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The Elbert County tribune., 1906-10-18
Miscellaneous.


The British steamer Hankow was
burned while lying alongside the wharf
at Hongkong and hundreds of Chinese
passengers were burned to death and
a valuable cargo destroyed.
A disagreement among the stock
holders of Watson's Magazine has led
to the resignation of Thomas e. Wat
son, who founded the magazine about
IS months ago, and has been its edl-
tor-in-chief.
Charles Michaels. band master.
droped dead in Newport. KY, while
playing a dirge for his friend whose
sudden death occurred while the
marriage ceremony of his son was
being performed.
The cotton crop in Oklahoma and
Indian territory is reported to have
been materially damaged by the re-
cent heavy frosts.
The Southern Pacific. Texas Pacific,
and the Missouri, Kansas G Texas
railroads have formed the Southern
Fruit Dispatch company for the quick
transportation of California fruit to
eastern markets.
The French cabinet has decided to
convoke parliament for October 25.
Chilean officials are talking of a
$25,0O0,000 loan to reconstruct the
public buildings destroyed by the re-
cent earthquake.
Mount Pelee, on the Island of Mar
Unique, is reported to be again in
violent eruption.
A marble statue of Verdi, the Ital>
ian composer. the gift OF his couI-
trymer, was unveiled recently in New
York
The celery crop in the section about
Kalamazoo, Mich, was practically de-
'stroyed by the recent heavy frosts.
The federal grand jury at Muskogee,
I. T, has indicted w f. Martin, jr.,
a former employe of the Dawes COM
mission, and NJ. F. Dunleavey, a
prominent real estate man. for the
theft of the Creek Indian rolls over
a year ago.
The main building of the negro
manual training school at Huntsville,
Ala. was recently destroyed by fire.
Three thousand bales of American
cotton were recently burned at Bre-
men. Germany.
The second annual convention OF
the National Federation of Advertis-
ing clubs has adjourned at st. Louis
to meet next year in Cincinnati.
While leaving st. Louis recently the
Iron Mountain fast mail jumped the
track, killing one and injuring ten
other persons.
The new 81 900, 900 beet sugar fac
tory at Garden City, Kan, has been
put in operation.
The fourth game of the worlds base
ball championship series resulted in
a victory for the National league club
by n score of l to 0.
Col. Barnett has ordered the i'm
mediate removal of the American ma
rines stationed at Cienfuegos, Cuba.
on account of the outbreak of yellow
fever there.
The Shuberts. independent theatre
cal managers, have closed a deal for
a s15O,OOO theater in Sioux City. la.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-10-18
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Most Important Happenings of the
Past Seven Days.
Interesting Items Gathered from All
parts of the World Condensed
Into Small Space for the
Benent of Our Readers.
Personal.

c. F. C. Smith. a Leavenworth.
Kan, financier and former proprietor
or the Leavenworth Post was found
dead in bed recently.
The Marchesa Del Grillo, better
known as Adelaide Ristori, the cele-
brated Italian actress. died recently in
Rome of pneumonia.
Joseph II. Glidden, inventor OF the
barbed wire fence, is dead at his home
in Dekalb. Ill.
Charles E. Magoon, the newly ap-
pointed provisional governor of Cuba,
has arrived at Havana.
DR.. Max Hempel, a German educat-
or with national reputation and a
writer on scientific subjects, died re-
Gently in st. Louis.
Secretary Shaw addressed the Ken
lucky bankers and their guests at
Louisville recently.
Senator Beveridge, who is I'll at
Brookline, Mass, has been compelled
to cancel several speaking engage
ments.
In one day recently President Roose-
welt received more than 200 persons
in the East room of the White house.
Gen. Funston has been relieved of
the command of the American troops
in Cuba and will return to his duties
as commander of the Pacific coast
station.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis is again re-
ported seriously i'll at the Hotel Ma
jestic in New York.
c. e. Schoellkopf, a well-known real
estate agent of Kansas City. Mo-. re-
Gently died suddenly while on train
near Yates Center, Kan.
Jacob Sleeper, late American charge
at Havana. has been transferred to
Caracas. Venezuela, as secretary of
legation.
A farwell dinner was given il honor
of Gen. Fred Funstos by the Cuban
veterans previous to his departure
from Havana to the United States.
District Attorney John B. Moran has
formally accepted the nomination FOR
governor rendered him by the Massa-
chusetts democrats.
District Attorney John B. Moran
has formally announced his accept.
ance of the nomination for governor
rendered him by the democrats OF
Massachusetts.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

@fteriom ri bliuer elore, beapnber ui
at legse Merte til ure9elmesRsbeoer
2e9en,ets Tuntlioner, iom ri alhrig fer
bar bemartet. Baltor So1epb Mois
Sid Greet, Su., Der feIp er en- Dttiaa.
ring, tiger: vSeg Ieb af Mpreipsbom os
asmtnbelis Spetttlie. Dr. Netes's Ru>
r,to bar fuloitenbts eieusiuet mig min
6elbreo. Seq tatfer !6erren for benne
pionnberli9e Msbicin. Omenblisnt ieg
e opet 81 Nar sammel, far bette Qas
8eh1iDbet 9iOrt mtg Dibunberlig me9et
aobt 81. Yeter's Rurito forpnser De
8qmls g og gie' be Suage ffe.te. Sps.
cieA{e Nsenter falser ben, eller ben tan
ergBolbes birette fra 6abritanterne. Or.
Deter Tobrnep & Sons &c., ll8
so. popne ADe., Chicago. 50.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

prof. Muniterberg proteiterer mob
ben npe Stripsmaabe, iom Yrsibent
Gooiepelt og anore bat anbefalet, %
1om Nil tilbels bliuer bru9t. Gan flyer,
at ben npe 5friuemaaoe ri! torpiloe
Tolt, iaa De iffe fjenoer Orbene i9iene
% Benifeliebeoen peo hst eusellte @prog
liSger ifre |an 1neget 5tapningen lom
I l1btaleu. ...
San forubltaer, at buts Mmeritanerne
tiuaosr en- Gomt:e eller lianenbe al forez
itriue upe 5tauemetbooer, pil BET opltaa
li9uenbe Ro11iteer, iom Tan eipre bet
famine, os oa bIiuer Spsrssmaalet::
Quilten 5pro9mpQe !tal faa SOP at
male2
Profesforen mener, at Sproget mao
faa 2ou til at ubuitle 19 paa naturlig.
Maabe. Det tan lite bannes paa mes-
tanif Uis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

st 5elplet perh $4,000 o9 rarbis
fnloe eSnitrumenter ttlberenbe Torenebe
5toters &rpoler y Wtiuneapolis" er ble>
pen ltiaalet fra aaleoe &ufferter, lom
|too / &aptsinens &abpt. mems 5tibet
laa Napp: Darben peo 2:oaue Sslano
uoeufor Bb,laoelpbia forleben.
@elp1ettet par en- @aue fra Bor9ere
/ Minneapolis 1898, Do bet npe 9th
blep optalbt efter Bpeu Wiinneopolis.
Sn9en Tan foritaa. buorban 5aserne
tan pere borttomne, ba ber er Waeter
aueuegne bele Chen, oa insen tan illppe
bort meo en- Patre, uben ban maa 9ipre
reoe for fig.
De fiiaalne eager CT omtan9sri9e.
1aa bet pilbe bliue en- meset itor Ya.te.
Stibet er nplts ton,met ira @uba.
Man ffuloe nu ta9e Spluia9erne ilano
forat beuare benz Der, % ba man tom
forat 9ipre bet, par Rufferterne opbruts
teDe % Snbbolbet ia itet uo cuer @ulpet
meo l1nbtaselie al @pluiaserne os Sn=
Nrumenterne.
Man bar TENT, at be maatte ftnbes
itiult noget Steb Oarben, % man bar
lebt operalt uben no9et 6elb.
Senere oplples, at be table Eager er
TONNE tilrette, men be, iom ueo, ne9ter
at fortlare, bporlebes bet ct saaet til.
W1an mener ba, at Saserne maaife par
blepen bortQiente blot paa Strpmt.
Wtaalfe bet osiaa funoe pare net iaa
vRrli9t" ment, men bet par 9iort al
Tolt. 1om man lite liter at fremfiue
iom Epue.
SaqetaIb fpues bet Tibet riuelist, at
nosen / ct &rtss,tib, buor Diiciplinen
er me9et iireus, fulbe pope at brpoe op
laaiebe Rufferter ! Rapteinens &abpt
alene iom en- @pibsbubitreg. Ran bet
uare mulist, at Officererne er iaa fuIbe,
at be lite peb, bpab be 9ipr2
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06
Ter,t> y. o.
27 yiou. 1906.

~ J(0U. lSUO.
ST.. Neoatter!
Da leg MI er fpttet fra &otbiap til
Datota ca bar ta9et 2anb Waro
County, moa ieg anmobe Dem ON at
foranore Mbreslen paa nit Blab, ibet
leg lamttbi9t peolegser SOC i'll Jornpelie.
Seq reiite bib / Wars 1lfleben %
brog omtrins / @ountierne Warb os
WiQiamB ca. tire Tiger. Seq fit laales
bes ie en- bel Del af @gnen, men jes
tom omtrent ct 9lar for TENT, tbi bet
lnuttelte 2ano uar auereoe taset. Seq
traf bet bog lite auerperf. Seq fanot
ber Waro County en- &uart, bporpaa
Der er COB 3pIaat. syes fit meuem so
o9 70 2es 50 paa ben CONNER, oa
9eet er / COB Yrts. 81 faar Sc for ct
Nes Bpen.
0anbet fer ub til at pere eobt. men
Der er ganife meset Sten bet, iaa bet
er arbeibiomt at faa bet opbprtet. Seq
troebe lite CONNER, at be, ifulbe
blioe noseu pioere Aulins, tbi leg Jpn.
tes, ber par iaa altfor Tibet &s9n.
Men Mbolf @atteruo fit 26 BuIbel
bueoe pr. Mcre paa npt Qano. Wten
2inet bleu bet for tprt for. Det betefe
leg bar bsrt ON, par BuIbel pr. Mcre.
Yinteren fom braat. Den l5be b..
beapnote bet at lne, os bet bolbt ueb
bele Dasen, inotil Der laa omtrent l6
Tommer, bpor ben laa ieunt. Wten iaa
Tom Der tire Dase meb Georoenuinb, iaa
ri baube en- uotlen Dafotaitorm. Men
uu er bet 9oot Veir isien meo posen
&uIbe % Gage.
Wteo Agtelie,
u. u. @atterus,>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

Bre1oent &ooieuelt bar paa Mnbefaa
ling at 8ri9aoeseneral Darlington afs
itebiset tire &ompasnier g&esre, fom bar
eiort Eisneite Sort Brown, &eras..
Oq be lite Blot aflfeoises men faar
albri9 mere 9ipre Gieneite Nrmeen ener
Tlaaoen euer paa anben Wtaaoe uere I
Torenebe 5taters Eieuefe.
Denne Straf bar be paaoraget fig
berpeb, at @olbater fra bisie &ompasni>
er siorbe Zig ffplbis / flor uoroen /
Brownsville Eeras cm Mftenen ben
13oe @usuit, og bet git fac pibt, at en-
8oraer blep brabt, % Politimeferem
b!eu laa lemt bebanblet. at ban mifebe
en- Mrm.
Der par naturli9uis al @runb til at
faa Opflaret, bpem Der par @fplb berir
og faa ben ifploige ifraffet, men bet par
umulist at faa rebe oerpaa, oa Nesrene
bolot iammen. Derfor mener Brisabes
seneralen. at naar Nesrene pil 1taa,
iammen ON at beifptte ben fplb,ge,
faar be oaiaa Teuesfab bore @trafz,
fen, og Yreiibeut Rooiepelt er enig meb
BAN bert.
De n1ener begge to, at ameritanite-
Borgere bar Jet til at uente af florence
be 9taters Solbater, at be ltal bliue
beifptteoe al bisie beGere enb at tente,
at Gtp % 2emmer er | Tare here's
Netbeo.
Affebisellen bar Datt flor Opmert>
1ombeo, % bet laoer. iom bet Ct fsrite
Gang, noget iaaeant bar benbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06
500 8el5,.,ti. !, d 500.

Dette Babs aeiere nil fornpie6e at erares
Ct ber er bet uin6ie en- rpstet Spsoo tom 9bens
toben erblepet Stano til at furere ae oens Stas
BIER o9 bet er Ratarrb Halls Oatarrh Cure er bet
enete prfet9e elbrebeIes mtbbel eseitanDen fienz
6er Da 8atarrb er en- tonitntionel Spgbom. forbrer
esn en- tonititnttonel BsbanOltns i Hall's Gatarrh
berne t 5pitemet ttlintetgtpr berpeb 9D9bomn1enss
Mariag gtper Gattenten Stprte peb at Ros
itt11ttone11 90 belpe gsaturen ct 4igre 1t Nr6eios
at be lbpber ct bnnbrebe Dollars for bpert Elfnlbe
bport benne Webictn tfte beprter 9ebrebelie Strtu
otter 2tne o8 Dtbnesbprb. Etlitrtp S S
585.-.-- - y. >. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, q,
n e. Snlges bos Mpotbetere. ss 55s3
Halls Family Pills e Be blbtte. 5s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

9iitrittsbommer Searle, Der plubl le=
list blep ipa ttite 6oit. bar reit9neret,
og Dommer Wt. .. Eaplor, iom blep
ualst / bans Steo Nopember, bar
operta9et @nbeoet, enbifipnt bans gm.
beostio lite ituloe be9pnoe enonu. Orb>
ntn9en al bette ct blepen paalfpnbet,
forbi Der par formeget Mrbetbe / Dis
1trittet for en- Dommer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

relen, iaa Der es mere Ben9e Del, Eio
paa Aaret, naar Der bebppes mere, %
mtnore, naar lite @fterjporslelen er laa
ifor.
0erpaa bebanbler ban 2anbetB frems
meoe Bel liboeIler og fin Neiie til Nqs
mama. Denae nil blipe @ienlfano for
en- lpeciel Support.
Sluttelta ou1taler ban 6eren oq
Tlaaoen og anbefaler at baue be99e aeo
@tano. 9an flyer. at unbertioen er.
&ris lite Blot berettiget men npbueabia,
os penee ber oerfor bepilses baaoe til
Scr os Tlaaoe, iaa be tan forbebres.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

@n @rploi1on / en- Noburitz Tabrit /
Wetpbalen, Tp}flanb. ben 28be Nop.
poelasoe belle 6obriten, mebfprte Dpben
for en- Mansbe Mennelter, os omtrent
800 tom tilifabe. iaa be matte ienbes
til Qospitaler. Sc omtomues Mntal
anlaaes til SO euer mere. 0toburit er
ct npt Sprensfof, Der ifal uere neit
efter Dpnamtt / Stprte men etsplooe>
rer lite laa let ueo 5lag iom Dpuan,it.
Det beber, at bele Tabrtfen bleu lon
ferret uat at Soroeu ueo @tsploiionenr
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

StatsaoDotat Douns bar fast, at
ban Dil be9pnbe at unberipse, ON bet er
lanbt. iom bet paaitaaeB, at Rulbanb,
lerne / EuiQin9bperns ers bleDne enige
ON at torbsie 4riien paa Rul. Oct
bsber, at en- iaaban Torbs,elie fanbt
Heo, iult ION Grast:n paa Rul par saas
& neo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

"a Sastulptter meb Dpoen tiltslse
er inbtrutne Minneiota, Mi@isan %
Bisconitn, ,ftben Sasttioen for 5iort be-
spnbte ibsf. Desuben Ct 20 Manb
TONNE aluorlist ttlltabe unber Saaten.
st Meunsfeliu er ubpre biui9t pore
Dase.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

Blanbt be Tarteier, iom forliite un=
Der Storn1en paa be fore SnbIeer fors
lebsn, par oglaa en- norit Bart
Maeba", Der paaifaaes at pere 9aaet
tilbunbs meo Manb % Uaus uoeufor
Quebsd. 6ele Wtanbfabet, beffaaenoe
af a Nerioner, latte 2iuet til, efter
huab Der blep Oplpit fra Chicago.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

llqeblabet bar tilial9s en- 2ou1meub.
:pe al en- enselit:norit % norif.enself
rbtog. Yr,s soc % 75c. Osioa en-
'snlt.enselit % sEsellt,ipenit upsaue
'1an1me Priier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06
Mi,tt, eiota.

S @rootnoa bolbt man en- itor
NIlfeosteit for &on9resmanb 9teeuerlon
os 9u1tru, tpr be reiife til Rationens
6opeolfab iite l1se.
@nbsu Be9pnbelIen at oenne
l1Bc bar Wis 1sRppifoben oamuet op
peb SIS itrats nebenfor Mnota, og Ban.
bet ieg frembeles. s @talbe % Baf:
bule, iom fob lapt, n1aatte man Fptte
Oprerne os 0arerne ub. Man ,petus
lerebe nu ouer. enten Sien ptlbe losne
liot ON libt, eQer ON alt plloe eaa paa
EN- Gang. tfte Eiltelbe er oer Tare
paaferbe.
Sobu Mn6erion fra Wlilaca blep
brabt ueb @reat Nortbern>5 5tationen /
ct. @louo iffte 2prbas. 6aa boube
binlpet en- 0en, 8. Mnberion, iuo poa
ct Gren % git uo, iult 1om Erenet
bapoe iat fig / Beue9elie. San inubs
lebe, tom unber Trenet, fit besse Ben
afffaarne oe 6ouebet tnuif. San par
en- uelitaaenbe Tarmer. iom boebe en-
Wtl fra Bpen~ 9uitru o9 ipu Bern er
i9ien.
. SiIte Spnba9smoreen blep en- "a
Mar eamn,el Wano ner @peletb anta>
get for en- 6iort, % ben enc al to Sc.
sere, iom par Nerbeben, ifieo paa
BAN % traf bom ! uenttre Brpit. San
falot ON % raabte til seeerne, at be
maatte bielpe bam, men be lob I'm Vei.
Den 9amIe Wianb bleu tun6en o9 fprt
til ct 9ospital % luGuer MI melem Hiu
% DOB. @n Sernbanearbetber peb
Naun Mlfreb Sobnion er blepen arrel1es
ret tom mistanft torat pare en- at be to
Segere. men ban lelu nester forat bape
peret paa Stebet. Den ifuote Wanb
bsoer Norsb 3uramfi.
T. Wiiis Muna Ebon,pion, en- Bige
oes arbeibeDs-t &e9iltertoutoret Wpore,
bsno, bleu pnte!i9 lemleifet og orebt
pda Sernbanelporet Der Bnsn I,rsbae
@ftermiooag itlte l1ge. pisen hob paa
bet enc Gpor o9 uentebe, mems ct aroet
Eren git torbi, os BUN laa lite bet an.
bet Eren, iom tom. Oct bleite
Dampptben, men ba ber par fere. Grpn
o9 2ofomottuer. iom git frem o9 tilba=
&c ! Nerbeben, la9oe ban lite Merte
til 6aren og git iuit in6 paa Sporet Ii,
&c foran ct Eren o9 blep brebt. Mas
ltiat|fen tiger at ban penteoe. Ptsen pils
be ittge til6ase, men ifebet berfor git
bun frem. 2isinnsiurpen bar funbet.
at Maltiniifen par forlpmmelie fin
Blist. ,oet ban tierte fortere. enb ban
baube 9fet til, % lite bapbe fit 2otomo.
tin unber Eontrol. Den BONNER eg>
fad Sernbanetompa9niet, fotot bet lite
baube luttet portene ueb Ouer9ansen,
itte baube Vast Eaarnet o9 lite baobe
repareret Bremieapparatet paa v@aboo>
fem, ua9tet bet buube peret ub af 2aue
ouer en- l1ge.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-12-06

Sobn Mleranber Dcmie, Der oslaa
bar talbt ita felu @ltas II, er aaaet fra
Borltanoen, oplpfes Der ira @bicaso.
Wan tror, at bans @nbeligt er ner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-17
Estes.M .Mokelvtv.

At the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. NJ. f. Estes. No. 5i2 North
B-oad Miss Anna NJ Este,, and Mr. J.
A. McKelvcy, Of Oklahoma city, were
married Tuesday evening The ceremony
was performed by Rev Ventress. OF the
Christian church. az $3.50 o'clock The
bride was beautifully dressed in wnHe silk
and carried roses. The oarlors were
handsomely decorated with white chry-
santhemums. Immediately after the
ceremony an elaborate course luncheon
was served. the tables and dining room
decorations being roses and carnations.
Mr.. McKevey Is well and favo-ably
known IN Guthrie having held the chair
Of English in the Logan county high
school for two years. He was principal
for two years OF the old Guthrie high
school. He has been in newspaper WORK
for the past two years. and is now en-
gagged in that business in Oklahoma City.
Mrs McKelvey is one OF Guth-ic's most
charming young ladies. She was a grad
uate Of the high school. 4 this city al
the time Prof. McKelvey was teaching
and Il was there he met he- She has
been with the Singer Sewing Machine
company In the capacity u bookkeeper
for some time, rosigning her position
there two months ago. The young couple
left on the evening train for Oklahoma
City, whore they will make their home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-17
Bio lows on Mlssisslr.l.

The towboats on the Mississippi
river know how to tow. Tic Spragie
went up from Memphis the other day
with 62 pieces in its tow -4he largest
ever taken up the river ky a single
boat in one trip, says tl,e Baltimore
Sun. The boat had In its SOW 46 coal
boats, 12 barges and f1l-- fuel flats
making the grand tom Tf 62 pieces
the larggs. w far that was ever at
tempted bsA,Sre.
1t took the boat over an hour to
pass Memphis, but while it padded
along slowly its movement wss sure,
and the same slow raIe Of speed was
maintained from the time the boat was
sighted below the bridge until 1t was
lost to view AROUND .he koE1d City
bend.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-17

luncheon this afternoon in hoaor Of her
'guest. Mrs. Whitney, Of Carthage, Mo.
/ Mrs Henry j. Frantz AMI her dtugh-
ter. Mrs. Lucy Whitsoa. Of Enid arc
visiting with Governor ana MS Frank
Frantz
Misses Maggie ana Mnd-ei Haws re-
| turned to Muhal on the morning train
after few days visit in the city with
friends.
The Shakespeare club were entertained
by Charles =. IIanford the noted Snake
spearian actc-. al the Carnegie library
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. F B. Lucas ana Miss Lon strang
returned Thursday from Chicago and
Kansas city where thy have been
visiting for some days.
Mrs Iiebfreid, who ha been the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs T. p. BENIN
er FOR some time. has returned 10 her
home in Emporia Kansas.
The meeting OF the Guthrie Whist
club is postponed from Friday to Moa-
day afternoon Mrs. john j. llildreth
viii be hos'ess 20 the club
Misses Gertrude and Louise Pattison
LEFT for Chicago whdnes lay the latter
to remain there ana the cmer return
ing to Guthrie after a short visit
Mrs. NJ NJ Tubbs returned TO Orlando
Friday morning after attending the
marriage OF her grand laughter Miss
Conelia olds to Mr.. No man Smith.
Miss Katherine Howell. Of Russelvine.
A-Hansas. IS the guest OF Dr. and Mrs.
f. a. Hughes. She has been the honoree
Of several socicc3 functio this week.
Library Visitors registered at Carnegie
library are: ~ Bentley. y, r. Gravel,
Prague; Willard Noyes, F'emont Neb.;
c. o, Han, Plattsburg, No Mrs. G. A.
Hays. Tonkawa.
Mrs =. T. Walton was hostess to the
Cambridge club on Moaday afternoon.
The regular lesson Of the club was the
afternoons work. The club win meet
next Monday at Carnegie ibTary.
Miss Lou Strung left Friday for okla
homa city where she will be the guest OF
Miss Amy Brooks She viii attend sew
eral Or the social functions which ace
To be given i'm that city this week
Mrs Barde entertained with an info--
mai tea Wednesday ane Don in nono-
of Mrs. Couiert the sister OF Mrs. Duke.
The rooms were done in hlysanthcmums
aud carnations Misses Esthe- Beland
and Letha Rs-de chwmingy costumed
as japanese girls served tsa.
gho shaRospeare c,ub met 1t The li-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-17

MIS- S. T.. spu-icr entertained at
progressive cuchrc yesterday afternoon,
in honor OF her ont OF town guests Mrs.
John Fields of oklahoma city. and Mrs.
Powell ana Mrs. Doiae of Saltwater.
Mrs F.od Hunt won n.st prize Mrs.
John Boland. tho lone hand. ana Mrs.
Leach Che consolation. The handsome
pulors were simply but tastefuny decor
ated with ferns and carnations. a course
luncheon was served after the close of
the afternoons gamcs. The guests We're.
Mcsdamos G. M Banc-. Hohus. LEACH.
Hixou Hc-od. Barlc. Carpenter, Boics,
Farquharson. BeanL Iaymakc-. John
Bcldnd. Eager Omer Hunt Geo. Bill
Kingsley Chas Binlngsley. Geo. Ander-
son Burke IauN. Buck. CottinRham.
Brown. Craig G. T. Cotie-al. willis.
Gilbert sohlberg Dodson. Cockrum.
s7u9lock Brown Day Tell Walton,
Hodge Lutz. Brooke. Glazier. vanVos-
hecs Asp Misses Ida Nihack. Hunt.
Braun. Couc Hodge The out of towa
guests were Mrs. John Fields, OF Orl-
homa city. Mrs c. r. Powell and NJ
Dolde of saltwater and Mrs Hip. Mrs.
Prescott Mrs. Fo.rar onJ Miss Tasrai
of Arkansas city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-17

Mrs. Mccurty is In FL Reno VISITING
f.ien6s.
Miss Lida Lohr is tea ilne at centra
school this week
Mrs Al Hixon is ia the CITY from EI
Reno visiting friends
Mr ana Mrs. John Potter spent Sun
day in Oklahoma City
Mrs. Joe Morris. Of Oklahoma city. is
visiting friends in the capital city.
Frank shroyer, clerk at the register Of
deeds office, VIII be married soon.
Mrs. Beymire went TO e Reno on the
morning train to visit with relatives.
Miss Porter of Mannatte1. Kansas. IS
the guest Of Miss Aural Hoyland this
week.
Mrs Mccreight Of Oklahoma city. l.
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Massey.
Mr.. ana Mrs Stewart B~iggs. Of Okla
homa city, are visiting fiienls in the
Capital city.
Edmond F-antz returned TO Enid last
evening after a short visi. with Cover.
nor and Mrs. Frautz.
Miss Helen Green entertained with a
muacaleI and Saturday evening, Mrs.
spur~ier gives dinner.
Mrs. W. Stewart returl,d to Shawnee
on the noon tain. after "A weeks visit
in the city with friends.
Mrs John Fields came ~ from Okla
homa City on the morning train to visit
with Mrs. s. J.. spurrier.
Ms. J. N. Keys returned last evening
from Oklahoma City whore she spent
Sunday with her son, Eail
Mr. and Ms. John Linde 'mann have
moved into the city from their suburban
nome near -. Jose2hs Tet@eat-
Miss Maud Mcqueen returned to ok
iahoma City last night after spending
sunday in the city with friends.
Mrs. j. n. Keys. OF Guthrie. was the
guest over Sunday OF her son. Mr.. Ea-l
r. Keys, Of this city.-Oklahoman.
Ms. T. M. Dolde and Mrs. c. +.
Powell of saltwater are I'm the city
visiting MI and Mrs $. L. spnrler
Mrs. May Johnson of IIartNile, M9..
is in the city visiting her sister Ms. W.
a. Adams, an East Springer avenue.
Mrs T. E ilimhau entertained at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-17
Why He Wanted Ls,

That disaster breeds ei us .ance nc
one doubts, says the Ytutl's Com
panion. An easterner who as visit.
ing in California at the tin g II the re.
cent calamity fully recognized thlS
fact and gave the Californians credit
for Il.
A building had collapsed as a result
~ the earthquake. Besides several
califlrnians, confined bene-h the de-
sris lSas New Yorker 70 the rescu-
ers btlan removing the brick and tim.
bers feeble voice called from a cor
ner of he building far below;
'' Help here! ! am from the ,lst
lld am unused to EARTHQUAKES. = kG
Se ou. lNt"