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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
COMMISSION RECOMMENDS
ADMISSION TO PRACTICE
C. A. COakIey, Of MadiII, Re-
CeiVed Highest Grades, R. C.
HaTdie, Of Norman, Second

The state bar commission has
filed with the supreme court It's Re-.
port on the recent examination held
in Guthrie of applicants for admis-
sion to The bar. But thirteen Of the
class of ninety that took the eXami.
nations failed to pass Charles a.
Coakley of Madil, received the high
est grades; Ralph c. Hardie of Nor.
man, second; f. S. Singleton Of
Oklahoma City. third, and frank Tos
sey of Atoka, fourth. Those passing
the examination are:
e Il. Albert, Oklahoma City;
John T. Allen Ardmore; William s.
Barrett, Tulsa; Clarence j. Blinn,
Oklahoma City: Elbridge Broaduss
DeVal Charles A. Coakley, Madill;
Harrison Il Cunningham. Durant; r.
S cole, Pawnee; Irving II. Cox
Okmulgee, Kenneth II Davenport
Bartlesville; G C Darnell. Foss: w
H. Eledge. Caney; Tom II Fanch-
er. Holjenvlle; Marten l.. Frerichs
Okeemah; Rush Greenslade, Musko.
gee; e b Hunt, Grove Charles n
Harmon, Enid. Howard d Hopps
Guthrie; Ralph G. Hardie, Norman
G. w. Joshua, Cowefa; c. ~ James
Ardmore; George y johns, Coal
gate: Albert II Keil, McAlester;
Fred w Kotplin, Tulsa; b. w. Lew
is. Dewey; r n Linville, Weather
fcrd Chester A. Leinbach Meal
ester; George f. Merritt Pawnee;
Leslie MaXey Ala; Clarence o.
Miles Quinton, r f. Morley, Tulsa
l.. G. McNabb. Salisaw; w f. Nc
Lawry, Oklahoma City; Howard n.
Patton, Woodward William T. Rye
Vinita; Albert W Rison Madill;
Dick Rice, Miami Walter l.. Ran.
SOM Perry Harry Randall, Taloga;
Mrs Fred A. Snodgrass, Arapaho
Harry Scaton. Pryor Creek; f. b.
Swank, Norman NJ. S Singleton
Oklahoma City; Frank Tossey Alto.
ka: y. II. Wren, Okemah, Harry
White. Oklahoma City; r. T. WIN
man. Bartlesville William II. Winn,
Oklahoma City; A. NJ. Widdows
Chandler Grant Waggoner Tulsa
Norman A Wright Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
BIC REALTY DEAL At CHICKASHA

Chiekasha. Okla. July pa realty
deal es ablishng a new record in
Southwestern oklahoma was consum-
aied yesterday when r. Edwards, of
Oklahoma City paid D. d. Sayer of
ChicRlsha, s500000 for corner lot
10OxlG5 feet Edwards will erect a
seven story building on the site
d. d. Sayer is a brother Of L. N.
Sayer, Il wealthy realty holder in Mus
kogee. II is understood that V N.
Sayer held an interest in the Chick
asha property.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
JUDGE OWENS FIRST OPINION

The criminal court Of appeals has
handed down a decision I'm the Canard
case from MuskOgee affirming Judge
King The case was appealed on the
contention that the county attorney
could not prosecute ON Information.
The decision was written by Judge
Owen ana is the first Justice owen
has delivered In this connection it
is Of interest to note that the judge
studied law under W. J. Crump sew
enteen years ago Crump is now the
prosecute in Judge Owens county
and the FIRST opinion the Judge writes
is one affirming and approving the
pleadings prepared by bis tutor and
refusing 10 grant the defendant a new
trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
.GuDD0NITES ARE IN KANSAS

Oakley Kan. July 29-The Glid-
den tourists left Oakley this morning
for q hundred and ninety mile run to
Salina The roads in this par of
Kansas ere in the most perfect con
dition. A brief stop viii be mlde al
Hays City for tanking and here the
Gliddenites will be entertained by the
Hays City automobile club Tomor-
rows run will be from Salina 10
Kansas CITY where the tour will end
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
IRA GRUN0EN GOES FREE

Wateka. TIL. July 29-In the cir
cuit court here this morning judge
Hoover sustained a motion made by
the defense Quash an indictment
against IRA Grunlen. charged with be-
ing an grcessory after the fact 20 the
murder Of D B. Sayler at Crescent
CITY ON Iulv N. The statutes of the
s., ate were cited % show tAat. So
sister. tothe-. parent or child can
De- indicted as accessory after the fact
Ira Grun3en is son Of John Grun
den and brother OF Mrs j. + say
ler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
SCORE WAS s TO 5
WHEN SMOKE CLEARED
Game a tumble Of SnapDy
Fielding, BOnehGad Plays and
Poor SG-RunDing
Special to Daily Leader

Special To Daily Leader
Enid 0ka. uly % one Of the most
.pccuaar eamgs ol tho season WAS THAT
pulled 81 Yesterday at the ban park,
the Guthrie Senators suiilng away
.rheh ouors By lam 10 count.
Brillnw hitting and snappy field
ing made ne affair lively 1T times
while bonehead fielding and poor base
running marrel So at OTTER times.
Yesterdays game seemed a sare vic
tory for tho town kids toward tho first
but the Guhrie bunch took chances
at AN times and finally won cut
The game was exciting even though
mediocre
snapper Kennely's demon hitting
throughout and "Tey" Jones mighty
swat, his twelfth this vera were the
hitting suns. Kennedy sure wore
hitting togs. and his gleanngs with
hat pole of his looked good I'm 9th
er words the turtle hit am even thou
and for there was not a time in the
five trips That be made to the plate
mat he did not paste out the pill clean
" for a Init
Woods ana willis were the box ar
Iists if artists they We're and both
were swatted merry tune Woods
didn't seem to have a thing but a
glove In the box with him for his
curves would not break. and Willis
was IN az bad a fix. Here Sd is
Fi-sI inning Patterson hit TO left
md Brooks let him 80 o second.
Leuttlta sacrificed, Davis bounced TO
smith and Reed walked " price
oubled to left aud two scored. An.
erson was hit but Price was caught
soing to third
Kennedy hit for a base and Isbell
sacrificed Wilhte beat out a slow
one ana Jones put the pill over the
ience for round, bringing in Snap.
per and Pill. Brooks flied and Bow
man did likewise.
Second inning Waring and poke
highed and Willis famed
Smith was ont but Allen stayed on
p boot Woods forced Allen and Ken
'neiy banged a hit lsbel forced
snapper
Thiri irning Patterson flied and
leuttke s'tolled Davis forced Lieut.
ke and Reed highed.
Wilhito bounced but Jones hit.
Brooks groundod and Bowman beat
one out and went to second on the
error of Anderson, Jones scoring
smith was tossed out
Four,h inning Price doubled but
Anderson and Waring went out Poke
lit for a pair and Price scored but
Wills Was ont
Allen and Woofs went down. one
two, but Kennedy slammed out a hit
Isbell died al firs
Fifth inning Patterson hit and
Ieuttke sacrificed but Davis was out.
Reed hit to right and lsbell kicked
the ban H. deep center. Pat and Reed
scoring Price died a firs
Wilhttc and Jones We're easy outs
bat Brooks and Bowman swatted for
ene each. smith breezed.
Sixth inning Anderson whitfield
nd Waring bifled only to be caught
purloining PokO struck out
Allen and Woods died in order but
Kennedy got his usual hit lsbel pune
tHed the ozone.
SeyonL inning-Willis hit Patter-
son anG Leuttke We're out without
much wuk. Davis and Reed both hit
and Willis was Ia. n. Price hit for
one and was out for cutting second
Reed and Davis scoring on the play.
WilhiJa and Jones bounced anl
Brooks missed the ball.
Continued on Page Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
AMBER MEADE BlACELISTEO

state Enforcement Officer Fred
Caldwell today announced that Che
sample barrels Of Amber Mead he
had seized had been anayzed by
Chemist Laird at the Weatheriord
normal. and contained four per cent
of intoxicating liquors.
Much of this Is being sold on the
east side OF the state under licenses
for soft drinks. Caldwell says he
will bring a test suit 10 close the
soft drink joints and will also prose
cute the owners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
.AEROPLANE FLIGHT
THIS AFT TERNOON

Washington July 29-Orville Weight
is scheduled to make an aeroplane
flight this af ernoon. Eager thous-
ands will again journey to Fort Myer
7s on yesterday while other thG;ls-
ands will gather along the route to
be followed This day and two more
The Wrights have in which to com
plete the official tes of machine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
ENID GETS BIC PACKING PLANT


bpeCial to the Daily Leader.
Enid. Okla, Jub 29-At the close
Of an all day session Of the board OF
directors of the Peoples Packing
plant yesterday it was decided by a
vote of to TO locate the plant in
Enid. Three dissenting votes We're
cast for FL Reno.
Other towns making bids for the
plant were Tulsa. Chickasha. Okla
homa City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
WOMAN SEEKS LOST HUSBAND

Shawnee. Okla. July 29-Mrs. W.
T. Coolev has ins ituted a search for
a trace # her husband, formerly clerk
Of the superior court who has myster-
iously disappeared He is believed
to be in Dallas. His accounts are in
volved. A. one time Cooley was see
rotary oe The chamber Of commerce.
He is well known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
BEAUTIFUL
MARRIAGE
CEREMONY
BROWN DUNKIN N u p
TIALS SWELL SOCIAL
EVENT


Al ile residence of Mr an Mrs
Nh MI UpnNn eal villas atapua +.
,..o o..l..p a., ,5os .-
"e "i'l l'Se o' lhef '''"-'''. Miss
Della 10 Mr. ]. A. HloVn of lhis city
The Rev Z L Farehlld oi the Meti
odist Epi. copal church was tbc off
.cifiug clergyman. .he ring cerymuu,
20 the church being used
The ceremony was witnessed by AL
most tWu hundred invited guests. On,
.uuptials being pronounced before ut
muroyisd q altar IN The reception par
'ors American Beauty oses iuter
twlned with ferns adding heauly ana
pleasure so am even, of eN''anrdiuag
ntores In capital city social circles
Before the bridal p1rI} entered the
parlors Hiss Lelah Mcpherson rem
'erel that ever beautiful prelude d
the marriage event. "Oh Promise NJ
Adler's orchestra rendering the Bird
IN Chorus as The ceremony commenc
d.
Miss Dcssa Ma chctt acted
bridesmaid. Mr. Brown having MIR.
elliott Lyons as best man. Tine rne
bearer lttle Miss Leila West b1fU
he phm gold bridal ring I'm a bcautl
VI white lily
Following the ceremony. Adde'S or
hestra further adding to the musica
rogram. tsa father and mother d
The bride served reireshmen s. am
urned their COSY home into one oI
pen hospitality made the moro en-
oyable by the gracious welcome eN
ended C those who could remain tn,
Mistress was assisted I'm the diniue
lall by the Misses Kate Miliken,
Bertha Beland Eleanore Haufod
ethyl Douglas Helen jenkins ami
ilanche Beland; while the punch
1owl was presided over by the Misse.
ellen Bronson Eess Nmteley and
Nary Dupkln.
The optof-city guests We're IN.
PARENTS OF the groom, Mr. and Mrs j
!. Brown Canton. ohio, Mr. ana Mrs
y O. ROlabaugh and daughter, Evelyl
Wichita, kans s.. y. y. ana John DGu
in, brothers of the bride, the fieal
leing located az Joplin Missouri, tho
after teacher in the school of mines
At Wilburton Okla.
The newly wed led pair left via tHt
Santa re for Eastern points. theii
Quincy taking them through the pr'n
ipal cities of he East and along th.
'relt Lakes summer route. They wil
lso stop al Canton and spend q
week with the groom S parents re-
urning To Guthrie via Washington
md Chicago
The brides gown was of white chill
on over messallno silver and be9
trimmings enrain: Miss Matche
was attired in pink messaline. trim
ned in gold and perls. She carried
oses and pink foreetme-nots I'll,
ingbearcs, little Miss West. was al
ired in appropriate white. Mrs DIM
sin wore a white Fgcnch lawn. Mrs
Grown in black silk. with diamonds
The groom is the head of he Brown
Try goods store. one of the foremos'
usines9 Institutions Of the state His
0mc wa, formerly Canton Ohio. but
or some years he has been connecte
With the Rorabaugh stoies the main
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
CUSTER HEARING ADJoURNs.
I'm AssoclaIed Pres.l

Kansas city Mo- July 29IIear
ing Of the states custer proceedings
against the Prairie Oil and Gas com
pany adjourned today 1t will be re-
sumed in New York City in Septem.
her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
THAW ACCOUNT BOOKS
OPPORTUNITY BURNED

White Plains, n. Y. July 29-Pale
m 1aggarl. but stiI confident, Har-
ry ThaW appeared in court today for
q second days examination by JEFF
ONE Tfaw's attorney called Cliff
ford Hartridge, ThaS's former coun-
sci. 1t was from Hartridge tha Sus-
an Mersill said she received twenty
five thousand dolla to be piid to
women alleged to have been abused
by Thaw in her New York lodging
house The money she testified,
came from the Thaw family. This
morning Thaws counsel tried to get
possession Of the books con aiming aC
counts Of these payments, which Mrs.
Merrill said she had turned over to
Hartridgo He failed, because Hart
l.dge i'll the account books had been
destroyed and other memorandum
books lost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
Had Not Met in 81 Years.

When Mrs Sarah UniZiakor Of
Brownsville Texas, stepped off the
train here Wednesday morning her
brother. II A. Herwig, of Ibis city,
who had not seen her for thirty-one
years, picked her out of the crowd
instantly Mrs Uniziaker was en-
route to Minnesota to spend the sun.
mer and stopped OF here 10 spend
the day with her brother She left
on the morning train for Minnesota
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
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WEATHER FORECAST
(By O p 81

New Orleans l8ly - Tonight
and Fsday partly cloudy. cool
er tonight I'm north
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
NoRDICA MARRlES.

London, July % Madame Lillian
Nordica, American opera singer, mar
ried here today TO George w Young
New York banker.
Miss Anna Whitman. superintendent
of he Retcue home. reports fOrty-fonr
inmates in the home They have sey
eral children to be placed In homes
TO work fo; their board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29

The NV state Tribune company,
now Of Oklahoma city filed an amend
od chartar today increasing their cap
ital stock from $4,000 to $4,000 and
changing the place Of business from
Muskosee to Oklahoma City,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
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SHORT CUTS
TOTHE NEWS

Saturoay. the secouj dev Of ihe
MuSkoeee series. and T .rsday the
second cay of the Blrtesville serie s.
will he Ladies' day 90 the ball park
Tne fair sex is urged To turn ont and
help win the glmes ON those days
Am abstract of judgment rendered
In Justice Mintoyues court IN the
case of DE Diamond Powers Supply
Co. ys the Logan County Coopera-
tive oil mill association I'm favor OF
tie plaiuutf in the sum of $i10 was
filed IN the district clerks office to
day.
w n McCarver filed suit in the
Logan county superior cour against
the state Bank of Meridian 10 collect
Wn account
The following three suits from Cres-
cent to quiet title to real estate were
filed in he Logan county superior
court today. by NJ H. jefferson. f. A.
Bonner VS. Frank Mark: f. A. Bonner
VS.. ~. ]. blackwell ana + A. Bonner
Us. \. l Mann and D. A. Mann.
Roy Days. the young Waonga
twirlcr who is here waiting to be-
tried out for a place ON the local pfch
ing staff. has taken q position as desk
clerk at the Hotel lone
The asphalt plant is now again rum
ing i'm 1ull blast The asphalt binder
has been laid around Capitol Square
The street car company is loToring
its tracks on North DreXel boulevard
preparatory to paving with asphalt.
The Santa Fe is building a large
dam on the COTTONWOOD river south of
he city which will be Of much bene-
fit to the city water works by causing
the river current to run by the pump
ing station instead Of through the
channel in the south yards.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29
DRASTIC
[Ry AssociaIed Pressl

Madrid, Spain, July 29.-The mill
tary governor of Barcelona today
published a decree ordering the in
habitants to return to their homes.
After twenty-four hours anyone found
in the streets is liable to be shot on
sight.
Late telephone advices from Bar
celona describe the disturbances as
terrible, especially in The Paraleto
district, where the gendarmg and
mounted artillerymen charged the
mobs with drawn sabres.
The Barcelona suburbs are q pic
ture Of desohtion At Pueblo NueyO.
a convent was badly damaged and
the church of San Pablo and the
parochial schools are steaming ruins
The rioters have constructed bar
ricades with wreckage from railroad
bridges and men behind The barri-
cades are we'll supplied with arms
and ammunition
Everv soldier on leave has been
ordered to report for duty Several
regiments already are entrained for
Barcelona.
Paris. July 29.-Specials received
from Barcelona say that the fighting
yesterday there was more sangun.
ary than previous reports indicated
Machine guns and grapeshot were
used against the rioters and today
women and children wander the
streets in search of husbands and
fathers.
Cerbe-e France ION the Spanish
frontier) July 29-Spanish courers
arriving here today report that artill
cry is ba'tering the barricades behind
which the insurgents are desperately
fighting in Barcelona. Five con
vents and several private residences
have been burned at Llama.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29

w. n McCarver filed suit in the
Logan county superior cour' against
me state Bank of Meridian 10 collect
an account
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29

The asphalt plant is now again rum
inc i'm iull blast The asphalt binder
has been laid around Capitol Square
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-29

The street car company is lororine
its tracks on North DreXel boulevard
preparatory to paving with asphalt.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-26
Piatt Pickups.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Trip were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. b. D.
Ellis.
Mr.. Beamer of Chanute spent a few
days the first of the week with his
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Cslaw.
Mrs. Hugh Greshem left Tuesday
TO join her husband IN Oklahoma.
Mrs. HI Richardson visited her
neither near Erie Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Ellis Of Cha
mute are visiting with the formers
brother, ]. W. Ellis and family.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the sale at Fred Whitworth' 8
last week Tuesday.
Some Of the men here had to clear
the snow drift away from their mail
boxes last week before the mail coulo
be delivered.
Mrs. Frank Romine visited Mrs
Chas. Schaal last Friday.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-26
District A..
fFeb. %. 1907

d. w. Stewart, who 10 at Erie as q
Juror, spent Sunday with home folks.
E. NJ. Schoepfin and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Mobiles in Chanute.
A. P. Fletcher has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
Mr.. Casebier's spent Sunday at Hr.
Lawrence's.
w. Fl. Riley and family and P. l..
Schaal and family spent Sunday at
]. M. Gilmore's.
Earl Hathaway spent Sunday with
Jesse Berry.
Mr.. Malcom's are moving to a farm
near carlton.
Virginia Pomeroy is still improy-
ing.
The members VI Phone line 924
held a meeting at the school house
Saturday night.
The next meeting or the Farmers
Assoc alton will be held at the school
house next Thursday night March 4th.
Al this meeting Mrs. stanfield will
make an address to the girls ana
women, Mr.. Casebier will make an
address on the profits derived from
raising cane. He will also discuss the
effects Of cane on the ground. Mr..
Casebler has been raising cane on an
extensive scale for number Of years
and Is conpetent to discuss this from
a standpoint Of actual experience.
Mr.. George Switzsr will discuss the
good roads question.
We hope to have County Supt'
Swain with us to make a talk to the
boys showing them reasons why they
should enter the corn contest, etc.
Dave Stewart has been visiting
friends In Neodesha for the past few
days.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-26
The Y. M. G. A. In Europe,

The American ntaion, writes Hugh
G. Weir, in the February Circle, tell
ing OF the work of the Y. M. G A,
receives one million five hundred thou
sand foreigners annually. Nine-tenths
If these cannot speak our language.
They are ignorant of cur laws and
customs, We are ignorant OF theirs
Most OF US realize that there has been
something vitaily wrong ia our hand
ling Of the foreigner. The Y. n. @
A. submits an emphasized detail OF
the answer Ia its invasion of emigrant
lard. Perhaps it is because its sug-
gestion is SO simple and practical that
we have stumbled past it. Boiled
down, 1t is reduced to the sentence
that to understand the foreigner well
enough to make him an American;
we must know him and study him In
bis home. The suggestion was laun
ched byDr. Roberts at the annual
meeting u the Pennsylvania State
Committee Of 1907.
Six men, representing four widely
separated states, were picked for the
initial excursion with DR.. Steiner
forsakiug the college rosttum-at
their head. 1t was to be a tour not
of gingerbread sightseeing and red
taped reports, but a great, human
study, and from the outset this has
been the animatiHg spirit. From SIX
to eight hours of wheeling were &C
complished each day, broken at noon
and again in the evening by brisk
language study. In Hungary the
party spent three months daring th'
heart of the harvest season and the
v. M. G. A. tourists took off theil
coats. rolled up their sleeves, ant
fonnd work with the farm hands IL
the sunny fields.
The years span to be covered b!
the expedition is now drawing to
close, la the spring or summer o
1909 its members will return Il
America to enter the Y. M. U, A
work in the coal mines of PennsylYa
MIA. where one-fourth of our foreigner
eventually settle. They will know
the Immigrant as no student OF i'm
migration has known him 10 th
mast. They will know his language
HI, code of morals, his standards
Judging men and matters, and th1
will be equipped, az no other worker
have ever been equipped, to direct hi
assimilation so as 10 produce tn
most direct aud lasting results Z
citize rs and nation.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-26
Doane School.
Fine spring wealth er.

Fine spring Weabner'
Frank TicknoI's are moving on
their place this week.
Harold Burkett spent Saturday and
Sunday with home folks.
Misses Delcia Cleaver and Elsie
McConn visited MI. and Mrs. Geo.
La Rue and family Saturday and
Sunday,
Mildred and Cleo Winans called on
Iris. Frank and Clint Myers Sunday,
Ernest Sears has been visiting
relatives IN this vicinity the past
couple of weeks, but has now returned
to Cherryvale.
Miss Berch Baldwin has returned
to school after months absence on
account OF sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. MeClintick and
daughters Leonore and Ethel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aady Hines, Mrs. Ben Yockey
and children Eunice, Audrey ano
Everett, Lola and Grace Hooson ano
FLOYD and Ralph Sears spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Stanley ano
family.
There will be box pie supper at
Doane Saturday night, March 6, 'O9
Every one cordially invited. Ladies
nj ease bring boxes or pies.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-02-26
Cottage Grove.
Feb. %, 1901

Warm enough Sunday to give a
fellow the Spring fever, but 1T makes
the old hens lay and that makes the
farmer wives happy.
@. e. Palmer is repairing the house
on the Boaebrake farm and getting
ready to move into it.
VIM. Tomlinsen sold team to j.
H. Smith last week.
ID, s. Wing and family returheo
from Iowa last Tuesday. They re-
hort bad weather up there and were
glad to get back to Sunny Kansas.
Henry Pelphrey has moved to the
Gadarl farm, where he will farm the
coming summer.
Charles Myer has moved on the
Holoomb farm.
G. e. Brown expects to leave Sun
day for Western Kansas.
The township spelling contest was
held at Prairie View school house last
Saturday. Harold Dennis, Mary
Bland and Raymond Blair were tne
winners and will enter the county
contest.
]. Fl. Dennis and family, ID. y
Wing and family and J. G. Malseury
and wife visited w. H. MeCullogh's
family near Leanna last Sunday.
The ladies are having a nee renee
built around the grave yard al
Leaupa,