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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
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Events in Honor Of MRS. Dwyer
and Daughter at. Brennan. Texas.
The Brenham Daily Press had tho
following society item concerning a
large social function given IN honor Of
Mrs. I. RI Dwyer ana daughter o.
this city Mrs Dwyer figured as the
guest af honor In a number Of smaller
parties during the week.
Mesdames A. A. Hacker and w f.
Dwyer gave a delightful cara party
Saturday afternoon at the anthony
hotel complimentary to Mrs. j. g.
Dallas 81 Temple Mrs. T. Il. Dwyer
Of Chiekasba. Okla Mrs +. Kiber or
Angellion and Mrs. J v Carroll Of
Victoria
rhe handsome parlor was fragrant
with the perfume OF beautiful Annun-
citation lilies small tables were ar.
ranged for the games. ana each guest
had her choice, for there was the very
old time game Of forty.two, the littla
later one Of 500, ana the newest oi.5
Tin Brenhan0 Of English bridge, in
these contests the prizes were won
By Mrs. s. G. Robertson and Mrs R.
E Pennington AZ the close Of the
games bamboo trays. each dainty SET
for four people. were brought in and
placed upon the card tables A two
course menu was served, ylz Chick.
en- salad tomatoes en- mayonalre,
olives. waters. iced tea, mlnts, follow
ca BY lee cream aud cake
The bridge club. few friends, and
the members OF the long since 6ia
banded Twentieth Century club, oI
which club Mrs, \. Il. nwyer was q
prominent momber, were invited iC
this beautiful affair.
Meaaames DRyer Carroll aud ki
Der. though they are now making theii
homes elsewhere. are nrenhamitei
still. and they arc stln holding warn
places IN nj hearts Of their friends
for absence Mas in no wise diminishe,
their popularity and each tsme the
revisit the Old town they are receiyes
with open arms, and many hospital
ties are arranged for their pleasure
Mrs Dallas la q frequent visitor. an,
she, too, has many friends here VIII
admire her for her many graocs o
heart and mind
Mrs. j. r. Williamson entertained a
bridge Saturday morning in honor O
Mrs Thomas Fl Dwxer Of chickashs
Oklahoma. Mrs j G Dallas Of Tenn
pie and Mrs e Klher uf Angelliof
Who are guests of Relatives
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
Pursuit of Pleasure BY
Society Editor Phone 4s

AT noon a luncheon Of one course
was served in a very dainty way upon
the card tables.
It was a morning Of rare pleasure
to those who were SO fortunate as 10
be included in the list Of invited
guests, and a pleasing tribute to the
trio OF charming visitors. Every feat
ure Of this delightful hospitality was
planned upon the beautiful lines al.
ways adopted by this charming and
popular hostess.
Miss Marjorie Dwyer OF Chickasha,
Okla, was the honoree Of q most de-
lightful social affair Saturday evening
when Mrs Mary d. Ross invited a
number Of the younger society set
to dance in the spacious attic Of the
beautiful Ross home Miss Dwyer Is
charming young girl. the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Thomas H Dwyer.
formerly OF this city( and now proml.
nent residents OF Chickasha
A pink and white color scheme was
daintlly carried out in the decorations,
streamers Of festooning being eilee-
lively used in the dance haIl. while
in the dining room cat glass bowls
held sweetpeas. The programs which
We're distributed By little Mary Dee
Hacker and J. Y Carroll Jr, were also
in pink tints
che grand march wat led by Miss
Marjorie Dwyer, with Reese I.ockett
after which this merr crowd OF young
slera enjoyed waltzes and twosteps
until late hour, when they were
ushered into the beautifully appointed
dining room, and served with pinh
and white ice cream. cut cake, mac
caroons and mints. Delicious fruit
punch refreshed the thirsty dancers
throughout The evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
PupIls RseI.aI.

The pupils Of Mrs. David Roche Will
give the fifth monthly class recital
the evening Of the 3lst at the home Of
Mrs II b. Johnson Permission has
been granted each pupil to invite ape-
cial friends and the recital win be one
Of the largest attended OF the series.
Mrs Wade Hampton. Mrs. William
Fritz and Miss Patti Adams Of Okla.
homa City will be the out Of town
guests.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
suruIars Cot scared.

George CalyertH hardware store was
broken into last night BY burglars, but
the burglar only effected entrance IN
% the warehouse A portion of the
corrugated ircn walls was torn away
on one side and the entrance made
through this, Bat LIE back door OF
the store was securely bolted and the
burglar never made any headway The
clerks at the store declare that there
Is nothing missing Evidently The
burglar was cared away.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
Mss Adamson lion0rse.
Fsh0weFs are threatening the clouds
look fine,
Bring kitchen offering. presented
with a rhyme

That is the way the Invitations 10
the shower read that were sent out
for the shower gwen this morning at
the home Of Mrs C.M Roger alf Min
aesota avenue, complimentary to Miss
Emma Adamsons The hours were from
" until N O'Clock Each guest brought
an article for the kiehen and present
ed y with q humorous rhyme A mum.
Der Of the young lady friends Of Miss
Aaamson were present Mrs Rogers
had the parlors Of her home aflistical-
y decorated for the party and served
a delicious Ice course
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
Epwor.h League Surprise.

The members Of the Epworth lea
cue went 70 the home Of Miss Maud
Bligh last night and held a surprise
party The hours were spent pleas.
antly with music and conversation.
Miss Bligh has been NJ and the mem.
bers Of the organization took this
method OF telling her that they were
missing her work ia the league. De.
lielous refreshments we're served
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
orssk Play Tonight.

"Endymlon" the Greek play that Is
TO be presented tonight al the Girls
college promises to be one Of the most
important entertainments Of the com
meneemeut week The last rehearsal
was held this morning and the char.
aeters 10 the play performed their
parts exceptionally we'll The program
will be presented at o'clock this eve.
ming Car service has been arranged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
New unIforms.

Handsome new uniforms were
donned BY y'the city police this morn
ing. The suits are Of good quality AMI
the men presented'a very neat appear
ance. Chief Doss denied the accusa-
ton that they we're furnished by the
city. declaring thar personal checks
were given in payment in every In
stance
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
Bio Furniture Sale.

Kendall eallaway'a big furniture
sale optned this morning al 3 O'Clock
ana the first one hundred women who
entered the store were given hand.
some decorated dinner piates The
sale viii continue Tor the next nine
DAYS and values IN carpets and furnI.
ture are being offered that are sur
prising, Everything in the store Is
marked down below cost. Twenty.
five thousand circulars have been dis
tfibuted over the.eonnty and many ont
Of tewR customers are expected
Thirtyfive saleapeople have been EN-
ployed 10 walt en the trade.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
caIIsd U Tsnnsasee y Dsa.h.

w. II Wafield left this morning for
Columbia, Tenn. called there BY the
death OF his brother. Mrs O y. White
OF Nashville, Tenn, who has been here
visiting, accompanied her brother
home. The death Of Mr. Wariields
brother was sudden. The brother was
patient In the hospital at the time
OF his death.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
Short Stories
OF The Town
Was aad sIun9

Was it 40 omlnous sign that the
annual rain storm did not materlalize
az the high school commencement ex-
erclses There have been seasons
when the exercises have not been held
on account Of severe rain and electrk
cal storms. The clouds were lowering
last night but rain failed 10 appear,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Miss Alma slgmon OF this city. 4
former pupil Of Earnest Kroeser Of st.
Louis, the noted composer and musf
clan, has been invited to attend an
alumni recital at the home OF Mrs.
Kairns. president Of piano selection.
daring the program that will be given
in honor Of Mrs Kroeger a silver
jubilee IS to be held and the former
pupils Of the great musician viii ren.
der Kroeger compositions during the
recital hour. Miss sigmon LEFT Thurs
day afternoon for Ft Worth. where
she win. visit a few dFgs and leave
for St Louis Sunday G0e viii spend
two months there attendinS the Kroe-
ger summer school
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Miss Alma sigmon entertained tae
members Of her music class at sei
cital Wednesday afternoon at which
the parenis and friends Of the young
ladies' OF the class were invited The
musical program rendered was espec,
ially fine Miss sismon served ae'
lleloua refreshments during the hours
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

on. roses sweet as areamed-of bliss
Frall yl1lels ol blue
Striped tulips, sad and true,
Each perfect. lovely summer flown
J have q reason new
For loving you with al my pow'r
He loges-he loves you. tool
Le0lyn Louise Everett.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

couaty Assessor "vic" Hulen Will
have lhe county Tax lists and books
open foi inspection next week 81 his
office in the old postooiiee buildIng
and taxpayers are invited to inspect
the lists and ascertain the amount
their property IS listed. and to enter
any complaint before the Grady coun-
" equalization board. which viii be-
ain work IN the city Monday. June 3
All regular kicks viii be taken ap by
TIC s.card and adjustments made The
tax lists s.ii be open to the public
for inspection aEl next week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
Birthday Reception.

btftnudy reception.
Mesdames Il. l.. Hrigshy and r. NJ.
cavett entertained the members Of the
Lee-Jeckson chapter of the Daughters
Of Confederacy at the Cavett home.
Saturday afternoon. There were
twenty-six daughters, six candidates
for membership and fourteen other Ia.
dies among the guests present Mrs.
S " Ellis, who was The guest Of hon
OF. having celebrated her sixty-fiith
birthday Friday preceding the recep
ton, entertained the company With a
very instructive paper on the Ideals
Of Southern Women. Mrs Ed Riddle
gave a reading During the afternoon
Mrs Ellis was presented by the chap.
ter with a beautiful bouquet Of Marc.
ehsl Mel roses. One Of the important
features OF the meeting was the ar
rangement OF the program for the an
nual memorial services. which win be
held June 8, ia honor Of jeff Davis
hirthday There win BE forty-three
crosses bestowed on that day The
young ladies 81 the chapter sin pre-
sent the CROSSES to the veterans
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25
chsnpsd Liour l0r /. ]. Z c. ssrvIes.

-T----T-T" 'T7T- ~ v v = = " -.
The hour for the Christian Sunday
school has been changed this week on
account of the annual SERMON TO the
students 9l the Girls college The
school viii open at 8 o'clock instead
Of s.89, as usual In this way the
regular school willbe closed earlier
30 that the college services can be ar
ranged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

AT the meeting OF the Ella Morris
Captar Of the Order Of Eastern star
Wednesday eyeEng plans were made
e give a moonlight picnic Friday eve
ming, May slst The plans nov IS io0
holG the picnic at the University park
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Miss Gladys Burgett Of this city re-
eeiyed an invitation g The annual
Rose Poly fraternity dance at Yerre
Haule, Ind, at the commencement ex.
ercises for June
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

chldren's Day.
The annual children'a day exercises
will be held at the Congregational
church Sunday evening at o'clock
and the program win be rendered by
the members Of the iuuior choir, as
sisted by the pupils Of the primary
department The program announced
follows:
Professional Hail the King of Glory
Invocation Rev Clifford G. Thompson
Girls semlChorus ---------
---------Let Thy Face Shine
Greeting William Mcdaniel
Spring Is Here---------- Chorus
The Birth Of chldren's Day
-~------------------ Elsie Elliott
Children and Flower and
Song -------
Molie Janet GRAY Robert Hopkins
Exercise The Beautiful World
The Song Of Nature Chorus
Ny Flower Garden Sadie Ryan
clovers Red are Nodding Primary
Recitation --------z-- Leila Hopkins
Little Robin Red Breast -
---------- Spencer Barefoot
Solo The Nest in the Maple Tree
,...,..., rr..l... .
So Many Birds Geo Walford
A Happy Song Myrtle List
Exercise 50 can We
Sing OF the Golden Sunshine Chorus
Exercise ana Song sunfIower Boys
Violet Solo Gertrude Wisemm
Away, Away Chorus and Exercise
Praise Him - Chorus
give Your Best Francis Hopkins
Scatter Your Gold --- Choru.
Oifertory-
The Close Of chldren's Day
--------------a- Mamie Ensnei
The Flowers Goodnight
Now the Day is Over chorui
%
h'ss Adamson Honoree.
Showers are threatening the cloud
look fine.
Bring kitchen Offering. presenteI
win a rh.l.,n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

Miss Whites Recital.
The piano recital to be given Mon
day night at the Girls college by Miss
Anne White, who will be the graduate
in music from the institution. win be
the first recital OF the kind to be
given in Chickasha Miss White is
an artist and her work in the music
department Of the college has been
exceptionally fine, Miss White has
been under the tutorage OF Miss Ethel
Alta Dunn for the past three years.
She will be assisted Monday evening
BY Miss Mary Agnes O'Neill and Mrs.
Emma Estill The program for the
evening follows:
Bach ------- tugue d Major
Beethole en- -- Sonata. Opus lS
Anne White
Reading III Love Were AL from
Prisoner OF Zenda" Anthony Hope
Mary Agnes O'Neill.
Kullak ------------------- Etude
Mac Dowell -- Czardas
Schumann Catch Me if You Can
Anne White
Sketch The Capture Of Gazer---
------------ Montague
Madam La Sorciere- Emma Eslill
Miss Bessie Black Mary Agnes O'Neas
Chopin a Noeturne Is Sharp Major
lchopin-b Prelude. @ Minor
Chopin polonaire, G Sharp Minor
Anne White
Mendelasohn Concerto, Opus a5
Orchestra Parts ON Second Piano.
Anne White and Miss Dunn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-25

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Douglas Island news., 1912-07-03

R. E. Fox, of Dawson, took the fast cure for rheumatism. The miner vel Q for 26 days without food and lost 30 pounds. Since then he has regained all his weight, but not tract, ache or pain of the rheumatism has remained in bis system. He recommends the treatment to all afflicted with the pain racking disease.
 Toldo Guerrino, Goldstream miner, had a remarkable dream. He saw, in his dream, his mother stand ing by his bedside, beckoniug him a last farewell The miner was haunted the following day by the dream and ex- pressed his uneasiness for the safety of his mother back in Italy. He told his companions about it, but they made light of the matter. Not satisfied, Guerrino wired back to Italy inquiring about his mothers health and received the reply that she had died the day before
 None of the Alaska antitrust cases in which several transportation com panies and their officers are charged with conspiracy iu restraint of trade in violation of the Sherman law, will be tried this summer according to word received from Washington. Attorney General George W. Wickersham has in- structed United States District Attor- ney John Rustgard at Juneau 10 appeal from the decision of Judge Thomas R Lyons in dismissing the personal in- dictments against Charles E. Peabody, formerly an officer of the Alaska Steam ship company; Geo. H. Higbee, of San Francisco, vice president of the Pacific Coast company; c. E. Wynn.Jobnsop, E. E. Billinghurst, w. H. Nansen, W.B. King and F. B, Wurzbacher, and the cases against the defendant corpora tions will also go over until next fall
 In reporting the address of Candidate Gilmore in that city, the Valdez Miner said: Declaring among other things that he had not given single pledge to anyone and that he would not even know MT. Shackleford if he saw him, Wm. A. Gilmore, republican candidate for delegate, addressed large audience of ladies and gentlemen at Eagle hall, Monday night. "If any one tells you am Guggenheim man, make them come through with the facts," he said. He pointed out that he had defended workingmen in the courts of Alaska for more than ten years and has at the present time cases pending in the Nome courts in which he is defending men which the Pioneer Mining company is prosecuting. If he were the candidate of the Guggs, the N. c. or the Pioneer Mining Co.,, why did not the miners vote against him in the Nome city elec- tion this spring, Mir. Gilmore asked, in calling attention to the fact that he was reelected mayor by an overwhelm- ing majority. He said that he is com promise candidate, nominated in the interests of harmony for the only way Alaskans will ever get anything from congress is through party man, through some man who is responsible. Mir. Gilmore stated that he would never had consented to run had Delegate Wickersham. when asked by his Nome constituents, answered that he would again be candidate for reelection, in- stead of leading them to believe that he would not run again.
Douglas Island news., 1912-07-03
The rthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North. Condensed. Information for Everybody.

Iditarod has a moving picture show.
 A rival town has been started near Ruby.
 Prince Rupert will ask Carnegie for a S5OOOO library building.
 A little steamer named Titanic No. ? is operating on the Yukon.
 The Sitka Hot Springs have an aver age temperature of l45 degrees.
 The Canadian Pacific Railway Go. has cut the round trip rate to the Sound.
 Valdez women will organize a mothers club. Here's lookin' at you.
 The Fourth of July committee at Fairbanks has offered S1,OOO for horse races.
 The price of homegrown straw berries at Fairbanks has dropped from g to Sl.5O per box of sixteen berries.
 There was beer famine last month at Fairbanks. One hundred barrels from Ruby furnished temporary relief.
 The Sitka Thhnget says that accord ing to the latest statistics the natives of Southeastern Alaska are no longer decreasing.
 The Fairbanks city council has erected band stand on the waterfront in which weekly concerts are given by the local band.
 Kemps' cable ferry at Steele Creek crossing on the Fortymile broke loose and Bill Timothy was dragged over the side and drowned.
 The road commission is transforming the trail between Valdez and the sum- nit into boulevard, says man who recently came over it.
 Dr. E. Hill, ex-mayor of Nome, died on June 21, of paralysis. He was es- pecially beloved by the Indians and Els kimos, because of his kindness to them.
 Tom Marquam recently visited Skag- way, after an absence of eight years, during which time he has climbed to prominence in legal circles at Fair banks.
 Engine No. 4, of the Klondike Mines railway, recently made the trip over the White Pass to Whitehorse, from whence she will embark to her home port by the barge route.
 The dog poisoner has been busy at Iditarod City and several valuable hounds have given up the ghost. A re- ward of s1OO is offered for the arrest and conviction of the guilty one. Victor Maynard was brought down from Nome on the steamer Senator. He will serve forty years at McNeils island for the murder of his partner, Rus sian trapper, whom he robbed of poke of gold.
Douglas Island news., 1912-07-03

Capt. Roediger, who lost his fortune in the Tacoma Tribune has returned to Fair banks, where he will locate, cons ducting the newspaper interests which he has held for long time.
 On the day before the Senator reach ed Nome, Andrew Edmen, a steerage passenger. died of heart trouble. The body was taken into port and delivered to his wife, who was waiting for him. Ed. Wood, at Valdez, received way bill of a shipment of crate of butter. When he went to the wharf he found the crate contained billy goat, and was informed that he was butter all right.
 The transport Sheridan with soldiers for Nome, got tangled up with the ice floes and was unable to get out for seV- eral days, which is probably the worst hardship the soldier boys will be called upon to endure while in the North.
 Volcanic ash makes the finest pos sible silver polish, and the careful little housewife will take advantage of her opportunity to get it while it is so reasonable, and delivered free.-Seward Gateway.
 H. Harbeck, an Alaska moving pie ture man, who took views of the Cliff mine, the Valdez glacier and other coast objects last summer, was drowned on the Titanic. His body was recovered. He had been exhibiting his pictures in Europe.
 When M. J. Heney devised S6,0OO in his will to "kichard H. Simpson," he really meant to leave the money to "Hamiltou Ross Simpson," an old friend who served as Heney's foreman in the construction of the Copper River & Northwestern railway in Alaska. M. J. Heney died, bachelor, in San Fran cisco, October Il, 1910, leaving an es- tate worth more than S1OOOOOO, much of which was given to Alaska friends who worked with Heney in his large en- terprises. These were all indicated in his will.
 A. N. Leopold, who went to Nome in the early days and struggled until he became the owner of 5000 acres in the vicinity of that city, has made arrange ments with California capitalists for the dredging of his various claims. Two dredges will be shipped to his property at once. Leopold, who is Greek, in- duced colony of his countrymen to join him soon after he obtained posses sion of number of claims, and all these, he says, will share with him in the cleanup he is about to make and which is placed by his friends at from two to three million dollars. Fairbauks.-A most grusome find was made near Hot Springs recently when the body of man was found standing upright with the feet and legs buried in the sand. The running ice this spring had cut away some of the scalp and the nose. The face was in horribly mu- tilated condition. The corpse had one arm out of the jumper, while the tail of the garment was pulled up over the head. The body was caught in such a position that the ice would sink it out of sight and pass over it when the head would again appear above water. It proved to be the body of Chas. Sewers, who fell off the steamer Schwatka last September and was drowned.