The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09

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Camping Out These Days.
Practically All social events have
been called OF since tae thermOm
eter persists IN standing close 20 the /
100 notch and society people who
I have NOT gone away to cooler re I
gions a.e making plans % spend a |
lew weeks along the CimacrOn river |
| banks or on kghson lake southwest |
/ oi Guthrie Quite "a large Guthrie |
| colony IS preparing 10 spend Juh |
| and August al tae lake which is an
| Ideal camping place and but tSOl
miles from tue eity Mr. and Mrs
| Jack Nc. rlS left today Tor the lake
to spend the hot weather. Among
| others that vii be fitted up az thel
lake before the week end are COun
! Gilman Tony Higgins and family
District CLERK and MIs Charles Girls
weld and family. Judge and Mrs A.
a. Huston MIR and Airs. Eslie Wal
| b.
aud Mrs John Ii0ugaton. MI. ana
MIS-. Paul Newman, Major and Mrs
\. d. Mckinley and Walter T. War
rem. Among these camping Out
along the Cimarron river are VIM
SpNlucr and family. Mr. and Mrs
tleilman Rev. Scott and family The
male campers come 10 the city in
the morning. returning to camp after
business hours.
LIS Elizabeth Seymour and grand
daughter, GeItie are here from Cot
feyville, Kas.. visiting her son, Er-
nest ), mour, of the r. o. Lutz shoe
department.
Mrs o. A. PacHer. of this city.
Whites 20 her mother from Richmond,
Ind. reErstting that she had not
biOught her winter clCthlng and that
il was Sc cool In, re they had to sit
by the fire
Mrs. A. Kaufman, of Oklahoma
City. who has been visiting Mrs. NJ
Behr of this city, LETT this morning
for St Louis
Mrs, Barwick entertained number
OF the younger society set Wednes
day evening at her home, Ala Easi
Noble avenue, complimentary to hel
guest. Miss Louise Neice OF Ft
Worth, Texas. The evening wa:
spent pleasantly at cards and con
yeIsation. Miss Lelah Mcpherson
won the first prize at cards and Mis-.
Augustine the consolation prize
| ight refreshments We're served b,
the hostess.
The Ladies of the G. A h viii
meet Saturday afternoon at o'clocl
at their hall on East Harrison ave
nue..
The Degree of Honor will NEE
Saturday evening at O'Clock at thai
hall on East Oklahoma avenue Min
ME Higgins, c. H.
Miss Ida Niblck left last evenin;
for Kansas city, where she Joined
party Cf friends Rho will visit th
exposition at Seattle and take tn
80 day excursion tour to Alaska un
der the auspices of the National Ed
torial association.
Mrs w. A Frasier will leave tC
morrow for the Seattle exposition
Miss Berenice Bowers. for tw
years emplo} ed at the Jones depar
ment sto.es at Kansas City, Mo.
in the city to spend ten days yacl
ton with relatives anu frieads.
j II TAFT accompanied by hi
granddaughter Miss Lucille Dougla.
left this morning for HoisinstoI
Kas., TO visit with relatives. FroI
there they will 80 to salt Lake Cit
and Joints in the Northwest
1t was a ten-pound boy and nc
a nine-pound girl that was born I
Mr. and Mrs Van Meter.
Mrs. j. \. Keys and daughte
Mary, of Enid arrived this mornin
Z, spend the week end with Mr.
Keys son Earl and wife. at sos Eas
Logan avenue. Mrs. Keys formerl
resided in Guthrie.
Miss Louise Neice, Of TT Wortl
Texas, Is the guest Of Mrs Barwicl
al ana East Noble avenue.
M and Mrs Frank A. Post le
las evening for Winfield, Kas,
visit with friends and relatives fC
a week.
Mrs w. II Barber leaves in a fe
~ LAYS fer Iowa to visit with relative
Z Mrs o. p. Callahan will leave
q few d1vs for Ponca City to Wis
u with relatives.
Miss Grace Edwards returned
~ he hCme IN Ponca Clty la { eyenir
Isl after spending ten days in the eli
w''N her sister Ms. o. =. Callaha
on East Mansur Avenue
20 Master John Dean is yisitir
ed friends in Enid
yo
Miss NJ. Carter returned to he
home in Saltwater last evening.
il' p. A. Walker returned to h
- home in Kansas City last evenin