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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-11

NAL anniversary, of the founding Of st.
Andrews university. All Of the noted
colleges Of the world are sending dele;
gates toythe centennial and Mr.. Young
gains quite a distinction in being Sc
,lected as the delegate from the Wis
consin Institution. DIR. Young has a
leave OF absence for year and, after
"a trip through the continent with his
bride, he vii spend the remainder of
the year in Germany studying.
The out Of town people here for the
wedding were Ex-Governor and Mrs,
A. b. Fleming and daughter, Miss Wiz:
ginia, W. 3. Watson and Miss Rose
Watson, Of Fairpont, and Harry
Young, Of New Orleans,
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STATE TOURNAMENT.

PARKERsBURGs Aug 1.-THE fifth
annual West Virginia State Champion
ship Tennis Tournament, which viii
be held at the Parkersburg Country
Club courts the week OF August TWEEN
ty-one, promises to be the largest
event Of It's kind in the history Of the
state, The local committee on ar
rangements has already received re,
sponses from a large number Of crack
players from Wheeling, Fairmont,
Charleston and Pennsboro, stating
that they will be on hand in large
numbers to participate in the event.
The winner of :the tournament in
stngles@tilEmeetsE Everett Drennen of
Fairmont for the state championship.
Drennen and Watson, Of Fairmont are
me Pfeseat Folders Of the title OF
state chahplbns IN doubles and they
wifi be compelled to defend this title
also.
,Thetlocal Country Club courts are
in the finest possible condition for the
big event The local players have al.
sosbesn7 praetfciRg diligently and are
in shape to uphold the honor and dig
nifty Of Parkersburg on the courts in
thesevents' with out-of-town wlelders.
sssInsadG ittoRgtofthe prospects for a
fine tournament from the standpoint
he local committee on arrangements
Is preparing to give the visitors royal
treatment in social way. A big
dance ne YIN be the GROWING feature
ind WIN be held on Wednesday night,
August twenty-thlrd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-11

sutMMARY-Home run, Clarke;
three base hits, Carey and Madden
two base hits, Luderus t2); sacrifice
hit, McKetchnie; hits of Leifeld, 10
In 8 innings; on Moore, 3 in s innings
bases on balls of Moore, S; of Lei
field, A; struck out by Moore, ;, by
Leifeld 8, by Ferry l, by Chalmers q;
double play, Leiaeld to Gibsonto Nc
Ketchnie: hit by pitched ball by Lei
field 1.
Time hour IS minutes.
EMPIRES KLEIN and Ferry.
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DANGER FOR FAIRMoNr Il
sK PE0PlE-APPENpIcITIS,

Many Farm ntSpeople have wind or
gas in the stomach or bowels, sour
stomach or constlpation and do not
know that these are symptoms of
chronic appendicitis which may any
minute become .acpte. They should
try simple buc thorn bark, giycefirle,
etc.s as cpp1p6nnde ed In AdleF. !. ka, the
new German a enltcitis renady
SIN GLfl ipQ sfi win bring relief. Mas
tins Drug oi'e, s. Main street.
states tliat ~ aIIIe lctlon of Adler
Tie is q Constant siirpFise 70 people.
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rs certified to the council by me OH.
Ger whose duty ii Is TO make such u.
port and sit appearing Rom Ii fore.
going estimates that it;sis necessary
to raise6by levy, after deduct ling all
credits, $4,000 for ilinicfpa pItrs
poses; thereto It Is determined that
g leyy,Son each One Hundred Dollars
yalpa ton OF IS cents l25cl for munici.
palptrposes Will be necessary to pro-
duce the estimated atnplnt as ifore.i
said for the ensuing fiscal year.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County OF Marion
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ESTIMATE or LEVY.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

box AQuAlA va EAullOuH1A ~ ~ III
x Town Of Farnlin ion, o.8lt:5it
AT a special sessi on o. lia cbancil
of the town Of Warrington. Marion
county, held in the council chambers
thereof, in the town building on the
| Sth day Of August 1911, there were
present G. H. Mpsgraye, Mayor, ]. H.
Coleman, recorder, and F. q; Gray, j.
IW Duncan, j. i Bartlett, members OF
the council Of said town.
In accordance with section 4, chap
ter 8, of the Acts Of the extraordinary
session Of the legislature of 1905, the
council proceeded TO make up al. es-
innate OF the amounts necessary TO
be- levied for the current fiscal year;
Ito cover all municipal debts andalla-
Utilities payable during the said year,
Including probable expenditures for
municipal purposes, and proper allow
lances for delinquent taxes. expense Of
collections and, contingencies; but de-
Quoting therefron the money In the
city treasury applicable to the service
OF the year and municipal claims and
doth determine and estimate the sew
.eral amounts to be levied as follows:
X ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy IS cents on the Hun
dred Dollars valuation.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due the said municipal
ity, and the amount that will become
die and collectible from every source,
except from the levy Of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
ta) Balance in hands Of the
city treasury ......i.....$ 10000 !
(d) Liquor licenses, balance
due ......."...... 5000
th) From street paving and
sewer bills due and un.
collected ..,.......s....$1 100000 !
(j) Taxes due (old) uncollect-
ed .... ,....:':. gaVV.uVI
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
/ Total estimated receipts. .S2,s5O,55I
/ Election expenses. 5II
ta) Per diem Of commission;
& ers ........,........... 6UUII
tb) Per diem Of poll clerks. 6,0O
(e) For printing ballots, sta.
tlonery' etc '......'.... lS.UO
80
total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So.VOI
Salaries,
'c) For salary Of recorder. s 45.OOl
Id) For salary Of treasurer. 80.00I
'f) For salary OF attorney. 5000 III
w. " = " A4iSS - VN'SV IL
Iotal ,'':s.. '''..' ''.'....'S 4so.UU
Police department.
a. For salary Of chief of pc.
lice ......,,.... 49,. 10000
y Feeding city prisoners ~. 1000
q For heat, light water etc 265.00l
5s .-------
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $500
Streets and nllAVs -
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Standing q tho Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.
Philadelphia, A; Plttsbufg, 8.
Chicago. q St. Louis, 5.
To.day'S Games.
Philadelphia at New York.
plttsburg at Cincinnati r

At Chicago R, H, b.
st, Louis ,....OSOO1,1 0004=5 III 3
Chicago ...a,20O50 GOT -. 1913
Batteries sallee, Wopdburn, Lai.
idermiok and Bliss; Richter; Curtis.
Brown and Archer Umpires; Finaers,
an and Riglef. Cd:
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CAKE 5sALE

I sThe Iilliaa lssed a1liier iSIsisioa
SsIlghold ealls SsRle III Robbs slsst
Matset satuSiay morning begipslng
AZ eeloek
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I'd. w .VEehater snrlnns. {
WEBsTER SPRINGS, Aug. u

WEBSTER SPRINGS, Aug. liza
tie Webster Springs hotel, Tuesda!
night Col. F. v.lams and Cecil p
HlshlandI Of New Marttnsvllle; Chas
WI Moore and Scott G Highland, d
elafksburg;; Or. James Rusmisel, O
Gassaway Ira s. Norris, of Jane Lew
ana 81 q. Scott. Of Parkersburg, gave
ahanquet in honor of ELI Hamrlck
WHO has been selected by a sculptor
tent out BY the government as a ty.
picals West Virginia mounteineer. to
nave his statne nbronze placed in the
capitols n ashilgtOn and Charles
ton Fl,
The guests Included Amos Bright!
~ Sutton; John N. Knox, of Chrks-
burg; Judge Henry K. Black, d
Charleston; Hon. W. H. King, OF Elk
ms attlesnake Bill" Dodrtll, 81
Webster Springs. and Others.
CHARLES W. Moore presided grace,
fully as toastmaster. and eloquent re-
sponses wereamade by Col. Iams, Hon,
a Hall, Hon NJ. H. King, Judge
Black, the guest Of honor, "Rattle.
snake Billg Dodrlll and Eli Hamrlck;
DR.. James Rusmisel and others. Many
happy bits were made and eloquence
abOlnded. The Webster Springs
hotel provided an elegant dinner with
tfimmings,p and the banquet was a
hugh success.
The capacity of the hotel Is at pres.
fant taxed to- it's utmost, about $50
guests being registered and well taken
care OF At no time in the history Of
the resort has the crowd equalizer
that OF this year.
Yogng.serkeley.
Motgantown, Aug. 11.-MIss Fran.
ecis Campbell Berkeley, daughter OF
sDr. and Mrs. Robert Carter Berkeley,
and Mr.. Karl Young, a member Of the
sfacultyaot the University OF Wycond
sim were married at the home OF the
brides parents in South Park at 10: 30 |
Thursday afternoon. The ceremony,l
the beautiful Eplscopalian ring SCI.
vice was performed by Rev. O. Me-
3I9afen Brydon and was witnessed BY
about rs friends Of the bride and I
groom, y
The bride was given away by her
father, Dr., Berkeley, and the groom's
brother, Harry Young, of New Orleans,
was the best man, The Berkeley home
Yves tRsteEully decorated with Amerl-
can Beauty and Irish roses. Follow.
ing the ceremony an elaborate lunch
con was served.
The wedding Thursday was the cul.
imitation Of a romance begun after
MA. Young became a member Of the |
faculty. of5the University OF Wisconsin,,
llrs Young has been teaching at the
for the past four years and !.
her husband has been a member OF
the faculty for about six years. Y
MI. and Mrs. Young left this after!
noon for New York where they will
sail for Edinburgh, Scotland, where
M. Young viii represent the LIniyer.
slty Of Wisconsin at the fifth centen.
III .t-eltFss=ses@s-==s=ss sss==s=s..s.sssssSs.s-
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Aoed Lady VERY I'M

Mrs. Mary Steele; mother Of Mr., N.
iC. Steele, of Moreantown avenue, was
suddenly stricken with paralysis at
her home near Little Falls yesterday
,tfternoon. Mr.: Steele was appraised 81
his mothers illness and went down on
the night train. W \.
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.IPArabnak

! Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Tenant; Of Fair.
view are spending aAtewday with Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson on IA mohd
street Miss May Thompson. who has
been their guest returned home with
them. 9f.fij
Rev, DIS. Boggs of Huntsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mamie, Clayton and Miss
Flora PruntYS, ~ Richie county, who
have been guests OF Rev. and Mrs,
Wiley, were visiting their father, Mr.,
lawson on Buffalo creek yesterday. Il
Mr.. William Snowden and son;
George, are spending this week on
their farm near Little Falls. q
Mrs. 7, B. Henderson went to Graf.
ton yesterday for a couple Of days.
Misses Corrinne Springer and Fran.
ces Kelley, OF Morgantown are guests
Of relatives In this city.
Mr., Carl Springer left yesterday
morning for a week or ten days, stay
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Maggie b. Blaney is at Little
Falls visiting her sister, Mrs. zadoo
steele. = AZ i{1's. ~. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. b. P. Jolliffe have
gone to their home at Morgantown ait.
er spending q few days here with their
daughter Mrs. Frank sapp, on Nor.
gantown ayenle.!ii ms
Mr.. and Mrs. Dent West returned
to their home at Norwood yesterday.
Mrs. West still conti huefl to Improve
in healtha,l JlA ~ ss mi
Miss Emma Thomas, Of Dovesburg,
Pa Is visiting .Mrgsand Mrs. w. s. 1
Thomas, Of Maf9 liant street.
Miss Carrie tBbyd,is the guest oil
friends near Grafton.
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tlEnlfax.

Rev. Geo. 2. Spruill and family are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nuzam at Col.
fax. .i l
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-11
LOCAL B8HLERs
WIN CONTEST
FAiRMoNT CAR lEs AWAY VIC
ToHYsIN DUCK PlN GAME oil
CORE AI.LEYs.

FairMont d Gated the GlarlEsbnre
duck PIN team at the Gore Alleys last
hight by5 he small margin ii VI pins
II three games. The INST two games
We're anusuaity close al the Clarke
burg boys won BY one pin the hfst.
and tied In the second The scores;
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.PBILLIEs STOP
WHINING STREAK
mn ATES LOSE GAME M LAST IN.
MING AND DROP INTO SECOND

ttsbtIfg; Aug The phflItes
checked the winning streak otlthe ri.
rates yesterday Afternoon wihnIng
70 3 In the ninth inning, when Miller
slipped Zip: on L6b ert,g smash an q
oaFeS llnisjldged q high ily BY Iurefsl
lsI and two runs crossed ire plate.
Moore licked soYttol ana VIA MI
tenly, hui Chalmers WHO took do his !
lob in tas anst held the Pirates safe.
The score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-11

Death cIaimss Lit Edna Roiyard.
Edna Bolyard, tlies bright little
daughter 81 Mr.. and MIS-. Curtis Boil.
yard, Of Columbia street, died yestet.
day morning about nine O'clock after
a few days illnessgof dipht6eria. She
was The second child In asfafnily Of
four and vas loved by all who knew
her, Her bright face and cherry.
smile willsbe missed BY her friends
ana seggstnt 81 ,as i Y gel \, as. in the
sympathy Of hosts Of friends in their
bereavement.
Owing to the nature Of the disease
the funeral was private and interment
was made yesterday evening in Maple
Grove cemetery by9 Undertaken Jen.
kins. 5s9
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AMERICAN lLEAGUE.
Standing q the Clubs.

Yesterday.s Results.
Chicago 6: Philadelphia 4.
( New York -; Detroit s.
Washington 9; st. Louis 8.
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To-day's Games.
No games scheduled. I
Death cIaims.Li Edna aoIyard.

5T55E7iaE assG aEd75lSEe IIIlSlsil55ll5ss5I5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18
Notes And Personals OF
3ociet4

Siqns Of THE Times
Smii1A on the faces rs people 70 past
EQuSAtb Ii the 6now where they hur
ry 10 fxst;
Mse4ints and Krcetinga. 30 merry anc
II, tl&1
wisSaa6s and ~inAings--all 'ssanti lt
CJAu1 mad
i4aukAter and bubbles, and dancins
1ol:ys WSsaths hung all the way down
u tbH Htreet.
Gee the Xmas trees, frnstily pearled---
cnristpAs " coming, there's JOY In
ths xofia!
Lstln6 hands busy by day AMI By
pitht;
Iqvta Asasss b,atins, al buoyaan' y!Ian
ana light;
Sscr&ss and whispers and mystery
Nj sige, M
Doors that dare close cen between
man Atld wife;
fAfcelS And PACKAGES, bundle and box;
Gant Sotne one hurry these stupid old
III clocks2
Santa CLAUS waits on his trip to be
Whitfield
CarjstrnSs Is coming. coming, there
JOY In the world
Gladys Hyatt Sinclair
Mrs. Ola Garfield, who has been
abeadifs the summer with relatives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

church Sunday evening The pro
| gram was as follows
| Prelude for Organ ...... Merten
The Phcphecy" ... Miss Wheat
| Prayer s............ Rev Coleman
Offertory THE Rosary" ,.. Merten
Brief address ...... Pastor
| (a) The Annunciation.
| tb) Alto, Tenor .........
....... Misses Pontius. Wheat.
The Magi' .......... Male Chorus
Plains OF Bethelehem ........,
!. Ladies chorus, Warren Coleman.
"The Departure OF the Shepherds"
.,... Miss Pontius. Male chorus
lHymn--,Jny to the World .....
..........,. ..... Congregation
The Virgins Lullaby ........a..
.......... Miss Fern Miles.
Rejoice Greatly-Messiah ....
Miss Beland
The Odoration" Miss Vera Minner
The Magi' ............ Mr.. Taggart
"Adeste f13eies" ,.............-
Or. Hill, Messrs. Merten and Green
Come all Ye Faithful" .... Choir
Congregation with choir in unison,
Choir only Ho2anna; Ho2anna!'
Benediction.
Good Meeting OF Etude Club
The Etude club held splendid
meeting at the home of Miss Fern
andes Saturday afternoon. The Rus
sian and Polish musicians were I'M
der discussion. Leader Mrs. Merten
koil call ........ Current Events,
|Calut Pesth, March Hongroise
kowalski.
Mrs. McGroger, Mrs. Brown
(a) Canzonetta ......... Schutt
(b) Perce-Neige (Snow Bell -.
Tchaikowsk
Miss Gray
Goniolier's Love Song ..........,
....... Meyer-Helmund
Miss Arnold
IA, Krokaiwak .... Paderewski
(b) Mazurka de concert ...,..:,
Leschetizky
Mrs. Merten
The Primrose - Scharwenha
Miss Madsen, Miss Gray
Fj,ause e Stowjowski
Miss Belts
Floods of Spring .... RachmaniroH
Miss Garrett
(a) Les Denx Alouettes tIhe
I.arks ... LeschetizRy
mr. Troika Tschaikosky
Miss Burford
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18
To play Pawhuska

Misses Helen Mccoy, Kate Mill
kan, June Williams, Matte Clare Ga
no. sarah Joe Pickering and Mr.
John Cosner left for Pawhuska. this
morning. where they will be met by
Mrs. Frank Greer and Mr. Guy Bris-
endine. This Is the caste which ap'
reared in Cousin Kate for the bene'
fit of the library. They will put this
play on tonight, in Pawhuska, for the
Same nurpose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18
NOTICE.

All members Of Noami Rebekah
lodge are requested to meet at J. O.
o. j.. hall Tuesday promptly at .dQ
to attend the funeral Of Il. L. Brown
watch will be held IT 2:30 o'clock
from the residence, SOB East Noble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18
Rooney Mooney Shah
With Miss Burne

The Kooney Mooney Shah club
met with Miss Elizabeth Burne Sat
urday afternoon at the residence Of
the Misses Graham The young la
dies played Five Hundred, the prizes
high score, and Mrs. Adolf kaufman
for low AT the conclusion of the
games lovely luncheon was served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

WANTED by young lady, work o.
of any kind, housework preferred
Can give reference Call o rwrite 10
723 West Logan avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

WANTED Boy going 10 high
school to carry uptown Leader route
Must be n hustler Apply Leader
office.
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| peliahtfui oratorio

One Of the most delightful concerts
lever given in Guthrie was The Com.
ling OF the King" an oratorio, by
Dudley Buck at the First Methodist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18
chafino Dish Bv Miss Moss

Chaflng Dish BY MISS Moss
Miss June Moss gave chaiine
dish party. Saturday evening. Miss
Allie Quayle was the honor guest Al
ter number OF dainty refreshments
had been served, the young peop1e
enjoyed a musical program. Prot
Green, Miss Shuts and Miss Floyd
sang number Of songs, Miss Eleanor
Hanfcrd ami Mildred Davis gave sey-
eral piano selections Those present
We're: Misses Allie Quayle, Ethel
Horn, Shuts. Eleanor Hanford. Grace
Floyd, Matte Glare Gano, Messrs,
John Cosner, Hill, Doty, Stevenson.
Green, Gaao; Mrs. Ray Davis assist
ed the hostess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

Miss Eleanor Hanford, of Oklahoma
City, who has been the guest OF MISS
Ethel Douglas for the past two weeks
left this morning for Wichita, kas''
to visit an aunt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18
q. D. G. Girls with Miss Dolde

The Phi Delta Gamma Girls met at
the home of Miss Marguerite Dolde,
Saturday, on East Harrison avenue
Card tables numbered FIVE and after
a number Of exciting games, the
prize was awarded to Miss Eleanor
Hanford. of Oklahoma City. A two
course luncheon was served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

Miss Allie Quayie returned to her
home In Oklahoma City. this morn
inc. after a visit of few days with
friends In Guthrie. While here she
was the honor guest OF several I'M
promptu affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

Miss Elsa Fisher has returned TO
Edmond after a short visit in Guthrie,
the guest of Miss Bess Gano.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18
Mrs. Morris Entertains at Tea

Mrs Lloyd Morris. on East Man
sur avenue. gave a pretty tea, Satnr-
day afternoon complimentary to Miss
Allie Quayle, of Oklahoma City, The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

| in iowa returned home Saturday ev-
ening.
| Miss Mae Hackney who has been
Ill so long, is now able to ride out.
Calendar
| Cambridge club. Monday, library.
Monday Evening Five Hundred
club, hostess, Mrs Fegan.
| Bon Ami club, Tuesday. Miss Alice
Tallman
Kensington club. Thursday, Mrs.
Norman Price.
Business meeting Rooney Mooney
Shah Miss Mccoy.
Domestic Science club, Friday. Mrs
| Hart.
Fer Little Miss Woisamot
Little Katherine Wolgnmot was civ
en- delightful party Saturday after
noon by her mother. at their home on
E. Springer Id honor Of her eighth
birthday anniversary. Fifteen little
guests were present and many games
were played during the afternoon.
Lovely refreshments were served at
o'ctock katherine received many
pretty presents.
| A Duck Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Finley entertain
ed q few friends with duck dinner
Saturday evening The table was
prettily decorated for the occasion.
Covers were laid for the following
guests: Messrs and Mines. Harry
y - FFfrxx
Irerman and FINLEY After dinner
lcards were played
Misses Lila Mae HOuser and Anna
Owens have returned from Perkins,
where they attended a house party
Delightful oratorio
One of the most delightful concerts
-xtx ~ hrtn tt1N1a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

New Years day will be rather quiet
in Guthrie. No special affairs are
scheduled. The younger society sci
will likely make the round of calls,
but there will be few open houses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

mas holidays with her parents. llei
mother has been quite III the past Few
weeks.
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A puck Dinner

Misses Lila Mae Houser and Anna
Owens have returned from Perkins,
where they attended a house party.
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huuse was artistiGal,y decorated
throughout Mrs John Duke Miss
Morris and Little Lloyd, assisted the
hostess during the afternoon. Mrs.
Coodel gave several splendid read
ings, which were thoroughly enjoyed.
The guests were Misses Elizabeth
Melvin bishop. Chilcott, Allenuer,
Carroll Scott. Nell Norris Coieman,
Williamson. Florence Adler, Shuts,
June Moss; Mines. Goodell and Duke
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

Mr., John Cosner spent Sunday /
Edmond with relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

There is a great scattering OF 1eo-
pie for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Leslie Niblack left for Musko-
gee this morning TO spend the Christ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-18

Miss Mae Hackney who has been
III so long. is now able TO ride out
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in iowa returned home Saturday ev-
ening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

colonel was raised--no. not reared
On mint tuiepe, taking 20 the
frosty glass like most babies take
10 the bottle. you'll have TO admit
he IL wise 10 this subject.
lconoclastic Albert, whatever he
Ia besides New York barkeep,
has riled this old southern town.
Even the whole southland u In
censed at two OF AIbert's misdi.
rectiuns He says the mint should
be put In the cup first and
C-R-U-S-H-E ID. -
Then he solemniy observes that
the inlep should be drunk with
ST.R.A-W-Si
Here's the only genuine. blown
in-the-hottle. es-and.s4.io0pcr.ce
pure mint Julep recipe. PROFOUND.
cd by the colonel himself. with the
approval Of the pendennis club:
FIN the silver cup full OF crushed
Ice. On top OF this place half
lump Of sugar and over II pour n
.jlgger and half OF bourbon
whisky.
The sugar IL placed on top be-
cause It thus gradually dissolyes.
as the beverage IL drunk. and
sweetens the whole drink slightly.
instead of too much at the bottom
Into this insert a spray OF fresh
sweet mint with the stems cut off.
Ncvsr crush the mint or place
the mint leaves ut the bottom Of
the cup. because the object Of the
true iulep 10 10 get the aroma Of
the mint and not It's taste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
Shot, Runs Is Miles

BELLEFoNTAINE. O.. Aas. a.
"A bullet from a policcman's reyoi.
YER haa brought out OF hiding IN
Sidney. Tom Nichols. rs. who fled
from this city rs miles after being
shot here. He had 10 call a doctor.
Nichols and Harry Sehnurr. both
OF Sidney. are accused OF having
robbed man nt Sidney and n train
at Union City. The Bellefontaine
police were notified that they were
headed this way on freight train.
and intercepted them. As Nichols
fiod. an officer shot.