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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Mrs Coyle and Miss Coyle entertained
the younger married set Wednesday af-
te4noon ut euchre NJ. Robert Sohl
berg won first prize. Mrs Ira Longaker
the lone hand. and Ms, a G. Johnson
the consolation a delicious five o'clock
luncheon was served consisting Of escol-
lo7ed potatoes. pressed chicken, tomato
In alsploc. hot rolls. 81 ad, pickles,
waters, ice cream. cake. coffee and mints.
Tho guest were; Mesdames Coyle Of
Perry. Barde. Bamford. Beers Billings
ley. B-own. Day, Douglas. Duke. Crow,
Eage-. Fossett. Renfco. Greer. Charles
Greer. Havlghorst. Hegler, Hunter, I'd.
johnson. Lovelace. Longaker, Lucas,
Frank Lyon. Mcconnell. MoMo-ris, Or
ne.. Peobles. Dr. Ruc0s. sarehet. Green,
Dr. smith. sam Smith. s9hlberg. Spur
rie-. Woods. Beadlos Couder, Cunning
ham. Cottingham, Hldreth Lutz Nc
KAY Dr. Cotteral, Powers. Or sharp.
billings. Geo willis. Thompson y. NJ.
carter Wabber Zimmerman J. M.
Brooks. seNaur; Misses Foley Bu-ns.
Cooncy. Bsown, Heglor. Hunter LSon,
Louise Patterson. Gertrude Pattison,
suare. Gano. This Is the second OF the
parties given by Mrs cove and Miss
Coyie. ana both were very much enjoyed
hy those present
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The Week

Miss Josephine Masscy T. visiting her
sister at Frederick, Okla
Mr. and Ms Van Duyn nro visitors in
the city from Enid. They viii be here
70. some weeks.
MS Netue NJ Wolf, OF Oklahoma city
IS iu the city the guest Of h'- brother
". II Carter and her sol. Harry Wolf
Unde- the auspices Of the ladies' Of the
Christian church viii he presented 'Tom
Thumbs Wedding" Tuesday Novcmbe-
18th.
Miss Mabel Massey entertained the
T. J. c.. club Wednesday nt he home.
lis North Division q delightful evening
was spent
The Epworth league Of the NJ E
church win have n social TucsIay even-
ing ai the home Of Mrs. ] p Kelly. $40
East Cleveland.
Mr. ana Mrs. Rittenhouse OF Chandlo-.
spent SUNDAY with Mrs Rittenhouse's
parents aIr and Mrs r. d. Ashton. on
Cleveland avenue.
Nh and Mrs Hen-y Thompson are the
happy parents OF lovely baby girl,
born Monday afternoon. Both mothe-
and child are doing nicely.
Mrs NJ. c. Hart entertained the Ex-
celsior club Monday afte. noon at he.
home. 602 East Harrison. a very pleas
ant and instructive afternoon was speat.
Mr.. ana MS a. ]. Maak. Of Marifsa
H.. are in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs
c. r. Swami Mr.. Meek was here three
years ago and notes very material
growth In Guthrie.
Rev. Boone McC-oaTy professor OF
Greek at Epworth univ sssity. oislahoma
City, preached at tho United Presbyter.
Ian church sunday morning TO an in.
terested congregation.
The Happy Go Lucky club met Monda,
night az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs r. V
Hutchlns, West Caoltal Heights Th
evening was spent at games, two
course luncheon was spread.
Mrs. J. +. ODonnell an children LEI
yesterday for Houston. Tevas. accom-
panied by her mother. NJ s. r. Mcknight
who has been visiting NJ and Mrs
oDonnen fos the past two months.
The ladies OF the Christian church ar
TO give a novel entertaf ment at III
church Tuesday. November 1s. An in
tercsting program Is being prepared an
it is expected to be something out OF III
ordinary.
The pupils OF Miss jamie Hagar CAV
a charming recital at Ac- studio. Al
Est Cleveland. Friday evening. The
were ably assisted by Mrs. Blncoe. a
reader. and Mrs. Rehhelds' beautiful vo
cal solos
The musical given by the gi-ls O
Mrs. Arde-y's school az tie West Sid
Congregational church Tuesday nigh
was wen attended. The vocal numbers b
Miss Ward and the little gi-rs kinder
gavten class we-e well received by th
nudicnoe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10
DEDICATION IN RICHMOND.
- Assoclnten Presa.l

Ri.hmond, Va. Nov lO.-Auango-
ments on an elaborate scale have
been completed for the dedication to-
morrow of ST. James Methodist
church. The church was built some
fifteen years ago, but the dedication
was deferred until the church was
free Of debt Bishop Galloway, Of
Mississippi is to onlciate at the dedi-
cation service.
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Corn and cotton Carnival BY NIeht.

Corn and Cotton Carnival by Night.
1t looked good last night, and 1t made
you feel glad you Wee living to be out
on the streets, a part Of the throng. The
windows were even prettier by electric
light than by day. Oklahoma avenue
was specially crowded with sight-see-s
who enjoyed the music Of Guthrie's
promising young band The Salvation
army gave its quota to the pictures
uueness OF the scene. The jolly farmer,
with rosy checked wife and children was
there, the student, business man and
woman society devotee lover and be-
lloved--lad and lassie-we.e very muchly
there. Groups Of students threw com
and ticlxled the passersby under the chin
with heads Of kaffir corn, protected by
the license ca -nival time gives. You
can't get mad. It's all right. We are
all happy. We had good time ana We,
individually and severally, as oklaho-
mans are glad We are citizens OF the new
state. the 46th Star. Ths show windows
were lighted up that all mag see the stu
2endous bargains offered. and the prizes
offered were artistlcaily displayed. II
was fine it was lovely, eNhharating, and
youtF Z gay blood chased rierrily through
old veins, while young blood ran riot.
No disorder, no angry shouting, no
bobby" in buttons and blue, to worry
the throng-they stayed out Of the way
just jolly. good humored crowd--and
it's carnival week-and we wish II
could last fo-ever-that Is. II We always
had that good feeling, and good temper
we had last evening. But life Is short
and today It ends-not life but the corn
and cotton carnival. Eat. drink and be
mer7y.-tomor-ow you may not have the
Opportunity.
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ku kIus Klan.

The Ku Klux Klan surprised Mr. VIII
Rejahl last Friday evening" during the
absence Of his wife by gathering at his
home before his return from business
and preparing an elaborate dinner. Az
ter this feast was disposed Of the gay
party played high i've, o,tj Zimmerman
winning fist gentlemans prize and Mrs.
Zimmerman first lady's p-ize. Mrs. Ira
Longa1e- won the ladys "bOoby" prize
and Attic McElhlnney the gentleman's
BOBBY. The club was kindly assisted by
Mrs. Lohr and daughter in getting up
the surprise for Mr.. Rejdhl. The Ku
Klux Klan are happy band whose So
clety functions are Re-iea Of surprises,
and be it said always pleasant ones.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

ulm rurnverein. the oldest society OF
turner's IN Minnesota, is 70 celebrate
its golden iebiiee, beginning tomor
row. and representatives Of other
soeieties in many parts Of the country
are here 20 take part The national
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Organization viii be lt
several Of It's oniieers ~
for the celebration proyides
ary exercises with addre
speakers Of prominence. and
events and contests for prizes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE DRoMo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money If - fails
to cure f. W. GROVES signature is
on each box. 25c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

MNs. j. h. Allen ana 't1ue Ntof. Ifncc.
lcft Wednesday incoming TO- California
whore she viii visit her brother for three
months. Mrs Allen f. missionary and
hns spent the last seventeen years in
Africa She will etu-n there after her
visit to California.
Mrs. F. w. Chimney desires to thank
those residents OF Guthrie and Others,
who so kindly came TO hc- aid in RAILS
ing funds sufficient 20 SID to their
home in Tulsa. J. r.. the two runaway
boys Roy and Tom Tate They were sent
via Chandler over the Frisco
Library Visitors.
Registered at the lihrarv are; Mrs.
Jake Hamon Lawton. Bert J. walte--
mine. Lawton NJ and Mrs J. NJ. Eng
llsh. Marshan Fred a. Kenyon, Fed
stalker Lamod, Kansas: Mr. and Mrs.
Geo w Porter MelforI Mich.
The Mothers Meeting Of the W c. r
IT,. which was to be held at Ms. j S.
Humts F4iday afternoon. has been post
poned untn next Friday afternoon No
vember 18TH
Lyman Knighton left Saturday even
ing for Kansas city, whore he viii meet
Mrs Knighton. who is returning from
Chicago after six weeks Of study in
music unde. Emil Iaebiing. They win
visit few DAYS with the family Of r. H.
Thwing at Kansas city.
M
Baptist conventions meet Thursday, NO
vambo- s. at Shawnee AZ which session
they expect TO unite Dr. w. II. Dod-
son, Of the Gutheie First Baptist church.
win preach the missionary sermon at the
convention Thursday evening.
The meeting Of the Cambridge club AZ
the library Monday afternoon was vey
interesting one. The administration OF
President Buchanan was under dis
cusslon and the subject for study The
club win meet next week with M-s J..
r. Walton No 1901 West Noble
Mrs J. c. orner was hostess 20 the
Friday Afternoon Whist club rhursdaJ
afternoon, at her home. al9 East Har-i-
son avenue. lhc Bue"ts were Mls. -
Leach. Mrs Beland ana Mrs Winton
Mrs. Leach won first prize and Ms Win.
ton second. A most delightful are-noor
was scent.
Oklahoma POST. NJ. Mcconnell and
Miss Co-olne Williams Of Guthrie ar,
here for the Crawfords series OF socia
, affairs. Miss Williams. whl was on th'
. musical program last evening. is dis
tnguished for her sweet soprano voic'
which has won for her many friends owe
the territory
Miss Euala Hagan returned Mon
day from Ponca City where she has beel
J visiting Miss Florence Sweet. She wa
I royalty entertained while there ana re
/, ports very pleasant visit. Miss swee
was a visito- in Guth-ie during the sum
mer and made many friends among tn
social sets while here.
oklahoman:-Mr. and ME-. J. NJ. Nc
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New State. new Money at So per
cent; Reasonable commissions on farms.
PETER JEI.sAIA. Room 1904 West
oklahoma avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Oklahoman:-Mr. and ME-. J. NJ. Nc
Connell. Of Guthrie are the guests of the
J. Ernest C7awfo-ds over Friday, and
assisted az last evenings musicale and
viii be on the receiving line at this
evenings reception being given by Mes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10
Duffy's Pure Malt WhIskey


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and
5 "a
cAUTIONWhep you ask your druggist grocer
fys Pure Malt Whiskey be you
only absolutely medicinal Vhskey Sold only
sealed bottesneyer IN bulk Look for the
s'Old Chemist the label and make the
booklet and doctor's
adylee free. Duffy Malt Whskey Co.. Rochester. n ~.
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ruaNveRrlN'a lUslLeE.

fBt Associated press1
Qm. MINI, Nov "a The New
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Last evening at the Coliseum rink was
a very gay time fo- the young people.
Quite jolly crowd OF the society set was
out Some ve-y graceful skaters were
in the rink and performed the various
evolutions possible on the rollers. There
is something very fascinating in the
swift, gliding movement and the exercise
gotten gives one hearty glow. The
usual number OF beginners were learn
ing how" though but few accidents and
those only laughable ones occurred.
Skating parties promise TO be a society
feature this season. and from the inter-
be n very popular resort. The manages
ment IS very accommodating and the be-
ginne- has every assistance in the gentle
art. Even people who were scared "a
death and couldn't run" were learning
and really doing well Il is great sport
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Miss Eulala Hagan -eturned Mon
dag from Ponca City where she has been
visiting Miss Florence Sweet. She was
royalty entertained while there ana re-
ports a very pleasant visit. Miss. Sweet
was visitor in Guth-le during the sum-
mer and made many friends among the
social sets while here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

The musical given by the gi-ls OF
Mrs. Arde-y's school at tie West Side
congregational church Tuesday night
was wen attended. The vocal numbers by
Miss Ward and the little gi-l's kinder
gevten class we-e wen received by the
audience
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

The following membe-s OF the Aeon
club; Mesdames j. r. Hamln r. W.
Ramsay. John Boles. Chat f. Kneisley
Chas Filson, Mcdonald Morris. r. "
Smith. F., B. Lille. Fred Barde and Miss
C-oline Williams. returnedTaursday even
Ing from Weatherford where they
were the guests Of Prof. and Mrs. j. r.
Campbell Wednesday night. They went
by way OF lei Reno where they were met
by the Federation Of Clubs of that city
and taken for a drive owe the city. AZ
te- the drive reception was rendered
them at the Elks club rooms. afte- which
an automobile ride was yiven the pa ty
and thoy were taken to their train- At
Woatherford The club were met at the
station by Prof. and Mrs. J, r. Camp
bell the host and hostess TO- the occas-
ion, and escorted go the Campbell home
whore an elegant eight course dinner
was served An elaborate reception fol-
lowed the dinne- Thursday moramg, af-
ter breakfast. the club attended the
southwestern Normal school chapel in
a body Later they were entertained az
luncheon by Prof and Mr.. Peas. The
club returned very much delighted with
their vlsit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Mise Gertrude Hunt WAS the charming
hostess 10 the Kimona club Wednesday,
together with their young gentlemen
friends. who were the invited guests.
a delightful evening was pent with high
FIVE. Miss sampseu Winning the first
ladies' 3-ize ald NJ. Newman first gem
tleman's prize. Miss schaeu won the
lady's consolation and Mr. sitterly the
gonnemens correlation. Dainty -e-
freshments were served Turing the even
ing Miss Hunt is ore Of Guthnes most
charming young laeies and he- entertain
ments are always enjoyable affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Mr. ana Mrs Jack Morris entertained
the ThurJday Evening High Five club
Monday evening az their (.
East Mansur. Miss Coyae won tho
lady's prize and NJ. Enoch Bamford the
Eentleman's prize. At taa close Of the
evening the hostess serve Jainty re-
feshments The guests were; Mr. and
Mrs Enoch Bamford Mr.. and Mrs Mel
vile Carter Misses Coyle. Kursey, samp
sen and Rhodes. and Messrs sampsel.
Render Gray sitterly. ana Walton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Oklahoma POST. NJ Mcconnell aad
Miss Co-oline Williams OF Guthrie are
here for the Crawfords series OF social
affairs Miss Williams whl was on the
musical program last evening. is dis
tinRuished for her sweet soprano voice
which has won for her many friends over
the territory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Mrs. Louise J. Rit,onhouse, Of chund-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

The pupils Of Miss jamie Hagar gave
charming recital at ac- studio. 416
Est Cleveland. Friday evening. They
were ably assisted by Mrs Blmcoe. as
reader. and Mrs. Rehhelds' beautiful vo-
cal solos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Mrs. J. c. Orner was hostess 60 the
Friday Afternoon Whist club Thursjay
afternoon at her home. tl9 East Har-i-
son avenue. The gueets were Mrs l..
Leach. Mrs Beland ana Mrs. Winton
Mrs Leach won FIRST prize and MS Win
ton second most delightful ane-noon
was scent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Lyman Knighton left Saturday even
ing for Kansas city. whore he viii meet
Mrs. Knighton. who is returning f-om
Chicago after six weeks Of study in
music unde. Emil Iiebiing They will
visit few DAYS with the family Of r. H.
Thwing at Kansas city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Mrs. F. w Chimney desires to thank
who SO kindly came TO hc- aid in rals-
ing funds sufficient 20 sid to their
home On Tulsa. l. H. the two runaway
boys Roy and Tom Tate. They were sent
via Chandler over the Frisco
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

The Mothers Meeting Of the w G. r.
r., which was TO be held at Ms. j S.
IIuuts F.iday afternoon. has been post
poned untn next Friday afternoon. No
vember 10th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

The Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Baptist conventions meet Thursday, No
yambo- s. at Shawnee, AZ which session
they expect TO unite Dr. w II. Dod-
son, Of the Gutheie First Baptist church,
win preach the missionary sermon at the
Thursday evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Mrs }. 70 Allen and laughter Grace.
icft Wednesday incoming TO- California
where she win visit her brother for three
months. Mrs Allen is missionary and
has spent the last seventeen years In
Africa. She will -etu-n there after her
vislt % Cmlfornia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Registered at the lihrarv are. Mrs
Jake Hamon Lowton. Bert J. walte--
mine. Lawtoni NJ and Mrs J. NJ, Eng
llsh Marshall; Fred a. Kenyon Fed
stalker. Iancd. Kansas; Mr. and Mrs
Geo w Porter, MelforJ Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

The meeting Of the Cambridge club AZ
the library Monday afternoon was vey
interesting one. The administration OF
President Buchanan was under dis
cussion and the subject for study Ths
club win meet next week with Ms. j.
y Walton, No 1901 West Noble
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-02

Mrs NJ. s. Egan OF Fifteenth street.
a party of friends Wednes,
day evening at Euchre in honor II
her guest. Mrs. s W Grennen of
Chicago. The ladies prizes were won
as follows: First prize, Mrs. p g.
Sculiin: lone hand prize, Mrs. James
Galligan and Mrs Grennen was award
ed the guests prize OF the gentle
men. P Mcnamara won first prize and
Howard Phillips second prize After
ward delicious two course luncheon
was served, The Sc present were
Messrs. and Mesdames P c. Scullin
James Galligan, Patrick Fuller. James
Lahue.. James sMcManus, John Walsh
c. Frazier, Frank Fitzgerald, A. 5
Magner, James Cowell John Hogan.
otto Schulz, John Grimes, r. f. Gan
non. Frank Walsh, VIII Magner, r. Z
Powers, L. Stout; Misses Nora Buck.
ley, Lizzie Lawler and W. J. Lawler
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-02
OUT OF THE MOTEL
Army Officers and Two Women Of
Wealth and Culture Told to
vacate at Night.

San Francisco. Feb Capt.
James ". Heidi, of the Tenth United
States Infantry, and two women show
hg long evidence of wealth and cul.
ure. were ordered to settle their bills
and leave the Palace Hotel last night.
The women were Mrs. John A. Finch
and Mrs. jerome l.. Drumheller, both
Of Spokane. The former registered
from Spokane, the latter from New
York. Mrs. Finch. or Lottie Finch as
her friends call her, is the wife of
John A. Finch, multi millionaire min
ing man of Spokane. Grace Drumhel-
Ter / sthe wife of Jerome l.. Drumhel-
err. a mining broker and promoter of
Spokane. He is the son of ex-Mayor
Daniel Drumheller, a wealthy pioneer
and banker OF Spokane. The Drumhel
Iers have been living In New York for
tour years, and returned to Spokane to
reside permanently a week or two
ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-02

al Of which were well rendered, re-
ceiving hearty applause. Among those
deserving Of mention were Fred
CCuneli. who sang "Lindy Lou" and
Edward Allen Who sang Give Ny Re
CARDS 10 broadway" Coon dancing
was also on the list Of amusements.
At about'1o O'Clock a most delicious
luncheon prepared by Caterer Hank
Goettel was served after which the
meeting adjourned until this morning
At 2 o'clock
Today during the morning will be
held the executive session. perhaps
the most important Of the convention
aud during the afternoon. speeches and
talks are to be made By various mem
bers.
Tonight will be held the Hoo Hoo
cuncatenation and On the Roof" and
VII con-i-' u fun and froiic To- az
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-02

understanding of business conditions
this territory, Of the course to pur-
sue in protecting the various interests
T the industry and Of the support
hat should be given by members %
be association to each other. The
mayor closed his talk bv expressing
MS hope that much good may he ac-
complishcd by this meeting. also
banking them for the honor conferred
IpOn him
Pre- .ident Stotlar replied 10 Mayor
psrsons' welsome. briefly speaking q
he conditions existing between CAPT
al and labor, the means Of protection
he social as well as the business al
Vantages Of the association and clos
ng he thanked the mayor for his kind
words of welcome
The report Of the secretary and
trsa-urcr. Charles r Haii q Sandoris
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-02
Improvement Retarded.

The carpenters and decorators are
making great changes in the store
room of the Grand Leader which H.
% be greatly improved by the proprie
tors. The work is somewhat retarded
by the great number Of customers that
are attending the alteration. sale thai
now in progress. but Messrs. Rosen
jerg and Gould are determined to have
he work done for the opening Of the
pring business. The store pill be
me 4 the. mot THOROUGHLY equipped
Establishments in the city after the
completion OF the work.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-02

was then read, and discussed. This
report shows the association TO be
in good financial condition and to be
steadily increasing in membership.
The remainder of the program for
The afternoon was then duly carried
out after which the members adjourn
ed and made a visit to the Cairo
brewery.
Last evening the Elks' smoker was
given complimentary to the visitors
and there was something doing"
During the earlier portion Of the
evening the members sat around the
tables and were entertained by the
Elks' quartet. consisting of the follow
ing Edward Allen, baritone; Jesse
Gross, first tenor; Harry Schultz, sec
ond tenor; Fred Cornell, base; and
Pitman's stringed band. Several solos
we're sung by members Of the quartet
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-02
SAVED pauuhters Life

Florence. the three and a half year
I'D daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w c.
Finley. formerly Of Cairo. now of Han
libal Mo. has just recovered from .
very seyere case Of membranous Group
The attending physicians gave MP
rope of saving her life at one time
and Mr.. Finley. who was in Grand
Junction. Colo. was telegraphed for.
but through the use 81 anti-toxin and
A silver tube inserted through the
throat in the windpipe the life was
saved and the patient has so FAR re-
.overeJ that she is nov practically
IN, - danger. As soon a. possible
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley will move 10 west
m Colorado. in the hope that the dry
climate wi prove beneficial.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-02
A Smiliuu Face Paws.

There il a minister living out on tho
East Side who is great Joker. He
owes to tell his jokes at the table, and
when he does so the other mem bers
OF the family are expected TO laugh
Ths minister has son 81 years old
,ghp getS avfully tired of the jokes
Reeently he got in the habit Of scowi
itrs@ vbwu,his father would spring hi'
Il llegkd ~ itlicisms. The minister no
.ticed> AhiS and tpeEssttsr Il was Ii
,peSsibls for thfssBn u seesfre a secout
Ihelpins Of aht of tie Rod Big fathsi
served. As asresiffi sthe sosy Houk
sonsiimes leave the table hungry
ones.dss The family had tdskey ioi
dinA4l sna sthe son decided TO gel al
bRs Famed Of it. even II BIZ Mad fl
laish. at his fathet's Jokes SodH after
sHNAsd eaten his allowance hi.
fa4sr sprsfg bsn ard the young
Afasl Isssfstsd .-...I . .,ssss,4--- a. -s+zspt
sspss &c sas ~ roar. WHICH, ouk
ended sh.sn u 8 fss1. OF his chat wGfs
ithe''soa fsa .lsrl1si 6.hssF. bgetke
Agsirihis tatper looked siefay Owe
his skasyss s...4Hsn. 2 H2Hfy'" y,
said. spitkinE ss9slcaAsing Gsfde an
foSskipAsst NE sonf pis,e and let h.
hela yts9fo some saore OF the exc, Hen
tArEsy. {iEffsnsas City Jownal