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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.
Assemble in National Eneampment at
Washington Today.

Ardmoreite Special.
Washington, oct S.--Nearly every
state in the union is represented az
the national encampment Of the Unit
cd Spanish war Veterans. which
opened here today. This week was Sc
lected for holding the reunion to ST;
the convenience Of President ROc9,
welt who will be prominent figure
a. the cucampment The sessions VIII
be held in the National Guard armory.
which has been turned over to the ve.
erans by General George II. Harrics
Most of tha delegates arrived vest
day, although a few are coming In
this murning The departments Cf /,
inois Minnesota. Missouri and KAN
sas reached her. ycstc, luv afternoon
ON special train in three sections ON
the Big -Four ryri Fitzhu-l Lo' ""mp
oft Richmond Va. and other suuthara
delegations also oamo on special
trains. as did those from Pcnnayly9Wa.
| Now York. Sew Jersey and ,hc Now
England state. The Rocky Mountain
and Pacific coast states arc well rop-
resented
A big parade viu De held tomorrow
afternoon in which members OF the
/ National guard and the regular army
MS well as the Spanish war Veterans.
| will be- in line The military division
will De in cJmmonad of General G. n.
! Hagries In the evening the ladies' Ct
the I.iucal Society of the Spanish war
will tender a reception at the Shore.
ham to the national officers and prom
lncnt military and naval officials.
The ladies auXiliaries of the United
Spanish War Veterans will entertain
;hc national officers and other prom
inent guests at the Elliott house Wed.
uosday evening.
Many entertainment features for the
benefit Of all the delegates have been
arranged by the people OF Washington
and the week bids fair to be a notable
one.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08
Quaker School in New State.

Ardmoreite Special.
Gate. Okla, oct. S.-The Gate acad-
emy, an institution recently established
here by the Friends, opened it's first
term today. Professor T. J. Perry, a
well known Kansas educator, is pes
ident of the new school.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08
Manaum,s New Opera House.

Nrdmoreite Special.
Mangum, Okla, oct S.-Tho new
Slaton opera house, one of the finest
IN the new state, will be opened to-
night with an engagement of the
Carleton Opera company. MaugUm was
recently made city of the first class
and the new play house is in line with
it's metropolitan aspirations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08

A sorghum mill Is a new Institution
that is prospering at Mustang
Purcell is to have a street fair for
one week, beginning october 20.
TO date the gin at Coyle has pub
chased 2|oOo pounds "' ne" COTTON
Judge ). a. nichols ana Mrs' MARY
Bradshaw were married az FL Reno Oh
"Wednesday evening
The Republicans oi the lhl''y-h''n
CONSTITUTIONS district nave "o'''''''''"
Dr. kuchar LOT ''''sa''.
And also the MuSNoE'' l''o'"'A say ,
Bryan 'addr'st thc crowd pu' 1t sum
balks at "PheniN. why
Two Missouri boys WISHING !" Ana
d'rho 'ap'"I'u u '"o" ',N'''''9 we"
ty.tWo pounds. Ih'l nave "''n S''"N IT,
fr'd'ilcN l' 'h' ''l '', ''"" '" '''
new state ana 'nih'' 'o"" '"''".'
liquor license anp'I'''I"" '''' "''N
Ponca 'l'F says JUS -"' -'S ""'
clay and "hf h'' O'i'N pam. ].
wants o. Nno" "h'' more Us "'''''.
Can AMY subscriber '"."'.
Ih" melancholy days are '''.. '
was plainly evident una. Lh'F "'' D"
..I Reno hF some one ''''''"- 81 '.'.
jug stove stored away o''N "I % ''s.
mess house
Having uo printer this week th' 'd.
itor and wife acted as editor ''mpo. l.
.or and devil which was especially
hard ON the devil which was oHs'iH
Fort Gibson Post.
The X puhli"gns in "''h''' came
within two votes OF nominating ne.
gro for delegate TO the constitutional
convention, but some of the bosses
we've Observation-Disclosures valley Demo
crat.
Some lawton men went on picnic
and a practical joker put the beer
down a well In spite OF the TACT 'ha'
the lunch was dry the men never
thought of getting drink from the
well and therefore missed the booze.
The town of Potcau, in the ChoctaW
| nation, has voted to issue S"Oo00 III
bonds 90 build municipal waterworks
| system Nearly nan the l""Hs In Tue
Indian Territory have built ana own
their own w1t,rworhs pianr
Every time man starts sliding down
hill the people along the way rus'
out with their oil cans To grease me
track. says the lindsborg News Pos
sibly they are desluus oil using ul
some of the abundance oil the ''r'i
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08
Fort Worth Fair.
Ardmoreite Special.

Nrdmoreite Special.
Fort Worth, Texas, oct S.-The
Fort Worth fair opened today with bet.
ter exhibits and faster horses than
ever. Friday will be the closing day
and on the following saturday the
state fair at Dallas will open.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08
Missouri Democratic Meeting.

Ndmoroite Special,
Sedalia, Mo, oct. S.-The Missouri
Democratic campaign will be opened
with a great mass meeting here this
evening. senator William j. Ston viii
deliver a keynote speech in which
he will outline the issues of the cam
paicn in this state.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08
@ O. O. KILLS THE GERMS
aDo ID a - OF SCnOFULA

The laws Of nature and eTeiy fixed and nv1ab Parents who
family blood an 70 transmit it to their children in the form
glands, brittle pale,
bodies
manifested
holding
during lc after spell when
weaken and
scrofulous
kills the and completely the disease changes the quality
the blood by all impurities and and supplying this vital
fluid with fch health sustaining qualities 5 is purely vegetable
especially adapted which
poorly uDurc by scroiuoU blood Literature Scroiula and
E- ~Iv'ee tee SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08

II you want a typewriter, new o.
second hand. any make, see Selyidge
Business college before buying III
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08

\ fine line of cirars, toh1ccoa and
smokers supplies at The Brunswick
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08
NEW STATE HAPPEN INGS

ufacture OF 'erea' 'oouS' CO.. no
p..,i,,,,, ,y,us cnmpauy.
Claremore i''"'"'', ~, ''' t,n' ~, Coy.
inc P'E,o','' j." ~, h,ir cell.
del Sa"'' ''' '''''
ana 'ScoP''' ,,oo,o, OKLA
a.. r.irs to a two million
Is one VI .'' M a..,.
dollar estate Jul ','' ..o,,,d
over ',F"' "",.o, ,o,,e ,rrt.. 10 moro
at the '"''o''' 60 -
'"'l'i Wv It. ,o Gambling fs
Inc Ia" -, ~, I,w,op
being ''E'''' '',, ~. '..,r,, ~, nan.
rive ''""''"' 'o',.'' ~. ~. .,,rnlars
aph'rna''o O''o"-''.' , s...,,,., w.
was ooH'''''''' ''.' ..5.5 . n,u5irr
N''o'''"" '". ,....., s,,,., 5f..
to be ".'" Wv ,..m ,f which
ulct court '"'
meets there '''"'.. ..
The '"'"'''"''. 49,, .,....,f.
Oklah"i" aug. .,,. f..,....a
rn ,,r cont utuI last year .i
tendance. , .,.f
lotu' Nl'''''''' s,,--
H''"' "" -. t..,r, corn. and is
al ''''' -. 60 u.r. day-Galr Rec.
now earning - per "'' ''.
''u o,ort,r twenty
aTI#r
.t4.J to IN. Csagc
o"D''' -. Ne, rambcrs of the
'",''' ','' ,..,.., ,- Increase OF 200 in
','"'' SUI ,... ,.,rs
inc p''' ~ ,.t~ has been most
i"o -. q, p, a. inclu.
I'o''u ""''' ..y, ~. ,r ,rr,r-r.ural and
s'''' ",' IN, ~, w,u AS street
.''' So ,,,,a.,,. c,rhincd
-. ,,,-r,. ors5 50 wears. fell
,o,,so ~ Rinrwood.
l'o'" '"' ", u.,. 3,.t,rtly killed.
''S' W. -. .u5 tho ,embcrs of
ne ""' -, ,,,r,icirat,d
''", 'ou7 -.
IN Inv ''''' ' g.. Co., rc.cr..
Mo'. 49,. .,... s,,t, Tbii
n'cu '"' ''''',''.', -, and rho pop
,.,..,1.l moro rapidly
u'al'o" "'' -. Do. tho pub
ina" '''''' Wv ''''
hc' ,.. ., tho office
Soi"' o"' ''' =, .. o.nicb IN,
oil inc 'A'H' ,,. .., IN,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08

Just what is I'm Cascasweet is on
the bottle I'm plain English. Best for
baby's stomach, bowels, and loss OF
sleep 50 doses % cents, Sold by llof-
man Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08

Cnickasaw students can secure
hoard tuition and books. for si'
months at a total cost OF $40 at Sci
vidge business College ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-08

STOVE AND COOKING EHH,5lT9
AT T. K. KEkRNEY's THIS WEFN
7-6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
EFFECT OF PROHIBITION
Records Show il Increases
the Use of Ardent
Spirits.

Enid Wave a little more than half a
"e"se5y s-- ca 81 -a-. ~ e--. "r"-
hibition law. was enacted. During this
period prohibition has been introduced IN
"a number OF states Ia some as general
measure. In some ~ the fo-m OF local
option oalv IN some states the arohi-
hition hws were. after a few years trial.
repealed. aud il others % was attempt
ed TO prevent the sale ~ Intoxicating
beverages or et least 90 tduce Il 90 a
minimum 10y high license
And what Is the ~esut Of all +his lcg-
islauon2 Every one Knows except
those WIS do not want to know, that AN
lesishtive measures of a prohlbitlNe
character fauod most diA1tcrousg in
fhe very object whica tSoy had tl view,
uamey in preventing the use OF intoxi-
eating beverage IavauabN the result
of prohibition was an Decrease On the
use of ardent spirits ANA decrease in
the use OF lighter drinks, especially becr,
the mildest and most harmless Of AN all
coholic beverages, Prof lh'tiun created
the most profitable fields for the sale &.
alcoholic unde- the aame Of patent meui-
cines or hitters, o. essences Il Bscently
revelations nave q own thut s1uc or
them are stronger than whisKey the
drugs which they contaM renders their
indervlminite usc much more dangerous
60 hralth than nnin viii Il ls joss
sihle Go beli iye that those who nsC r.cm
do NOT know that thev drink alcohol.
..' ,as,hor t..os g or 80. ,he fa4. 90
that prohibition states were the hest
markets for all sorts of nostrums bjt-
tere ana ntoXlcatiug patent medicines
Almost simultaneously with thc es-
wbnshment OF The speak easy, the blind
pig the blind tig- ana similar institute
uous With similar cupho ious l5mos, o.
new indu~ug chat OF te boot-leggcr
made its appearance. the druggist be-
came law-brcaker the physician and
his patients became hypccrites.- thc lnt-
ter feiguod disease, ana the former
feigned belief and prescribed. public
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04

white and gold satin ribbon. Tel tables
We're scattered about the pretty rooms
al which the guests PLAYED euchre. Mrs.
S. l.. SPurriev won the first prize, a
pretty hand planted china pla a the
DECORATION being beautiful golden
chrystanthemum. The lone hand prize
was won by Mrs. a. o. Farquha-soa.
This was a tiny cu7 and saucer OF
daintiest Dresden china The consola-
tion prize, a hand decorated olive dish.
was presented TO Miss Katherine schncll
The ladies then presented the three
prizes to the honor guest Miss Ray
maker Sh was also given an elegant
china plate aud set OF pretty sherbet
dishes by Mrs. Raynaka. The score
cards were OF white card board in heart
design gided and ornamcnted with the
Beland- Raymaker monograms a dainty
white ribbon Fastened a tiny sikcn bag
of rice to the cards, which were -etainea
hy the guests for favors of tlis happy
occasion. The hearts ana little bags Of
rice were entwmed with the nolal dec
orations and formed pretty festoop
over the arched doorway. Ms Raymaker
planned the original desigl for the sug-
gestive little decorations and received
many compliments Ifou tue guests Tor
the charming originality and appreprat-
ness Of the decoration.
In three dainty courses pretty lunch
was served at nve O'Clock the white.
gold and lavender colo-e1 scheme being
carried out IN the menu as much rs pos
sihle
Mrs Raymaker was rimply attlred ln
pretty white gown with -ose girdle,
Miss Raymake- looked charming IN "a
lavender gown siIS ard seemed uI-
most part o. the pretts te, ortious ber-
self The nvitaed guests included.
Mesdames I T. Bc'an1 b. q. Van
Duyn r.. O.. Miuiken s. a. McGeanis.
w. McNeal Melville Carter j. j. Boles.
j, G.. Omer F. B Lucas. j g. Ho6us.
S. L. spur-ier A H. Huston FreI Hunt
Edgar Powers Robert S7hlhcfg O. M
sarchet a. o. Farcuharson p % Bar
ker. j. J. Hndreth. Lewis Dl-. Charles
cunnilgi ann, Eva f Eagor jack Mo--
ris. Fred Barle Galen Crow. Fred Byers.
Enoch Bamford Charles Greer Frank
Gree- j NJ Mcconnell Horace Speed
Charles Bmmgsey. Henry Thompson.
George Willis, o r. Fegai. George AM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
BOY BUILDING
Right Food Makes Fine BOYS.

Many people have questioned the
uuthfulness Of t.e settlement that the
brain can be really nourished and built
up from some particuh- kind Of food
Experience is better than aly kind OF
theory
The wife Of prominent legislator in
Kentucky nys. "a woman % my ac-
quaintalce was 90 n badly ruE down con-
dition az the time che became "a mother
and at three months Of age The child was
"a mite of humanity pitiful 10 iook upon
with no more brain DEVELOPMENT than
monkey
About the tlrVe sneak or when the
child was three months old the mothe-
began feeding him Grape Nuts.
I'm ten days 50 was plain that change
was aking place and in few weeks the
hoy became rosy, healthy and rounded
out
"lfe rs now i've years oid and his food
this entire time has been Grape Nuts
and cream lie seldom ever takes any
othe- kiad Of food
1T Is splendid illustration OF the
fact that -elected food can 1roiuce re-
suits, for this boy s perfectly formed mas
beautiful body and arins aud legs u a
young athlete while his head and brain
development appears perfect aild be Is
a. bright and Intelligent as can be.
'T cannot comprehend better Illus
tratioa of the truth Of the claim made
Tor Grape Nuts. that Il Is braia and
body builder" Name given BY Postum
CO.. Battle Creek. Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
Looks Like
A Miracle

An exchane Gom Mauoon ills
aivea on ntsresime account OF rc-
maathlo oSpobopce OF Mr- Chafcs
Bits. ~ e3in neWittc ANe thAt cRy.
who. sft.r heinR cripple from fhau-
mausm ftr several moatbs SAYS She
was able To get up AND walk af,e7
three dlvs treatment with H. ~
Cooper new medicines
Continuing thc article says nAIrs.
Bills s wei knows in Mttoln and
her ease is looact upon ~ ono OF the
most startling that ht,c set been
credit,d TO Cooocrs corporations"
An interview with Mrs. Rms Is
quoted ass follows "Nc onc loaows
what suno-od from yhcumausm and
&c is indeed a great relief TO be able 90
walk with ease and without ms crufcb-
cs after being helpless fo- so long 1 had
beard many reports of tbe wonderful re-
suits that were ACCOMPLISHED with these
medicines but { could never believe that
they we're SO effective uu'tss ] had t-icd
ahem myself after everything else
failed"
II VIII he remembered that these are
The medicines that have been encctine
such remarlcope results for sufferers
an over the country OF late. Several cases
Of unusual nature have boea reported in
Guthrie.
The preparations which are known
as Cooaes's New Discovery and Coop
cr S Quick RELIEF are handled here by
y. B. Lille g Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
IN POLICE couRT.

}. Kelley was nned $40 was drunken
ness
Maud Brown and Josephine Price
two girls Of color were given 10 days
for street walking.
VIII Coheld colored, was given 90
days for yagancy.
Sam willis pleaded guilty 10 the
charge Of disturbing the peace aud
was given 10 days on the rock pile.
John Doe and F NJ Harmer paid the
usual fines Of $40 each for drunken
ness
George Coon was given 10 days for
street walking
Emma Dickinson, also was up FOR
street walking She paid a $40 fire
for the same
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
plllahunty Discharged

The case Of c. r. Diliahunty before
United States Commissioner Tibbetts
Saturday was dismissed for alleged
lack q evidence. Dillahunty was
charged with selling whisky 20 In
dians here July 25.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
SATURDAY

Mrs Henry Thompson entertains
cotorie Of friends at nine o'clock break
fast for Miss Raymaker
Mrs n. Melville Carter IS hostess az
six O'Clock dinner
NJ and Mrs. Swearing are home
from a ten days outing at sulphur /. T.
Miss Adeaine Carte- returned Monday
from a weeks visit with frieads in Okla
homa City.
Miss Virginia Hagan leaves Friday for
ST. Louis whore she win attend school
this winter
Mr. and Mrs John Porte returned sun
day from q weeks visit with relatives
al Chandler
Mrs. George b. Rittenhouse was IN
,the city over sunday. from Chandler,
twisting her parents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
uesday

Shakespeare club at Carnegie library
club rooms.
West side W. c. T. Z. at West Side
Methodist church.
Mis- Merle Newbys recital at First
Christian church IN the Cvenilg
Mrs +. G. Van Duyn gives "bundle
showe-" complimentary TO Miss Stella
Raymaker In afternoon.
Mrs. J. j. Boles IS fostess to the
Kartenspiel club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
Weanesaay.

Thew H. NJ. s. meets with Miss Anna
Cater. 620 East sori ger avenue.
Woman's Home Missionary society
of First Methodist church entertained at
residence OF Mss j. s. shearer South
Fi.st street in afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
PERSONAL
MENTION

z F. r. smith O. here from Perry.
q. G Guss g. In Shawnee today
Houston is in okahoma city TO-
a. g HiSon was owes from ~ Reno
Yesterday
Editor Maau Boyle is e town today
Z from rulso.
j. w Oldham is in Knsasber today
on business
A. j Gumm was here from Duncan. J.
r yesterday
J. s. Giadsh returned sunday from a
ltrip 70 Denver,
Attorney e. E. Blake is here today
from El Reno.
Carl Hopkins is visiting in the city
from E-mond
Albert Plocge- returned today from
Salt Lake city.
Dr. H. Reed IS in saltwater today ON
professional business.
p. e. Hudson. Of Atchison, Kansas.
Z is visitor IN the city.
n
T. NJ Cole formerly OF this city, Is in
town today from Enid
The old postonice hundng Is being
R torn down and removed.
\ j. w. Brewer and wife are IN the city
from Kansas city, Mo.
wm McB@ine returned to Arkansas
\ city on the morning train.
\ George w Dodson returned TO Okla
\ hma city ON the noon train.
J. W Pratt and daashter, Florence,
Y are in the city today from watonga
A. G. penais came in from Perth last
B evening where he spent Iobor Day with
y relatives
Judge Frank Dale wclt 20 Atoia. J.
r., this morning on business lie win
return tomorrow
I, Chr, Madsca. chief deputy United
n States marshal returned Sunday from "a
y trip TO Comanche county
v Engineer George Haas and family re-
turned sunday from two weeks visit
y in Chicago ald Milwaukee
y lIomar Adams. bookkeepe- az the
R Guthrie Savings bank returned this
\ evcaing from a months visit ln Colo
, rado.
Robert Cardwell. telegraph operator,
returned this nloraing from "A two weeks
visit In Denver and other points ~ Colo
RADIO.
Miss Reynolds has taSoa a position a.
steuog apher in the office OF Territorial
Secretary Filsoa, succeeding Msa stella
! haNmakcr.
Gene scoheld returned TO his home in
Bay city Texas on the rcon tratl Mr.
scoheld made the highest average at the
gun shoot here yesterday
a r. Cruise OF Geary member Of The
board of regents of the saltwater Me
chanlcal college, was he.e tiSs moraing
between trains comforting with the do
pa-tment officers.
Miss Turner member of the faculty
at the Capital city business college LEFT
today for Memphis Tenn whsre str
win take a similar position new
teacher viii come from TYLER. Texas, 10
take charge OF the classes he-e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
The Man Who
PAYS Twice.

WHO AMONG Us HAS NOT BEEN
CALLED UPON TO PAY a BILL A
SECOND TIME AND Dad no PAY
Ir BECAUSE WE COULD NOT Pro
DUCE PROOF 0F THE FORMER SET.
TLEMENT9 ALL WHO USE ACTUAL.
CASH IN MAKING PAYMENTS HAVE
THIS EXPERIENCE THOSE WHO
PAY BY CHECK ARE SPARED THE
ANNOYANCE AND EXPENSE OF
PAYING TWICE FOR THE SAME
THING FOR THEY AZ WAYS HAVE
4 POSITIVE AND uNDIsPuTABLE,
RECEIpr FOR EVERY PAYMENTf
THAT RECEIPT is THE CANCELLED
CHECK WHICH is RETURNED fro
THE RANK DEPoslTOR AFTER EHE
RANK HAS PAID THE MONEY IT
CALLS FOR THE CAREFUL MAN
OR WOMAN. WILL HAVE a {BANK
ACCOUNT
OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DIS
TpgATs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04

Miss Grace Decker Of Pond Greek, en-
rolled today at St Josephs academy in
the music department ard viii study
there during the winter months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
Friday.

Mrs H. l. Belands card party IN after
noon. for Miss Stella Raymaker.
Mrs ~ Melville Carter is hostess in
afternoon to Euchre cub.
Mrs. Robert sohlberC eptegtains the
Guthrie Whist club In afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04
Thursaay.

Adlers orchestra gives free con-
cert from s to 9 O'Clock I'm the evening at
Island park. After which there will be
a dance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04

The Wees is 10 be hlIe with pretty
little parties givn cumplmentary 90
Miss Stella Raymaker whose wedding
on next "wednesday event 10 Mr. John
49, Beland of Reardton Ark is 10 be
an event OF such general iuterast For
"wednesday afternoon Mrs Frcd g. Van
puyn eute-taias with bundle shower
Tor the brde-to-he. Mrs. H. J. Bc8nd
has issued invitations h party for
Friday The week end entertainments
furnish q pretty finale ts tho serIes OF
Affairs A nine O'Clock hre8kmst at the
residence of Mrs Henry Thomoscn o.
the initial event for the day ana o zIx
O'Clock dinaer with Mrs ~ Melville
carte- hostess is the last event Of this
most interesting series OF parties
"
a. and Mrs. =. y. LINE lefi Saturday
for indianapolis Ind. where Mr Lille
win attend tine Amsrical Pharmaceutical
association meeting this week
Mrs Lme will witt Ia Boston and other
Eastern po.ngs before rttula.l=.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04


mas rU''o" '' eiN'iiS'
NJ and Mrs. Al Laur'er LETT yes'er-
MAKE 'iiei' "o'''e q" ''e '"'u''
Miss Grace Decker. Of Pond Creek en-
rIlled today at 81. Josephs academy IN
the music department ard VIII study
there during the winter months.
Miss Ruby Brownlee was here this
morning from FL Reno between trains
enroute 10 Edmond whe,e she will att
tend the fan term OF the Ceatral State
Normal school
a., Aton0a,. ~ stte,1 school AZ 81
ro-enl,.. aca8emv mis- fou Ms, Dow
,r,d,,stes in me snrine from, tb, acad
,,,
Miss Margery G1ey come over from
Pond Greek Monday art noon a9d en-
va i
WI. l.-,',..
ui,''' i -'.s''
''''''''
Miss Ne'e bunyan returned hondaY
evening from Pond Greek vince sue was
latngl' VINO y uo" Dlououii1eu '' wy
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04

NJ and Mrs al Laurier left yester-
day Tor Clinton, Mo. where they will
make their home in the future.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04

sagement Announced
Mrs. q j. Raymakes announced Moa-
day afternoon the engagement Of her
daughter. Stella Louise 20 Mr. Johl
Herbert Beland. Of Beardtoa. Arkansas.
who are 70 be- welded "Wednesday even
ing. September ~. al the family regi-
dence on East Harrison avenue.
lnyitatiOls were lssuei for an after
noon ouchre party for Monday end The
announcement OF the weddflg az this
time made the afair .doubly pleasant.
The parlors were prettiiy decorated with
huge bouquets Of Shaggy iayende- and
white aslers, and fcstoons Of nar.Vw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04

dcrson. Alva j. NHes. Genoe. A. c. C..
Bierer =. a. Johnson Misses Cassidy.
Foley. McNeal schnen, strang Cassali
Gcaoe, Hunt. Carter. Kuraey Gray
Bolcs. Beldnd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-04

Miss Ruby BroWnlee was here this
morning from Fl Reno between trains
enroute 10 Edmond where she will att
tend the fan term OF the Ceatral State
Normal school.