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chop suen ne,t % All.

81 have tried them all In their aa.
tive haunts, and l like them" said the
traveller. according TO the Baltimore
Sun.
Tried what7' asked the bystander.
"Railroadsf"
mo; national dishes" answered the
traveller. "rhe hot tamale Of the Mex
lean, the goulash OF the Hungarian. the
chop suey Of the Chnk, are all known
to me and many others.
"'rhe best Of them all IL chop suey
The hot tamale Is too hot and has very
little nourishment to It, ana goulash is
too heavy. II tastes pretty good, but It
Is not q food 10 recommend to n man
with a weak stomach. Chop suey. how.
ever, - appetlzlng, asily dlgested aud
very nourishing. n Il the great contri-
button Of the orient 10 the occident IN
NY opinion. II IS made Of rice. sprout
ell beans, celery and chickens blood
all mixed together IA the form Of soup
and nicely seasoned"
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BIRD sUpERsTITloNs.
Queer Beliefs That W4re Held BY M
Ancient Mariners.

Ancient Mariners.
Birds as Inhabitants Of the air we're
naturally chosen bg the ancIents ~
oracles and augurs OF future happen
Ings. The constituencies to atmospher-
ic changes shown by many birds aided
IN establishing these notiopa The real
indications often furni(sed by sea
birds OF a coming storm or calm were
doubtless magnined by tie anxious. 81
perstitious sailor.
The custom OF hanging the sea swai
low so that the bill may point to the
wind arose from the old time custom
OF suspendlng the bird by the feet ex.
pecting It would renew Its feathers a.
n alive.
Divination by the fight az birds was
favorite method In the olden times.
Sailors watched their flight for Indlca-
tions OF prosperous voyages ard favor
Ing winds. As they were thought to
ny through the air TO heaven. they
easily became messengers Of the win
OF the gods.
The albatross IA believed by Jack tar
to sleep on the winds. II was at ono
time thought that the petrol hatched
fits eggs under Its wings.
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Wore splndles For Cotton Min.

That the cotton manufacturing in
dustry is profitable in the new state
is evidenced by the fact that the di-
rectors of the Pioneer Cotton Mill, of
this city have decided to double the
capacity of the mill and four tnou-
saEd new spindles will be ordered at
once. TIL epreseDt output daily is
1900 pounds and the mill has been
behind with its orders ever since It
has been in operation as the twine
and rope sell readily on the market.
All of the lsrge jobbing houses are
anxious TO get chance to handle the
goods Ex-Chief Justice Frank Dale
of this city. is president of the COM
pany and Jake Douglas is manaer
while all Of the stockholders are local
men, Manager Jake Dorglss leaves
Thgrsday ior New York in the inter
est of the mill and will later go to
Lowell Mass. TO place his order for
additional epindles and other ma
chinery. sehfn
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; Railroad Events:
IsHsusnsnsHsHgU nsHsASHsns

Conductor Ed Henson IL taking the
evening passenger run between here
and Kiowa. Kansas. ON the D., E. e.
G., for Conductor ed Roberts
Tgsinmaster w. H. Fiddler Is here
from Arkansas CITY.
Conductor Griffin Is now ruDning on
Oklahoma local. has been transferred
to Newton to take run on one of the
main liue trains between Purcell and
Newton He takes Conductor Fun
nelrs place, who was let out by the
company on account Of the recent
wreck al Perry
Ticket Agent r. NJ stiffey is in Ar
kansas City.
Conductor Griffin is nof running on
main line trains Nos rs and l6. on the
santa Fe, between Purcell and New.
ton.
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HUNTING FOR PEARLS.
Special TO Daily Leader.

Special TO Daily Leader.
CollinsYille. l. r.. July S-Men
women and children are focking to
Caney river. two miles east Of here
TO gather up mussel shells in search
Of pearls. Several large pearls have
been sold here drTing the last month
by professional pearl fishers from
Newport. Ark. and since the recent
hight waters have fioated out hun
dreds Of tons of shells and deposited
them in lagoons and low lands on the
Caney river bottoms, pearls are easily
secured
Thomas Cook and George Henry
have established a regular pearl FISH
ing station. and viii soon locate a
hutton factory on the banks Of the
Caney.
Pearl buttons are made from mussel
shells Shells sell for sl4 ton on
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post.alce Time Changed.

United States Postonice, Guthrie.
Okla Jun. 5, Editor Daily
Leader, Sir: AS matter Of general
interest wish you would state
through your columns that "on and
after July 1, 1907, the malls of the
Guthrie postoffi-e will close one hour
previous to the departure of the trains
from the depot All persons deposit
ing mail win take notice that here.
after mail must be deposited in the
postoffice one hogr previous to the
departure of the train" Respect
ny, w. II. Mccoy Postmaster
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A Non.commlttaI Verdlct.

Santa Fe Detective p. NJ. Moore. of
Arkansas City was in the city today
on his way home from Oklahoma City
where he attended the inquest held
over the body of r. A. Rowe. the
Santa Fe brakeman whose body was
found floating in the Canadian river
several days ago. The coroner's jury
flushed its examination Saturday
afternoon and returned verdict to
the effect that the deceased came TO
his death at the hands of some un-
knowl person.
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rh. pI.lIk.s of AnImaI..

Smoking clay pipe. the circus
actor sat IN the winier training quar-
ters. Under bis supervision a thin boy
was learning 10 ride erect on a quiet
horse with broad nat back.
In some towns they wo-'t let rs
shoT." aid the m4n. unless We have
no csmeis with Us Camels are ser.
ious drawback 10 shows. Horses aie
50 much afraid Of lhem that lois Of
;owpa Won't iei q camel enter theiI
gates
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Passed nental ExaminatIon.

Secretary A. c. Hixon of the Okla
homa Dental Board this afternoon
gave out the following list of appli-
cants that passed the required dental
examination before the Oklahoma
Dental board at Oklahoma City last
month: Gus Louweir. Davenport; f.
j. Slattery Hobart; A. w. Miller.
Temple n X. Watkins, oklahoma
ger. Anadarko; W. b Hendricks, Ok
City; NJ j Nichols, Kansas City; O.
d. Almond. Oklahoma City; f. A.
Hodges, Newkirk; II. d. Stanwood,
SStroud; w f. Flesher. Edmond w.
s. Smith. Mountain View; Il. f. San.
lahoma City. and c r. Hammond, of
Lawton.
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Pavement PICK Ops
Observation-Disclosures.
EsHsnLsnsnsHsHszssszsEsHsHsH
opens Cleaninu ESTABLISHMENT.

The firm of Vent & Co.. of Hutch
inson, Kan, have opened the Unique
Dry Cleaning and Hat Works, at 313
West Oklahoma avende. They have
FIT in a complete new outfit to clean
all wearing apparel for ladies ald
gentlemen. Mr.. Vent is here to make
Guthrie his permanent home.
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Y. M. c. A. Memhershin Grows.

The Y. NJ G. A. met yesterday
afternoon at the Presbyterian church
with a large attendance. Claude Shell
don lead the devotional exercises.
Much interest is being taken in the
Y. MIC. NJ A. work in the capital
city by the young men and the mem
bership is growing.
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OBITUARY.

Word was received here this morn
ing by Chief of Police w. II. Mitchell
of the death of his wife's father w. A.
Cheney. at Worcester, Mass. yester-
day. He died Of old age. being past
so. He leaves two married daugh-
ters and son TO mourn his loss.
Mrs Mitchell was at her fathers bed
side when the end came
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Negro Wanted in Payne County.

Sheriff Murphy arrested Exile
Walton, colorcd. three miles west of
Orlando last evening, and placed him
in the county Jail Walton is wanted
in Payne county for a statutory crime.
Sheriff r.. l.. Mccoy arrived on the
morning train from saltwater TO get
Walton.
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District Court.

The following cases were fled In
the office of the district clerk today.
Fegan. money on subscription stock
VIM. l.. Gladish VS. Amelia Curtis
and George Curtis, foreclosure Of
mortgage.
Elizabeth Miller VS. Henry b. Reece.
to quiet title.
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@ O o 0 o O o o 9 O Q 0 q o @ G
Q WITH THE SUFFERERS. Q
) 0 O o O 0 o o @ @ o G : o 0 0

The RinehaTt boy is improving
nicely and will soon be able to be
moved from the hospital % bis home,
chas Cunningham. assistant secre-
tary of the school land department
In an automobile accident
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daughter. Mrs Charles Lowery, OF 81
East Sixth street for The past week
Daily Oklahoman.
Miss Mary Buckner IT Knoxville,
Tenn, is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs ].
+, Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs j. T. Douglas leave
Thursday evening for New York city
and other Eastern points. via Calves
ton, by steamer
The ladies' OF the Christian church
will give lawn social Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs u. II. Fur.
row, sos East Harrison avenue. Every.
body is invited
Mr. and Mrs $. T. Franklin and
family left this morning for Okla.
homa City where they will reside
The departure Of MIR. and Mrs. Frank.
lin Is much regretted In a large cir
Gle Of friends They have been resi-.
dents of the capital city since the
early days and have been identified
in both the social and commercial
history of the city
Mrs John Milan is visiting friends
in Pawnee.
Miss Grace Louder has returned to
Guthrie, after short visit In the city
with relatives s-Oklahoma Post.
Miss Olive Friton, Of Wichita. Is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. c. B. Yarnell.
at 800 North First street.
The vote in the st. -5oseph's acad-
emy scholarship contest is as Col.
lows:
Carrie jacobson, 504.
Blanche Furrow, 470
Moilie Weinberger, 2l5.
Alice Craig. i50
Lgcilo Klink. l42.
Katy Beaue 1873
Ruth Walton, So.
Nellie Doughitt. 30.
Blanche TidhaiA, 81.
Theo Blesh, 81.
Matte Sheriff %.
Jeanetta Besdles 40.
Lizzie Fallin II.
Eva Siegfreid s.
LOrise Greber T.
Madaine Cottingham, II.
Miss Ida Niback entertains the
Guthrie Whist club "Wednesday after
noon at he, hcme 522 East Noble
avauur
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The Toothsome Ple.

The consumption Of pie in Guthrie
is surprising. A. II. Richmond. Of
the West Side, says that he turas
out LOCO pies daily. using fruits Of
mis- own canning. He has now in his
cellar over l30G0 quarts of home
canned stuff With all other baking
in the city there must be at least
3 600 pies sold in Guthrie daily-and
yet this is not a pie country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-08
CANNING FACTORY OPENED.

Special TO Daily Leader
Crescent. Okla. July g. The can.
ming factory was opened here tonight
One thousand people were in attend
ance Music was furnished by the
Crescent band.
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Colored Leauuo OrqaTiized.

The colored people of Guthrie have
organized a local branch of the Ma
tional Negro Business league started
by the famous colored leader Booker
r. Washington Several meetings
have been held and the next meeting
will be held July 3 at the St Paul
A. NJ. e. church The subject to be
discussed will be rs the Negro OF
GIthrie a Success as Business
Man. If Not. Why?'
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CITY ATTORNEY is ousreD
j. c. Norman, Of Lawton Deposed by
Council.

Lawton. Okla. July l0.-Charging
drunkenness and neglect of duty. the
city council has removed City Attor
ney j. c. Norman from office.
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Takes WelI Earned Rest.

NJ NJ Carter of this city, who
eighteen years ago took the agency of
the Waters-Pierce Oil company here,
fas resigned on account of i'll health
Mr. Carter has had but four weeks
vacation from his labors in all these
eighteen years.
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A Decided Imnrovement.

The telephone company is taking
down all of its poles in the streets
which makes the streets look much
better. Their lines will rgn down the
alleys in the future.
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placed on the Rolls.

The following Guthrie persons have
been awarded pensions by the gov
ernment: f. p McNeal, SIP; Jonn
Gaffney $12; A. p. Neice, SIP; Uriah
Shasteen, S12; h. j. Stephenson.
$12.
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Succeeds as Agent.

Ed Davis. who has been with the
Waters-Pierce oil company for the
past eight years with Mr.. Carter
will succeed the latter as agent here
for that company.
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Rugs and Mating.

Having bought too many Of the
above want TO sell them or exchange
FOR furniture.
N. COLLAR. s. End
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Waite river, Ark. where several fac.
tories are using hundreds of tons
every month for making buttons
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Tom Jenkins Moves.

Tom Jenkins has moved into the
Adler building on West Oklahoma
avenue formerly occupied by A. o.
Harquharson
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Mrs. II b. Newman entertained the
Smart Set club Saturday afternoon at
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-08

Twenty per cent saved That's
going some. That's what we do for
you on coffee. tea and spices. Ma
tional Coffee & Tea Co.
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Wednesday.

The ladies' of the Christian church |
give lawn social in evening at home of |
Mrs. +. II. Furrow. sos Sast Harri |
son avenue.
Thursday.
Public dance in the evening in odd
Fellows building
Friday.
Guthrie Whist club meets In after
noon with Mrs. A. II. Houston. 7O1
East Warner avenue.
Domestic Science club meets in af-
ternoon at library.
Miss Hagar's pupils give recital in
evening at her home, 4l6 East Cleve-
land avenue.
Saturday.
The Smart Set" the new progress
sive euchre club recently organized,
will meet in afternoon, place to be am
nounced later.
Mrs. w. r. Poison has returned
from Oklahoma City
Mrs. o. B. Hildreth and Mr.. and
Mrs. O. b. Hort have returned to their
home In Newton Kansas after a Wis.
it in the city with MIR. and Mrs J. J.
Hildreth at 623 East Cleveland ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Ferris. of Still.
water, spent Sunday in the city with
Mrs Ferris parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Whitley, at 1014 East Cleveland
avenue.
Ms and Mrs. John Embry have re
turned from trip to saltwater.
Mrs Frank Sarber is visiting rel.
atives in Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs L. n Houston have
returned from Enid
Miss Mabel Faskin has returned to
Pawnee, after a short visit in the city
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. II. |
Faskin.
Mr. and Mrs Alva j. Baldwin and
children spent Sunday in Perry with
relatives
Mrs. J. r. Cottingham and daughter
Will retprn tomorrow from months !
visit in Kansas City.
Miss Lou Strang and Miss Jane
Hagar spent Sunday in Oklahoma City
with friends
Mrs J. II. Hutsel has gone to TT,
Wayne, Ind, to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Olson. of
Coyle, were in bhe city over Sunday. !
Mrs. Frank Lyon is visiting rela-
tives in Chicago.
Mrs. o r. Fegan left this moraing
FOR Madison, Wisconsin. TO spend the
1ihdsr of the summer
Mrs. r. c. Cain and little son left
Sunday morning for a months visit |
in Dennison and other points in
Texas.
Miss villa Keppel of Enid was
married to Leroy Williams of Drum
mond here Saturday by Probate
Judge Strang.
Miss Lou Stout of Emporia. Kan,
arrived today to visit her uncle. Mr.. |
n. Carter and family Miss Stout is
a graduate of the Kansas state
normal school and a teacher in the |
public schools of Emporia.
Rev. and Mrs j. H. nszel will leave
in a few days for Colorado TO spend |
the remainder of the summer
Mrs. VIM Barrnger and three
children are visiting relatives in
Missouri.
Miss Hazel Warner has gone to
Muskogee 10 visit her sister
Mrs. George Anderson has re.
turned from Des Moines. Iowa. ac.
companied by her sister, Mrs. Luke
caffey.
Mrs. r. s. OBnen and son Robert,
are visiting relatives in Joplin, Mo.
Miss Hedwig Braun returned this
morning from few days visit In Okla
homa City
Miss Margaret Wolf. of the territor-
ial secretarys office has returned
from several days visit at her home,
an Oklahoma City.
Parlee Newman, OF Knoxville, Tenn.
Is in the city visiting her cousin, J. r.
Douglas, and family, at 1928 West No
Bile avenue.
Judge A. G. Schnell has returned 10
Guthrie after hiylng visited his
HsE9asnsusHsHsEsHsHguSHsua
y A NATURAL
RACER ls
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Friday.

Guthrie Whist club meets In after
noon with Mrs. A. RI. Houston. 70l
East Warner avenue.
Domestic Science club meets in af-
ternoon at library.
Miss Hagar's pupils give recital in
evening at her home, 4l6 East Cleve-
land avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-07-08
DROWNED IN BOWER CREEK
saltwater Lad Was Bathing With
Companions.

Saltwater. Okla. July 10.-Whlle
bathing with companions in Bower
creek, near here. Forest Malone was
drowned last night
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Shakespeare club meets in after.
noon at Carnegie library
Modern Priscilla club meets in af.
ternoon, place to be announced later.
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The ladies' of the Christian church
give lawn social in evening at home of
Mrs. +. H. Furrow. sos Sast Harri.
son avenue.
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Miss Ida Niblack entertains the
Guthrie Whist .clGb Wednesday after
noon at hex home, 522 East Noble
avenue
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Thursday.

Public dance in the evening in odd
Fellows building
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List u letters remsiriAe ahcsiist
for in the Guthrie Post once srr week
ending July 1. 1907
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The Social World:
PROSPECTUS


Cambridge club meets in afternoon
at Carnegie library
Revelers club meets in evening.
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Saturday.

The Smart Set" the new progres
sive euchre club recently organized
will meet in afternoon, place to be an
nounced later.
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LErrER LIsr

ETTE1 tIcT
List * letters remsiisiAe ahcsiiea
for In the Guthrie Post once srr wSet
ord,,. r,,,,. ,oo7
Letters TOR men'
Butler. VIM. II.
Burg ]. C.
Barney II. c.
Brooks II. L.
Brown London
Bettoher +. E.
Bonar w. J.
Causey e. w.
Drennon Walter
Davis l.. A.
Dumas Algle.
Deltsum A.
Field Tury
Crimes w. r.
Greair John
Godfry James
Graves c. S.
Huston Barnard
Jones Nathanial
Laue Rev. Bishop lssac
Mciinty Clarence
McTageart Neil y.
Mel cmore Pawl ].
Martin James
Marshell II.
Mayheld i. NJ.
Miller Lynn w.
Pierce Wilburna
Powell A. B.
Robinson Joe. 4
Roddell Geo.
Reed James
Roush John
Deetz Fred Il.
Ruepple Grant
Servis Louis A.
Stuch Charles w.
stoves r. E
Smith G. w.
Smordon Geo. w.
Turner Thomas
Warner d. T.
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Mrs. w r. Poison has returned
from Oklahoma City
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The ladies' OF the Christian church
will give lawn social Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs e, II Fur
row, sos East Harrison avenue Every
body is invited
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Douglas leave
Thursday evening for New York city
and other Eastern points. via Calves
ton, by steamer
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George r. Cole. Guthrie travelling
man. In tho convention held last week
al Kansas City. was elected vice pres
ident Of the American Federation Of
Travellers. an organization for the pro-
lection Of travelling mems rights
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Mrs. o. b. Hildreth and Mr. an
Mrs. o. b. Hort have returned to thei
home in Newton. Kansas after a Wis
it in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. J. j
Hildreth at 623 East Cleveland ave
nue..
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ST. JOHNS NEWS

Otto Hentzman. of Bemis, trans
acted business here Tuesday.
Miss Leocadia Lauerman of Chicago
Will be the guest of her mother for a
week.
Messrs. George Gerlach and Lambert
Lauerman made a business trip to
Chicago yesterday.
Henry Batterman. formerly of Dyer,
transacted business here Tuesday.
II. Hagenbucher of Hanover Prairie,
returned from Chicago last night
William Liesenfelt left for Chicago
Heights last night where he will be
employed by his brothers
The St. John C NJ B. S. held its
regular meeting last night in KAN
mer's hall. Two new members, George
Gerlach and John Schaller, were in
itiated and the society voted a dona-
ton of 500 to the church building
and repair fund.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-11

semancik of Indiana boulevard. a
daughter
John Cheznack is very sick at his
home in Harrison avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes of Lin
coin avenue had as their guest. Simon
Holland Of Stislitz Park, yesterday.
Mesdames Henry Eggers. Z. Flick. E.
Freese. H. Golding and Miss Marie Sc
Hnger were Chicago shoppers yester-
day.
Miss Amanda Utesch of Harrison ave
nue. is on the sick list.
Mrs. William Grisdale entertained
about twenty Of the little playmates
Of Miss Mable Wichorst at her home.
115 Harrison avenue last evening. in
honor of Mable's eighth birthday The
children spent pleasant evening,
playing games of various kinds. and
after delicious luncheon was served
the little guests departed. wishing Miss
Mable many more happy birthdays.
Mrs, G. Utesh and sister. Mrs. +. s.
McGuinn and Mrs. c. Paschen. We're the
guests of relatives in Chicago yester-
day.
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HOBART NEWS

Mrs. Margaret Schoiler and Mrs.
Fannie Laughlin were visitors Monday
with friends in Chicago.
All of our business houses here have
put on their holiday appearance this
week and the merchants seem to have
a larger and neater line of holiday
goods than has ever been seen in Ho-
bart.
Owing to an injury to one of Crown
Points basketball players, the game
scheduled at that place for next Fri
day night with the Hobart boys has
been called off. hut the Hobart girls
Will go instead and play the Crown
Point girls.
Lou Barnes and daughter, Mamie
were guests Of friends in Chicago yes
terday.
Miss Melin. who has been clerking
in the Spot Cash store for several
months. resigned her position last Sat
urday night.
Owing to the unfavorable weather
Monday evening. the Degan theater
company. which is. playing IN STRAIT
tan's opera house for three nights. at
tracted rather small crowd.
William Kruse. who started Monday
hauling the mail between the postoa1ce