The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-04-12
HYDE PARK AT MUSKOGEE
IND TER.
TO CREATE DAY OUT OF
NIGHT

descent and one hundred arc lights,
which are now being installed by the
Muskogee Ice and Power Co.
To the residents of Muskogee, this
marvellous electric city will act as 4
constant beacon light and guide, sug
gestng the fun and jollity to be found
within this beautiful amusement re-
sort. and that sordid surroundings in
crowded localities can be quickly eX-
changed for the beauty and lmtless
pleasure to be found at HYDE
PARK.
On entering the main archway, now
being erected by the street railway
company the visitor becomes a guest
OF HYDE PARK, with the implied
promise that he or she shall not want
Tor entertainment and amusement SO
long as the visit continued.
The first impression is of dazzling
brilliancy. because of the thousands
of flashing rrdescents cleaning radi
ating from the countless incandescent
lights which outline all the buildings
and create day out of night
AS the magnihccnce OF the scene
dawns upon the visitor after the first
burst of splendor, and the sounds OF
laughter and merriment comes to the
ear. feeling of undehnable pleasure
and qualification takes the place of
startled wonder.
With liberality which has never
been equalled i'll the history of
amusements in this part of the coun-
try the management has arranged to
give the people of Muskogce and Wis
itors more for their money than has
ever before been offered under any
circumstances. Four months pre-
vious to the opening date part of the
site at present covered by this great
amusement resort presents scene OF
bucolic rest and pastoral simplicity
A gang Of workmen drove peaceful
flock Of sheep out of the cornheld
which had flourished there for many
years, put up the fence and HYDE
PARK began to grow like magic.
Now, the acme of enterprise, the
superlative Of amusement, and on the
full HYDE PARK COLLEGE INN.
the visitor has been supplied. In
delicacy desired by the rich, and also
full meal for those whose purses are
limited
After walking about the grounds
and indulgng in the sports to be
found there, hunger asserts itself and
the crowds naturally turn to COL
LEGE INN.
The automatic vaudeville where the
spectator may obtain full evening S
entertainment, for a few pennies.
There are more than two hundred
devices for the entertainment of
young and old, housed in this beauti-
full structure, which is located on the
east side of the grounds, lust south
of the skating rink.
The ball room which has the finest
dancing floor in this part of the coun-
try is located on the north side OF
the grounds opposite of the gypsy
camp The miniature railway NAV be
found on the west side of the Midway
across the broad walk from the bill
lard parlor.
A large and spacious swimming MAJ
atorium is now being erected on the
extreme north end of the Park over.
looking the Arkansas and Grand
rivers.
What is expected to be one of tn
most popular ard best patronizei
attractions at HYDE PARK is the
tobo"gan. 1t is impossible to give z
detailed description which would be
Of interest of this unique and hilari
Gus method of enjoyment, because
there is no elaborate apparatus, NJ
grand scenic effects, and no regulit tee
program but there is always musi,
during the operation of this feature
the music of happy laughter and jov
Gus voices tuneful with the accent.
of merriment.
The beautiful theatre which is un
dergoing extensive repairs, will hav,
for its opening attraction which j:
SATURDAY. ninht Anrii oIst the Co