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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02
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flRSl fUUlBALL GAME u
SEASON At SALTWATER

Saltwater Okla, Oct 2.-The first
football game Of the season for Okla.
homa viii be played here today, when
the Oklahoma "sooners" from the
state university at Norman clash with
the splendid team from the Agrlcul-
tural and Mechanical college of this
city. Both teams are said to be in
good condition and an interesting game
is anticipated. A large crowd Of root.
ers" accompanied the Norman team.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

FROM FALL

o - s~s*t g
Today at noon W. II. Mceehee
: had not regalned consciousness
: from a hard fall he had from his
: wagon yesterday evening.
. Mr.. Mecehee was doing some
. fast driving past the cemetery
. when his horse ran the wagon into
the gate and the Jolt threw him
to the ground. His head struck
the wagon tongue, causing eoncus-
6 sion Of the brain.
For several hours II was doubt :
. ed II his life could be saved, and al. :
. though better than at first sup .
posed,the injured man remains In .
serious condition. No bones .
were broken as far as could be .
: discovered.
a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02
ROCK ISLAND PASSENGERS
MUST BUY TICKETS

The following order has been sent
TO all Rock Island agents concerning
the purchasing OF railway tickets:
"On and after Thursday, Oct. 10.
1908, passengers who are not provided
with tickets will not be permitted to
enter passenger cars on trains leaving
stations in Iowa. Missouri, Nebraska,
Kansas, Minnesota, Arkansas and Ok
lahoma, where ticket offices are main
talned. Tickets must be shown to
trainmen before passenger will be per-
mltted to the cars"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

WEATHER FORECAST.

: Chickasha and Vicinity: To
: night and Saturday, fair; warmer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02
YOUNG AERoNAuT MEETS
DEATH THE FIRST TIME UP.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct I'm bal
loon ascension at Garden City, Mo-,
den left here Monday morning without
Howard Ogden, 20 years old, OF this
city, fell and was killed. Young Og-
telling his mother, Mrs. Jennie Og-
den, where he was going. This was
his first trial and the balloon was only
thirty feet high when he fell.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

from an adjoining roof and was in the
midst Of the players before they were
aware that a raid had been pulled off.
Two drays hauled the confiscated
goods to the county Jail.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-10-02

the bepediction by Rev Father Urban,
dainty supper was served by the
Lady Maccabees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
COULDER AND GOLDEN

Gouder and Gonldeu do to be able agree
The argument the subject Of the relative
value Of Sunday school children and otheras compared with
the dividend on steamboat stock
Goulder Is lawyer For years he has been hired lobby
for the ship subsidy grab.
Gouldcn is Congressman. lie eoroners jury.
and to the argument.
GouIden member OF the eoroners jury nvesti-
gated the burning OF the Cen Socum with the loss OF 1000
lives New York years ago The Jury found
engaged in the business properly
manned.
Coulden Uncle Sans navy during tho civil war 20
he knows something about ships Since that time he has
aged life insurance company he knows something
the things that Kill people
Alter the eoroners jury found that 1000 more children
had been murdered in the Slocum disaserchlden
Sunday school pieneGouden watched sha, would
be done about ii.
He the ship owners lawyers search and for loop
hoeand find it. usual Why. Of course the fault wasn't ON
the ship II United States inspector who let
the ship leave its dock without full without enough life
with cbelts that wouldn't oat with rotten fire hose
So Gouden went back congress and introduced bill
Briefly, the bin says that what crooked drunken or
careless Inspector may say, the ship not absoved
from blame il the shipping laws violated
Gouden thinks that's fair lie says just as wrong TO pick
pocket with the Of the police without
Goulder hired by the folks who subsdt Is in Wash
ngon arguing that Inspector passes ship that ought to
be enough and that congress and children you and should
rely the DISCRETION OF the inspectors to prevent boats
from sailing short Of officers lie would relieve the
folks who the boat OF all liability so long as some hceer
who happens to be inspector is satisfied"
II will be interesting notice what the housc-and the
senatewl do Whether they will to the old sailor the
who the coroners jury life insurance man. the
congressman to the lawyer who hired lobby for ship
subsidies and other things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
THE CONVICTION OF ERICKSON

The conviction OF A. z Erickson president Of the Seattle
Min exchange the charge OF conspiracy IN restraint OF
trade the specific charge being eopsprng raise the price
milk victory OF vast Importance to the people
There arc other combines besides those OF the milkmen
The grocers and the the aundes and almost every
other industry the city that offers opportunities ior com.
guilty Of violation The conviction OF Erickson
Is just beginning OF the work
The Star has been hammefng away this subject for
good many months but until the advent al George
deputy prosecuting attorney there has been official help
offered Mr. Nanderveer has jumped into the fight and hts
complete victory in tho Erickson the very best cyl.
denec Of what can be done.
Last Toledo O. they tried lot Of prominent
who controlled the ice situation there Just Mr. Eek
has been tried in Seattle and number OF these wealthy
gentlemen Jail and they remained there until the
fall expiration OF their
Since then Toledo has rapid breaking up OF is
combines
Jail not Just exactly what they expected
They had rather expected convicted pay fines and this
they were prepared for. But the Judge humane
and he thought Of the thousands OF little and grownup
and the beds Of sickness among the poor that might have been
relieved BY little bit OF ice These had raised the price
of ice that these little and grownup and uvalid
couldn't buy it, And the Judge being humane the
enonity OF the crime they had committed and them jail
Il would have been farce fine those Toledo aw break
hundred thousand dollars them would have
made little diicrencet wouldn't have been mueh them
few would have been the impoverished invalid
few with which buy little piece OF ice 10 keep cool
a icvcrcd brow.
Seattle has started the right track We have found
do the work have discovered that get the
proper sort OF jury. have confidence the Judge We
mustDt stop now
This fight in which The Star has long been inter
estcd For time compelled carry alone That
IN the end others have taken up aud carrying along
to success i all the compensation The Star desires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
THE VILLAGE CUT-UP
Being the Joyous Chatter Of That
o'ppsJ Tor the Edhesaon Of the induiacnt Community.
scHAEFER
~ FRED scHAEFER.

Tell you what. fellows. I had
good laugh last night. haw. haw.
hawl vas up 20 a candy pull At
the Tanhark township school house.
giving the girls a little taffy. and I
cnfelessiy on purpose left some on
Judge Showers seat before he sat
down, and when he got up he took
the chair. and declared a motion 20
adjourn carried surest thing you
know Lizzie Kiute got her teeth
fastened together with some molaa.
SEES candy. and she's having them
pried apart today BY Doc Hoskins.
! know, because she gave ON 10 me
10 take 10 him There's n glrl with
sweet tooth. WHAT For q while
they thought she had iocklaw. but
u was false
Just tell them that you saw me.
And they will know the rest"
Say. did you ever hear me Alagg
I'm two plnts Of ice cream all By
myself. | mean two plnts that's
been licked up. Oh. get wise. It's
a auartate, Laugh, why don't YOU
iii like You Just the same.
Not because your eyes are curly;
Not because your hair Is blue
but nobody knows why Hen nizz-
legs nose is out Of Joint. | do. Ills
EiFis going with another fellow. But
you're bound 90 win out. Hen.
Chickens always come home 10
rOost. and you're n Hennery, you
know. Vow Phweet phweet.
phweeti business OF whistiing)
I heard new one down at the Pas
key house the other day.
A windmill man told II. by the
way. he furnishes his own power.
What was | Raying7 Oh. u goes this
way How was the ark propelledg
Give II up Why. by the gesr.aft.
liaw. haw' I'm goiag TO spring that
M the next klke' mihstrels That
reminds me. Why are the Eika the
oldest erdeF That's an easy one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

one Of the greatest problems the
porslonieas girl has 20 face Is that
Of proper companlonshin
By "poftioBiess@ ] mean that vast
army Of young girls Who have no
assured position In life. no for.
tune. however small
sometimes these girls are found
working Ia large cities. sometimes
tneY occupy an anomalous position
ia the homes Of relatives. sud some
Of s.sem live narrow lives In eoun-
ttfs communities
TIE desire for the society Of those
socially above thefn may SEEN a
trivial thing on which to build trng
edf. but the tragedy IL there.
Il IL this yearninT for better
things. the craving fcf the c0fnpan.
ionship OF cultured aud refined peo.
pie. that draws the country girls 10
the city. and iesds the city bred Efrl.
poor bat pretty. 20 accept the astan.
tons OF wealthy yogng men she
NESTS In a business Nay.
The spectacle 81 a working gisi
whose only fortune IL pretty face
and that tndeHcrihable air Of re
fiuement gained b. association 20.
Ing 10 places of amusement With
miiitnnairess son f. common one.
II - oHiy once IN a blue moon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
AN oLp DIME MUSEUM STUNT
REVIVED.
On kID A. DAY.

The Professor Now. SAMMY. I
want you to oiueidate question
for ne
SAMMY Fire away. professor
The Professor II lady with "a
dress that buttons up the back had
arms twice AZ long a. usual ana
didn't have 10 bother anybody to
help her button II. what would she
do
sammy She wouldn't wear that
kind Of q dress
The Professor That's correct
You are q very bright boy. sammy
Some day. II you are good. YOU all
be- president
SAMMY And II I'm bad 1 apoao
a.. be- Vice president
Sambo Eyyah. ~ yah. ey yah
Tho Professor There you 20.
kaubo. Interfering again.
sammy Yep lie intcrferea aw.
fol lie ought 10 wear toe weights
sambo Say. boss. Al wants 10
lubfiaate a question. too.
The Professor Elucidafe IL the
word sambo Nos. what question
DO sou want 30 elucidatef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
AND SAMRO'I

'''''s''s'l''i''isa:,ss,,,,,;

fftttll4
sambo W great oaks t,o,. :.
afofua grow d0ea p0plafs NV. I.
popeorns spring. "@ z
Tho Professor I'm ass.
know What do you thinf shs.' ~
.sambo An thinks des A,
de- kaiuf be- very lareh =
- ah. - yah ia.
The Professor That ID fIe,o. !,
q good mind 10 pat you Ia n. :
fof That, sambo. Whas 49, =
making signals 10 me FOR g.,.. -
SAMMY ! was giving yos NJ 4.
box office Wv u
The Professor. That IA fsu.
bad az sambon break. m ~. :
punish you By making eseb !, =.
reeli" "a original poem. Wh,ess y !.
YOU wants 10 lead orr
sammy Let sainbo ~.
tie mat way alresdy.
Tie Professor. 90 ahead a.
Hambo. ~
sambo LIT draps Oh mue,,,,.
- ] eohs Oh Fine.
Put on teachers chair win m...
he atmosphere turn blue
The Professor Now. samu,
sammy Little drops o. ps,ssa...
Taken for the grippe.
Make BIZ AZ ehasers for
Apples shat ainf dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

The diplomat pressed HE finger
tips together and Eased paaniveiY
into the fire A vaiet Eiided into
the fcom
A lady Wishes 20 see you. sir
Who ~ she
she declines 70 give her name,
sir"
rs aha slender. brown hair and
sys inpsrioua cafriageY-
Yes. SIR
A satisfied smile stole over the
diplomats face show her Into
the fnom
The diplomat crossed 20 q small,
ftn~iy carved drws that stood IL
one corner and took out pearl.
handled revolver This waY. ma.
dame. said the valet A girl Of
dark. passionate beauty swept into
tn. roam Ny business i vefY
important" she said
There ~ no danger of being
overheard the diplomat replied
I Am ThnFeaa Victoria. daughter
Of rFeaIdani Manael Victoria. she
said ia . iow voice
The diplomat kept a wAry ere on
her right hand. which uas cot.
eealcd IN . fur muff
Nos I intend 10 shoo, you a.
eoleiY and brutaay a. you DID him
The hAnd IN tho nuff moved aud
the diplomat spoke hastily I knees
tso DAYS aKo Yoa Eera coming he
said Far from hksEmainatins your
father. | wAM the only one Who tried
% bsfriend him Ia hia misfortune
Iuok at this
lie took a slip Of paper from the
desk II read
"Discharx. Nsnsei Victoria
tSiRnsdl Mlgrcul Gonzales
i forced that from Gonzales
Nh~n yuur father sas IN priman.
but Il came too late | was hand in
glove with Gonzales At the inaur.
r~cfion two years ago nuf Ne
were never anything more. /
uaated Yoar father oaated from the
presidency. but | would have done
anything 20 protect him from per
sonai inturr I forced Gonzales tn
give me that oracr. bur before
reached the prison ! learned Of hts
assassination. He paused for n mo.
msnt 1T was not who killed
your father. II was the commander
of the prison. Capt Manuel limos"
hut ! thought the girl inter.
fnpted
Your thought that lines was
your fathers best friend and had
10 ny the country. ImeE murdered
your father because he thought that
b aEsasainAtlng him be would gain
favor with Gonzales.
Gonzales was anxious TO get rid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
TINE DIPLOMAT

~ your father. but he had nothing
to do sith bis murder"
lie pressed button IN the wall
near the deAh Ask Capt snntox
to come here. he said 10 the valet
"He Il imex. be explained 10 the
Girl his fed back three months
ago. thinsins. ~ you did. that MAS
your fathers enemy | have been
ahelssfing him since
Tua door opened. Capt santos.
announced the valet A large. fai
man. with = flhbby. beHtial face.
catered.
Theresa Victoria. the diplomat
said IN a ias ynlee. sweeping ono
hand toward the girl. daughter
o. President ManMal Victoria. The
fat mans face suddenly became
white and he moved back until hla
hand rested AGAINST tho wall The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

mas Who Assasainslsd your father .
Tho diplomat pointed 70 lmeH aud
taraed 10 the giri. she wss look
ina At the man against the wall. her
eyes flaming. Suddenly her hand
whisked from the muff and some.
thing giittsred A pistol cracked
and the fat man tumbled 20 the
fioof.
The diplomat icrhed the pistol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

famshsd For ~ko had vegetarian account Of tho
h price Of packing hnue products WANDERING thruash vine
uf chicken
ripe black treina Che perfect
LADY, resored
Of the hnarse They're Off"
leave hs barrier bunch.
eoad reach
for her disappointment
IT'S cnch that the would
epying such an aiiudinous posuonaud
them with s,spIadder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
TORPEDO BOAT rtoriLlA.


MARsHFIELD. ORE. Mas 50. %
The torpedo boat destroyer Perry
which anchored 10 Coos bay Friday
afternoon. viii be- toined D. The
rrehie. FArrasut. fox and Davis
feday when the fiotilIa Will sail
Zoe Portland Hundreds Of per.
SONS visited the Perry this morn,
ms. the bay being covered with
gasoline isunchea. rowhOats and
every Kind VI efafi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
CheapEastern
Excursions

June sth. 9Th. 18th. goth. My 9Th.
eth. 22nd. 23rd. August eth, Tth.
airt. .snd. By tho Oregon Il. n. 4
Navigation Co. through Portland
and the picturesque Columbia Rix.
er route Chicago and return.
$3.50. ST. I5uis. s6s.so. Kansas
city. Omaha and Missouri River
points. SEQ. also several other
points. Route via Salt Lake and
Denver. u desired. Full particulars
az Union Ticket Office. COS ist az
T. =. Ellis. General Agent. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

from the girls hand and seized her
BY the arm Ills hand ran along
the wHinacotinK ana something
clicked A secret door flew open.
~ va the entrance O. dark eor
ridof. into which he thrust tue girl
Follow this paaHAgowag be 81.
planned IL Will take You 10 the
street Never tell anyone what sou
have done
lie slammed the secret door b.
aud hurried back 10 the man on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
DIVORCE CASE RULING.

OLYMPIA. May 70. ny q vote u
t. , the supreme court has Dc
cidsd that such = c1uft has original
Jurisdiction IN divorce matters Il
IL held that e may enter orders
directing the payment % aiiutoHy
peudiaE litigation. suit money aud
attorney lsss Tn. ladhdlctlon ~
the court has been IN dispute among
attorneys for years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

Of interest That Ia. for a miauia
thaY stopped whiting
lye got a brother that makee
Weatsrn Kentucky for powdeF
company. volunteered yaank
Efsehlohelmer. the notion drum
mer Tie says they don't harm
strangers only frieas aud neigh.
bofs HC
4 soc they 20 fnund ON h8iecs
wearing black masks and lNhli
books that "a. the night riders. not
the horsea aud aofspe tobaeeo
beds. said Mart Mudd
srhat reminds me. Hank"
dfaNicd Gabe Rasin. ANT you GOT
any trimmings from the tahaceo
cutter you can iemme havef I'm
all out of chawlag
9Yod 50 down and yet some frnm
the nlght riders HnuFied the store.
keeper. Indignantly I bot II you
Naa In Kentucky there wouidnt be-
no complaint of you raising any
yourself
I'D deo any nishs riders - o0me
To my house and tell me what 10
raise aud what not 20 raise. 4"
Erusled old Man Teiium. Klaring
fiefenly round him.
Well. don't know Aa you've
ever been noted Tor raising any.
thing bat a large family OF bare
foot childrvn. nuickered Sud liol
man
Every body'H a hero when dan,
ser aint around. yawned Josh
Wise
The conversation then switched
to the prospects Of war Nith Japan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

ilo9f lie was dead. sll.,,.
titi pistol into one ef ~ les
f, ,'@,,.s pc rang for The sal..
remember ron admlftse ~
- thia room but him sss., ns ~
The body on The floor a''as e
Yes. SIR
IN Il few minutes m. -
bfsu summoned HeuteisN hsf
lam he diplomat ss,., -
DEVIL" shs". Pee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
7 JE5slE.h RARTIoN'

thai such couples marry. Ia H.
tt Eiil bust be prspares Il k.s
i east up 70 her several finss 4.
that sac worked for q llrIsg -
r. consequently a dlsgfsee q -
husbands family Tor ali tine
Tho average AneFiexa XII !
several degrees ahead of he ave-.
axe American man 10 cuifafe po.n
aud style.
she reads more. observes ia.
shove her and copies their clo<ss
aud manners. whiie the nsan wort.
ing beside her picks BIS tss,h 4
public and devours nothlaE bssner
in The way d mental food has IL
baseball score and the sport rare
Must she remain CONTEXT rli
this man - friend. lover. hashtsz'
She does not and here 4 shep
she begins 10 make excuses fl
seeking the cDEnpany Of msn atom
her In the social scale
ane does not thlnk of he future
ali she realizes Il thar the mzs
of means and some education bs
more oongenial companion f1s Der
than the working rnan In kss ssn
class
And little By little the men al
girls she used 70 associate via.
those who share her dsilf tzzk =
live IN the same neixnbmhec<. -
gin TO talk
People ahske their reads vhsa
her name Is mentioned, ne toakN
Of scandal il long. aad e wraps ~
in rs Shiny folds. even whsn she b
innocent u wrong.
reseBtiy she finds herself -
classe. She does not beiuns TO IN
circle Of the men who take ~
about and her own equals siun -.
80 has no recognized place Is =
eiety.
What "a this sort Of . girl b =
with her life,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
The Joeumsu, OF Josh Vice.

lleen readlnE about she aieht
riders In Kentucky. remarked SID
Holman. Don't Il beat the devil
hoN they can cAffy GA asd nobody
stop EN-
Tho other boys in front u Hank
fstsrsons krucrff displayed signs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

Mrs. kearney - Your
husband. Il seems. Il quite a
ruunder
Nfs Goadsole-sA ruanders o.
you mean his shoulders fea. poser
dca Gregory Just cant atraiEhtan
up lie wae always that way
Chicago Tribune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

Knlcker- Does he think he knows
everything
naeker Worse. he thinks he
knows more than Roosevelt thinks
he knows. New York sun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

The colonel ~ a very sick man. :"
sympatheticalIy said the attending
physician, addressing m. auction.
eers anxious wife. Ellis pulse II
nov gesng at 1O4"
Going ~ i04i" feebly cried the
invalid. f'At l04i Going at I04l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

Who'll make II 1867 One hundred
and five, do ! hear for "a years aud
never once stopped One hundred
and five. viii Won gimme7 Who'll
make II f017"-Puek.
OUR WIFE SAYS: Mans iHferl.
orfiy 20 woman Is establishes BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

There was pair Of en- on the arb /,
Say. ! Noah lot more like that but
what's the use Some OF you Jays
wouldn't tumble n the limb Was
10 break with you. There goes the
town marshal. Hear about him los.
Ing his starr Fact u was a cloudy
night and he couldn't see IL. He's
the bully who threatened To pinch
me down at the deppo for hopping
trains. so I've reformed. All DO
now ia training hops. Whee-ah.
Whec-nhl Whose treat IL Il. fol.
lows Amt thirsty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

tho fact that Ia cant work and talk
~ the same time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

A little widow now aud then
PLAYS hayee With the single men,
Houston Poet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

For a little widows heart d large
Enough TO take them all Ia charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30

because q widow loves thear men
like mother sweetheart - aud
some then. Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
SIXTEEN wARsAiPs
AT NAVY YARD.

The kearsarge In the dry dock.
tae Nebraska, Wisconsin. Oregon.
Illinois. Kentueky and Georgia.
cruisers ST Louis and Milwaukee.
torpedo beat destroyers Rowan aud
Goldsborough. training ship Phlla.
delphia, prison ship Nlpsic. gun.
boats Princeton and Wheeling
hoats leave Iher 2. foot OF Yesler
way. ten times daily. Fare Tor
road trip. SO eents s@s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-30
A Word Frse, Josh Wise.

"rh' letters o. we'd
lock aln't so ms h IN
evidence when they
masquerade a. jewel
-.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-08-20
McD0nalds Entertain.

A very delightful party was given
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Mcdonald of this city
in honor of Mr.. McDonald's neice.
Miss Jennie Lehman of Minneapolis.
The evening was spent in playing
card games and with other diversions
Mr.. Lycan and Miss Roberts being
awarded first prizes and Mr.. Peter
son and Miss Neal winning the
consolation gifts.
At II o'clock an appetizing
lunch was served and the party
broke up shortly before midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald are
certainly royal entertainers and
those present had a very enjoyable
evening.
The guest were: Misses Getchen,
Roberts, Whiting, Simons, Neal,
Wright, Blanche and Maud Bigue oil
St. Paul and Miss. Lehman OF
Minneapolis: and Messers Lycan,
Whiting, Peterson, Donald, Stanton.
and Shannon.