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New-York tribune., 1909-11-16
COLLATERAL TRUST NoTSS.
Maturing 1907
FURNISHED by Swartwout & AypenzeIlar. No ,
Pine street

Name Maturity Rid Ask.d 49,
Am cigar { . c. Mich Is. 1911. 9s psA -
do p G Mch IS. i9l2.... % p7s. saS
Am Tel q 7 p c. Jan. 1910. ss5. tOot. 90
Al Coast l. y c. Mch 1910. fOo I00a. n ~
q II a e. July. 1918 To-. g8ts ~ M
e e & a. ) I. p g June, 1911 ioD l0I M
10 4 n cap ~ y c. July. 1922 i02s iO3 io
Gen Rub "a 9. July, 1915. .. % -u
hudson 20 D g. oct IS. tatI. 100 l13 ~
iuterb n T q p {. MAY. 1871 .iOa iO3 2 81
h q v a I. p G. sept 1912 ass. not. n ~
Lack steel 2 c. Mch. 1910. .. a9is ;D4. IN
L & NJ p G. Feb 1910 Og7, taOts 80
Louis 4 y = @. Mch. 1910. 100 fnp. 2 ~
Mich Cent p c. Feb iaiO. 90. aa7. ioai, 90
u 4 - L 9. Feb 1911 % a9s. 5 to
= . a. " r n C. Feb 1910 pef, I00t. 30
SYCTs cap Nov. 1901 10 g. = 20 a NJ. h.st
y VI 4 So iaoa-'I2 i0O IA0s.
Norf A West 5 2 = Mzy 1910 idal. Ie,s. 2 az
Prnn 5 q Mch H. 1910 iO,t. Iani- 40,
"a L a s 7 y =. Jan. 1911 aa o., ; an
40 80 - feo iei2 d.. a.. slo
Hl4thern ~ . ? q, feh, l8lo fH's i0ols g. So
IidcREf-r T :. Iupe 1918 Ini Inc s~s
Vest NJ + {. Aug. 1910 100 laoS "a
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY 9IARKET.-Money on call
opened a. per cent: highest. 81 per cent:
lowest, per cent. last loan, 1 per cent:
closing. iafA per cent; ruling rate, . per
'tri Time money was Ia excellent de-
maud Tor sixty and ninety days. the de-
llano for tnese maturiues decidedly eN-
ceeding the supply. Rates 5d5ia per cent
FOR sixty days 5a5i. per cent Tor ninety
Gays 90 d5 per cent FOR four. five and siN
months N arcantle paper was Ia moderate e
c"lnand. and th- assortment offered COM
prised number of attractive names.
Rates, -15ie per cent for indorsed bills
receivable and choice single names OF all
dates; ol4n6 PER cent for others.
FOREIGN ENCHANG T1.-The foreign ex-
c..angc market opened steady with cables
Cloted "a fSSdf.SSG. demand sterling at
So. q4-S,ao and siKty-dav bills al 4S3is
short francs wepe 5.I1ie plus l-32 and
short rc.clsmarks - 3-l6 plus - Tie
i-arkct was shade easier ia the after
noon, showing "a decline Of no 10 points
frcm tlo opening. Cable were quoted at
~b'soG8 81. demand sterling al 4SI90a4 ~.
ETo sizr, day bills a. fS.00s S330 short
francs bold around 5isia plus 1-22 and
short reichsnlarEs ~ ~ SIS plus I-ce
Bankers posted rates follow
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Increased animation and a further sharp
upward movement In the leading COPPER
stocks characterized the market for out
ride securities with buying on the con
tinued talk OF deal among the leading
copper producing interests. Advances or
from Z 10 2i4 points were shown In the
iigher priced stocks and. notwithstanding
profit taking. prices showed only slight re
cessions from the highest. Butte Coa.ition
sold ex dividend 1T an advance OF 70
points. Nevada EonFolidated moved up
more than a point. cumberland-Ely sd-
vanced Y and Greene-Cauanea y. while
fractional gains we're shown IN Miami.
Boston and British Columbia. Ray Con-
solidated moved up almost points and
Ray Central a. The silver issues as "a ruio
were neglected. with prices holding about
steady. Union Mines and Eiv Central were
less active and slightly easier In tome.
G':CEenheim Exploration advanced o..
poipts. wt.ls Interns tionsl Smelling and
Refining, on the exchange OF an odd lot.
improved about 20 points over tho last pre-
vious transaction. The industrials were
quiet but steady Chicago subway was
heavy. Chicago Great Western common
was up a point. Southern Iron and Steel
mares ruled firm Bonds were inactive.
with small fiuctuatiOn.
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The following shows Yesterday closing
qlotaiions FOR government bonds compared
with Saturdays:
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The weekly statement of averages OF the
banks OF New York city, Brooklyn. Jersey
CITY HobOken and Staten Island, which
are not members OF the New York Clear
ing House Association. but which clear
through some of the members, Is as fol-
lows.
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

FURNISHED sy Williams. McConnsl q Coiernas.
No. 90 Wan sfreet)
New-York tribune., 1909-11-16

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Bosto I5c
discount. Chicago. &c discount: san Fran
cisco, sight &C. telegraph 1iac premium;
NcW Orleans, commercial 81 discount bank
81 premium: Charleston. buying par sell
ing -10c premium: -. Louis. l5c discount
bid. sc discount asked: Cincinnati, Zoe pre-
MUM: Minneapolis, par; savannah, buy
ing S-l6c discount, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGs-New York. ex-
changes, 500 ofe sl5. balances s. I0e 80. chi
Ego. exchanges Sis.27o. co. balances S3.Ggl.-
a6 Boston. exchanges Sls2l2.Jss. balances
81 591 2nS. Baltimore. exchanges S5.l54, ,l1s
balances Sf5s O5.
SILVER NARkET.-Conmercia har sill
Ner, 50i1c. Mexican silver dollars. &C Bar
silver IN London closed a. 2sis . decline
~ 80.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid $50. Lis
hon. u.
MEXICAN EXCHANG E.-Aiexicsn ex-
change on New York is quoted a. 2all..
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Total sales OF bonds. ts.iea .Ooo.
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FERRY COMPANIES.

Berlin. Hov I5-PrIces on the Boerso TO-
Lsv were fTmcr
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Sov. l5-Consols closed I-ls
higher 81 s. rs for money and S2-s for sc-
count Anaconda was e higher. az flg-s
Canadian Facinc a higher. a lsis. Grand
Trunk was unchanged al n
Money was obtainable on easier terms to-
CAV. Saturdays gold imports and the fact
that the Bank II England secured the
$50 co. 81 gold which arrived to-day eased
discount rates and strengthened British Re
rurifies cOnsois gaining an eighth and
other gilt-edged shares hardening IN SYM
patky tie market reading the monetary
improved iA sympathy, with the strength
in New York. while Paris operations and
boar covering assisted the improvement iu
kaiiirs and foreigners. kaflfs later cased
on slightly.
AmeTican securities opened steady. Sup
port ~ Amalgamated Copper. United States
Steel and Union Pacific caused an improve
ment, and az noon the market was from
= 10 tk above parity. Some hesitation fol-
lowed until New York support strengthened
prices. Anna gaIna ed Copper and Missouri.
Kansas a. Texas leo the advance and closed
80 thc tOp. The rest of tire list declined
traction. and The market closed quiet
call money iu London ag4iz per cent:
open market discount rate Tor short bills
stsMfal per cent; long bills, sssNHk per
cent; Berlin discount rate. * per cent;
Paris discount rate - per cent Paris ex-
change on London - francs 2lik ccntimes:
Berlin exchange ON London. ~ marks 40
eaEles, s6s I'd
Paris Nov I5-Three pcr cent reutes
closed ~ confines higher al 70 francs -
ccntinies. Prices on The Bourse were firm.
Berlin. Nov l5-Prlces on the Boerso To-
Gsv were frnor.
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STRONGEST IN WORKING CAPITAL
Central Trust Company OF New YORK
81 WALL, STREET
CAPITAL and SURPLUS SIS. 900 so
tof which 81 z 900 900 has bean earned
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HABISc,
Z-PERLSTEIS CO. a domestic cor7ora-
ion. having its principal os-cs IN ire Borogse
of Manhattan. city. County ard state % New
York. will apply 20 the Sup-eas Court % is
S.ate q New York a. Special Term. Psrr 7
thereof 70 be held n ths County Court House
on December S1h 1909 az 1870 oclock n tse
torencon of thar DAY OF as sccr tse-e.rsr -
counsel can bS heard, for an order aurho-tstrx
the said Corporation 20 change rs Corpcr.ts
name 20 M PERI-STEIN CO"
Dated. New York. November Ist. 1903.
RABTNOwTTZ- -PERLSTErN CO. (Seap
BY NJ :. PERLSTEIN. Pres and Treas
SAUL. BERNSTEIN. Attorney 20 Petitioner
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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MEETINGS.

ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
Society for Relief OF Widows and Orphzns 81
Medical Men the Academy OF Medicine. Nov
II. 1909. at p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

Logan avenue. Mrs. Alcott was the
guest Of honor at many brilliant so
cial functions given during her stay
in the capital city
L. y Beadles, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss jeanette left last
night for ClaromOre 10 spend the
week end
Ms l.. n Beadles is entertaining
at .cr home On East Logan avenue,
Mrs ID. y. Lihbey of El Reno.
Miss Louise York, of Oklahoma
City, is the guest of Misses Della and
Louise Chambers, at Az East Wash
ing'cn avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Schwab left
last evening for Wisconsin to spend
,he remainder of the summer months
with relatives
Ms. j Marshall left last night for
Crescent TO visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Emmett Stoblugh
Miss Marguerite Tangney. stenog
raphtr in the office of the United
States attorney, returned this morn
ng from several days visit With
lelatNes at Shattuck, Okla.
Mrs Maude Meisinger. of Browns
day goods store was not able TO work
today on account of Illness
Miss Butcher, of Browns dry
goods store, was not ON duty yester
,ly she attended the marriage of
Ter brother Albert butcher.
T. G. Genner, of the Stafford Drug
mi are. and bride have returned
from Kansas and have gone to house
kecping at 1908 West Warner.
Miss Anna Owens leaves in few
aya for Colorado 70 spend the re-
alrior Ct the summer
Miss Alma Watkins has returned
rom a two weeks visit with friends
at Miami.
Mrs Leo Meyer left for Sayre to
pend the week and attend the we'd
ding of her sister. Miss Leah Lewis.
10 Mr.. Cute Clay which takes place
Sunday, July llth
Miss Opal Phillips has returned
from a weeks Visit in Mulhal with
ret; ives.
Mrs. ]. Frank Laux entertains the
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to join his wife and baby who are
spending the summer there. Mr.
ORourke is thinking Of locating in
the hotel business in Green Noun
tain Falls.
Mrs. NJ l. ArmantrOut and daugh-
ter Marguerite will leave this even
ing for a vacation in Colorado.
Mrs. f. j Abbott, of Wichita, has
returned home after a few days III
this city visiting her daughter, Mrs
X. H. piety
Mrs. T. J. Lewis. of Coyle, is Wis
iting friends and relatives here.
Miss Ida Niblack leaves this even
ing on an extended trip through the
Northwest She will attend tn,
Seattle exposition and visit points
in Alaska.
Miss Trank left yesterday for &
months visit in New York
Miss Rose Hurd, who was the
guest of Miss Esther Bruce for ;
week, has returned to her home il
Ca. men.
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NOTICE
To Ice Consumers of
Guthrie.

1t is our purpose to furnish
to our patrons full and salts
factory service. The sudden
hot weather has taxed the
capacity of our delivery
system but we are putting
on wagons which will take
care Of the increased de-
mand'
Commencing Sunday and
extending through the hot
weather, ice will be deliver
ed on Sunday the same as on
other days. The wagons
will be supplied with stand
ard scales guaranteeing full
weight on all ice sold. Any
inattention on the part Of
employees should be report
ed to the company when the
same will receive prompt at
tention.
The Ruemmeli Braun Co.,
Phone %.
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docket which will be tried at Enid
during tie present term OF court
GEORGE NJ Green is in Arkansas
City
j. II. helis is in Gushing.
Attorneys G. G. Horner and ]. ].
Hlldreth have returned from OltlahO-
ma CITY whore they attended court.
Martin Slot of McAlester is in the
city.
County Commissioner f. J Obeg-
holzer has returned from trip to
shiloh.
A. L. Evans, superintendent of the
ON homa City schools. WAS here to
lay Conierring with Assistant Super
intende1t J. W Wilkinson relative to
school mat ers.
ATTORNEY Ben Elder of McAlester is
here LOOKING after some eases before
the supreme court
Ex-Attorney General p. c. Simons
and son are Guthrie visitors Mr. Sim
ons Is here looking after some eases
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Friday Afternoon Whist club tomor-
row afternoon at her home, 1908
East Noble avenue.
The Mondag Afternoon Bridge club
will be entertained next Monday by
Mrs. j. Frank LauX, on East Noble
avenue.
The Benevolent society held an
interesting meeting this morning at
the home of Mrs Horace Speed. This
will be the last regular meeting of
the club during the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs n. A. Smith have re-
turned to Oklahoma City after having
spent several days in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs II. C. Olds, at 223
South First street
Miss jeanette Collar is expected
home Friday from an extended visit
through the Northwest She. visited
Ia Canada and Alaska and attended
the Seattle exposition.
Col T. H Seward. adjutant of the
Oklahoma division of the G A. r.,
accompanied by Mrs Seward and
their daughter, Nellie. leave the first
of August for Salt Lake Cit5 to at
tend the National G. A. II. encamp-
ment They will take the trip to
the Seattle exposition before return
ing.
The Misses Julia and Kate Collar
who were formerly employed in the
state offices here, are now wita the
WeStlake Construction company in
Seattle Wash They went to Seattla
to attend the Alaska. Yukon exposi-
tion and liked the place so we'll that
they concluded to spend the remand
er of the year there.
Misses Pearl Goodman. Dot pieratt
ma Pearl Bleyins. of Crescent. are
aere attending the Logan county
teachers institute
Miss Ada King, Of Seward, is here
attending the Logan county, teachers
institute
Mrs A NJ Koontz and children re.
turned to their home in Clinton this
morning alter a ten days visit in
the city with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. +. Warner, at sol West
Washington avenue.
Mrs Melvin Carter and baby, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. X.
W. Black, returned to Glshion on
the morning train.
H. ID. Bowden, is rejoicing over the
arrival of twin grandsons yesterday
1t the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II
Stumpff Jr. at Oklahoma City. Mr.
! and Mrs. Stumpff are well known in
| Guthrie. having formerl5 resided
here Both the twins and mother are
doing nicely.
Mrs. Oscar Kyle, of Crescent, Is
the guest of her father |. ID. Arond
on South Maple street.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Van
Meter at 32i West Springer avenu,
this afternoon. an eight pound bab.
boy.
Maurice O'Rourke left this morn
ing lof Green Mountain Falls, Colo,
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AMONG THE
LOCAL STORES

The Eagle drug stores east win
dow is rrettily decorated with liquo-
zone lnti'ep;ic toilet soap and shay
ing sticks
Miss Ethel NJ Maple. of Browns
dry goods store, who has been visit
ing at Amarillo, Texas, for the past
few days returned this morning.
Al Abelfs clothing store one may
see two very beautiful window dis
plays OF neat, ready to wear flrmenl3
Tor men.
Al Behr's the ready 10 wear store
Tor women great preparations are be
ing made for the big clearance sale
which begins tomorrow.
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Mrs John Fassino. of McAlester,
il a guest at the Hotel lone.
Miss Helen Augustine, Of Beau
mont, Texas, is tae guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Morris, AT Sl9 Noeth Broad
street
Miss N1Il Morrison will accompa-
ny +. NJ Rinehart and family to
Seattle Wash, and ether Northwest
ern points The party leaves here
Saturday morning
Miss Olive Laux has returned DI
her home in Oklahoma City after al
several days visit in the city with
Mr. and Mrs, j W. Scothom
AIRS 2. G. Omohondro, of Beau
mont, Texas, and children are the
guests of her sister, Mrs MacMor
ris at 319 North Broad street
J Y. Plae er returned to his home
IN st. Louis last evening after a
months visit in the city with his
sen, George F. Player and family
on North Bioad street Mr. PLAYER
is well pleased with Oklahoma and
the capital city
Miss Edna Luckenbile left last
night for Palisade, Colo, to spend the
summer
Miss Gala Craig. or Nayina, pass
ed trough the city last evening en-
ute to Portland ore. and other
Pacific coast points.
Miss Alice Craig. niece cf Mrs.
John Schmidt has gone TO Kansas
City TO spend a few months with
relatives.
Among the Gnthiie people spend
ing the hot lays at Yost lake. nCr
Saltwater. are Mrs L. C.. Guss and
daughter Mary and son George
Mrs Ed s. Walton and children and
Mrs S. L. Spmrder iNY
CAPTAIN Hodges. of Saltwater. Is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs f. c
Hunt, at az East Cleveland avenue
Miss Ieona Lewis returned 10 hei
home I'm Coyle last evening after 4
short visit in the Cit with Miss
Anna Owens
Miss Eliza Metzler is visiting rel
atiyes in CCyle
Mrs Lee p Alleett and children
returned to their home in Jackson
vile III. last evening after a sev
ersl weeks visit in the city with heI
sister, Mrs l.. \. Beadles, at 5l5 Eas
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IT H'IFl'IVlFaFA"lFlFIF4F 4F4"l'4'4NlVlFlFAFl'tlN
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Walter Olds is in the city.

Walter Olds is in the city.
DR.. Threa1gill is up from Oklahoma
Git.
James s. Watson, son of Corpora
ton Commissioner A. p Watson, left
this morning for Oklahoma Cay
where he will locate in the practice
OF law. From Oklahoma City he wiiI
go to Frederick TO visit bis brother
A. ii. Watson.
ID. II. Fernandes, editor of the Ok
llhoml Law Journal, is in Oklahoma
City today
G. W. Porter of Enid was in Guth
rie enroute to Ok ahoma City.
Among the Guthrie members tha
lett here Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal
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before tho criminal court of appe Is
J p Carlton. OF Birtiesyille. is IN
the city.
Banke Hugh Adams of Crescent
was in lie city last evening
sam l. Ialstead of Cherokee is IN
the citv
Dan nuett and c c West of EAs
a.e in the city.
r. G. lathIon of Dayton. Ohio, Is
aere looking for location tor an
lee plant.
Grant Stanley of Luther was in the
city Wednesday.
L. NJ Oliver of Falls was in the
city today
District clerk Charles Griswold ana
County Commissioner OberholZer
were in Miami last week looking att
or some mining interests. They are
beth much taken with the country
surrounding Miami Miami has
colony OF Guthrie that numbers twep.
ty-iive people.
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lIlsul1. 20 attend me National c1h-
vc1t.on of the Elks were Floyd Ca.-
ivnrt. prv jc secretary to Justice VII
lians. ard Harry Cariin. They Will
also attend the Seattle exposition De-.
fore returning home
Representative r. G Wilson Of
Maugum IS in the city.
Attorney l.. o. Lvtie. formerly OF |
this city and now OF Tulsa IS here
today
ID r. Welty is mp from Oklahoml
/ City on business connected wi a incl
state departments
Jasper Sipes. OF Oklahoma CITY ISL
here comforting With Assistant state
Superinten ent J. W Wilkinson rela
tive TO educational matters
h F Means OF the Murray Gin com
lpany, Of Dallas, Texas was in the
city yesterday on business.
W. f Raker was in Crescent yes
terday on business.
Henry Asp is in the city today from
his farm near Mulhal.
J. d Chappene has returned from
IFl Reno.
Attorr y Horace speed is in Tulsa
W b Teller, of Saltwater. was here
yes erday
s. C. Spurrier. of Okmulgee. was in
the city on business today
Sam Wamash. Of Shawnee, is In
the city.
H. D. Powden leaves this evening
on business trip TO Claremore, Tul
"a and Eufaula
"Bush" Bowman returned tast even
ing from a trip to Falls.
Contractor VIM snyder left last
night on a business rip to Carmen.
Prof l.. A. MoOrehouse. of the A. a
VI. college faculty, was in the city last
evening hom Stillwatef
Charles Olson, clshler of the First
state Bank Of Coyle, is in the city
today.
Frank White returned ihis morn
| ,uu from q. min tn kfatphan
Clark FieG is in Woodward
CHARLES Castanian Of Orlando was
in the city last evening Mr. Castan
AN formerly resided here.
Contractor w. F. Power has return
ed from a trip to Sapulpa.
Jesse Smart bookke aUer in the
Guthrie National bank, lett last might
tor 81. joseph, Mo, to spend two
weeks with relatives
Deputy Marshal Chris Madsen has
,eturned from Enid where he attend
ed court yesterday.
District Clerk A. G. Dolde an,
United States Circuit Clerk Harry
Finley have returned from Enid wher,
they at ended court Tuesdly Y ana Wed
{ nesday
!" Representative Frank l. Casteel o
: Texas county is in the city. Mr Cas-
tell has been sick in Missouri the pas
two months.
Attorney Charles Woods returned
last evening from a business zip Il
% shawnee
. Federal Judge ] II. COtteral has re
turned from Enid where he set for re
hearing .he cases on he Federal cOur
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Miss NJln Morrison will accompa-
ny I. NJ Rinehart and family to
Seattle Wash, and ether Northwest
ern points. The party leaves here
Saturday morning.
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Miss Olive Laux has returned t.
her home in Oklahoma CITY after a
several days visit IN tlt city with
Mr and Mrs. j W. Scothom.
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Miss Eliza Metzler is visiting rel
atiyes in CCyle.
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CAPTAIN Hodges. of Saltwater is
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. f. c
Hunt, at az East Cleveland avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

Friday Afternoon Whist club tomor-
row afternoon at her home, 1905
East Noble avenue.
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Mrs Lee p. Alleett and children
returned to their home in Jackson
vile, III. last evening after sew
ersl weeks' visit in the city with her
sister, Mrs. L. \ Beadles, at 5l5 East
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Miss Leona Lewis returned 10 hei
home in Coyle last evening after a
short visit in the cit with Miss
Anna Owens.
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Among the GHthtie people spend
ing the hot lays at Yost lake. nClr
Saltwater. are Mrs l.. C.. Guss and
daughter Mary and son George.
Mrs. Ed s. Walton and children and
Mrs. S. l.. Spmrder. iiNY
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Mrs. 2. g. Omohondro, of Beau
mont Texas, and children are the
guests of her sister Mrs MacMor
rig, at 319 North Broad street.
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Miss Alice Craig, niece cf Mrs.
John Schmidt has gone TO Kansas
City TO spend few months with
relatives.
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Miss Helen Augustine, Of Beau
mont Texas, is tae guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Morris al 3l9 NJeth Broad
sueet
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Mrs John Fassino. of McAlester
IL a guest at the Hotel lone.
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Miss Gala Craig OF Nayina, pass
ed trough the city last evening en-
ute to Portland Ore, and other
Pacific coast points.
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J. Y. PLACER returned to his home
in St Louis last evening after a
months visit in the city with his
sen, Georg ge T. Player. and family
on North Bioad street Mr. PLAYER
is well pleased with Oklahoma and
the capital city.
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Miss Edna Luckenbille left last
night for Palisade, Colo, to spend the
summer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-08

The Monday Afternoon Bridge club
will be entertained next Monday by
Mrs j. Frank LauX. on East Noble
avenue.