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The daily sentinel., 1909-09-04
MANY WOMEN
TO MEET HERE

What will prove one of the biggest
meetings OF church women ever held
in Grand junction or on the western
slope will be held here on October
2O-21, and il will be the state meet
ing of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
The sessions will be held in the
Methodist church. The local Wom-
ans Home Missionary Society is ar
ranging the details for the entertain-
ment of the visitors.
Delegates from all over the state
will be in attendance.
A number of very prominent wo.
men will be here and will participate
in the interesting programs.
The sessions will extend over two
days.
Low rates on the railroads from
state points to Grand junction have
been announced for the occasion.
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Advertised Letters.

John F. Gibson; Florence George:
Custee Galayhea, 2; W. n. Clifford:
Curtis Graham; Everett C. Hickman;
ELI Hembeger; j. b. Shepardson;
Maud Hinkle; Vim. r. Harshbarger:
A. X. Gowen: jas. Howard: A. o.
Cornine; A. Danes; Thos. Mcclure:
w. A. Bassett; NJ A. Conn: E. A.
Bennett; Zie Dang; w. H. Forsythe;
Nick Galone; Wade Dyas: Willie
Monty; W. E. Morris; j R. Phillips:
Mary o. Ross; Moulin Read: Marie
Ryan; Walter Reed; Beatiz Gutrens:
Nina Glffen; Geo. h. Grundaker;
Beryl NJ. Joslin; Viola CASHIER: Luis
Par; b. Dominic; Louise Bagley: Jas.
Curtin; T. E. Bailey: j. r. Prest:
G. Phillips; T. E. Richardson: LYDIA
Ralings; C. RAIDER; Angus Richard:
A. j. Egelston; Alice Foender: B. f.
Barnwell; Agnes l.. Bean; d. w. Sef-
ton; Il. j. l.. s.; Eulah Stark, Chas.
Stewart; Henry Gerrera: A. NJ. Null
Ter; Chas. w. Moy: 735 Belford;
Felix Galleyos; w. b. Chandle: Thos.
+. Campbell; James Caxton: Thos.
Colwell; Lucille Duval: Elbert Ora
dilli Mrs. Fish; John Cora: Alfred
Pharris; F. l.. Parker; Alice Edgon;
Branson Ewart: F. G. Erdman; Ar
thur Randolph; Floyd Grove: Ray
Hughes; r. r. Hunter; Samuel r.
House; Bert H. Hunt; F. G. Hub
bard; Mary Johnson; Harvey l..
Johnson; Homer jenkins: F. C. Jack
son; S. c. Langdon: Walter Bell;
Anton Lopez; BERTHE Leameny; Wal
die Meier; Raj Malone: VIM. Metz
yer; Lucille Miller: Emma Meyer:
Ursula Young; +. V. Lines: ID. T
Orsdoft; p. j. Younger; E. f. Van
Epps; John Vierck: Carlin Walker.
r. Shields; John Ralph: ]. p. Simon;
Effie Dieckman; Harry Newman:
Walter Harris; j. NJ. Galloway: Fam
eta Gilleland; Geo. Jay: ]. r. Kes-
sler; Josephine Kendell. F. A. Ken
dali; Jas, Kennedy; w. A. Lackett: :
VIII Barton; H. Mccartney: o. A.
Mcclure; May Brown; Martha Bell: :
P. b. Bailey.
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Nour Last Chance

To buy the rich irrigated lands in
Pecos Valley, Texas. at $50 an acre,
with full water right.
Do you realize that our high-class
irrigated land. that will compare with
any irrigated land in the United
States, selling for twice the amount
that we are offering this land for, is
going to show tremendous advance
in value with railroad facilities af-
forded, which we are sure to have
within eight months time? Don't
wait until this land is all sold be-
fore realizing that you have allowed
the greatest investment opportunities
of your life to pass unheeded.
Get ready and go down on the
next excursion, which leaves Grand
Junction Sept. 6. and buy land at $50
an acre. which you will be unable to
do after that date, as it is sure to go
to S75 after this excursion. We have
abundance of water, coed soil, cX-
cellent climate. and all we ask OF
homeseekers or investors is to go
down and see for yourself.
H. j. GRAY REALTY CO.
337 Main st.
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To Please Boys and Girls.

The problem of securing a line of
school shoes to sell at popular prices
that will give good service is one
that has given all shoe dealers muCh h
thought. as the demand is for a shoe
with heavy sole and good wearing
uppers. in snappy shapes.
We believe that the Tom-Boy line
of School Shoes will please the boys
and Misses and give the best service
of any School Shoes made to sell at
popular prices.
Cass & Co. are showing a full line
of the Tom-Boy and C. & f. shoes for
boys and misses in good shapes and
all feathers.
With each pair of School Shoes
will be given an automatic pencil
and box of leads. Take look at
the line of Shoes and the automatic
pencils in their display windows, at
1876 Main street, they are both good
goods and up-to-date.
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The exclusive story published by
The Sentinel on Thursday to the
effect that scores of men are being
duped by employment agencies in
Denver and Pueblo and sent over to
this valley and to other fruit districts
on the western slope on assurance
that there is plenty of work for them
has caused local officials and officials
at Palisade and other points to take
steps in an effort to stop this bust
ness. However, the fake employ
ment agencies were given a further
boost in their work of collecting dol
lars on false pretenses. by the Denver
News of yesterday morning. In that
paper appeared another of those long
stories, prominently displayed. to the
effect that laborers are needed badly
in the fruit districts of the western
slope to take care of the fruit crops.
Such stories as these are working
hardships on many worthy work
man with scant funds who invests in
a ticket to the western slope only to
find that there Is more than a suf-
ficient number of men already on the
ground to care for the crops. Some
thing ought to be done to put a stop
to the publication of such stories in
these Denver papers. the News and
the Times.
AT the Crystal you will find com
Portable seats, the best of pictures
and well pleased audience.
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ANOTHER CASE
IS DISMISSED.

This morning one of the last of the
alleged bootlegging cases that was
worked up at the time of the raid
over two months ago was dismissed.
meeting the same fate that IA number
of the other and similar cases have
met.
In the county court this morning
on motion of Attorney Wheeler, Tor
the defendant, Judge Sullivan dis
missed the charge of Illegally selling
whisky, filed against Leo Barnett, of
the Brunswick Billiard Hall. The
case was dismissed on the grounds
that there was not sufficient evidence
to warrant the charge or To justify "a
trial. Shultz and Hoodenpyle, the
two spoilers who figured as star wit
nesses i'm the cases that were tried.
have disappeared and they were to he
the chief witnesses against Barnett.
The prosecution is unable to produce
Shultz and Hoodenpylc.
Barnett was arrested on June 81,
and has been under bond of $500.
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Charles Stewart, the sheepherder
who shot and killed Charles Wheeler
during drunken brawl at Cotton
on the lth of July last, was arraign-
ed in the district court at Provo last
Friday and was charged with mur-
der in the first degree. The defend
ant entered plea of not guilty and
the case will come up for trial in
October.-PriCe Advocate
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Presbyterian.

The Sabbath school will begin at
9:45 in the morning and everyone is
urged to be present on time. The
pastor will occupy the pulpit in the
morning and evening.
The subject of the sermon by the
pastor in the morning will be Ps. 81:
s. Thou hast set my feet in a large
place" In the evening, Rom. 1:15,
81 am ready"
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st. Matthew's Church.

There will be no morning service
but in the evening at s Rev John
Furer of Palisade will preach. All
invited.
On Sunday. September 12, the rec
tor, Rev. John Wallis OIL. will oc-
cupy the pulpit. He will return next
week from New Jersey
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THE ARCADE, 417ls MAIN ST.
Monday, 18th, Last Day.

Upon presentation of a letter from
schools and colleges in Colorado stat
ing that the student is coming there
to enter upon studies the Denver &
Rio Grande will sell tickets at one
half rate to all students going to at
tend school. Call at or telephone
d. & r. G. city ticket office, phone
Junction IL.
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ChristiaD-Fruita,

Bible school at 9:45 am. Worship
at l am: subject. Gains of a Cen
tury." c. +. prayer meeting at 6 so
pm. Service at 1880 pm; subject.
Our Declaration of Independence.
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Al The Y Al n 4

Meeting for men at Y. NJ. C. A.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Ad-
dress by |. A. Moon. All men are
cordially invited.
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Christian SCIENCE

First Church of Christ, Scientist
652 White avenue.
Sunday school at 9:45 am. Ser
vices at IL am; subject, "Man."
Free reading room open daily ex-
cept Sunday from 10 am. to pm
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At the Crystal.

Program tonight and tomorrow
night:
The Slave
A Case Of Llmbago.
Sweet-Toothed Dog.
Holding Up the Wedding.
You're the One. Dream About. =
when the Sun Goes Down to
Rest
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Christian.

After Vacation What" will be
the subject of the sermon at / am.
Natural Law in the Spiritual
World" will he the theme of the ser
mon at s pm.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-04

Located between Eighth and Ninth
on Colorado avenue. Sunday school
at 10 am. Services at IL am. and
s pm. Everybody invited
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-04

Half rate to Denver or Colorado
Springs for students via the Colorado
Midland. Phone Junction 116.
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Pear Park BAPTIST.

Sunday school at 10 am, followed
by sermon from Rev. Collins, pastor
of the Broadway Baptist church of
Denver. Sermon at s pm.
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First RaptiSt

Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching
I pm.
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German st. Johns.

Located corner Eighth and Rood
Sunday school at 10, services at IL
am; subject. BE Ye Therefore Mer-
ciful as Your Father Also is Merci-
full
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Christian-PaIiSade.

Bible school at 10 am. Preaching
at IL am. Winning a Soul" Ser
mon at pm, Blasting Away the
Rock of Ages"
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SERVICES TOMORROW.
CONGREGATIONAL.

Communion service at IL am The
hour of evening service will be given
up to sacred concert.
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dren-Consult Humanltys Friend.
Madame Lila d. Windsor, NJ. s,
Phi. D., world-famous Phrenologist,
Lecturer and Author of Washington,
ID. C., called THE Diamond Lady"
The Medal Lady" The Brilliant
Versatile Artist" Leading Lady
Phrenologist of the World. F" Madame
Sunshine Windsor" 'Illustrious, "A
Queen Among Women" and The
Queen of Phrenologists. You must
see her, hear her. consult her, and
then you viii appreciate the won
derful work. she is doing for human
ity. Are you success in life? have
happiness and wealth? If not, why
not? She will tell you where the
trouble is. Heed her advice and "all
will yet be we'll" Prices to suit all
Hours: 10 am. to 8 pm. Consulta-
tiOns every daV at
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Advertising Rates on Application.
; + + + + + + + + + + + + +
CARRIED $4,000 PASSENGERS.

r 1t is reported that during the {
+ month of July the local street :
+ railway company recorded 49, :
: 900 paid fares-indeed a splen- :
+ did business for a street car {
: system in a city Of the size of :
+ Grand Junction.
+ The report for the month of :
+ August has not been compiled, :
+ but it is said that the total num- :
+ Der of fares recorded during Au- .
gust win exceed 10000, and :
will probably equal the record :
= of July. :
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Methodist.

Rev. Bernard Rice will fill the pull
pit both morning and evening.
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(andy Chanel A NJ
Church of God.

Preaching at IL am. Sunday
school at 3 pm. Preaching at pm.
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THE MARVEL HEAT PRODUCERS
MAKE WARM FRIENDS.
We now have
BETTER FURNACES,

therefore, no more smoke or gas es-
Gaping into the house.
They are both heavy and durable.
A grate-bar you can't break.
Arranged for the use of lowgrade
fuel. such as slack, with better re-
suits than ever before known.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-04

Hello Kid Where are you going
Why to the Crystal of course.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-04

Hello Kid Where are you going?
Why TO the Crystal of course.
The daily sentinel., 1909-09-04

Visit the crystal theater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-27

Attorney Charles woods returned
last night from Purcell
Atiolnas Claude Weages ls np from
Oklahoma City
Clptain ". A. KnIpe, Of Perkins. Is
q Guthrie visitor
}. a, brown. Of The Brown Dry
Goods store Is IN st. Louis purehhs
Ing goods
John wallace returned q MuIhall
on the morning train.
Judge s.H. Harris Is up from Okla
hnma CIR today.
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Division superintendent W X Et'
/ Fsga I'LL 7f#
Xix. Armstrong il 3 Guthrie visit
ar.
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The Guthrie Choral Society.
Attention Is especially called %
the regular rehearsal Of The Guthrie
Choral society tonlgst al 3 o'clock
m Reveief's halt itaA East OKLA
hOma avenue
This Is an especially important
Meeting. for aside from the regular
rehearsal for the suecess II big
concert. Il n necessary that definite
arrangements be perfected at tills
meeting for the spring festival or
grand concert that has been e0nten
plated for some time This grand
concert will be- given By iAe Guthrie
Choral society width The assistance Of
tie Enid ChOinl society and specially
employed sololsis Al least 100
voices viii compose taa chorus. aud
WIN afford an opportunity for the
citizens Of Guthrie TO witness rare
treat III the musical line. The date
Of The concert aud The detailed ar
rangemenia wlll be announced after
tae meeting tonight
Remember the date. the time and
place Of the meeling tpnlgnt for Il Is
necessary that d fun memnershlp be
present at this time Robert s0hl.
bers, president; J. p woodw0rth,
secretary.
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file an amended charter IN the sec
Aaly Of the Rock Island is up from
Oklahoma CITY.
Judge C. Il. amos o. oklahoma City
il Guthiie visitor
& " ccughl3n returned lhia m0sn-
Ing from shawnee,
Corporation Commissioner J. ]. Nc.
Alestef lrnyes today for McAlesler to
locate depot site al c small town
east az McAlesiar
J. II. stumpff Jr.. Is up from Ok.
lahoma CITY
.<F. AL. nerr and n r. Lucas return
ad this morning fpm Shawnee where
tney attended the Ellis meetlngi =
'.-==--'--~ - s---sr & II f
Deputs Marshal Wiley lIalnfN Il
here frum pawhnska
g b. Apperson oi sapulpa - 4
(iuthrie visitor.
Sheriff John Mahoney returned last
levening from MrAlosef where be
Iinok six prisoners
!
Contractor Joe setefns returned
llsst evening from Oklahoma City
| Santa f. Claim Adiusler Il. r. Grill
| NY Ii htye from Arkansas CITY
Leo CofkIhs Is % from 0klahoma
lgHy
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y Among the
IS Local Stores y



d Raav G5nghlan Of the Monarch
dry goods company q in Oklahoma
City 0n business.
If 49, tftA
Have You aeen thuhe beautiful nen
aerpentne kinUaa crapes " the
Ramsay Bios st0Fea
A bunch OF American seaulle1.
consisting of fifteen Of ,he charm
ing mlesladles Of the r. D I4us1 agy
goods store, attended the Airdoma In
party last night The party was
chaperoned hy Mrs. Calklns
'''u-.ssasss.
Mrs Callahan, OF fhs@ d fnsn
dry goods VI no, who has been out uf
the store for several days On account
Of beIng sick IS back 81 the store
today
The sale and display OF wash
dresses Al Browns IA creating quite
o bl Of Interest among Guthrie wom
EN-.
Jacob stelfel. OF Br0wns. was oal
% the STORE yesterday afternoon aA
he was numbered among the slcls
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Pertaining to Those
on the Sick List

Secretary Of State Nm. Cross Il
much improved iodag and wns able
h receive aomn callers IN hla rooms
Al the IEaiel lone. He states That
ll onRh - has heeH quite SICK fer
TIE paal INu days lhaI hs Will he
able 10 he eal 10 e d. a. two.
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SHORT CUTS
!. ]. . TO Z . ! THE ! ] !. . NEWS | I ! ! !

Green Heniord. vaR. was sanlene
ed 10 ten days street work thie morn
ms IN police court
The Rt Smith ana western uls bs
unable % run trains through to NJ
Smith until Sunday The overflow oi
The South Canadian river near we
leeikl Yesterday damaged lhe sraelif
Sfeaily
The Clmarou river ic allH blet
"a Is stated The Eastern Oklahoma
passenger train WIS two hours lote
arriving this morning on account nl
soft track and d slight derallment
near saltwater q an early h0uF fhle
moraihg
A nea soda fountain haa beer "a
stalled al the Royal pool hall ou EaHf
Harrison avenue
Curblns and gullerne work Is nov
Ia p-osrehe on North elm street
No protepts have been filed With shs
city clerk against the additional twQ
miles Of paving ordered ID BY the
city council recently. This maAeS
total OF twelve mllea 10 be paved 5efe
thia year
ysasuasasaeasA 49,
The j. II Hill conalyuctlun com
pRny completed Two blocks IT aanhall
pn NOBLE avenue. between PART and
Walnut streets. today The eani
pany is taking great pains with tha
work and the two finished hl0at
look fine.
The front Ok The j. 6. Lux ars
goods store, which win be the sa0ag
modefn io abe clig. van be COMPLETED
THIS Weas
Z Fadefal Judge j. Il. Collaral has
shaved Off bis mualaehe since he has
been h9lslng coui ln Oklahoma city
Mrs Thurslou la erecting two
story brick residence 10 g24 NoFlt
secQaaslaeel
Tue eIlY waler la muddy agsln pf
account d The water mains helne
flushed by the water department
r gifeal crowds are witnessing the lag
ing Of asphalt paving on hasf Nnaie
avenue
-
The lidiea cnmmliiee sent CIT on
The Guthrie chamber Of commaeee lc
assist in 7aslng the g75OQ0 railroad
punua IS meeting wilh gyeal sieatss
They should BE- turned loose 90 some
ni The property owners mat refuse tu
Sign ths honor roll
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Fresh Topics
Of the Town

Campbell Sweet potato Farmer
r. 81. Campheli. Of the owl drug
store. If settling out 100000 sWeei
potato plaEts on his farm northeast
of The city
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was Evening Of Delight.

was ENtHiHo OF beliaNt.
A large and appreclailye audience
sttnded the annual commncemen,
exercises ui ihe ST. Joseph academy
al the Brooks theatre last night An
excellent musical program was ren.
dered together with the pretty aper,
alta a Daughters love-" which
made a pronounced hli The entire
rogfam WIN real treat and Guthrie
Justly feels proud OF 81 JOaephs
academy
Participating IN Che beaullful apaf
alta we're Ruth leasley. Marle
George Alice Wilson Ruth Kinhle,
Eliza Allen, Mabel jacobs aud ptpila
IN drills
Musical numbers hy Misses Mabel
Jacobson Eunlce i.eaeh, Alleen DUNG.
ELIZA Allen. Winlired sirutt0n Hell,
en Newer. Agnes Hrlckner aud iae
cleo club of The academy deserve
especial credit
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elry siore, ioi West Oklahoma ave.
nue..
Miss Allison. Of the Logan County
High slool faculty. returned last
nigA from visit IN Oklahoma City.
vii
Banker win Stiles and family left
this morning ltf al exfehied YlsH IN
Idaho and other western polntss
Mrs. I'D Nichols Is visiting relatives
IN Mulhall,
Miss Alfretta Jennings and mother
retufaed 20 their home IN Woodward
last evening
Mrs. j. Marshall is the guest oi
her daughter Mrs Emmett stobaugh
In Crescent y,
Judge and Mrs. Henry NJ Furmau
are entertaining az their home oh
North Elm street Mra. w. A. Ed
wards, of Ardmore.
Enid Eagle Mrs. Joha Cook enter
talned number OF friends at break
last today complimentary u Miss
Hazel Houston. " Guthrie.
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retary OF states office for the Cit
lgpns state bank, OF Manchester, d
wHe. ~ is president. increasing the
q d sal stock from $4,000 to $4,000
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-27

Just received ear Of huggips and
surries W ID. Packer, Cor Division
and Cleveland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-27

THURSDAY
The annual concert Of Ardery col.
lege at North Methodist church
FRIDAY
Graduating exercises Of Ardcry
college ~ Nortd NJ. 4. church,
What promises TO be musical
treat for the music lovers OF the cap
lial city viii be- the concert and
lawn fete az the home of Attorney
General Charles West on West Cleye
land avenue. Friday evening, for the
benefit OF the Episcopal church.
Everybody Is cordially invited to at
tend,
MIS- n, NJ ilegler. wile OF presl.
dent Hegler. Of the Guthrie School
Desk and Furniture factory. arrived
This morning from El Reno, 10 make
her permanent home In Guthrie.
They will reside at sos East Cleve-
land avenue. with Mrs y, y Hegler.
,8tto and .Dan Bryan, og Oklahoma
lNcity, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
O. Y Bryan, at io0a West Manapf
avenue
l..--
Mr. and Mrs. l. G. Nlblack are
lhe guests OF friends In Tulsa
The New State card club win meet
with Mrs George McGregor at the
home Of Mrs Farquharson, 2ia East
Harrison Saturday afternoon
After brief visit In the city with
his cousins, Messrs, George aud Fred
Green and Miss Helen Green. Lieu
tenant Glenn Elgerton, late of West
Point. returned to- his home IN Man
aaiian kas, on the morning train
Lieutenant Edgerton had The dislnc
tlOn Of leading his class al Wesl
Point, graduating with high honors
last February ana was Immediately
commissioned lleutenanb lie ha'
received special commission it
assist with the engineering work or
the Panama canal and leaves M Jane
for Panama TO take up his new
duties
The Domestic Science club meeti
Friday afternoon with Mrs. 3. W
llAtes on East Warner avenue, Dem
onstsatlons win be on making ici
cream. cake and nut salad, An mem
bem are urged to be present
The Humane society meets tonIgh
al The Carnegie library
Mrs. Charles seely and Miss Flor
ence Hodge attended the commence
ment exercises OF the Central Stat
Normal school az Edmond last even
ms
Miss Mary Wilson is visiting Il
Edmond
Miss Hazel Houston returned lhli
morning fiom o visit hi Enid with be
sister Mrs. D. p. Cook She Wal
accompanied home By Miss Mamie
Hill, Of that city
l. 10. lleariley and Miss Lula Went
worth were married hy cvunty tudgi
strang today
The Guthrie Choral Society.
Attention Is especially called &
the regular rehearsal Of The Guthrl'
| Choral society tonigst al 0'cloel
M Revelefs halt itaM EAST Gala
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PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Former Representative Fred r.
Hanson Of Musk0ere Is III the city,
w H. Hart. representative Of thq
Portland Cemeia company. Of Ada a
Guthrie visitor today
4 * Thurman Of South Bend, inde
s Guthrie visitor.
D. s kell# Of FOui ereels is a
qashglf ylTliQ A.
X l.ope pt Tslsaal olap as =
Guthrie Visitor.
&. +. Iryan. secretary Of the Or
sah0ma live stock cummlAslon. q ~
Ferry
Representative g. w Smith, Of
Manchester. was in The city today 70
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Thomas Harmon and ClolG calneh,
both 81 Muihall we're united N mar
iagc By Count Judge sifang Wed
nesday
The Ladies' AID society Of The First
Methodist church held u delightful
social session Wednesday al the home
Of Mrs r n. Cnllcglt. alG East Har.
rlson avenue A silver offering was
taken flf the benefit Of the church.
Light refreshments were served.
Mlss Clara Cohagan IL entertaining
Al her hume IN the Egg" addition
Miss Lula Lee. OF Shawnee.
Mts. Arnett Snyder enlcrlalna the
Rooney Mooney Shah club Saturday
az her homie on EAST Warner aysune.
Air. md Mrs Walter Ifafnlnh are
visiting friends IN Perry
The Ardery college students will
glve their annual concert this even
Ink at the North Methodist church
Mrs Wheeler enfeftains lbe tlulh-
rlc Whist club Friday afternoon
Misses Maud and Nellie Elsen re-.
turned 10 their home In Wichita this
morning after spending week with
Mra J. 4. Abernaihy. south oi lhla
city,
1Hn ladies' 0i the chflsllnn church
Sill conduct 4 cooked food sale Sat
urdag NAY %. e. he Douglas lev.
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surance Commissioner ]. !. Ne.
comb returned this morning from OK
l.homa tlty 4
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