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Washington telegraph., 1909-04-02

called in to see us Tuesday. The
i Squire said that he had especial
invitation" to tend court on Mon
| day of the second week and thinks
that he had better show up.
Rev. S. L. Hogan preached at
+, the Presbyterian church Monday
night, delivering one of his most
excellent copies. The song service
was fine, and the vocal solo render
ed b y Mrs. Annie Taylor jones
was Highly apprec ated b y h e
entire congregation.
The fourth Sunday in Apr vii
be the last appointment of Mr.
Hogan at this place unless he is
returned here by the Home Mission
nm ee. 1t is the universal desire
that he be +, turned for another year,
Extra fancy evaporated Apples and
Peaches at OLIVER q sTRo6D's.
A. w. Morrow returned last
Friday from "a trip in Illinois.
Crit Stuart was over from Go um
bl S last Friday.
Farmer |. N. Evans and wife
we in t,wn trailing Monday.
MIS-. G E. Boyce made week
eud visit to Nashville last week.
Mrs. Jas. Kimhrough Jones Jr.,
of Washington City, is visiting hfr
mother, Mrs. s. E. Taylor
! J e. Richardson, of Wallace
burg, visited his sister, Mrs A. A.
Brightwell, this week.
Treasurer Bailey attended he
Irwin-Spears wedding at Dlevins
: last Sunday.
Imperial Dress Shirts are dressy
ON sale by OLIVER & STROUD.
/ Mr.. Luellen Merrell returned
Monday from a weeks visit to his
ar nts at Evanston, Ill
Bennie Fontaine and Augustus
Irwin were down from Ozan between
trains last Friday the latter on
business with the county clerk.
] Mr.. E. Haselman, of Ozan, was
here on business Thursday.
Mr. Key, of McNab, was here
ION business Thursday morning.
Fewel johnson, Of Texarkanp,
came over Thursday to visit frien6s
at the cd home.
! Mrs. Matlock was over from
llofe the after part of last week.
DR.. J. r. Autrey was over from
Columbus Wedn sday, accompan-
led by his sister-in-law, Mrs. DR..
Hannah Mrs. Hannah departed
on The afternoon ira Il for her home
at Conway.
Don't fail to attend the Band
Concert at the G ut House Monday
night Admission 10 cents.
II. J. Degenhart will leave today
for a three weeks visit to ST. Louis,
Miss sallie Timberlake, of Jaka
jones, has entered the public chool
Washington telegraph., 1909-04-02

Messts. J. y. Edwards and.WiA
Thompson I were III from the Liberty
neighborhood Tuesday.
Come That means you TO the
Band Concert Monday night.
Mr.. Adolphus Garrigan, o f
Dolph, was ON our streets Tuesday.
john B9n'din returned to his
home, at Ashdown, Monday, after
lrief visit to his uncle, R. G.
Boaldin.
All post cards in our racks at one
coat each until the rack is empfied.
COLDS CASH STORE.
Mrs. James K. Jones Jr visited
rel tives in Hope Tuesday
Sheriff Ed Velvn walked OYER
from Pafnos Tuesday evening. he
says the walking is fine and The
pailro.d track in first class shape.
New Stere-N-w Goods
OLIVER 4 STROUD.
K. G.. stuarn,. the popular. mer-
chant of olaAsbas, was in Town
Wadnesd,,v
Drab's uoodpecker seems a ! ng
time cou.iug this year.
noa'l fail to see OLIVER & STROUD
Tor your grocelie.. That is tLeir
s.long sui"
Mrs. T. c. Wilson and Miss Rosa
Wallace spent Sunday in Hope.
Mss Irene Royston retarned to.
Prescott Sunday, ii ter br.ef visit
TO home folks,
Bay yonr by Goods, N,t'ons etc.
f ON OLIVER Il STROUD and YOU
a.e sure TO g-t new goodsr
Mrs. Nj. W. Wilson and Miss
Aga, ha returned Tuesday afternoon
from a visit to Hope.
Tie alfalfa fields are showing
green, and tho e of our farmers
who have meadows Of this p ant
are likely to reap a rich harvest,
3Hdge 7. c. Woldr dge and wife
visited the alters parents here the
latter part 0 f last week. Mrs.
Woodbridge Will visit in Fulton and
Lit lie Rock befoi returning to her
home at Pine Bluff
Time Monday night, Sis.
Plsce-CoHrt House.
Occasion-Band concert.
Spring has come-polish that st we
with Black Jack Stove Polish before
putting it away for the summer.
OLIVER & STROUD.
Mr.. Alvin Wilson and son Calvin
sfell Sunday here.
Mrs. j. J. Battle returned to
Fulton Monday, having pent some
days herr,
Mes, rs Gray aud Charlie Conway
were over from Texarkana Monday.
Mrs. w P. Agee, of Hope,
WAS the guesi Of Mrs. A D. Monroe
this week.
Messrs. W. A. Mozier and R l..
Brint, of Spring Hill, were here
Wedne day
Esq. Wm. A. Sevedg, accom-
panied by that good natured smile,
Washington telegraph., 1909-04-02
hi Timberlake visited Eope

here
e. R. Timberlake visited Eope
Tuesday
DR. G. A. Harding and Messrs.
Bennie Fontaine and Edgar Camp
bell, Of Ozan, were pleasant cal ers
at this off e Thursday.
Washington telegraph., 1909-04-02

a. $50. X N i --a-
a ...es y5a aa@e as2gS Bs7p
Aa ~ ..-zs s-sa.st
s.-G.'lS z. III *
Washington telegraph., 1909-04-02

called in to see us Tuesday. The
Squire said that he had especial
invitation" to a tend court on Mon
day of the second week and thinks
that he had better show up.
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NEWS OF THE
RAILROADS

Santa Fe Conductor Pete France is
noA running ou Santa F. trains D.
and is between here aud Purcell
The traffic between Norman and
Guthrie IS Yer. heavy and takes TWO
conductors tO work the trains be
tween stat ons
Santa Fe Conductor Dan G. Con
way Is here from Newton. kas
Santa Fe brakeman r + Nandlb-
er IS LAYING of for 4 few days
The Fl Smitl aud ~ stern has
completed laying the de tracks
around the Guthrie Desk sad Hurni-
iure factory.
X. ]. Kennedy travelling passenger
agent Tor the Santa Re. is ia the
citr.
George Hecker. district passenger
agent for the KATY. is here from
Oklahoma City today
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AMONG THE
LOCAL STORES

Mrs. l.oz.er OF B-owa's dry goods
store Will not De- a, the store for two
weeks. this being The time OF her 1a-
cation
Miss Nelle LLOYD Of Browns dry
goods store is back al tho store az in
after a weeks vacation
Miss Grace Doyle. of Topeka. Kas
Is viSiunS al e. y. Oldfield's. alxet
tising mEager of thu Brown store
Miss De-, le is j sis er Of Ms Oil
iield. anu will spend the summer here
Mis- Prtht Flrrier of the Browns
dry goo Ir store. spent the 4th and
5th in Oklahoma city.
Miss Mabel Duroy of the F. o.
Luiz dr. goods store. has returned
from her vacation. which Was speG'
az he, home
Miss Gertrude Kennedy OF HE r.
o. Lutz any goods store. is taking her
vacation this week
Miss lIbbie Kennedy. Of the alter
alton DEPARTMENT of the r o l.utz
dry goods store. will be out of the
store lhis week, as this is her va
cation tine
Miss Georgia Hutchinson. of the
| Ramsay Bros dry goods store. has
returned from her two weeks yaca
tion, whi,h was spent At Atchison and
lola Kas.
Miss Leata Brewer of the F. o
Lutz iry goods store, is on the sicb
list today.
Jess Owens has taken a position il
the wash goods depar ment al the F
10 Lutl dry goods store
Elliott Lyons of the dress goods de
partmen' At Browns dry goods store
has returned from his three weeks
vacation which was spent at Kansas
City and Emporia kans., with rela
ives anu friends.
Mrs Ej. Traband OF Browns dr.,
goods store has resigned.
Mrs F. c. Coffee. who is demon
stratng Mldam lsabell's toilet pref
al 1tbns, will give a limited numbe
Of free face messages to ladies tn
balance of the week, and will explain
the merits OF those highly recommend
ed goods
The Jdly clearance sale at Brown
continues with inhabited in crest.
Miss Anna Owens. of the millner
sales department at Browns dry good
store, has been granted a two months
vacation which goes into effect a
once Miss Owens will spend lbou
a month of his time in Colorado.
+. II, Coughlan of the Monarch Or
Goods company, who spent the 4th o;
Of the city, returned this morning
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Mrs. Leo Meyer and children are
visiting relatives in Sayre.
\ Mrs. Edith Johnson and little son,
OF Chicago, who are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. Bryan, on West War
ner avenue, leil Tuesday for Perry
TO spend the week with relatives.
Miss Bette Skilmore. the popular
and attractive stenographer in the
secretary Of state sOffice, is now
busy among het many friends sell
inS subscriptions to Sturm's Okla
hOma magazine. She will get a free
; drip tG New York City if she gets
b zoe subscribers.
n County Superintendent Neil Hum
bhreC is stepping high today over
the arrival Of an eight pound baby
giIll at his house yesterday. Both
mc,hec and child are doing nicely.
l.. f. farrell, teacher in the Cap
ital City Business college of this
city, and Miss Hazel Mclntire were
united in marriage today at the home
OF the brides parents, ten miles
northwest cf Kingfisher. The hap
py couple will reside in Guthrie
after a brief honeG moon trip in
Texas.
PoE G. c. Robinson, the popular
musical director at the Epworth as
sembly. left this morning for Coffey.
Vile, Kas., to visit a few weeks.
The Guthrie Ladies' chorus con-
Quoted a 7ery successful rehearsal
list evening at the Methodist church.
The society has become one of the
popular musical organizations of the
capital city and is deserving of much
praise, being always ready to sing
on public occasions. The chorus has
decided not to hold any more re-
hearsals this summer and will de-
vote the time to picnicking and other
pleasure reereations. zltfES
IS e ga ---.0INt
Theodore FfIson. station agent at
Noble, is here visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fllson, on
North First street.
Y General and Mrs. J. G. Jamison
left this morning on a 90-day trip
through the Northwest. They will
attend the Alaska-Yukon exposition
at Seattle and return by way of
Yellowstone park and Colorado
Sp ings.
Nr and Mrs. S. L. Spurrier leave
Saturday on an extended trip through
the Northwest. attending the Alaska
Yukon exposition and returning by
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way of Yellowstone park and Colo
rado points.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Alexander and
children have returned from Okla
hOma City, where they spent the
Fourth with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Behr has returned from a
visit in Oklahoma City with Vla
tives.
Mrs. F. NJ Canton and daughter,
Miss Ruby leave this evening for
Buffalo, VI oming, to spend the re-
mainder Of the summer months in
the mountains.
F NJ Rinehart and wife leave Sat
urdly on an extended trip through
the Northwest. to be gone sixty
days
rs. l.. \. Houston, of Guthrie.
spclt the Fourth with her daughter.
Mrs John Cook. in this city-Enid
Eagle.
Rev and Mrs. l. b. Thomas re-
turned to their home in Muskogee
Tuesday after spending several days
In the city with Rev. and Mrs. j. n.
Owens, on North Vine street.
Major and Mrs. \. d. Mckinley are
enjoying visit from their daughter,
Mrs. ii. l.. Lockwood. and baby OF
hugo.
At the meeting of the Shakespeare
club Tuesday afternoon AT the Car
negie library the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year !:
Pr, sident, Mrs. l.. f. Leach Jr. (:
ii vice president, Mrs. Z. T. Wal
;on; second vice president. Mrs. G..
L. Gano; secretary, Mrs. Nellie Nor
,iS; treasurer, Miss Florence Adler
The delegates to the state fedora
'i,n are Mrs. \. NJ Carter and al
ternate, Mrs. J. w Hightower. Del
eg7tes to the city federation Mrs.
Elizabeth Melvin and alternate. Mrs.
G.. l.. Cane Mrs. j. II. Burford, the
retiring president, was elected hon
olary life member of the club. The
club will not meet again until Sep
tember.
The Misses Ellen and Gaye Bron-
son are attending the chautauqua in
Winfield.
Mrs. C. V. Olfield. of III South
Elm street. is entertaining her sis
ter, Miss Edna Doyle, of Topeka.
After spending ten days in the
capital city with Mrs. S. L. Spurrier,
at 723 East Warner avenue, Mrs. G.
~ Gilbert returned to her home in
oklahoma City last evening. Mrs.
G'lbe:t formerly resided in Guthrie.
Mrs. Harry Omar Scott left this
afternoon for Boulder, Colo, TO
spend the summer with friends. Rev.
Scott will join her in August.
7, F. McKennon is entertaining at
his home on South Capital boulevard
his mother. Mrs l.. J. McKennon, of
I'Cllrksville, Ark.
Mrs J. F. Ghristman returned to
her home in Iowa last evening after
a two weeks visit in the city with
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To OUR PATRONS

The hot weather IS advancing. u
iG our intention to give the best posi-.
Bile service at our command regard
ing the delivery of ice and to satisfy
our customers. We will consider 1t
a personal favor II our patrons will
advise MS Of any in-attention or lack
Of service on the part of our EN-
ployees by calling up the office and
reporting the mat er, Respectfully
THE RUEMMELI BRAUN CO.
Phone SO. ~
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Mrs W. NJ Gibson. at COZ North
Broad street.
Prof and Mrs p f. Laird are en-
tertainng Frank Laird. OF Kansas
City, a brother of Prof. Laird.
Mrs. o. T. Smith and daughter
Miss Cora. leave in a few days for
sulphur Springs, where they will
spend the summer months.
Misses Dot" Branham and Elsie
Blair of the Pioneer Telephone Of
flee, are soiournng in Colorado
Springs, and other Colorado points.
Mrs Nellie Coleman. of South Elm
street, is entertaining her sister Miss
Edna Finn, of Paden
The Guthrie Humane society held
profitable meeting last evening al
/ the club rooms at the Carnegie Ii
brary
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. McElhenny and
little daughter left this morning foi
Oklahoma City, where they leave to
day, accompanied by X. w Dawson
and wife, in their automobiles fol
Denver, Colo. Cheyenne. Wyo., and
Yellowstone park. Mr.. and Mrs Me
Elhenny made an overland trip tc
Iowa and Nebraska points last sum
mer.
Miss Nathala Wright entertains
the Rooney Mooney Shah girls Fri
day morning complimentary to the
Misses Ida and Mamie Lohr, who
leave in a few days for Cairo, ILL.,, tC
spend the remainder of the summei
with relatives.
There will be a meeting of the
Benevolent association at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Horace Speed Thurs
day morning at $50 o'clock.
Miss Della Dunkin spent Tuesday
in Oklahoma City shopping.
Mrs. w. r. Ramaley returned last
evening from a visit in Oklahoma
City.
Mr.. and Mrs s. w. Keiser re-
turned to their home in Stnwatar
after spending the Fourth with Mr.
ana Mrs A. H. Eastman, at 424 East
Washington avenue.
Miss Bosley returned last evening
from a several days visit in Okla
homa City with friends.
Miss Lucy Haskell. assistant teach
or of English in the Northwestern
normal school and who has recently
been elected as head of the English
department. at Edmond is here Wis
iting Miss Ruby Canton and her sis
ter, Mrs. L. G.. Niblaek.
Mrs. Barde returned las, evening
from a visit in Oklahoma City with
her son. Charles Barde. city editor
on the Pointer
MI and Mrs. r.. G.. Glover re-
turned last evening from a visit in
Oklahoma City with Mrs. Glover's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l.. Dona
hoe.
Mrs. o. c. Brown returned last
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Hutchinson. Rams. After trying doc
tors and air medicines for kid.
ney, bladde' snd rheumatic tronble.
Halls Texas Wonder cured the. II Is
the best medicine on earth.-Waiter
e. Perry, ~ 8. Main street. Sold BY
all druggists.
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Secretary of sta e Cross will be Civ
en- an opportunity to state his reasons
for not accepting the referendum pati
tions on the election law before the
sup eme court Saturday.
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The regular quarterly meeting OF
the Oklahoma State Board of Phar'
macy tor HE examination of cafilil-
dates for registration as pharmacists
and assistant pharmacists, will DE
held in Enid Okla, on July 18th aBd
l4th, 1909 Those who desire to take
the full examination should appear
at the opening OF the session az
o'clock a. m, July 18th j c. Bur
ton, Secretary.
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CINNAMON PARK EXCURSIONS

are now on the motor boat. Commend.
ing at : p. m, leaves the Noble ave.
nue. bridge every hour until D. m,
then II leaves every thirty minutes
Bathing tents and bathing suits to
take a plunge in the "Salty CImma
rom Dancing platform, tables for
p'cnlcs, good fishing. Special morn
ing trips by applying at Heilman's
Tent and Awning Company.
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SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

Emma Backhaus filed suit in the LO-
gan county superior court today
against VIM. Backhlus for a decree
of divorce and Sl00 alimony Back
haus is dairyman living south OF
the city.
The F. Hill company, much to
the delight of the West Siders h3yeae
sumed wCrk on the asphalt paving pn
West Noble avenue The asphalt
plant has been shut down for a week
awaiting the arrival Of asphalt binder
material.
Wheat is being thleshed in Logan
county az several places II is being
sold on the market at $l07 ani $40
per bushel W. H. Davis, living notth
Of town, sold his entire crop yesrer-
day at 81 o. per bushel.
Hiram Swanson of Des Moines. Ia,
has been looking around in the vicn-
ity of Guthrie for a dairy location.
lie is well pleased with the situation.
and expcts to locate here in the near
future .4.fi
S. II Manning of Indianapolis lis
here in quest of Elberta peach lihd.
| He says ! eople should not be discdhr-
aged over an occasional failure Of a
peach crop He contemplates Sc ting
out a n acre peach orchard the c3m-
ing fall, principally ElbeItas.
i I =
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WillarG C"Deak") Kimball, travel
ing salesman for Kansas City firm
is here visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. l.. Kimball. on East Noble
avenue.
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THOSE ON
SICK LIST

Secretary of State Bill Cross is on
the sick list.
Mrs. r. p. Beyers is on the sicK list
again.
, John Raymaker, proprietor of the
Klondike meat market who was se-ii-
ously injured last Friday by being Gu
in the foot, is able to be at the mar
Eet again.
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John Raymaker, proprietor of the
Klondike meat market who was se-ii
ously injured last Friday by being Gu
in the foot, is able to be at the mar
Eet again.
evenng from visit in Oklahoma
City.
Miss Gertrude Calvert has returned
from a months visit in Oklahoma City
with friends.
Miss Elsie Barth left this morning
for Kennon, Iowa, to spend the sum
mer.
Will Rrinson OF Muskogee is he
guest OF friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs J. W Kessler are en-
tie tainins Mr. A. J. Lewis OF Alya.
An Elaborate Function
Among the most elaborate socla'
functions of the summer was the re-
ception given last evening by Mes
danes l. ~ Bealles and Gllen Grow
az the bone of The latter, 5l1 East
Washington avenue. complimentary 10
Mrs. A. l.. Allcott, of Jacksonville
III, The large velyety lawn was bril-
liantly lighted with incandescent fight
and Japanese lanterns while the in
terror Of the Crow home was pre,tily
decorator with ferns, roses. sweet
peas and nastultiums which with the
glow thrown over the house from the
colored lights of the chandeliers gave
a very pretty effect;
Under canopy of foliage llumin
ated with small incandescentl lights
punch was served on ,he lawn near
dancing platform.
Misses Ellen Allcott, of Jackson.
vile, Jeanette Beadles, Claude Ham
ilton aud Lula Ainsworth presided
over the punch bowl
Mes ames Robert Sohlberg. c. A.
hughes and Van Vorhees assisted the
hostesses. in entertaining the four hun
dred guests present. The evening was
spntj PLEASANTLY dancing md in conyer-
satimA Adle-'s orchestra furnished
their usual good music.
Tie rerrption was without question
the most elaborate that has been held
in the capital city in some ime. The
event was a dress afflir and scores
Of handsomely gowned women were IN
evi9ence in the lively tbrong.
Quite number Of out of town
guest were IN attendance.
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Jess Ovens has token a position
with the f. o. Lutz Dry Goods Co
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Robeet l.. Dunlop. chairman of the
Oklahoma asylum board. returned to
Newkirk last evening after spending
several days in Gu hrie.
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NJ. and Mrs. n G. Glover re-
turned last evening from a visit in
Oklahoma City with Mrs. Glovers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Dona-
hoe.
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r. N. Imnham has returned from
trip TO sulphur.
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Mrs o. c. Brown returned last
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Judge T. H. Owens, of the criminal
court of appeals, has re urned from a
visit in Muskogee over the Fourth.
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T, F. McKennon is entertaining at
his home on South Capital boulevard
his mother. Mrs. l.. J. McKennon. of
'Cllrksville. Ark.
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H. j. Upton. of Battle Creek. Mich
Is here looking for a location.
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r. E. Sikes is here from Ponoa City
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Mrs J. F. Ghristman returned to
her home in Iowa last evening after
a two weeks visit in the city with
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Judge w. l.. Eagle on Of Pawnee
was in the city last evening
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Mrs. Barde returned las; evening
from visit in Oklahoma City with
her son. Charles Barde. city editor
on the Pointer.
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Mrs. Nellie Coleman, of South Elm
street, is entertaining her sister, Miss
Edna Finn, of Paden.
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Attorney Robert I0Sery, OF Still
water. was in the city Tuesday rep
rtsenting Harry Armstrong, who is un
de- death sentence. before the Grim
inal court OF appeals.
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Mrs. Harry Omar Scott left this
afternoon for Boulder. Colo, TO
spend the summer with friends. Rev.
Scott will join her in August.
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Mrs. o. T. Smith and daughter,
Miss Cora, leave in a few days for
sulphur Springs, where they will
spend the summer months.
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Misses Dot Branham and Elsie
Blair, of the Pioneer Telephone OF.
flee, are sojourning in Colorado
Springs, and other Colorado points.
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W. o. Fleming is in Oklahoma City
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T. II. Smith of Carney is in the city
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Miss Elsie Barth left this morning
for kenn0n, Iowa, to spend the sum
mer.
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Mrs W. M. Gibson. at COZ North
Broad street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Kessler are en-
tie tanning Mr.. A. j. Lewis of Alya.
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Prof and Mrs p. f. Laird are en-
tertaining Frank Laird. OF Kansas
City, a brother of Prof. Laird.
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The Guthrie Humane societg held
a profitable meeting last evening at
the club rooms at the Carnegie Ii
brarV.