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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-16
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5, 80 l-2.
Cloyerseed Cash ana October as
December 4S2 1-2; March 495.
Alsn;e-Prime ana October $50.
Prime timothy. 60.
Butter-Creamery rs 1-2 AZ 80;
dairy 22 Eggs-25.
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BWH'
Just made some splendid blscuits-GoI1
Medal BinUr. RyT,TV
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"Meet me At KsIers Candy Shop.
11-12.u
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Mirror Want Column.
HELP WANTED

WANHED-First class timer, at once,
Married man preferred, Steady
work, for the right party, at good
wages Address Y. II. Norr, Plqua
o. 10-15-2tpd
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Try an an In The Mirror Want
Column
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WANTED-A young girl to assist
with housework. Inquire at 4l4 s.
State. S25-tf
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VISITS WITH
ssNYGZE m
BY The way.

II is now time TO begin fcedlns that
Thanksgiving TURKEY and incidentally
to study HIS anatomy so that you can
hit d toiRt with The carving knife
without topping tho bird off the plat
ter into your lap.
- ly r
The recent cold snap put all the
lceless and armless underwear on the
shelf. tlckied the coal man into hys-
torics and set every man In town
rummaging for his last springs felt
hat!
4 & 4
A Michigan poet wants to ostracize
the crouch II would he simpler to
send him a package Of dyspepsia tab.
lets and male an optmst Of him.
4 woman who dresses up too much
Is apt to be dressed down by her hus.
band-and then the divorce court!
u y q
No man Is expected 10 he good
convcrsationalist while his wife is
around.r
s,tH = =
We cannot Hll get fich quickly. IN
fact. some OF rs cannot get rich at all.
Thoy mot by mere scratch, but
decided to make q match of IT,
r, %aSg 81
Many young couple who met on
the links are now in chains.
@ @ O
ire Reason.
when Henry lIiaginsou comes back
10 lpcud a. week or SO
i'rum llviu' IN NJ city's mart
N-ylsluu' his Flo,
W" n'lua meet nt B,bloy's store
To hear OF city Ways
And rfsify Will llr about
Wlash Kind O llvlu' pays.
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WANTED-,Agents to sell our easy
wringer mop. Men and women
are making $500 a day above ex-
penses. Write today for agency to
Speice Mfg. Co, Findlay, o.
l0-l6-lot
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WANTED.
Phone I55.

Manager for -brapeh Of
flee we wish to locate here in Ma
rion. Address, with reference.
The Morris Wholesale House. Gin
cinnati, Ohio. 9-15-30t
W.ANTED-Healthy young men for
positions of trust. Expense to "a
cihc coast Fair. salary. See j..
w. McMurray. 10-l6-Gtpd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-26
TrxxFb and
Quality

appeal 70 the Well-lnformed in eEe.y
walk Of lie and ere essential 70 permanent
success and credftable standing Accor-
ingIy, ii is not claimed that Syrup Of Figs
aud Elixir Of SIENNA is the only remedy Of
known value, but one Of many reasons
why il is the best OF personal and family
laxativcs is the fact that II cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which Il acts without any deoilitating
after elects aud without having TO increasa
the quantity from time 10 time
u acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as o LAXATIVE, and lis component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get It's beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. and for sale by all leading drug
asgs
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Guthrie eaina Family

Blackwell Times-Record;
George w. Hines and family left
the first Of last week for their new
home in Guthrie They were among
the pioneers Of Kay county and Black
well. ana have q large number OF
Narm friends who are loath to give
them up. Wednesday evening Of last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Foster and the en-
ployes OF the big store went in a body
to the Hines home and completely
surprised Miss Ida Hines, so long one
ftbe employees of the Foster Mer-
camille Co. They took with t'iem ice
cream aud cake, and before leaving
presented Miss Hines with cut glass
dish. They had n most pleasant 80
cial evening. but over all ana in spite
OF all would como to all the thought
that they We're soon to lose fhe tI"'7t.
cl employe and valued friends. Fri
day nignt the Eastern Star gave re-
cepticn to the family in the lodge
rooms. which was well attended, and
Mrs. Hines was presented set of
silver spoons by the members A
pleasant informal time was had, re-.
frcshmeDts were served and a few
voiced the sentiments OF all In the
expressions Of regret in losing this
most estimrble family. Again, at
train time, as they were leaving the
city, some 10 70 100 friends met to
say goodbye and bid them God speed
and good luck. This paper recognizes
the position hell by the Hines famllr
IN our community and recognizes
that they will be greatly missed. AMI
while we deplore thei. going We join
with the friends in wishing them ev-
cry good fortune IN the new home.
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TT WILL RUN .SERIALLY IN THESE COL
UMNS. DO NOT MISS A GOOD THING.

Emily Book, and Mary Coyle Gray,
Guthrie: Masters Haywood Wright.
Icl Reno: Robert Morrow. Malcom
liock and Maurice w. ORouke Jr.
OF Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs !. j. Hildroth and
family are spending the aolidays In
Arkansas City.
Mr. and Mrs, Luther w Patton form.
erly OF Woodward ~ " OF Enid, arc
guests OF Mr. and Mrs a. a. Pyle, East
Warner avenue. through the holidays
Mr.. Patton was first assistant bank
commissioner and resigned 10 become
cashier Of the Oklphoma state bank at
cnil
New State Card club meets January
lt1., with Mrs. w y. Her9d,
Smart Set meets Saturday next with
Miss Ida Nltlack 522 nast Noble.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge cub
will meet Monday afternoon 2ith Mrs,
William spurl1ck Oklahoma ayenue,
Mrs. j. H. Doolitils and Mr. Dniley
Doolttie, OF Kansas. are the guests
Col. and Mrs r. s. Jones' on North
Vine.
The Smart Sci meets with Mis-.
Flcrcncc adler North Broad sator
day, January End
Pretty decorations g0ad muslc nice
S<'freshments and gaiety and cheer
rEarked the annual Christmas dauce
the Elks last night Fifty couples wer.
present and the occasion was oXcep
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Moore Tansey.

Moore 7 ansey.
Miss Lulu Tansey and Oscar NJ
Moore were united in marriage sun.
day at / y. m, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. p
Tansey. Rev. Corl,ill OF the NJ. T.
church officiating.
Mr. Moore is ne Of our substantial
young farmers living out nea. Back
burn. The bride was formerly q
teacher in the Pawnee schools and O
worthy and accomplished yOuns lady
Mr.. and Mrs Moore left Sunda,
evening for Atwo3d Illinois, on visit
-Pawnee Courier-Dispatch.
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They liked Oklahoma and saltwater,
however, and after the Neilson-Bue-
low wedding decided to remain dur
ing the holidays. TIE good example
set by their young friends. now Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson. was so strong that
last week this ceremony was quietly
announced and duly performed.
Those present at the wedding were
Messrs. and Mesdames G. =, Buelow
r. Mayre. ~ II. Nelson and Mr.. w.
ii WilcoN
After the ceremony an elegant
thrce-course luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Yoch are remaising
In saltwater sor the present, and may
decide to locate here.
Christmas day was the ccaslon for
the West Side Temperance legion sur.
prise of the inmates Of the county poor
house. The president, Mr.. Carl Leon.
ard. led in a service Of song and praise
after which gifts were distributed TO
each Of the inmates. The +. o. Luiz
ID. G. Co., and G. A. Hoiler generously
assisted the legi II IN providing the
gifts. After the service Mr. and Mrs
Swan invited the legion to a delight
ful service Of ice cream and cake.
which was very much enjoyed by hte
young people. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
of. Kingfisher assisted in serving.
Miss Enid Flinn of Paden is Ge
! Sscsi u her sister. Mrs. Nel.e Coleman.
III South Elm street She win remain
during the holidays.
Misses Alpha and Ruth Blackerby
are spending the holidays in Iuthrie
| with relatives.
Miss Lula Croxt n is spendgn the
week with h. parents in Purcell
Miss Ola Metzler has returned from
Coyle where she visited Christmas day
G. E Roach. Of Durant. Is spending
the holidays with his family
Mr. and Mrs. b e. vandeford are en-
tertaining Mrs w. L. Harter, OF Ur
banas, Ohio
Among the guests Al the McNea
home, 1920 West Cleveland avenue, ar,
Mr. and Mrs c. NJ. Rogers OF King
fisher.
Miss Freda Rhudy arrived toda.
fr m ST. Joseph, Mo- 10 spend the holi
days with Mrs. r. W. Black, sos Mort
Broad.
Miss Mabel Lindwall. stenographe
in the office OF the state board o! agri
culture, is spending the day in OkIh-
ma City.
Miss Grace Garrison who was callei
to Pond Creek last week by the dealt
Of he sister, returned this morning an,
will resume her duties
MIR. and Mrs Emmett ST baugh, o
Crescent, spent Christmas in the cit!
With relatives.
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Glencoe Marriage.

In The city of Glencoe on December
% at 9 a nj. at United Brethren pa
sonage. which was also ealie home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Rev, +. ~.
Suite. Mr.. J. G. Kirk OF shawnee, and
Miss Pearl NJ Darrell, of shawnee by
Rev o. o J hnson. Of Pawnee, says
the Pawnee Courier-Dispatch
The happy pair went to Chicago, then
to Marshalltown, Iowa. spending Christ
mas with the groom's parents. then TO
Shawnee. where they will be at home
after January 3, 1909
Mr.. Kirk is district store keeper for
the Rock Island at Shawnee and Miss
Pearl had charge OF the m ney order
department of the postoffice at Slaw
nee. resigning 10 become the life palt
ner of Mr.. Kirk.
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Noch.5obziSG.
A pleasant aud romantic little we'd
ling was celebrated last Sunday al.
teen-on at O'Clock at the hume OF
Nj anl Mrs. c. r. Buelow. southeast
corner Of Fifth avenue and Duncan
stceet, Saltwater, when Mr. Charles
Yoca and Miss edna BObzlen. both
ot Newhah Ia. we're united in mar
rlage. Rev Mr PennekGmp perform.
ing the ceremony. says the Saltwater
Gazette
The romance Of this aRalr lies In
the fact that when, just a few weeks
ago, Mr. Yoch and Miss Bobzlen came
10 Saltwater from Newhall 10 enact
the parts Of best man and brides.
maid at the Nielson-Buelow welding
on Thanksgiving day they had at
least no present Intention of getting
married themselves. although they
had Been Rcquaintances for years
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ElRE pAMAess HOSPITAL

sedalis. Mo. Dec. 26LFire t.day
damaged haywood hospital to the ex-
tent Of $4,000. All of TIE patients
were removed in safety "a neigllbor
hood residence. Il Is thongbt the fire
VAS started by an electric wire on the
fist 1-or
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q FRESH TOPICS
]. OF THE TOWN
2 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

An Unnatural Father.
Upon complaint sworn at by Lola
MeCathron aged rs, Sheriff Mahoney.
this morning arrested the ei-i's father.
Charlie McCathron, aged 4O on the
& arge Ct unlawful relations with her.
The complainant stated before County
Attorney Hepburne that her fathers
unnatural G nduct was OF long stand.
Ing The MCCaihrOns reside al 3i1
North Second street The girls moth.
r. has been dead several years.
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Judge sroyyn To se Married

THITII NIITTTIdTITs
The friends of Judge Tom Brown
OF the district court had a suspicion
that there might be a woman at the
bottom OF all his jovlal spirits dur.
Ing the recent term OF court, and now
comes the announcement that the
u5ge has gone to Denver TO be mar
ried F-iends here could not learn
The name Of the lady who Is TO be.
come the bride Of the popular JUICE,
nor the iate of the wedding. How
s-er It is thougat that the we idlne
will occur tonight, and the bride and
groom will return at once 70 ViRita
where Judge Brown Is scheduled to
open court neSt Monday.
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j SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS !
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The merchants are over-joyed with
the Thurs lay trade. The biggest yet
was transacted here THURSDAY II
was a lovely day and all the shoppers
were out in full force.
Judge Olsmlth. following his usual
custom. gave Christmas cigars yester-
day to all his patrons.
The Pioneer Cotton Mills closed
down Thursday evening. The man
agement gave eacn of the employees a
pound box of chocolates for Christ
mas and a check for a full week S
work, all of which caused real JOY.
Alleging cruelty and abuse and that
her husband, John Lane had told her
that his brother Eas in Jail now for
killing his wife and that he (John)
expected to keep him company, is the
body Of a petition for divorce fled
in the district clerks office by Laura
q. Lane.
The Houghton e Douglas Oil Mill
company gave each of their employees
10
They have q pay RON of $500 per
week. The Christmas spent and the
occasion is always The Day" at the
mill.
John Handen, J. McAIillen, A. Pres
ton and J. E. Terrey we're fined in po
lice court today for over-celebratinl
Christmas with strong drink.
Fifty men are working on resurfaC
ing the Eastern Oklahoma roadbed
The Christmas football game sched
uled between the Senior and Junio
football teams of the Logan count
high school was called off.
The state board Of control Of thl
/ Oklahoma prisoners is called to NEE
In special session Monday
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oh, This Funny ProhlbIelonl

Deputy Sheriff Depress brought Ia
from Crescent Kate House and W. 81
Berkeley colured, whom he arrested for
iisposing original packages OF Bud
weiser hser Olrlstmas Thirtyfour
D t,les were found In their possession
She-iii Mahoney made an lS.milc
trip 20 C9yle ~ arerst Lee Jones for
haying -four quarts OF whisky in his
p secession.
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J. A. Brown, OF the Brown dry goods
company. In speaking OF the Christ
mas trade said "One OF the happi,
est features of the holiday trade was
the consideration and courtesy extend.
el our employees The store had a
splendid trade and 1t clearly shows
taat the store is giving satisfaction.
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Sc SsS IS 5SS IS SSS rs IS sSS as SBS rs q
!. IN AND AMONG s
!: LOCAL STORES /
9s s. ls 9Eee !gs .ls 9Ne sIe 9As sls 5

Mr. and Mrs. Charles CLARK are in
Enid, spending the latter part OF the
week at the home Of Mr.. Clarks par
cnts. lie Is the window trimmer at
tao Ramsay store.
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g. Wyndell and wife of Claremore,
spent Christmas In the city
At the lone, Christmas evening"
Maurice W. O'Rouke. who has paced
life's path but iive months, was host
Of a daintily pretty and happy Occa
sion In the hotel ordinary The a.
fair WIS one wAere the best OF things
for the youthful palate were IN abund
ance and good cheer predominated
as master OF ceremonieJ The Christ
mas tea may o. may not have been
according 10 the command Ol the host
but his mother acted as chile 'el ire.
vez ure ana the guests made the
event one OF the red letter type.
Baby dolls which ingeaLity Of the de-
signer made cry We're given as iavors
ami each guest Wore TIM paper cap
OF bright cOlors The Jack HOrneT pie
with the string attachment % pull
was one OF tae merry event ~ the
esaninG The eldest guest Of honor
has sen eleven full yers tapped haCk-
wards. but the grandparents. Nj AMI
Mrs J. J. O'ROuke AMI Grandpa Coyle
mastered the affair and saw that the
b.ests dlbsstiye organs were put %
tho expansive te.i.
During the feast the host slept
sOundly and made not the least pro
tel over the disappearance Of the
good things
Present were: Misses Dorothy and
Marion Morrow. Lawrence, Kansas ,
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Sooihea itching skin Heals cuts or
burns wthcIt a scar Cures pilea.
eczema, sat rheum, any ltcaing.
Doan's Ointment Your druggist sells
a.
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

Charters.
The Elk County oil and Gas com.
pany Of Tulsa, with capital stock OF
$4,000. The directors are: J. K.
GARDINER, W. r. Murrhey. Of RI lge-
way Pa; George b. Harmon and M.
J. Maxwell all Of Tulsa.
hotaries.
}. o. Mullen, Of Ardmore, for Car
ter county
". B. Go dfellow, Of Hedrick. for
Jackson county.
iaAerH. Rixeyto of RsBtoag for Omar
ron county f1 m 7ucIhf rfftfN
Andy J. Stone, Of El Reno, for Can
adlan county.
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Judge Olsmlth. following his usual
custom. gave Christmas cigars yester
day to all his patrons.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL
IsAMa.n@R9mesas.ms


a. @. Dolde has returned from sull.
water.
Iva Baldwin, OF the land office, has
returned from Perry where he had
Christmas dinner with friends
Burns Hegler, Of the Enid News staff.
spcrt Christmas in the city with his
omihe. and brother.
Fsed Scothorn. of Denver, is here
speeding the holidays withs his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. ScothOrn 1873
East College. He has fine position
with the Denver Engraving company
and is making a good artist. His many
friends are glad to hear of hh' success
and are giving him a real Southwestern
welcome.
j. A. Cougin, of the Mcnarol Dry
Gocls company is in Richville, Mo.
Alvin J. Richards. private secretary
to Judge Jesse j. Dunn, is spending
the holidays with relatives Al Mangum.
D B. Welty is here from Oklahoma
City.
4 A. Ewing returned this morning
from Kingfisher where he spent Christ
mas with relatives.
P1t Weathers, the architect came ia
from St. Louis yesterday and is step
piag at the Royal.
j. p. Roetzel, OF Watonga. Is in the
city. Mr. Roetzel Is one OF Blaine
county's progressive farmers.
WANTED-Cotton buyer, man who
can give references; one VINO has
an acquaintance among the growers
In the adjacent towns to Guthrie; tC
have headquarters at Crescent. Ad
dress at once 2x, care Leader.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fdrm, 16C
acres: 100 acres black bottom under
cultivation; fine spring. room house
l-2 miles from the railroad: 19 miles
from Guthrie. Phone 902, 511 70. Vilai
FOR RENT- Cool farm 16G acres;
100 acres under cultivation, 6 room
house; good spring; l-2 miles from
three railroads. Phone 902-5ii e
Villas.
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Miss johns Of the Grand Leader
spent Christmas in saltwater durlug
Christmas
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The merchants are over-joyed with
the Thurs lay trade The biggest yet
was transacted here Thursday. It
was a lovely day and all the shoppers
were out in full force.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fdrm, 16O
acres: 100 acres black bottom under
cultivation; fine spring. room house
IL miles from the railroad; 10 miles
from Guthrie. Phone 9O2, 511 o. Vilag
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tlonally delightful, The EIks orchestrs
furnished music.
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est features of the holiday trade was
the consideration and courtesy extend
eI our employees" The store had a
splendid trade and 1t clearly shows
taat the store is giving satisfaction,
Miss Kitty Sartain, OF the Brown
dry goods store acted as bridesmaid
at iouble wedding. Christm4s morn
ing, at Seward. Que OF the happy
features of the event was Chat two
cousins married two sisters The con
tracing parties were Luther Crossley
anI Miss Mary Smith Thomas Cross.
ley ana Nils Lula Smith The cere-
mony was attended BY host Of
friends and an elaborate coalition was
served. /. J Sartan was one of the
out OF town guests from Guthrie.
Mrs. Allen. of the corset depart.
ment az the Gran1 Leader. Is In Mis-
souri, the guest OF her husband and
cthe. relatives.
Mrs. Emma Henningcgmp OF the
Grand Leader spent Christmas IN Sa.
lima, Kansas, with relatives and
i.iend'
Lew Miller, of the clothing depart
ment at the Grani Leader. spent
Christmas with friends st Enid.
Miss Ollie Met2el, bookkeeper at the
Grand Leader spent Christmas a
Coyle.
Miss Weliman of the Grand Leader
Is spending the Christmas week ia hel
home at Clyde, Kans
Mr. Milne Of the Ramsay dry good,
company, this morning remarked, ths
he was more than pleased with th,
holiday trade. The store has establisl
ed a reputation f-r selling the best &,
be had in the dry goods line. and IN,
way the people responded. should bi
md is no doubt more than pleasing L
the management
The stand Of SpriDgfisld rifles tha
the Grand Leader Is making ihis,m9rn
ing is attracting the attention Of many
'rThe guns we're made under G yeru
ment inspection, and cost SIS. AS
leader tae house Is putting them ol
sale for today al $2.5S. That they ar
finding ready sac goes without say
ing Mr. liDtz, the manager. Ia speak
ing OF the Christmas week. said. i
has 4 nlost successful sale an1 we az
mere than pleased with the trade TIN
year has been the most successful on
in the history our store. and we ar
most grateful 70 the good people 70
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FOR RENT Cool farm 16G acres;
100 acres under cultivation, room
house; good spring; l-2 miles from
three railroads. Phone 902-5ii f.
Villas.
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surprlsea Their Eriende.

Surprised Their Friende
Mr.. Paul Williams and Miss Make
Oberlol were married Friday. De
cembe- 18th. The marriage was kept
secret until Christmas The bride is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
h. j Oberholzer, sol North Broad, and
IS an accomplished young woman. She
Is employed as deputy In the office OF
the county treasurer. j. w. Ritter
busch. The gro m Is one OF the rising
Young attorneys uf the city. He Is a
graduate OF Harvard and an educated
Young man OF much culture. He Is at
present one nt Logan county's tax
icrrets.
MIR. and Mrs A. D, Bryan are spend.
ing TIE holidays with Mr.. Bryans
mother in Waurlka.
Mrs. Ge rye II. Barber leaves the
first of the week fo- Grand Island,
Nebraska TO spend several weeks with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. f. o. Lutz and family
are spending the week end in Oklaho.
me City
Attorney j. r. Cottingham, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter left
last Christmas evening for Galveston
III busines stglp.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pierart are
spending he holidays with relatives In
Crescent.
The Women's Missionary society Z
the Fist Presbyterian church win meet
Wednesday at .. m. vita Mrs. VIM
Snyder, East Warner a.enue OH call:
Good win to Men"
Among the dinner parties given
| Christmas day was that by kr. and
Mrs Frank Rinehart al their home,
81 East Harrison avenue. An alab.
crate ave course dinner was served.
/ The guests were Mr, and Mrs. ed.
! Rlnehart and three children NJ, and
| MRS win Rineaart and their three
chill lren. ana .RepresentRtive-islect and
] Mrs. j. n. Lockwood and family.
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WANTED-Cotton buyer, man who
can give references; one VINO has
an acquaintance among the growers
in the adjacent towns to Guthrie; to
have headquarters at Crescent Ad-
dress ct once 2x, care Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-26

Barns Hegler, Of the Enid News staff.
spcrt Christmas in the city with his
0mthe- and brother.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-26

4. Q. Dolde has returned from sdll-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-26

Miss Mabel Lindwall stenographel
in the office OF the state board o! agri
culture, is spending the day in OkiIho
ma City.