal couple and thel9 attendants en-
tered the church Miss clyde Reynolds
sister OF the bride. made a charming
bridesmaid She wore Pretty gown OF
dainty white and carried "A basket of
roses. Mr.. Wluiam Doerner was best
man The bride was prtuily gowaed In
an elegant heavy white SILK with trim
mings OF lace. and wore long white
chiffon veil She carried bouquet OF
brides roses The ceremony was wit
Messed hy only the relatives and few
particular friends OF the couple. Follow
ing the ceremony we'd ling bfe,ffast
was served. The bride b wei known
among the younger sets aad Is musi-
can OF mora than ordinary ability. She
has frequently appeared "a recitais aud
always received much favorable criticism
new home. Mr.. and Mrs. Dresseiido-fer
ned home. Mr and Mrs Dressendrfer
VIII leave the latter part Of the week
Cor Springfield where they viii reside
The music recital given Tuesday even
ing az the residence o. Rsr. and AIRS. w.
A. Humphrey. for the benefit Of the pipe
organ motor fund for the First Chris
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Society o. very much Interested in the
Appearance % David Proctor here at the
Brooks Wednesday event .e ih "a Mes
sage from Mars Mr. Proctor WIS seen
last winter at Kansas G ty n this pfo-
dnctioa hy n number 90 Capital city
theatrc-goors un of whom pronounce
the performance to DE Of Unusual merit
a number of lnrge box parties are being
planned for the Wsdnesiay night ape
qearance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

GlobeGazette. Mason Iowa One OF
the most persistent adj rtisers Of
good thing is Chas Pond OF Guthrie
Okla. formerly pd@tne: OF VIM. Peedan
IN the laundry business here. He be-
lieves in oklahoma as a great fruit coun-
try and sends his friend here occas-
ionaily evidences OF that fact Monday a
box Of apples came to the Globe-Ga-
zette with M. Pond compliments.
They came from the orchards Of VIM,
Baker and Samuel Daniels near Guth-
rie The Daniels orchard apples We're
called Daniels Beauties They are
large and in n fine state OF preservation
and would delight the heart Of any
house wife who liked to make the moth
er-uzed make" kind cf apple sauce.
The apples nom the Ba&ci orchard are
equally good and were taken from trees
fourteen years old some OF them two
feet in diameter. and all N fine s'ate OF
preservation Mr. Pond sent his remem-
berance to Mr.. Peedan, General Jas.
Rule and others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

most enjoyable affair Th program WAS
given by Miss Della Durkin, assisted by
her pupils. Rev. ara Mrs Humphrey are
such delightful entvrtairers and well
come the guests with such genuine hos
pitality that the announcement of
function at their home j. always re-
ceived with delight by the old and young
sets alike The pa-lors were made at
tractive for the affair OF Tuesday even
ing by floral decorations Of roses, gold
enrod and huge bouquets OF FLUFFY as
ters The program givea follows:
Fanfare" from VIM TEL. ..... Rossine
Miss d. Dunkiu and Esther 1eland
Asleep In the Deer" ",............ smith
Louis Bronsoj
"Reverie" ...................... Thomas
Vera Minnsr
Fishing" .............. Johnson & Cole
George BrunleT.
"sng Me to sleep ........... Green
Esthe- Beland
Polka de Concert" "............j3 Bartlett
Ethel Douglas.
Trio-"Oh Restless Sea-" "........ White
Dessa Matchett, John Dunkin and w. A.
Humphrey.
Martha" .......... ............ Leybach
Eleanor HanG'rd
Duet-"Lucia de Lameroo", .Danlzette
Miss Dunkin and Estf er Beland.
Meditation" ...........-.... Morrison
! Bessie Whlteey.
Duet-'T.ife's Dream is Ger" Romanza
Miss Dunkia and l., MS Bronson.
Admissions TO the Rolls, "...... Morrison
I4etha Pentecost.
Quartette-"swea and Low" Bamby
Tassa ana Winnie NT1toha Tohr T,nn
kin and W. IL. Humphrey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Miss Pearl Rhodes is ome from
pleasant trip through Colorado.
Miss Tfedwig Braun left this morning
for suiphus Springs to spend thu week
end.
~'.--ea-.
Mrs. G. : smaney is hcre from wich-
i,a this week visiting Mr. and Mira
Thomas Morris.
AIR ana Mrs. Charles Aathis. Of Null
han. are visiting Mr. aul Mrs w. S.
Calvert this week.
Mrs ~ r. chAadie an0 he- sister.
Miss Byrd Rl9elss 6g are visiting IN Ok
laso~a-es'.1a'v week.
lillian Burdette has gone 20
wlchIta TO spend couple q weeks visit
ing friends ana relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. r. " Blake returned
Monday from q pleasant over Sunday
visit with friends In Oklahoma City.
Miss Clara cassel. Of Perry. who has
4 been the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Ed
Gregg, returned "Wednesday 10 her home.
Mrs Harvey Of Townsend, Montona.
is ths guest this week OF her sister. Mrs.
c. NJ sorensen, $40 East Springer ave-
nue.
County superintendent Of schools and
MIS-. c. W. Derrick are ia Perry tais
week guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Elmer e
Morgan.
Ms w. II. Humphrey and little daugh-
ter Mary returned Tuesday evening from
a pleasant visit with friends in Coddc
county.
AnS o. r. Graves. OF Dauvins. Ken
tncxy' Us here visiting her sisters
Aiys. George sendlebach and Mrs. Johr
Schmidt
Miss Nellie Bel, niece Of Mrs L. I
Beland arrived IN the cits Tuesday from
/ Kansas City. Miss Bell iT a teaahe- a
Central school.
le Acorn club viii resume the fal
ines next Thursday. the militia
ling viii be held at the home Of Mrs
". Ruoks.
b orvine Frantz is 81 tertalning thi
- az the Mansion house, on Eas
NcNle avenue, NJ. Henry Hoffman, O
Oklahoma City.
Alr and Mrs d. c. Hunter are plan
ming 10 leave soon FOR trip thropg
Pennsylvania and visit 10 thcir birth
place in that state
Friends { Miss jamie Iiagar are r.
ceivlng from hes this week many prett
and nvel souvenirs OF her eellshtml tr
through tAe South
AIRS Fred l.. Wenner home srom 81
Louis where she ACCOMPANIED her sol
Robert who win attend school ther
this fan aud winter.
Mrs ada Adams OF 'oRlahoms en-,
ana Mrs. Sheppard, OF Chicago. VIII
have been house guests 80 the scotho-li
left today for their respective homes.
AIrs = J. Hndreth left on the after
noon tvaln Monday Tor Milton, Kansai
20 be- with her sister who has suffered
relapse and is again qura seriously %
-dA and Mrs. r. b. Van Duyn. OF clin
ton. Md. who are guests % Mr. am
Ms Pred g. Van Duyn ana their 60
Charley. spent Thursday IN oklahom
city.
Airs r. r. Rosenblott of ST. joe Ni
arrived IN the city Tue day and wi
visit her sister, Mrs. Cha.les Ailer.
e2a North Broad street for week {
tao.
MIS-. James spiece. OF Kingasher WI
came over "Wednesday ertning TO- N
Beland- Raymaker wedding returned G
the afternoon train Tho. sday 20 h'
hone
Az. and Mrs. J. A. sampsel an
daughte- Miss Jessie, Nho have spei
the SUMMER in Colorado arrived hon
this week having enjoyed most plea
ort trip.
Mrs. Roy W Thomas who has hes
here f'om Pond Creek since sunda
visiting her parents. Mr snd Mrs. p.
walton. left Tor her home Fridu
morning
'rs Ida Beck president of the O@l'
Rebeciah assembly who has be-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Blanche Hoge Messrs Charley Hoge,
Clifford Porter. Albert butcher Glenn
House eoulder. Mr.. and M,s. VIII VoverL
son IN law a.id daGehtcr Of Mr. and
Mrs. Moses and their daughter. Vera.
At a late hour they al lef: wishing Mr..
and Ms. Moses many more such happy
events.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Thrift is not the only motive Of the
advertisement reader-for there IL use
ful knowledge TO be gotten from the
ads. and glimpses OF personalities and
ideals-a general broadening Of out
Aaok.
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New State. new Money at 5la per
cent: Reasonable commissions on farms.
PETER JELsMA. Room 4 1904 West
Oklahoma avenue.
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cussen Conner.

Mr. Mike Cussen Of this city today re-
celved the announcement OF the mar
Tiage Of his brother. Mr. John a. Cussen.
10 Miss Nellie Connor. at Mountain View.
California, Monday September 3. The
bride received as a wedding gift from
Wolf g. Sons Commission company.
whose store at Manila Philippine Is
lands. she had managed during the Span
sh-American war a check for 81 900 NJ
Cussen IS travelling salesman in the West
for two large New York commission
houses. Mr.. and Ms. Cusscu Will be
at home TO their friends IN Can Fran
cisco after october j.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Miss bra Davis entertained the meme
bers Of Her sunday schoo cld~s We'd
nesday evening az the hcspitabe resi-
dence Of Rev. ANA Mrs. J. T.. Dlsch. on
South Broad st-eet Because Of tile in
element weather several OF the guests
w@e prevented from being in attend
ance. Those who did brave the mud
ana the rain. however. soont q tho ough-
~ enjoyable evening Jolly games and
music furnished entertainment for the
guests and at half past rine o'clock
delicious luncheon was Sc we'd. The lit
tie kindness on the part Of the teacher
and the generous hospitality Of Rev. and
Ms. Disch were much appreciated by
the young guests.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Announcement Nps made Wednesday
OF the seeret wedding Mcnday at four
O'Clock in The study OF Rev w a. Rose
pastor OF the First Meth, dist chlrch. OF
Mr. Fred c. By1wn. OF uerngtoa, KAN
sas, and Miss Dora Kisa. of this city.
The groom a. "a nephew of pr. A. j..
Blesh of this city, and is umost amhi-
tious and exemplary yousR man. He
owns "a fine farm near Her-ington and
win take his bride there 20 reside Mrs
Brown was @ well Nnown Young Guthrie
woman and has hosts OF friond- he-e
She win be greatly missed from the
parish of the First Methodist church.
having always taken prominent part iu
church Affairs She wa also connected
with the Guthrie hospital la tn oapa-
city OF nurse Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left
this morning Tor their home at Har-
rington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

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Sold by all dealers for 27 years. Price
SO cents.
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Ladies' Heavy soles. Latest Fall style,
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W. d. & H. o. wills. Pure Latakia
smoking tobacco. al olsm'ths,
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A Sulphur. T. =. special says: Miss
Hedwig Braun society girl OF Guthrie
who has been here at the A-tesian hotel
for the ~ it few weeks, has started a
regular swimming fad among the ladies
Of this city. Miss Braun Is a noted
horsewoman and a lover Of outdoor
sports and Is an expert swimmer AID
high diver. She first attracted attention
about eight years ago. when quite
young girl by diving from the wheel
house on a river steamer height OF
ninety feet She afterwards dived from
the rafters Of a natatorium in st. Louis.
a distance OF thirty feet. alighting In
ten feet OF water. feet foremost While
In this city, Miss Braun hay been giving
exhibitions by diving from a springboard
al the natatorium intO twelve feet Of
water. head foremost when she visits
either of the large swimming pools.
crowd OF ladies follow hei and many
offers have been made her to give public
exhibitions She is OF a retiring dispo-
sition and disliSes the public gaze. ko-
dak f,pds have annoyed Miss Braun
lately. nnG she viii only swim in the
presence OF a iisrty of friends In future
She has taught nGmber of sulphur wo-
men the art of swimming and diving.
and the fad Is well launohed The na-
I tutorlums are hled every day with the
/ elite OF the city. as well as many visi-
/ tors who frequent the resort There are
two natatorums here suphicd with sul-
phu~ water from artesian wells The
depth of water Is FIRM twelve feet down
10 where children Yea old can go
with perfect safety. u is az clear as
crystal and kept 1le desired tempe-a-
ture by means of steam p'pes laid along
the cement floor, A regu ar gymnasium
with fun equipment IS overhanging the
pool. ana athletes show their skill by
ieaping jumping and tui ing am so-ts
OF some-saults In the wata
A pretty ffiale 20 the series OF week
end parties giv.n fo' M,ss e'ia ray
maker by the Kimona club and few
friends WIS the seven O'Clock dinner at
the home OF Mrs. n. Melville Carter
The table was spread "a the spacious
dining room. whose charming furnish
ings formed an effective background for
the pretty scene. Above the chandel-
lers was suspend q a huge -ed wedding
bell At each plate was placed a ruby
red apple containing lighted taper.
while the dinner was SCI rived the old
supe7stitions and traditions about the
burning candles were discussed. Ac-
cording TO the story the maiden whose
candle burned longest would he the neNt
bride Unfortunate was she whose
tapes nickering light went out n-st,
lonely spinsteThood was 70 be h-r fate.
Miss Essie Cassidy's candle was the
last 10 bum out and Il was therefore an
nouacsd that the fates decfeed that she
be the next bride from the assembled
lparty. Miss Ruby McNsai the y u1E
est gir IN the crowd, according 10 the
candle test was faied 10 be the spinstes
siu& her taper bnraei cn'' few min-
utes ana then nickered out VITA tn'
ease ana grace of court social leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Advertising space costly, and the
merchant whose message to you Is Inn
portant enough to fill a lot Of 1t has
earned your consideration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

September 18th being me s5th wedding
anniversary OF Az and Mrs. Frank Moses
Hvi1g one mile south OF town. their
friends decided 70 size them "a surprise,
which they did sure enough. sh rtly af-
ter eight O'Clock eighteen Of thoi- friends
gathered Ia. The evening was spent IA
social way. Refreshm mas were served
consisting of See cream. cake, lemonade
Those present were AZ and Mrs. G. W
Patterson and sons. Masters Perry and
Ally and daughter Ellodeo. Mr and Ms
Arthur Druce and Master Ray, Ms.
Edwin Chester and Masie- Roy, Mls
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Mr. and Mrs. H. n. Beadles saw
lovely seven o'clock dinner Friday even
ing the guests lacludlng just coterie OF
particular friends. The Beadles residence
has been redecorated ana rearranged on
the iateriov and the dining room Is per-
haps the most beautiful of am the rooms
The table was spread With hce donies
and tha central decoration was tau
vase Of cut crystal containing a bouquet
OF beautiful heavy netaied la France
roses of a creamy white shade The af-
fair was called a game iinaeg ana the
menu iacluded AN the game now In sea-
son. The dinaer was served smoking
hot on silver platters, one delicious
course following another ana concluding
with ices. coffee. boabons seated al the
tables with host and hostess were Mr..
aad Mrs Galen Crow Mr. and Mr., Fred
s. a-de Louis Bronson and r. T..
Wolfe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

Ms f. L. Dodd COO Fast Cleveland
avenue. was hostess Wednesday after
noon 10 the little girls wAo are members
OF her sunday school class. The host-
ess had planned to ente. tain the young
folks AT I-and park but the frequent
rains made this impossible so the pa-ty
was held indoors. The afternoon was
spent playing delightful interesting
games and listening to pretty music. Al
five o'clock. az a prett, table in the
flower-bedecked dining loom, a daiaty
luncheon was served. the menu 'nclud-
ing an the delicious sweets OF which lit
tie gi~ls are so fond enjoying Mrs
Dodd's hospitality We're the little Misses
Lila Sherwood. Fannie Gibson, We're
Kelley. Lenora Beyer, Danhene Ander-
sn. Vera DeWatt. Florence Hin. Lila Un-
derwooG and Mary Grace Dodd.
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Dyspepsia and
Stomach Trouble

Mr.. w. w. Crouch, of
South Framingham,
mass., who suffered SEE
vereIy from complicated
stomach troubles, says
that great tonic invig-
orator, Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey, has re-
stored him to vigorous
health. He writes
For some years / suffered Sc
verely from dyspepsia and complicated
stomach trouble. | tried number
of medicines and visited physicians.
/ hoped to secure permanent relief,
but TO no avail. / learned of Dufy's
Malt Whiskey, and for some years
past have been taking it regularly
as directed, and l find that it gives
absolute relief from dyspepsia and
stomach troubles, from which suf-
fered. AS a tonic stimulant is is
without a peer. NV. w. CROUCH,
So. birmingham, Mass, June 20, '06.
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alr and Mrs. James Iiephnrne ,pter-
tained few friends Thursday eviaing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-15

A crowd OF the particular friends OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Belni'd were at the
Union station Thursday evening to give
them the popular kind cf farewll be-
fore they left on the wedding trip. The
train the night before did not arrive un-
III long after midpight AMI this with the
rain made anything like good Shove"
OF rice and old shoes out OF the question.
The fates favored the fr.,nds, however
ana the train waited here ts.ents min
utes for supper last evening. NJ ana
Mrs. Beland came out on the platform
and smilinglJ bowed their acknowledge
ment and submission to the reception.
Mrs. Beland tossed a boucuet of roses
out into the crowd. The flowers were
caught by Miss Faye CIR sscl. Nj. ana
Mrs Beland are in Kansas City today,
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Duffy's Pure Malt WhIskey

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Duhy's Pure Malt Whiskcy contains no fuscl oil
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The music recital given Tuesday even
ing az the residence oi Rsr. and AIRS. W
A. Humphrey. for the benefit OF the pipe
organ motor fund for the First Chris
tian church was large'y attended apd
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Mr., and Mrs wniam n, Dressendorf-
er OF Springfield. ul. WHO have been
here this week the guests OF M. and
Mrs w j. Doerfler lyft Thursday
evening for their home They came
here 10 attend the wedding Wednesday
mo-ning Of their son r chard 10 Miss
Edna Reynolds.
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M and Mrs r A. Johnson han a few
frieuds ia 10 SPEND the evening infor-
mally. Monday. complimentary 20 NJ
Henry HOFFMAN. OF OHlah ma City who
is the guest for "a few days this week OF
Orvnle Frantz. Whist was played. The
guests included Misses Gertrude and
Louise Pauison. Hedwig Braun M. and
Ms Galen Crow Mr. Frcntz. p- A. c..
Render and "A bay isagecost
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a jolly party of young people spent
Thnrsday nshiag at Wiliams grove.
They returned late in thc evening hav-
ing spent most enjoyable day. The
party Included Misses Wlunie and Dessa
Matchett Conela Olds Linda and Eva
Gregory and Mcss,s Eden Pyle Edwin
Nichols. FirmAn Corsweil and Fred Law
SON. OF Denver. Colorado