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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
KesslerPowlesn Nuptlals.

A. IS o'clock last Tuesday evening
Miss Viola Powles OF this city. was
married ~ William F. Kessler. of
Cairo Heights The ceremony was
performed in the parlors Of the home
of The brides sister. Mrs. Z. !. Hodges
81 2aG9 Washington avenue ty Rev
Charlie % Armstrong who usrl the
Lutheran ritual with the exception of
au IMPROVED prayer which was very
impressive and appropriate. The bride
l1d 4r com entered together. There
.m- DO attendants. Large palms
..f. lriH.ed effectively with
a...-. nru. mses and masuol'as eA-
.nIue .o IHe four corners of the
1om. Tlr bride wore a sl1erb gown
~ band woven batisto .e carried q
large bouquet Of brides roses. The
Wedding March was played by Miss
Minnie KoHsr After the ceremony
refreshments we're served. The couple
VIII reside in new home which is
being constructed AZ Cairo Heights
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
THE NEW SYSTEM
OF scr~rAnnusI Promotions to Be In
augursted IN Cairo Schools
Today,

Today. February ]. 1896. marks the
Inauguration OF semi-annual promo
tions in the Cairo Public schools.
Thee .emi-annual promotions are
not designed with the object of push
ing the pupils along but rather for Che
purpose OF allowing fhe brighter pl
pills Boo iia.r respective classes to adj
vance according to fhe.r adaF'ao d
Hr T.e I5- long been pracriced in
fha rI.r .eho l- ef mr-' aH arr lareF
g.Hs.
Arn H1if taa BaFl' ei nas-a.
Stafford and Lincoln schuol9 sill De-
promoted and the niece Fary change li
teachers i- also announced
The higher eighth viil move info
The hieh school building and Misses
Nora ReIman Of Douglas bu ldine and
Nellie Fans of Stafford building VAL
teach the classes Misse7 Minnie ALL
Irr viii acquire the position made va
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

j. s Thompson, manager of
the Vehicle Supply Company Of this
city. was called TO Racine, Wis. last
Friday 10 figure On "a years contract
for iruuod neck yokes and single'rees
for the Fish Brothers Wagon Com.
pany. one of tine largest wagon com
nanies in the country. He succeeded
IN closing deal with them for from
10000 TO 10000 GETS amounting %
about siX carloads
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
Plaintiff look Non suit.

I'm tha case Il Hogan vs.. the City OF
Cairo in regard to gravel contract
held I'm the county court yesterday
morning. evidence showed that when
the plaintiff made the contract with
the CITY there were onl six counciimen
present and voting The law requires
the presence of eight councilmen pres
en- and voting iu order 10 make a
valid contract. upDn which h0lding-
th- plaintiff took "a non SUIT
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
Elect Officers.

AT a meeting of the stockholders Of
The New York Mercantile Company
last night the following officers We're
elected for the ensuing year; Charles
e. He,sian. president; c. O. Patier
vice president: John b. Greaney, secre-
tary and treasurer. The following di-
rectors We're also reelected NJ. T
Johnson and Charles Lancaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
Out Early.

A party of several boys while at
play beyond the leyee Tuesday killed
a small garter snake which had been
awakened from IT'S state of torpidity
owing to the unusually warm weather
and was exercising is henumbed and
stiffened muscles THIS was about
The first snake of the season and ifs
early appearance is remarkable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

Mrs. G. G. Terrell entertained ne
member OF tnr Malron's Gard club
20, euchre Tuesday afternoon at her
residence. 32G seventh street The
D-izes were cut gla-. dishes and were
wardei To Mrs J. ID Ladd and Mrs.
-. Z. Halliday Refreshments were
served after the games The guests of
The club were. Mesdames AT T.
HAYNES. G. O. Patior and Mis- Lillian
Schutfpr
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

Announcement was made yester
lay by the Chicago board OF trade that
ne Wabash railroad had filed q tariff
At Washington effective Thursday CIV
ing Chicago the much de.ired 23-cent
grain rate 10 eastern seaboard. The
new rate win apply 10 Omaha, Kansas
City and Council Bluffs and viii be %
cents to New York and Boston and %
cents TO Philadelphia. The new rate
Sili undoubtedly force the eastern
md western roads TO get together on
division Of a similar rate through
Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
MednesdaY 90 cIub.

Mrs q G. Terrell OF 32G Seventh
erect. entertained the members OF the
Wednesday Card club 40 her home.
The prize offered a beautiful silk
scarf was awarded 80 Mrs. r. l. Gil
bert. A delicious twocourse luncheon
was served ar the conclusion Of he
Games The guests of the club We're:
Mrs +. Gilbert, Misses Martha HaIll-
tay and June Jeunelle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
cnr,mltteed Suicide

A man giving the name Of D. Lee
but whose right name is said 70 be
Cushard committed suicide at Wick
life Ky, Tuesday by taking carbolic
acid. He is said to have lived in Cairo
for some time He went 10 WicEiitfe
IN search of work and not being able
10 obtain il took The poison He was
buried at the expense Of Ballard
county.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
TWO INDICTMENTS.
Found For Forgery Against Seton ana
Coimev IN n. & ". Railroad
B5rd Case.

New York. January 30 -Indiclmenfs
for forg ry i1 the first degree IN The
IS nance Of forged Norfolk and Wss--
crn railway certificate. were today
brought in by The grand jury against
Charles Augustus Seton and Charles
7. G. 2. Colmey. Both Of these men
are noU iu jail awaiting sentence afte-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

conviction in other cases. Seton was
convicted of grand larceny in connec
on with the issue of $1,000 0n0 worth
VI stock of Che Houston. Galveston and
lnferurhau rai'Uay Of TaXa. Coimry
aas convicted OF larceny loo iha nr p
'aefH1 0n The CHARGE Chat boz sniI
fraudulent bond 90 ihc Neu York and
Hampstead railway
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

The Ladies Aid Society Of the Cat
vary Baptist church will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Promper OF l2oS
Locust street. tomorrow afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to December 10. 1905.
THE FAST MAIL RoUTA
shortest and QuioksSt Routste
S.. Louis & Chicago
nrrrnin. Leave Oairoi


I.a2 a. no. Daily Chicago Nestibule Limited
arriving In Chicago at 1880 a. m connecting
with af ernoon trains for all points east and
north.
2;2O a. m. Daily st. Louis Night Limite
striving IN st. Louis at 7:0s =. M, oonnectini
at Uaion Station for all points west. sleepinf
ca a open at 9:45 p. m.
$40 a. M, Chicago Daylight EEprses
excep. Sunday, makes sll stops between Carr
and chicago, arriving in Chicago at $3.50 p. 10
$40 q. M. st. Louis Morning Ezpress
except sunday, arriving In 81. Louis At ll's
MAKING 81 stops.
II:I5 a. m. ~. Louis Fast Mail. srri'
ing in ~. Louis at $500 p. M.
If.ls q. VA. Chicago Midday Special
arriving IN Chicago, $3.50 p. IN.
2:3Sp. IN. Daily st. Louis Limited, ar
irving in st. Louis at SOS p. M connecting
Union station for Kansas City, Omaha, Den
YER San Francisco and all points west.
ABS d. m. Afternoon Express for Odtp
EnlaKhsn, MattUon, Tolona, Champaign, Chi
cago
500 D. m. Thebes accommodation.
700 ID. m. Chicago and Eastern In
press arriving In Chicago at s 80 q. NJ Indian
spolis 7:25 Cincinnati. $50 .. M. Buffalo, s;E
M New York 1850 .. m. Sleeping cars
Chicago,
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PASSENGERS

paeeannarc For New York and eastern
Y dSScHyciS cities should bear in mind
tn a. the III nois Central IS the quickest route
BY many hours. leaving Cairo at 1900 p. m. and
arriving in New Yark att 80 the second day.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
rig ONLY DIRECT LINE TO MEMPHIS
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA, At
LANTA. JACKSON VILE, sA-
VANEAH, VTCKSBUR8
and JACKSONVILLE.
2,Os q. N. ''The Dixie Flyer" AsGphis
Fs.hviile and Jacksonville,
3.4O a m. Memphis snG New OrleaHs Li-nt'
ed vis Memshis, arriving in Memphis - ss45
a m and New Orleans s.i5 p. m.
fssO q. m. Paducsh and Fouisyille.
IsaI D. m, daily. Memphis and New Orlean
Past NAL arriving ia Memphis al 7'45 ,. %. snt
New Orleans st $40 =. M.
Is4l ,. N, daily, Nashville, ohAtsnoogk4nd
Atlanta.
e.E0 pm. Memphis and New Orleans speois
nrrsre * Memphis 1t II SO p. m. Hss Oriear
fI-za. n.
a.4s .. N. Paducah .ud TOUT Vile.
axFor throngn tfcKete, sleeping car accom.
rnsdatfous and further Information apply 81
Ulfnofs Central Passover Station Csiro, III.
b. ". Gross, Tn. Agt-s
SO. HATCH. a-P.A-
A. HANSON. Passenger rrshe Manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

J. G. .NaaB.arclm. 81 ST Louis. Mo.
BIAS succeeded fhe late William r..
Thompson as director Of the s. Louis
iron Mountain and Southern.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

c. 20 the SENATE Tor the best
twenty-five cent dinner in the city.
Open every hour in the year
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

Among tha Improvements cUutem-
plated by The management Of the Cot
ou Bel. ROME for early Inauguration
the Building OF a bridge ACROSS the
Red river az shreveport In connec-
~ vita this. az eight mile termina!
Nstam will be constructed at that
1o.ut New tractage is necessary ar
Pine Bluff Ark. iu connection with
he station recently erected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

The total expense of holding the In
fe-natonai Railway congress in the
United States which met iu Washing
ION la-t May. including the special
trains for carrying The visitors 20 s..
Louis Chicago. Montreal and other
cities was Sfs.R-r
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

The best r. always the cheapest.
Advertisers use the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

Bus ness ear No. .. occupied by J..
: Baker, assistant superintendent Of
machinery of The Illinois Central, ar
iyed from Paducah at u a. m. yes
erday. II was taken TO Mounds by
witch engine in charge Of O. w.
Brown, trainmaster Of terminals. II
eft for Chicago last night on NO s.
Mr. Baker has been to Paducah super
intending the repairing Of the bad
order cars.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

The historic passenger car used by
tbraham Lincoln, and which has been
standing neglected many years at
Omaha, was purchased recently by
Thomas Lowry president of the Min
neapois, ST. Paul and Sault Ste Marie
Railway company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

A. Violet, Illinois Central agent at
Villa Ridge, was in the city yesterday
returning on No 6 al go p m.
The Cuban Special passed through
ia lime Tne-day night Hockersmirh
md HUI were in charge
b. Foley track supervisor Of The 81.
louis division Of the Illinois Central
vas here yesterday
G. E. Chance of Mounds, manager Of
ne Illinois Central telegraph depart
nent at that town, was here on bust
ness yesterday.
G. +. Boyd. Illinois Central road
master OF the ST Louis division. was
n the city yesterday.
Frank Scurlock. supervisor Of
bridges and buildings of the ST. Louis
division Of the Illinois Central was
here yesterday.
u. F. Woods, Of Decatur, H., has
been promoted from travelling auditor
for the Illinois Central to special
travelling auditor, with headquarters
in Chicago.
shippers and farmers organiza-
lions which were successful in bring
ne about reductions Of railway rates
n Illinois, Kansas and Missouri have
Xtended their contest to Minnesota.
and the railroad commission of that
state now has under consideration a
rate reduction order. to affect the
transportation Of farm products-Rail-
Ndy World.
The historic passenger car used by
tbraham Lincoln. and which has been
standing neglected many years at
Omaha Wa purrb4eld recently nv
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
"I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN

IN my womb and ovaries, writes Mrs.
Naomi Bake, Of Webster Groves NO,
ard my menSes we're very painful
andirreguIar Since taking Cariui
feet like a new woman, and DO not
suffer as did, =
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

Frank Scurlock. supervisor Of
bridges and buildings Of the 81. Louis
division Of the Illinois Central, was
here yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01
WRITE US A LETTER

in strictest confidence, telling US all
your troubles. We will send free ad-
vice Gin plain sealed envelope. Ad-
dress: Ladies' Advisory Dept, The
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-01

A, Violet, Illinois Central agent at
Villa Ridge was in the city yesterday,
seturning on No 6 al 80 D. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-10

alcohol and ether, in the proportions
OF e5 per cent Of alcohol to S5 per
cent Of the anaesthetic. 1t is taken in
diluted form, the dose growing strong
er with custom. until those who are
habituated can take it almost clear.
Out at Wilburton, Hartshorne and
Haileyville the officers have been con-
siderably troubled Of late by the new
drink. It is a vest pocket eoncoction,
in that a glorious drink can be carried
In a very small compass. and 1t has
been hard for the deputies to trace
it up. This morning however Deputy
Nowln brought in a quart bottle Of
the mixture, which IS enough, accord
ing 70 conservative estimate. to in
toucate all the voters in the Fifteenth
recording district. He took Il into the
districl attorneys Office for examina-
tlon, but none Of the prosecutors 3
force could be induced 10 investigate
beyond a SMELL Martin Ruspick OF
Wnburton is under Indictment by the
grand jury which just adjourned,
charged with dIsposlng OF the stun.
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ANODYNE
JAGS NOW
SUCCEEDS "TINTOP" AND
SIMCO MEAD AS A
BEVERAGE.
DRIVES DULL CARE AWAY
New Drink in Indian Terri
tory Creates Excitement.
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
South McAlester, l. T., March 10
"Anodyne" is the latest mixture for
producing intoxication.
The many expedients to which the
bibulously inclined are put in their
attempts to get intoxicants past the
United States marshals have given
rise to the very latest in the line Of
trance producers.
The man who invented 1t called it
'anodyne," which means, according to
the dictionary, a medicine to allay
pain; anything soothing. They say it
justifes its sppellation and that any
body who takes two drinks of 1t dur
ing the same day is soothed into a
state of blissful Inconsistencies 10 all
terrestrial woes. The awakening is
said to be recl1ingly painful, in pro
portion to the depths of intoxication
attained.
The stuff is a delightful mixture Of
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NEW LODGE ORGANIZED.

Modern Brotherhood of Amer.oa-A Ben
sncial Frnternai sooity-Larse
Attendance.
Tire Modern brotherhood of America,
henoheal fraimlul society was or
gauized March at tho odd Fellow hal
hy A. j. Morris state manager. 81
Guthrie. assisted hy W. j. Newson, w.
n Poguo ana @ =. Rust o. Perry THE
following on'oefs wera elected ~. a.
Ice president q 3 Chaniln. v.ca pres d.
dent r. T.. Hmudam, treaswer. 4 ~
Brewer. secretary Eva M Han chap-
hiu. ~. A Lee. physician G. T Eaa5n,
conductor w. D. WRIGHT walchmn.
W. Posue. scutnet Fry-nvs char-
ter members ~ lho order were present
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II is Thought from adyices received
at the present thne that Governor and
Mrs. Frantz win be in the city ON tht
nisht OF the cttlomons ban ana VIII
participate. They win be- accompanied
BY the governors military staff in uni
form. There rs no donbl but wlmt thi5
Is going Co Dc one of tha most brilmAt
affairs in the history OF oklahoma cts,
as every effort IS being nude TO secure
the assistance ot an The people ln the
city 4 reception committee of ladies
has practically been secured TO assist
Ia receiving Governor and Mrs Frantz.
oklahoma city will endeayor to show
on this occasion thut she is unsclhsh
and try to make the visitors feel ai home
This is BAN given TO the cattlomtn
and Il must be their good time, even II
II Is az the expense Of onr which is
very unlikely Show the visitors the
time OF their liyes--oklahoma city
Times-Journal
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MISS punAAMs DANCING CLASS

MISS DUNHAM's DANCING CLASS.
Miss Pearl Lucille Durham will or
ganize dancing class Monday night,
the dances to DE held IN the hall on the
lower noor Of the l. o. o. H. building on
Fast Harrison avenue Lesson. 10 9
o. M; assembly dance. . TO II y. m.
Childron's classes in afternoon from 4
TO g. Private lesson VIII be given. Al
new dances win be taught Terms. 81 FOR
two months course, one lesson with ass
sembly dance per week. Orchestra mu-
sic for dance. MISS Dunham has cstab-
lishcd a reputation as physical culture
teacher, and her abilits as AN instructor
Is well known IN Guthrie. The mlnuet
given couple Of weeks ago az the Coll
onial party was under the supervision OF
Miss Durham. and speaks for her work
| In that line All personS interested may
communicate with Miss Durham, who
will bo here Monday morning Phone
/ 2lo.
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REAL EarArE TRANSFERS.

JOHN Oman cl uN 10 Ben Hsgies. Dr..
W. d.. lot n blk ls East Guthrie. $500.
Fannie A. 'Ray. & b. % Frank Bowers.
". a., iot 9 and north M sec a. east az
and b. ar Of ne or sec a. twp i6 r
W. except 40 acres; and 50 or sec
81. twD AZ, r W 5000.
A. W. Mann 70 David B. Pses. ". a..
lot 3. blk ls. lst add. New Marshall.
$40.
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winton the consolation. Al iive O'Clock
"a three course luncheon was soryed.
There were these guests. Mesdames y,
~ Beadlos. Edgar Powers Fred Bardo
O. r. Fegau, j. C. Honus. H. O. Baker
Gaicn CROW, l.. +. Leach. Jr., Melville
Carter. ard Misses lone coylc aud Kaih-
crime Schncll
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sombor uappiuss drape the fastiyo
places OF society. Cor lis the midst of
Lent II is q period Of rest for many "
us ana self denial for not "a few There
Ia "a cessation of he gas functions and
only the mor quiet phases of society
are INDUCED i1 card clubs have been
revived for those who have not iu-
clined TO the strict letter Of the sea-
sons law. and among The young ladies'.
sowing Is one of th2 unobtrusiye means
OF social pastlme. Many have planned
visits out OF town and others are catch
ing up with sighted social duties by
paying long-neglected calls aud revivins
correspondence that hHs been allowed to
languish.
II Is augured that the very gayest
weeks OF the year win follow Easter ana
until that time needed rest from ihe
round Of social duties ana relaxation
from the pleasures Of the world thai
exact . toll or ennui from their deyoiesi
win bee given grateful followers of fash
ion.
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Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years No appetite. and what / did eat
distressed me terribly Burdock Blood
Bitters cured mel. II, Walker. Sum
bury. oaio. 49,
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National FederatIon.
Nells Catherine 5unyan.

Presldent-AIrs. Sarah Platt Decker,
Denver. Col
General federation recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Lila Day Monroe Topeka,
Kan.
General federation corresponding Sec
retary-Mrs. Tom C. Chambers. Okla
homa City.
Territorial Federation.
President-Mrs. A. G. Scott, still
water
First vice president-Mrs. Riddle,
Chickasha
Second vice presldent--AIrs. Iedbet-
ter. Ardmore.
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music for the Fraternal Ala ban on the
night Of March is az the city han.
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q n - II q II. Il n.
B.a,,h. 4, The Kind You Have kWaT B0uQti
S'1a'''' a &THAzIZM

Voters. in order to vote at the prl-
maries. must register.
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Stationery and score cards at Doug
las Jewelry Co.
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David swank commissioner from the
third district Is in Guthrie today from
his farm home near Meridian. Mr..
swank Is a farmer who believes in pro-
gressiveness. This year he has already
broNen out and planted SO acres Of corr.
and win put IN 70 acres OF cotton. Cot
ton, IN Mr.. swanks opinion, will bring
lG cents per pound this iall.
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Friday.

Miss Hagar giye9 pupils
Fnana gives
hal
afternoon Eudc eub N'a ana lA|u
be
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. O Q G @ @ 0 O o c c Q @ O 0
0 THIS DATE IN HISTORY.
March 10.

O March 10.
{, 13S3-I4adislaus IN, Of Poland died.
@ Ferdinand V. OF Spain, born.
0 l549-Thomas. Lord Seymour, be-
@ headed.
O l59S-Bishop Duppa born.
@ l624--England declared war against
@ Spain.
Q l629-Third parliament Of Charles I
O dissolved.
q 1636-Sir Hugh Middleton died.
. 166S--Sir John Denham. poet, died.
O 171O-Danes driven out Of Sweden.
G 174S-Prof. Playfair, author of
O Natural Philosophy" born.
o 1765--House OF Commons resolved
@ TO charge certain stamp du-
@ ties.
O 1776-Queen Louisa OF Prussia born.
Q l7s9-Battle OF Jappa.
O 1S09-wnliam ID. Porter, dlstin-
% guished naval officer. born
O iS23-Admiral George Keith died.
O 1SS1-Modena insurraction sup
O pressed by .Austrians
O 1S45-Czar Alexander III, OF Russia
O born.
o 1S55-Nassau Hall. Princeton uni
O versity, burned Built 1765.
q 1S63-Prince of Wales married Al
q exandra of Denmark.
O 1S64-General Grant appointed COM
O mander IN chief OF forces of
10 the United States.
/ @ 1s67-Attempt to assassinate Vic
0 tor Emmanuel of Italy.
O 1S70-Flrst woman jury In America
10 assembled in Wyoming terri
10 tory.
O 1S71-iRisa OF the Commune in
10 Paris.
o 1S72-Guisseppe Mazinni, italian
10 patriot died Born 1903.
Q 1STs-Outbreak OF cholera in Ara
10 bia
G 1sS6-Knights Of Labor strike ON
10 Missouri Pacific railroad
G lSS9-Party OF French tourists MUIR
10 dered in Yellowstone park.
I o 1S95-Chmese asked Japan for peace
q 1S9S-E. l.. Thomas, Confederate
10 geReral died.
Q @ O @ @ o o o O Q O 6 g O Q c
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CITY Federation.

President Mrs. w. A. Frasler.
Vice president Mrs. Horace speed.
Recording secretary Miss Alma Car
son.
Corresponding secretary. Miss Helen
Green.
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Mrs Fred @. Van Duyn entertained
the Entire Nous club yes arday after
noon at her pretty apartmeats Ia the
ROYAL boiei Euchre was played al
small tables scattered through the rooms
Mrs.J. ~ Mcconnell wen taa'tirAt prize,
Mrs. Eager the lone hand. and Ms
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0 o @ @ o 0 @ q O o @ 0 @ o Q o
0 GUTHRIE TEN YEARS @
o AGO TODAY. @
o O o O c Q c c c O o Q O @ @ @

Mrs. Winifred Hudson, living on
Warner avenue, was granted a divorce
from her husband, Samuel G. Hudson.
Yarbough Thomas, a negro, while
drink was shot by Emil Wiehman
who conducted a fruit stand on West
Oklahoma avenue
AIRS saraphina Thompson brought
suit sgalnst her husband whom she
was suing for divorce, NJ l.. Carlisle
and Matilda j. Leach for 81 500 dam
ages and $50 a month alimony.
Mrs. f. G. Mlllikan returned from
Perry where she had been on a Wis
A prisoner in the federal jail made
an attempt TO saw bis way to liberty
but his plans were frustrated BY vigil
ant guards. ..s
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Recording seeretary-Mrs. P. II. KING
NewlSirk.
Corresponding seeretary-Mrs. Ray
Saltwater.
Treasurer-Miss Maude DeCou. Alva.
Auditor Mrs. E. M. Clark, Pawnee.
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Of entertain evening az knights Of CO.
Fast Harrison avenue with musicale ana cards
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Domestic in library club Mrs l.
w Baxter conduc
Cleyen
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