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THE cH!LDREN'S KOLlDAi
'a China New Ysar's !s the It.
 Ones Great Festival.

OneS Gfoat feStivai.
 Except at the Chinese New Yea which comes In February. 1t Is >.r oard to catch a glimpse of children i. China. Little beggars will run bes.d you for miles to earn cash. i; copper coin with a square hole in t.. middle of 1t. worth the twentieth of ! cent, but children who have parents to care for them sesm to be kept il, doors all the time or only allowed tr play in walled yards and gardens w ussd to say to each other: "Why, wher are tho children1 Haven't they go any?' But at New Years we fount out that they had. This Is the grea holiday of all the year in China. wher everybody hangs out flags and colored lanterns and sets oil arecrackers. (W. borrowed our custom of firecracke-s Ger the Fourth of July from China New Year'sJ All the people put OF their best clothes and the children t.is best of all, jackets and trousers bright blue or green or yellow or PUT pls, the boJs and the girls so re.''' alike that you can only tell them a.. by their hair. The boys of conrse t- braided in plgtail. and the gr < done up on her head with silver pi. se. if she's very grand little girl. witt gold or jade. Thus decked out, th. children go walking with their prouo papas and mammas and often 60 l.. the theater. which ls . rare treat fG, Aem.
 Perhaps Chinese children have romn ing plays together, but they alway, look as if they wore boEn grown up ,. ot Nicholas.
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For Rent,

FOR SALE CHEAP-FUNRITUR OF ten roomed home. Bed room suites
 $1Q. Dining table and six chairs
 s5, etc. Call 219 w. 5th or old phone 1885. 5-20-2w.
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A pisappointnent.

"Yes," says the lady after an ac. quaintance of ten or fifteen years be. fore has been renewed, II remember you perfectly"
 "Indeed?' murmurs the gratideu man. 'I am glad to know that"
 "Yes; at one dime I thought of mar rying you"
 "Oh." he replies dejectedly. '1 thought for the moment that there might have been something that made me different from all the other men you ever knew."-Life.
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4 stranoer to hi. Wav..

A distinguished bishop of the Epis. copal church. arriving late at a small town one night. found the hotel closed and, hammering at the door for admis- sion, a neighbor stuck his head out of an adjoining window with, "Say. stranger, knock like the devilr' to which the bishop replied. "I don't know how"
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Asvised vereisn.

DUnOEnbef. I remember. SAo house whore ! was born AAA also the 1anitof. eelleey. butcher 6os
 1Aker boy. bootDlAok. eaevatoS -
 0ooero " ~ novs6<o oAslsonas 0egH sf
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Exerx LIttl. nIt hsIp,.

"You say you encouraged our frient e make another New Years reso'u nonr'
 "I did," answered the man whos' heart is all right.
 But don't you know he'll break . at tho end of six weeks at the leas ee!culation:"
 "I hope not And even If he doe. he'll be six weeks ahead of the game
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A RArauadar.

"Did you make any New Years reso mtion7" asked Miss Miami Brown
 "No" answered MT. Erastus P.ns Ky. but done persuaded Mtstah CoA flower to make one. After l got rh, with him at de las parlor social |, was willin' to promise dat he'd sic. 9yiA' to pick 'sturbancss fohsver s,, UYOf."
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Not Too Often.

'They tell me New England is fun of old maids" said the Philadelphia girl. "Now. I suppose you Boston sirla don't often marryr' No; only ooea. as a rule." replied the Boston girl- Philadelphia Record
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FOrd'S Business College

STANDS for the best of everythngates ing character building Best quipp Owned and conducted exclusively by HOME school
 BOARD Christian roundings
 PREMIUM annes and receive snecial ruer oa penhoder. Or 1910 calendar; it's
 REFERENCES: students, 0 n
 MASONIC n Rock Ark H. K. FORD Pres. and Superintendent
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LOST.

IOST-ONE REBECCA PIN. SEVER
 n days ago. Return to 910 w. 9th ! and receive reward. Mrs. L. M. : ronnett 6 15 Ct.
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Hit Homo.

Tommy-Paw, what Is three card monte? MT. Tucker-Its the most dia. bolical. internal swindle that ever any body-er-er-oh, it's some sort of . gambling game with cards, believe, Tommy-Chicago Tribune.
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PLAN BRANCH PLANT
Union Manufacturing Company Look
ing For Site

The Cumberland Daily News. whose
editor was Hlember Of the party
rom that place which visited Fred.
ciok on last week, says;
The UMon Manufacturing conf
piny Of Frederick. Md. whicn is eN.
iensiycly engaged IN the ma'Sing Of
hosiery Is seeking q site for a branch
liant, and negotiations are in p ogress
that may secure To- Cumberland this
roposed addition to An established
aid successful industry Yesterdas
ghe Frederick plant WAS visited by u
local committee composed of Mcssrs.
! augh A. AlcMulen. Susman ROsen-
baum. Theodore Thumel, Adam Dch.
ior. Henry shriyer. w w. Brown aud
Tamnel Wertheimer. q brother Of the
latter, Charles Wertbeimer, being
heavily interested In the Frederick
ifomuauv The Cumberland visitors
we're entertained AZ the City hotei By
Mr. Lowenstein. president OF the
Union Manufacturing company and
sare also huwn through the lalgt
plant. which employs nearly four hun
cred operatives. and its output. whlle
oyceodIng fifteen hundlcd dozen pair
Of rose per dav. Is not equal to the
femand. Owing 10 this latter fact and
lscause or the difficulty Of securing
|Hooefai4es in sufficient number -
PRO ierck. II tas become necessary y
start o branch plant
within the next ten days o. two
weeks definite proposition Viii hs
submitted ly the directors Of the conf
l1any 10 those IN Cumberland willing
to interest themselves In the enter
iliIse. which has long since grown Pc
sond The experimental stage Tue
1unlon Manufacturing company began
jiusiness twenty years ago. with w.
zoo capital, aud fifty times thal
amount is not an exaggerated esti'
mate OF the value Of its plant ana
trade today"
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ITINERARY Of VIM. H. MURRAY

Tisbomlngo, Okla. May 2o-IIhe fol-
lowing are the speaking dates }f Wm
Il. Murray. candidate for goYsrnor:
Tuesday, June iith. Ell Keno at 5
o'clock p. NJ
Wednesday, June f5tG Minco at
20 m.
Rush Springs at 3 D. 10.
Duncan. at s y. m
Thursday. June 18TH comanche at
o'clock D IN.
Wauiika a; 3 o'clock IL. m.
Friday, June nth at Cornish. at
= p. m.
Friday, June II. Ryan. at p. m.
Saturday, June 18th, Frederick, 5
fclock p. m.
Monday, June goth, Mangum. ~
o clock a. m.
Lone Wolf at 2 p. m.
Hobart 8 o'clock p IN.
Tuesday June 2ist. at Cordell 2
oclockp m.
Clinton. o'clock p. m
Wednesday, June p. Erick.
o'clock p. IN.
sayre, o'clock p. m.
Thursday. June 90. Berlin 10 o'clock
8 m
Cheyenne, o'clock p. m. a.
Friday. June cath, Elk City, . pm
arapaho, at $3.50 y m.
Saturday. june 25th. Thomas. : p N
1aloga. at s o'clock p. N.
Monday. June 27ih. Okeene OF 10
o'clock a. m.
Watonga. . o'clock p. m.
Geary. at s o'clock p. m.
Tuesday. June 2Sth. Kingiisher. al
D. m.
Hennessdy. s o'clock p. n.
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pERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Iand Leader Station, formerly of
this city, has returned to Guthrie and
will become member OF the local
lard. It is Mr.. Stations fist return
10 the capital city in several wears.
7 ] Cunningham. the hustling sec
rotary of the Enid commercial club
and whose activities have been effec-
tive in the upbuilding Of Garfield
countys splendid shiretown. was a
Guthrie visitor today.
p G. Mari of Paris, Mo, is here
On visit to his nephews, Attorney
c A. Marr and W. NJ. Marr. They all
spent the day in Oklahoma City.
James Baxter left today for Kansas
CITY after visit with his family
since Sunday evening.
A. l. Thompson returned Yesterday
fsom a visit in saltwater.
i. r. Shinn has returned from u
several days visit ont OF the city
John " Allison is here from Law
renee, Kas.,. looking after his properly
interests.
A. +. Rock spent the day here from
Atuskogee.
A. ]. ones was here from Beggs
t,day.
S. NJ. Hayes has returned
fro ,.,iekasha.
Ell Henry is out Of the city on bust
ness.
II, Bells came in last evening
from Gushing
p. o. Oliver has been called to his
home in Mallett on account OF sick
rtss
N. j. Isaac and Howard Tenant
hsye gone to Pond Greek for short
say
Miss Era Gregory OF jerks. has
enrolled for business con-se in the
Capital City Business college.
II 7. Morris, Don Norris and Ton
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PROSPECTUS.

PROSPECTUS.
Tuesday
Betsy Ross association hold annual
banquet In evening az lone.
Ross Conservatory Of Music give
graduation recital at PRESBYTERIAN
church,
Mrs Yymon Gray 6ntertalns for
Miss evans, Of Lawrence, Kas.
Wednesday,
Kimona club, with Mrs. Harry New
man.
"Wednesday Bridge, one table, Mrs
VIM. Spurloek
Kermiss Dance In evening at Elec-
trio park
Wonens Missionary society, First
Baptist church give tea at home of
Mrs, D. Brown
Wcmans Relief corps meets In af-
ternoon at Knigts OF Columbus hall
Friday
Friday Bridge with MIS- Charles
Seely
Domestic Science, Mrs. claud SIT.
terly
Saturday.
Phi Delpha Gammas with Mis- Iii.
enore Hanrord
Kconey Mooney Shah clud meets in
afternoon.
Miss Anna Bishop and Miss Mart.
on VIII OF Crescent are staying with
AIRS. ] l.. Bishop and attending the
Logan county summer normal school
Miss Alma Ritterbusch left yester-
day for 4 summers visit III Grand
Island Sch
Mr. ana Mrs, George Green return
cd yesterday from few days honey
moon visit TO points in Kaasas.
Mrs ]. Il Cottingham returned yes
terday from two weeks visit IN
kanfas City Hes daughter, Miss
Madeline wlll remain In Kansas City
for some time.
Tho ladies' Of the West Side NJ. u
I church will hold social Friday even
ng 5n the W. r. Norman lawn. l02i
West Washington.
4 Mrs c r Campbell left today fol
4 a months Yisit IN Mexico With hei
daughter, Mrs f. p Barnard
The Monday Bridge met yesterda!
with Mrs +. NJ. Canton, M Eas
4 Noble. Mrs $. X. VanVoorhees woI
4 the fist prize, Mrs. Frank Laux tn
second aud the consolation went 4
Mra. Ea cassid. There We're n
special guests.
nr, and Mrs. Fred Seids Of Perry
\ will be the guests Of Or. and Mrs
a G. HiSon tomorrow.
The Guthrie High Five club me
last evening at the home OF DR.. an
Mrs. A. G Hixon. Guests or the cm
were Dr. and Mrs. r. o. Barker, NJ
\ and Mrs. /. r. Leach, Jr., Mrs. ]
4 IT Wright, of NJ Reno, and Mr.. Brow
lee, Of kingfisher Trophies wer
won by Mrs Wright and Mr.. j. u
McNeaIs Roses and nasturtiums ad,
ed to the beauty OF the home and
luncheon or two courses followed til
!. A'"Sl
! /Mrs Charles Kuelsly viii roAu
fanizp her Busy Zee Sewing club
, gittie maidens tomorrow at her hom
Hla North Board. Tie little foil
will sew fer. charity this year an
the dues to be paid in at Christina
Ane viii also be given for charIj
'pSp'''' (
! Mrs. +. II Wright Of III Reno,
, The guest OF her brother and Il
wife, Mrs ], ]. O'Rourk.
Mrs. i. 4, Beadies went TO Cki
/ h9ma City this morning for a ts
: days VISIT
: Miss Pentccost. 423 East Marne
! left today fog a months visit IN /
! dianapolis, Indiana
4 Miss Ircne Duke left this morniI
/ for sccby. Miss. AFTER making 1
. extended visit here with D.. an
/. Mrs Duke
!. The marriage OF Miss LEILA
CLARK 70 Mf. q, J BeFeinier OF OH
r
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Ross Conservatory Graduation.

ifVo@ NNUaNiFHhOiJ tfdNudAlbfs
This evening at the Presbyterian +
ehprcn the Ross Conservatory Of Mus I
lc viii hold ia graduation recital Of
the class of 1910. a program OF the I
following numbers VIII be rendered.
Dance D'Etoilcs GODDARD.
Ripping Wayes~GurIitt.
First NazurKa- St saens-I Helen
irene Gephart
Az the Reception Parker Ruth
Clara llpham.
Melody In r, Rubenstein
Polish Dance Scharwenka.
March Grotcsque- SindIng- Lillian
Brown
Ballade Chaminade.
Canzonetta- Schuti.
Barcarollc Neyin Ethel Maud Smith
Sonata Op. 81. No 2 Beethoven
Daigy Williams RaiHtoh
King Robert Of siciiy--Longfellow---
Vera Nevada Funk
Waltz Chopin
polonalse. on. 20, No. Chopin
Daisy Williams RalstQn
Chariot Race flaken from Ben Hur) ~
Wallace Maud Nofiffup Durling.
Kemmenulo Ostrow--Itubensie
Caprice EspagnOi--Moszkowskl Daisy
Williams Ralsion-
Presentation OF diplomas
Migs O'Neal and Miss Newer OF
gingflsher are here to attend the
81 Johns academy commencement
exercises tomorrow night
Miss Mamie Trimm bas returned from
weeks visit az Nayina.
Mrs. James Kolburi has returned
home TO saltwater aftes visit with
'liScs Amy aud habie Massey.
I l1liss RCJaona Chilcott has returned
| from Topeka where she vas attend
Il ing school, Her mother went there
for few days and both visited IN
Waumcgo.
\ The ! o. D.. college fraternity
VII enjoy a dance tonight at Electric
lfk
Nv :. Mary Adams OF Crescent Is
4 visiting Mrs. a. 4. Beyer.
Miss Ethel Jones. formerly Of this
city. passed through the city yester-
day on her way from Dallas 10 Wich-
ita.
-
- group Of Young ladies' from
Erown,$ store happily surprised Mrs.
MAUD Messenger last evening az. the
4 hSipt Of Miss Anna Gwen, 322 East
s. Washington. A feature OF the even.
~ ~~s mocF weddinp which Or
.{easloDcd much laughter. The remain
y der OF the evening was spent at MUSIC
Rand social chat concluded with an Iee
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Mss Harris Elected
SHORT CUTS
TO THE NEWS

The first alleged official action az
ihe goyernor'ss office in Oklahoma
CITY yesterday mas the issuance OF a
! lequisition for Monie Cannipg, who Is
charged with abdhcling her four
months old child She is In Colorado.
The regents for the state school Of
mines at Wilbnrton, met here yester-
day They are considering plans for
TIE main building noon 10 be erected.
First Published Daily Leader 6.9-tos
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that in pur-
.suance to an oder OF the County
Court OF the County Of Oklahoma and
State Of Oklahoma, made on the stD
day OF June. 1910. Ia the matter Of
the estate of John Sherman Sneed,
ct al minors. the undersigned. as the
guardian Of said minors, will sell al
private sale en- sealed bids 10 the
highest bidder for at least one-hali
cash, and the remaining price not 10
exceed two years time, secured by
mortgage on the property subject "a
confirmation b. said court, on or be-
fore the expiration Of the 25th day
OF June, 1910. at 10 o'clock q. m, al
the county court room IN the courl
house IN Guthrie. Oklahoma, Ia said
county Of Logan all the right. title
( interest and estate of said John Shar
non Snecd and Levy Vincent Sneed
minors the right. title and interest
/ that the said estate has, BY operation
OF law, or otherwise, acquired in and
& to all that certain lots, pieces OF
parcels cf land. situate. lying and be
( ing in the county of Logan. State o
Oklahoma. bounded and described a'
follows. and upon the following terms
and conditions. to-wit: The nndi
vided two-shirds f2-3l interest In, Il
and upon lots numbered twelve az
iin block numbered fifty-eight (5Sl
IN the citg OF Guthrie proper, accord
I ing 10 sae recorded plat tnefeOl.
Dated the sfh da5 Of Iune. 1910
! ELIZABETH sSEED HORBOTR,
Guardian
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~ . : s's't'epA'sArsNp
FRESH TOPICS
OF THE TOWN
WIII InItla.e bic cIass


The Modern Woodmen lodge viii
initiate a class of about twenty-five
this evening ct their hall The can
cidates are; A. Murray, A, r strder
~ y. Cole A. ", KeIlough, 'B Me-
Neal, W. H. Shredder !, II. Milan, b.
n. Dwinnell T D. Estes, l.. l.. Shir-
Icy w A. Kellar, G. r. Johnson, II.
a. Montague, ]. W Reocc. c. III.
hoycc, A. j. Kline G. Glsel. r "
Ritterbusch, r. } Siaf, B. II. Ander
son, j. w Seegers. G. /. BAY, B
billings, E Braser J. e. Boyce. l.
Craig. Paul Williams, j. X Norris
and A. T.. Koetsch
ffss Harris Elected
I Migs Mar harris was last nigh
elected kindergarten teacher for the
Central school 4
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ed with an exquisite cut glass sugar
ard creamer.
HAHRlls BUsY--lS
Petitions for referring all the re-
cent election laws were filed this af-
ternoon By state Chairman James A.
Harris OF the Republican party. The
petitions include Senate Dill No. l26
and the other measures OF the last
legislature. some OF which have al
eady been the subjects Of petitions
The grandfather clause Is included
although the election on the question
has already been set for August r,
The petitions were presented TO
Assistant Secretary Of state Leo Mey
~ h'rc and he stamped them. They
werr taken TO Oklahoma Clty for III
ing with Secretary Cross. CIV. LIS
man Of The secrelary's office acted a.
special messenger using an antomo
( bite.
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II Won are iut satlfiee after nsinE
according to directions twothirdE of
4 bottle a. Chamberiains Stomach
and Liver Tablets, you can have your
money back. The tablets cleanse and
isss sss,sate sae SO ev4sel,. suAplo.e ls.s
digestion. regulate the bowels Give
them trial and get well, Sold by
II dealers.
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.coIIcue chorus,t oraanIres.


The college Chorus which took
part In the Union station comedy
met last evening at the home OF Miss
Margue lie Brown and organized in
permanent chorus club which flll
meet every Monday night for rehcar-
sails aud social pleasure. Miss Mar
tha Miller Lennon was chosen prcsl-
dent. Frank Wood. vice president; ;
Gordon Gano, treasurer; Miss Mar
guerite Bsown. secretary and Lee
eockrum sergeant-atarms The
chorus VIII meet next Monday night
with Paul Armnntrout. The pcr.
sunnel Is as follows:
Paul Armantrout, James Abel, Rus.
sell Ballard, Guy Brsendine, Chaun
cey Brown, Marguerite Brown Evan
Campbell, Cha ley Chaney, Lee Cock
+ rum Ethel Douglas, Serene Durlng
+ Iva Fife Grace Floyd, Gordon Gano
Matte Clare Gano. Ransom llamill
Walter hIcnshaw, Lila May Honser
fra irwin, Eva kllnk. Nell Klink
4 rrcssa Matthews, Kate Milikan, Jun'
MOSS, Mayme oliver Tnbby Pollard
} Rena Richardson, Alice Spencer, Bea
sic Whitley Frank Wood, lie pinelI
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Ex-Governor seay and I. NJ Sea
are here rom Kingfisher
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Norris made an overland trip to
eoyle yesterday in their car.
Q. 4. Hunter has returned from a
tip to Sapulpa and Vinita.
Miss Minnie Kimble is spending a
few days at her home in Beggs,
H. A. Thomas came in from Law,
ton last evening
George L. Ladd was here from VIII
lrton Yesterday
Capt. william Knipe was mere today
from Perkins.
Gustave Erixon went to oklahoma
City this morning.
j J. o'Rourk was in Oklahoma City
today,
G. G. Brown was in Meridian yes.
isFaaf.
s. a. Swendson surgeon fer the
Santa Re, spent Yesterday mere from
Topeka, Kas.
Henry Bass returned home 10 Low
.oll this morning his wife having un.
dergone . successful operation iiere.
J. ! Cunningham secretary chamber
Of commerce of Enid is in the city to
day TO, file petition before the cor
ro-aiIon commission against the Fris
% Railroad TO change the time Of a
train.
p. J. Wright of Kokomo. Ind. is q
erest in the city.
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Norris made an overland trip tol
coyle yesterday in their car.
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S. W. shaM 6 hera from EnId.
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!. ?. S. Nagle is here from Kingflsher
LaI-~,N% ~ \
n Ted ErOOkc Is carrying his rigi4
Erm around in sling as the result q
IN accident While cranking maj
chine, small boy playing with the
levers caused the machine 10 ihroy
sdr Brooks several feet. breaking lIs
erm
y. r. Gunden is here from Wichita
c. c. Clothier has gone 70 oklaho-
mo City for u few days.
Max Huber was here from Seward
today
EHrl Hooper, aged ~. died this
morning a. his home south Of the cits
OF heart failure He was the son Of
4. d. Hooper prospectus farmer
f'neral will take place tomorrow.
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VIM 4. Collins IS here from Eufan-
ID
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! J Cunningham. the hustling sec
rotary OF the Enid commercial club
and whose activities have been effec-
tive in the upbuilding Of Garfield
county's splendid shiretown. was a
Guthrie visitor today
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day evening at Z 0'clocl, at the home
Of the brlde iOl9 East Harrison,
DR. Noblitt, pastor OF the Christian
church wfll otficlate.
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course. The bride elect was preserS
cd with an exquisite cut glass sugar
ard creamer.
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Eand Leader Station, formerly of
this city, has returned to Guthrie and
MI become a member OF the local
iard. it Is Mr. Stations fist return
10 the capital city in several wears
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The total amount received from the
@uuion station" put on last week was
1880, expenses, SIS leaving u
grand total OF s3G5.7o. Very flattcr.
ing indeed was the result and be.
speaks much credit to those in charge
1T the entertainments.
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Tuesday
X Betsy Ross association hold annual
banquet In evening az lone
Ross Conservatory Of Music give
graduation recital at Presbyterian
church,
Mrs Yymon Gray entcrtalns for
Miss Evans. OF l.awfence, Kas.
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Miss Minnie Kimble is spending a
few days at her home in Beggs
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Miss Ircnc Duke left this morning
for sccby, Miss. after making an
extended visit here with Dr. and
Mrs Duke
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Q. L. Hunter has returned from a
trip to Sapulpa and Vinita.
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P. G. Mari Of Paris, Mo, is here
On visit to bis nephews. Attorney
c A. Mari and W NJ Marr. They all
spent the day in Oklahoma City.
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The regents for the state school of
mines at Wilbirton, met here yester-
day. They are considering plans for
TIE main building noon TO be erected
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Miss Pentccost. 423 East Warner
left To-Day fot a months visit IN IN
dlanapolis, Indiana.
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The marriage OF Miss LEILA N
Clark 70 Mr. 4. J BeFemier OF DkHp
hoiaa CITY, sill take place Wedgas-
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Mrs + II Wright OF HI Reno, Is
The guest Of her brother and his
wife Mrs, J, ]. O'R0urk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-14

Mrs. Charles Kpelsly viii rosqr.
ganizp her Busy Zee. Sewing club A
fittle maidens tomorrow At her homel
Hl3 North Board Tie little folks
will sew fer charity this year and
the dues to be paid in at Christmas
Anie viii also be given for chariHl
'pAposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-14
SaturdaY

Miss Anna Bishop and Miss Mart.
on VIII of Crescent are staying with
Airs. J t. Bishop and attending the
Logan county summer normal school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-14

The ladies' Of the West Side NJ. Il
church will hold social Friday even
ng 1n the NJ. r. Moorman lawn. l020
West Washington.