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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
You Like Read Good News While Fresh You'll Have Take This Paper

Audubon the other day and / was
as much pleased as if it had of been a
check, for no one knows what the old
song, There Is No Place Like Home,
means until he is thousands of miles
from home / would be glad to shake
hands with a yellow American dog now
If should happen to meet one. Well,
Mr.. Cole cannot think of much more
to write about this time but will write
from every country that | stop at on my
way through Europe and Asia.
/ will sail from here Nov. 3, on the
Spanish ship Fernando Poo. They
generally go to Genera. Italy. first and
then to Port Said, Africa, but ON account
of the cholera in Italy we will probably
go direct to Port Said and through the
Suez Canal. / believe this is all for this
time. You can give my very best re-
CARDS to all my old Audubon County
friends and tell them that | expect to
pay my old home another visit not
laterthan 1918.
From your friend,
w. H. BEEDLE,
Police Dept. 4. Manila, p. /.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
CITIZENS VOTE
TO BOND TOWN.
Special Election Tuesday Results In
Town Being Able To Further
Waterw orks Construction,

The Special Election last Tuesday
passed off very quietly although work
ers were busy for both sides Happily
both propositions carried by safe ma
| jorities. Ii was an absolute necessity
and the city council preferred to submit
these important matters to the voice of
the people. Because of this no doubt,
both the well and the bonding PROPOSE
tions carried. The council could have
gone ahead and made the improvements
without submitting the matter to the
voters, but where they are handling
considerable sum of the public's money
it is always preferable to take the peo-
pie into consideration.
We say we are glad both propositions
carried, because, from our viewpoint
they were very necessary. Those who
opposed the measures, likewise, have
their views and to these they are en-
titled. We believe, however, they will
come to see where they were in the
wrong.
The total vote reached POI. OF this
total three were women voters and three
ballots were spoiled Following are the
two propositions which were presented
to the people:
st.--Shall the town of Audubon,
Iowa, extend its waterworks sys-
tenn by constructing an Artesian well
to be used in Connection Herewith at a
cost not to exceed fifteen Thousand
(S15, 100000 dollars? The vote on the
measure was; 14S for and SO against.
End the town council of the
town of Audubon, Iowa, be authorized
to issue waterworks bonds of said town
in an amount not toexceed ten Thousand
$40, 900, COY dollars as provided by law
with which to procure funds to pay for
the construction of an Artesian well to
provide water for the waterworks sys-
tenn belonging to said town. The vote on
the measure was; l40 for and II against.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
Mrs. Mc0uire Dies Suddenly.

Sunday afternoon November IL, 1911,
at her home in Audubon occurred the
death of Mrs. Margaret Mcclure an
elderly and highly respected lady. fol-
lowing short illness IN s Of only twenty
al was held Wednesday morning No
vember Is, 1911 at 10 from St. Patricks
Catholic church, Requium High Mass
being read by Father McDanal the pas
tor and the sermon was delivered by
Father G. Arthur Macleod of Missouri.
The remains lie in state in thechurch
until evening when they were taken to
the G. & N. w. depot and shipped to Full.
ton, Illinois, for burial Will give full
obituary next week.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
Baby Wright At Rest.

Dale Morris Wright, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Wright was born in Au-
dubon, Iowa, August %, 1911 and fell
asleep November 8, 1911, aged eleven
weeks and one day. This precious little
boy whose sweet, pure spirit has gone
back to the kingdom of God lived Just
long enough to endear himself to all.
We will see him again in eternal life.
A bereft father, and mother, three sis
tiers and two little brothers, with many
sympathizing friends and acquaintance
mourn the going away of this little pet
of the home.
Funeral from the home last Friday at
10 a. M. conducted by j. H. Freedline.
A mixed quartette sang several beauti-
full selections. Interment in Arlington
Heights cemetery, Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
Church OF Christ.

Normal class for next week will meet
with Mrs. Hollenbeck at 7:30 pm.
First lesson on part 9th. Ladies Aid
Society meets Wednesday afternoon at
2 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. Topic, The Faith of Our
Childhood and Our Faith of Today. /"
Chorus practice Friday evening at 1:30.
s. Sat 10 am, Topic, !" Ezra's Journey
70 Jerusalem" Ezra 9:2l-32. Sermon
IL a. m. Theme. The Goodness of
God" Christian Endeavor at $3.50 pm
Theme, "a Missionary Journey Around
The World" Acts 1913 80 Preaching
at 1880, Topic, Resurrection" We
wish to extend a cordial invitation to
all to be present at any or all of these
services. J. j. Rupert, Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16

Monday while driving in the country
on insurance business, A. f. Drake was
caught by heavy gust of wind near
the p. A. Hollenbeck farm which blew
his buggy over and threw him out
Fortunately Mr.. Drake was not injured
and only the buggy reach broken which
he soon had replaced and was able TO
continue his journey. The same day a
carriage belonging to Geo. A. Campbell
and occupied by four grown people and
two small boys was skidded along the
road for some distance by the velocity
of the wind while ON their way to town.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
AUDUBON COUNTY
S. S. CONVENTION
To Be Held In This City At The M.
e. Church Next Week-.Will Be
In Session Two Days.

The Audubon County Sunday School
Convention will convene at the Metho-
dist church in this city next Tuesday
afternoon and viii remain in session
for two days. An interesting program
has been prepared A delegation from
the various Sunday Schools of the
county is looked for, and very profit
able convention is anticipated.
Miss Alice Gardner, Mrs. Frank
Niklason, Miss Mary Davis and Mrs.
Hollenbeck compose the entertainment
committee and these ladies will look
after the comfort and welfare of all the
delegates.
Following Is the program:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
2:30 pm. Devotional Services -
----------H. c. Schlesselman
800 Address of Welcome $1,000
------- -------- ----J. II. freedl1ne
3:15 County Organization
---F. +. Fitch of Des Moines
Appointment of Committees and Assign
ment of Delegates.
Adjournment.
EVENING SESSION
.oO 4AuoiO SiOi US NlIOlI
Devotional ---- Rev. A. B. Miller
Special Music
800 The Trinity of Childhood and Y
Youth" $500 Rev. w. r. Manning
Benediction.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
$50 Devotional Services Rev. Rupert
8:45 Round Table
$3.50 Some Principles of Teaching"
N-------- Rev. w. II. Manning
1920 General Discussion
IL 100 Reports of Delegates and Adj
uress Dy- ---------------f. +. rltcn
11:45 Adjournment
AFTERNOON SESSION
1870 Music
Devotional Rev. o. Mehnert
200 Adult Work - w. r. Manning
2:45 Discussion of s. S. Problems
Audubon Shelley, Leader
3:15 Election of Officers and Secre-
tary's Report
3:45 Adjournment
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
Mrs. Hecker Surprised.

Thursday evening last a number of
relatives and friends called at the home
of Mrs. Henrietta Hecker on North
Tracey street and surprised her in honor
of the anniversary of her birthday. A
all present did ample justice, after
which minor games and social chat was
enjoyed. The following persons were
present besides the family to enjoy the
evening: Mesdames Geo. Weighton,
Chas. Tramp. J. A. Graham, J. s. Den
mis-, ST., ]. G. Burkey and Miss Maude
Heilman. Of course the party would
not be complete without the presence
of Mrs. Burkey's grandson, Jimmie
McNutt and he was there. Mrs. Hecker
was kindly remembered with number
of fine china pieces.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
Attends Golden Wedding.

Mr.. G. Thompson the harness maker
for A. NJ. Currier was called to Avoca
Friday TO deliver an address in honor
Of the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs Olsen. The largest
hall in Avoca was rented and banquet
was given at which about 800 people
were present. Mr.. Thompson who is
rated as fine orator gave very nice
address appropriate to the occasion,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen were the recipients
ofmany handsome presents, including
$40. 90 in gold
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
A Family Reunion.

To-day, Thursday, a family reunion
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Graves ON Church st. A
sumptuous-dinner will be served and a
general good time had by those present.
The following members of the family
win be present: Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Rye and wife, Albany, Mo-, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Newton. Quinn, s. d., Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Clark. Jr., of Viola; the
ladies are the daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs Graves: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Graves. of Viola and G b. Graves OF
Dedham, the two men being their sons
and Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Clark, Sr., OF
Audubon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
Sad Ending Comes To Both.

Mrs. Christofferson, the aged Atlantic
lady who was shot by her husband week
before last, died of the effects of her
wounds last Friday This is indeed o
sad ending to an aged couple where the
wife has been hurled into eternity and
the husband filling ward at the state
insane asylum. And perhaps all for
the greed of money.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
Tine Danish lutheran church.

Young Peoples Meeting this evening
at 500 o'clock. The confirmation class
will meet Saturday morning at 900
o'clock. Sunday school Sunday morn
ing as usual at $3.50. Services Sunday
evening at 1880.
Rev. j. p. Christensen, Pastor,
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-16
I Card of Thanks.

We take this method of expressing
our thanks to the many neighbors and
friends who assisted us in the time of
our bereavement. Their many kind
nesses will never be forgotten.
G.. nj. Harmon and family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
GUTHRIE LANDS BIG TRFSTATE UNIVERSITY

annonHeed Rev ~ Beeie. II FoFt
Ngfth, 8ffieial rsgse eaiaiiee ef the
pfh03iat school laeFe appeared at
LEi6 He told The trustees thaf tae
UaiF aemards the Teas school aClla
make would he fecogaiiion d ils
: s1gates. representation Of tire tar.
ustg and 0a the board of trustees
The location ana aaming of the
school Uas leGt % lhe Oklahoma
board
Just what steps all be iaken %
gave Texas repre- seaiation On tae
hoard has NOT bees announced
These pFepogitlpgs Heie readiiy
4reed to bY the 0Alaa0maas aad t0e
deal vas closed TIE statement ia
ar Oklahoma Cir apec tAat the
lexas university Is holding oat IL an
tsge
Fred M Green tAis incoming gave
cat an official statemen; 20 the SgoVs
effect saying there s I'D sort oi
DOUBT about a cQmplste merger Iae
texas school viii be transferred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
AGED MISER CRAZED BY FEAR
OF WITCHES MURDERS BRIDE OF
ONLY A MONTH WITH PITCHFORK

stained hatVi1 and umDfe.ia wAich az.
paFently had been Bsed az weapons
eFe found in the room
Religious pictures and decorations
0A EAe walls also we're stained. and
q hand print was foRna 0n cross
tilat had haen tQgH sEDm The VAL
According I'd Ngs Anna Potter mEo
for nineteen Eears aas EaseaaaafA s
aDnsekeepEF. he dreamed constantly
as witches.
When he w0aid come h0ne and
f7nd ME suffering from d headache.
sha SAID, Ae &0nld say Whase gars
lave you been III ] would say En4t
n Rad been in no 0hes gaFd and he
would repiv "A gnew goa have
been III their yard and they have
-ae1 n. Il se4tsGA VI Ss~ aAA- 49,
witches have given sou me headacAs
she sept bis greenDacks IN q long
SEVER pipe hi the cellar and Fae coins
II can. which aaagled do@n tn ths
pipe ng y long ~ire 9H Ftp ct tNs
can he put red AM zKeea s1=S 50 As,ts
the witches ava II touched Thf
eams. ne would knoa Ii as tas aisaF
Management 81 the rags
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25

Mexico city Mag 25-As'er iae e1
c8tement Lass nlght when 5s014y riot
iag sRept over lhe city following 4
report that Dsaz has a0t resigned ~
stn9esrea tae capital " @9tspsiss'
lively quiet this morning lp y ssi3-
mated that seven we're Killed Shl
thlgtyax injured a last nigats floI-
ing Armed m0bs r0amed targlga
the stFeesg bearing huge pictures ak
Mader0 aud threatened - storm TIE
Palace Troops we're called oNt AMI
fired yiiags Into t1e mq5 before +
dispersed Foreign Minister De "a
BMra issued statement sass morn
ag thsk President D.az aud Wee
President Corral aonld resign tals
afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25

ST. Louis. May g5-His constant
hYooding over RitphcFafi. intensified
by quarrels and worry shout prop
sfts. Alloys Eisenharth. aged - to-
lay Get upon ana killed with D pltea.
fork his bride oG a month, wlea sAe
returned 10 the house after week 5
81 payatl0n, auA probably fatally
wounded Mrs. John NJ King ~ife of
A physician. WHO haa accompanied
Mrs. Elsenaarlh.
Before attacking the wOmen rs,
I. baFth closed aaa locked the wiil'
aoRs aud shutters Neig baors. aeaT-
ing the frantic screams. battered
vsiniy at the doors III an eHaFt 70
save them. When policeman an.
veared. EisenBarsb opened ~ aim.
1@r~r E-se 1e @
marked
.l'in glad i did III They we're plot
tsns to get nS property tr0m me
tney can hang me tomorrow don
vsre
Mrs ElseRharfa. who Vas NrsNaf
vissa Wilkie. and ~ when she becaHis
EIsenbarths bride and Mrs hiaE aA
tended themselves desperately
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
~ - -

Denver CoG MaF zlDnis fpn
phni the aefonaat shot lass aisaz ia
4 q0arfei 81 the Brown Palace hefei
AM navAa Fatally injured TRe
sf0n1ie e said to nave been oTee 4
aonsn sad sAts 0tef tne merits 0a
different vaseEas of caampa9ne
Fraak HenWood agent for fae NeR
York Gas egIpaa4 vino 1sd fae
shooting s ia l "A hglei Say fe
u0fe3 tsom FpnPaui abdomen tsis
morning W Atkinson b HealssY
Colorado Springs contractor aad
r Copeland 4 mining man Of Ricsor.
colorado 2efe a3aD STOOL 6'is n9s aah
eer0psig aiafed Iaeg @er# bY
ISLANDERS sna baf p0,Nng to a2 @sta
tMe 4uaf@A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
THEE CITES COMPETE

Guthrie Easv Wlnnsr Over Oklahoma
City Ard Enid n Location
Tie following Offers we're before
Tie board
GutaFie- Tue Mecos45aiiBey tract
~ forts acres tor campus, slaa pla
81 McC0s and Caiineg for the eadoR-
neat fund $4,000 from citizens
generally tor building fund
Enid 100000 endowment. $50 1923
bIGldlag fand 10 acres tog campus
Oklahoma Ci,F-So. i, Putnam City
site. adequate ground for campus. use
9f central museum and iiaFarfi S1s8T
800 40. 2, Oklahoma Cliy COMPANY
Site ~ acre campus and slV99ve en-
aowment No. 4. Oklahoma City Co.
site, 2aa.8G9. sg acre campus aud igv
acres og land additional.
The offer Of Sir Putnam Kas paFl
~ hls plan 10 build chain 0s e9f
eyes about Oklahoma Cts and Pal
ram City. By AM 10 build s5H9.e3e
museum and 8i8Fary in the center foi
the wss Of aH. Three denomination
Al colleges are said ia have been e
cured for the eaaim ne Methodist
school alll Sc car larger 1naa aas q
he 0thegs The school idea was Ir
+ pGtnams substitute fof tae loeaties
8gf the state capital. which iel
+ through lass year
The denomination Plans sor W
sad0p ment are 10 bring the Sl99. .l'9
from Fort Worth Immediately and 4
sse the seeond siVa0ee ia ioa
years and the THIRD sieo9es Ia tei
years CouaaGss aTs to be maa'
s0In
The articles of Incorporation psl
e. 6la5 II q seK days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25

los Chairman r Riley dii not
vote Gufbriss vote oi eleyea not
only constitutes majority " t1e
members present but constituted q
eiean majority Of the board, there be.
irg fwentg-oue members in All ReY
( = Mogg. The Oklahoma City lead
er saying that Guthrie bad won ia
q great fight. moved to make the ac-
tl0n unanimous. and that was done.
important Meeting On JUne 2
AZ Z meeting here On June 2 the
trustees wiil 20 into the details for
the great enterprise T8e faculty
VIII be filed the plans for buildings
g0ne over, contracts signed ana 1.~
la8s adopted
II II expected that building viii be
s,arted this SIMMER and that the
school VIII be iu its home AZ the
opening Of the term III September
1872 The site Ia an admirable one
and there will be commanding
giew Of the city. with Mineral Wells
park between. The trustees Were
moved 10 accept GuthFies offer Dg
the general excellence of the city a.
ven al hv the absolute good faith
stown here
Chancellor Bradford
George II Bradford ID d. foi
tAFae years chancellor of Epworth
university. Is TO be ! chancellor and
le will move here soon Rev Or
Fielder. president of Fort Worth Uni
Terslty. IS 10 be vice chancellor
Parts of the faculties OF the t@f
schools pll be selected for the con
sDlidated school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
HosplTAL roa SEVERAL STATES
Modest institution fefe Likely II
become Great Affair


TAe Methodist hospital iH GlsHF'e
+ now the 0nls 0ne tAe deA0AiAa.
ton las between kansas CHS Aaa
tie Gulf, and Il wsl be tae Aeta0A'
Il, hospital os several states
Patronage 1t t4e hospital = lsFee
and IL increases regularly. aAa
building If additions eyd become
raeesslgs before the college soeatipB
affair came about Plans had aesa
made for more aaiidsHes g {Ae
counts 0a the West side Rev "
FA Belts. slpenate adeni ls aisA@
egated over the ggDspeUts q ths noe
nlfal He said soaas 1881 tae bat
ronage is cue ard laat tae saFssla'
wofs il s01eth.az 20 9gaAi el rev
small hospitals a lae country BAYS
n0se operations
Z THE college lnatau makes 6ukAfis
ltHe hospital poiai Ger the senoes y
salt AVA Era ere Methodist 9ef
rory oE Kansas 0asahoEna teAas
+ Sew Mexico. AEkaAsas ana Raita q
Missouri There arc also some NoFta
arn Methoaists Ia Aisalssippi a1A
+ Louisiana. Pfaea afaiy lao'lse as
miles sauars 8ll ge wi9as4fH ~ M
Institution.
fnmsliate stspF - mest tAs ag'
demand will be taAeis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
TRUSTEES SEE THE SITE
Men On important business Busy E'
cry Minute While IN Town


Men On important business Busy EV
cry Minute while In Town
Members Of the board 0f trustees
arrived from Oklahoma Ctr shortly
before 3 o'clock last evening. accom-.
Uaaied Nv a large delegation OF rep
TesentatiFe citizens Of Guthrie A
meeting of the board had been held
at Oklahoma City and the sites Of
iered weFe visited
The visitors we're taken ln aut0Mo.
ileg TO the First II f. church and
Ceatra school building They wege
taken to the Gaaney Mccoy site,
hich was thoroughly examined Re
turning to the city every visitor was
Offered mineral water and all saw
the gem OF a park Meanwhile tAe
peculiar advantages Of Guthrie @eFe
pointed out
Al the lone hotel the chamber q
commerce gave the visitors an ia
formal dinner The trustees we're al
guests OF the chamber Of commercf
bile here. paying no bills
At $50 the memorable session Be
gan in the auditorium ol tae firS
81 +. church. The offers were can
~ assed and Guthrie was selected. TIA
name Gf EpwOrth was suggested ol
& chancellor Bradford. while Rev Dir
slogg suggested Guthrie university
Tire comprehensive title Of the Metn
0dist university oi Oklahoma VA
unanimously agreed 10.
The church Was crowded al tlmel
itl interested citizens. among waom
81 ere many women MANY OF the cir
izeus remained Rztil alter midnight
The session was a strenuous one ani
nas marked Bg good feeling Al MD
fright u Putnam the big 0s!aho
ima City real estate man. left
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
CAPITAL or SCHOOL EMPIRE
Guthrie Becomes Center For Great
Southwestern EaacstIcnsl Field


II would be hard ioF the people
ef Guthrie 10 appreciate rae great
ROSS oil The coming Of the Methodist
University % Ok.aaoma ga first
thought. said Res N @ Coleman,
rast0r the First siEtaOdlsl Episcopal
cauFch. today Mr. Coleman waO Fe-
Gently came here s0m Kansas, has
been one ot the most earnest, aole
slo effective WORKERS cor the locs-
ton here. He further said
.F0r gears IL has been the smbi-
t30n 0f Bishop qua le To build up
great Methodist empire 10 tle
soathweat To this emo he has bent
tan the energy ok hls splendid alil'
it's. ana tie Methodist university 81
Oklahoma IL the Ees go tue situation.
There IL not In America such
rnagaiHcent territory as that com
nrsiug the patronlAng territory ol
tals school The iast ten years have
seen an immigration Of loFt1eF1
people into Oklahoma and Texas
taat has been phenomenal Nueh o.
iris emigration nas been Metaodisi
, h <5y4AENpA4s ~ tA32& N-A~ 4~"A @
TAN the north Is nor placed Back oi
taia institution
The mistake ol dividing the lh
terests of education Dy making
humber OF small schools Is Eo oe
avoided ln this case Kansas Iowa
I Nebraska and Illinois have made tn'
blnader Ok building large numoe
u small institutions lala aas faa4'
n impossible 10 uui8d ap ln any Q
these states 5 great university
The Methodists 81 the Soutnrea
proposes to concentrate all their eap
4 e tionaI peNer Ia tbis ore SCHOOL
When we take int0 eoBsidefaliol
the development oi this Southwest
sr.d that we baRe just reached ta
4 period whea tae Development ot pH
I educational interests will become
paramount consideration, this mean
ftEat here al Guthrie IL % 0e tae eai
lial of this great scnoel empire FL
X bey0nd tae commercial question
4 hleh Is d yital one to as, %iis -
liHe development of sil tnaF goes =
4 aae for the most wholesome SIN
zeRsaiR
Oklahoma il % Be congratulate
Ga having such leader aHa eanea
~ ag Bishop ORA, y to foster 1i
great movement and saGyeY t9e Fe'
lie og Guthrie hai wita delight 81
coming 0f tas college
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25
7Rl.sTATE MERGER

FoUr Conferences Firmly snnd IN
the University Agreement
Tae Oklahoma university tor ths
Methodist Episcopal denomination
nigl in reality BE the official and only
sh00i f0g ghree states. New Mex
icc viii III ALI probability ae g stase
VI the time the college opens Eas
pagfgas 10 the sggeemeat are tae 3s'
laanma Methodist conference tae
Fast Oklahoma conference, the Texas
conference and the New Mexico asis
son conference
II was aeeme4 best Tor ais con
eeAl llea Ia 4aaAa.sa4Ae 4Au AeAAssDAs 4As-
ID locate the merged school on friend
ly sail. NOT far Eout1 oi Gasnrie the
Methodist Episcopal church, soash
esoones strong. although the Aorta
eFa hsanrA has a good hold sven iA'
aown sn Texas Ths Elan oS 0pefal
gNe bi-denogninaFi0Ba school in CA
laagma cits failed
AT End tie merger 1as Official.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-25

electric lipi.s aud gas service bT lo-
cal corporations the grounds are
bsinE plated, and around the Hnifer-
Sly campus viii be grouped q great
number ot homes
Temporary Quarters
The university work will be open
81 n Guthrie early I'll September
The Central school building aud the
First 81 Z church have beeB tender
e3 it is expected TIE school build.
iag will he used tor class rooms amd
The church for administrative and sE.
sembky purposes. The predictions
ale that upwards of 40g regular aud
special students sill enter the first
ton The expectation Of these most
Interested Is that the school viii in
feK wears have student b0dy 81
l 8a0. and viii rank among the iarS'
Itr Methodist schools of the country
cla6 Tidinas at Midnight
The trustees were Id session aE fae
Firsi u. f. church from $40 Until
s1 a m About 1895 the decisive
vote vas reached Immediately after
Ia the city whistles and the santa
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