The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-09-01

MENU FOR FRIDAY
Breakfast.
Melons, cereal and cream. butterrlsh
corn bread, tea and coffee.
Luncheon.
\ Sardines. Dreaded and baked, with
lemon sauce; baked tomato toast,
stcwed potatoes, cutup oranges aud
sugar cake. tea.
Dinner.
Clear soup, with carrots and corn
Ga left oycr), baked blucflsh. mashed
potatoes. peppers stuffed with rice.
swiss fritters, with hard sauce; black
coffee, The Daily Leader.
The East Side W. G. T. u. viii meet
with Mrs. Tcague Ray, SIG East Clcve
land, Friday,
Mrs. G. u. Nnuemacher and grand
daughter, Miss Irene Ainswolth. have
returned to their home in Ashland.
Kansas after ten days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Brengle.
Mrs j w. Thomas left last even.
Ing for Ponca City to visit relatives.
Miss Gertrude Saltcr Of Wichita
was visiting old friends IN Guthrie
yesterday.
/ Mrs. l.. VI. Matchett Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Fitzgerald of Kansas
City.
Misses Bcttic SkIJmurc and Anna
Owens left last evening for Oklahoma
City to visit friends.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. NJ. Newland return
cd last evening from their country
place near Carmen.
Mrs Lou BesdJes aud Gaughter,
Miss jeanette, arc spending q few
days in Oklaboma City.
Nlrs..c. &, ScbmcIzel Of III Reno re-
turned home last evening a,tcr, visit.
luE ihiis' y. " h''Nc.
Mrs Fred Green Is seriously III III
hcr home Hith blood poisoning caus.
ed from a Sigh, scratch on ner lace,
r
Mrs. I'M Mctlhupcy and grand
daughter, Arlene. returned last even.
iug from a months outing IN Colora'
do. e
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ulterback OF
kingflsher were in Guthrie yesterday
10 hear Vice President Sherman.
Mrs. j. L. l.angston aud children
+ of Oklahoma City are the guests oil
Mrs. G. L. Daughcrty, sos East Okla
homa.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l. Haskens. who
have been guests at the lone for ths
/. pat week returned last night to their
! home in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. y. NJ Durrctt and sister. Mrs
Arthur Jones left this morning for
Crescent to spend few days With
, Mrs. Earl Miles.
On account OF the visit OF Vice
President Sherman Wednesday the
/ Kirmess club dance was postponed
and will be given Friday evening
}, September 2.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp who have posi-
: tons as teachers In the Logan county
:. !. high school are In the city. getting ii
readiness TO take up their duties Scr
, tembcr IL.
81 Mr. and Mrs j. d. Fairfield. 32t
I. North First street, have returned from
: a trip West. They visited many
points along e.lo'lg stretch OF the ~
(, cific coast. Mr.. Fairfield Is under
|, stood to b. prepared TO boom Guthrie
: In most substantial way, and to tha,
end. plans some important building
Operations.
Married at tho residence Of Dr. G.
$. Petty, sos East,Noblc avenue. Wed
ucsday evening ut g O'Clock. the Rev
+ Dr. A. D. Nicholas officiating, Elmer
T. v bDe iHhibb duu .hiiro ndtiif y. -
!. Newland, both Of this city. Tue
groom, Is a native Of Pennsylvania
and the bride OF Old Missouri. Hi
! parents now reside near Meridian
Z hers near enid. and those attending
the ceremony from those TWO places
The groom Is conductor UD the Ioca
car line. the bride having for seyera
years been with the family OF Dr
Petty and has won many friends be
cause Of ber pleasing Christian man
nrr.
REV Harry Omar ScDtt and family
4 are home FROM months visit to Colo
rado. the doctor bringing with him. 4
memento of considerable interest 10
bimgclf aud family. l. 9. as ease oi
+; blood poisoning acquired rbS trying
, 10 make bis foot coupcct with poieei
:, Ivy without damage to Tho prppelinl
foundation. The Ivy was crushed. n.
per intent, but the foot assumed 1
y shape and size not calculated to DIinii