The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-06
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Guthrie 10 sc Of Perfection No. /
alll meet at the Masonic temple thi.
evening
John sclatrom has purchased the j
N File property nj jil East Harrt
son avenue
II. Hobson, Of Topeka, chief signal
engineer OF the Santa he, is install
ing the automatic signals and inter
locking switches on the Santa Fe
tracks in and about Guthrie. The
work viii be completed in about two
months.
The state medical board viii meet
next week al the lone hotel for the
puipose OF holding the SECULAR state
medical examination, January II II
and IL. About fifty applications have
heen received to take the examina
lion.
Arthur NASH pulled BY Sheriff Ma
honey for selling whiskey to a Gov
eminent Witness was bound over TO
the superior court today by Justice
Seward ON charges of operating q
joint and selling liquor
Maypole with miniature dolls dressed
In pink aud green colors dancing
about The pole, Dolls In small bas.
kets were given as favors. Those
, esent We're; Lee and Banks Hughes
adelaide Lutz, Adelaide Bledsoe.
Mary Neal, Dorothy Morrow, Robert
Morrow and Marian Morrow,
The Benevolent association VIII
meet with Mrs. H. A Hahn. 5lg East
Cleveland avenue, Friday afternoon
at $50 o'clock
The Guthrie Choral society Is be.
ginning The second series Of rehears.
ais preparatory to rendering u grand
concert on Or about March 10 or H.,
The society will hold It's regular re-.
hcarsal tonight At 3 O'clock at zoo ~
East liar lson avenue. and u Is iihc
earnest desire Of the management
that fully ono hundred persons be
cnrolIod ut ibis meeting. The so
cieiy Is studying such productions MS
these; HAL bright Abode" Faith.
ful anl True trrom Tannhauscr).
Wagner Soldiers Chorus t,ou
mods Faust" Prayer and Finale
tli 81 acl Lohcngrlu), Wagner.
The Kensillglon club Is being en-.
irrtained tlis afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Wright, at ii3 East
fcrkins avenue
Mics I'rcda Ilncdy has returned 10
hen home IN 81 Joseph. Mo. after
spending the holidays with her aunt.
Mrs. Il W., Black, on Norll, Broad
street.
Mr. aud Mrs. y. N Chester and
family leave soon for Los Angeles.
Cal. whore they will reside In tho
future, Mr.. Chester has been cor.
ncctad with the IonghiOnFD Douglas
Cotton company for several years
The ladies Of tie Baptist church
will hold woman's prayer meeting
Friday at $3.50 p, NJ. In the church.
II Is hoped that al women OF the
church and congregation will make
a special effort to be In attendance
The East Side w Ct g. u will
meet at thc home or Mrs Jennie
scrlbbens. i01 East Noble, Friday
afternoon, A full attendance Is de-
sired,
Mrs. Norman Haskell and children
have returned to their home In Mus.
kogee
The Royal Nelghbprs last evening
gave u pretty social function al the
home of MIS-. j, w. Oldham on South
First street In honor OF their oracle.
Mira, Spdie Mathis, During the even.
Ing Mrs. oldham and Mrs Mathis
were presented with handsome silver
pieces Games and music wefe the
pastncs Of the evening after which
an elegant foul.rourse luncheon was
served Those present were: Sadie
Mathis Clara Kellogg. Nora Sirons.
Victoria Taxier, Clara McDonlld,
Clare Cohageu Hattie Burnett An.
die Pulae. Grace Kellogg. Lillian
Niekodomus. Myrtle Ruckel. Edith
Murphy Lotlic Kellogg. Anna Wright
Cecil Pickering. Maude Massey. En-.
piu Shearer Ida Oldham. Dora ThcIs,
sarah Joe Pickering, Sar3 Mae Camp.
bcll Of Enid: John Shcarcr. Walter
Kellogg VIII Burncti. John Oldham,
Grace Lestc-, Alice SIcgfticd. LILLIAN
RilIs. Nellie Arnold Myrilc Callahan,
VIII Kellogg, Llpvd oldham, .iobn
Kellogg Levi Maicheti Roy Oldham.
Jean Pickering, Minnie Billings and
sula Cooper.
Miss Ida Niblack returned last
nighl from ponc1 City where she
spent the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. Il y. Morrison aud family