The Guthrie Daily Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, August 6, 1915 Page: 3 of 8
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TUN (.UTllUIK DAILY LEA I) 10 li FIJI DA V AUOUST (. )4.
NOTES AND PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY
guest of .Mrs.
pihI days.
Odith Spurrier lor sov
.nor Burka
Phona 245
off
ing Pine
Every suit in our liiy slock ihclud-
w oiid Mohair suits. Many
of Ihese suits are heavy citoiioli In wear
in tlic fall and winter. To huy them now
you save one-fourth. 15.00 now 'pays
lor .fl'O.Ot) worth of clothing. Isn't it
tfood judgment to save' this (fi.lH) Vou
rati do it heir .besides you have the only
complete stock of clothing iii (Iilthl'ic to
select from. '
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LIFE.
We lire born: wo laugh; wo week;
We love; we droop; we die!
O'.i! wherefore do we laugh or weop?
VV'.iy da we live or die?
Vli; knows that secret drop?
Alan not I!
Will doth tin; violet Kprlllg
I iiKfrn Ity human eye
Why do the radiant seasons bring
Sweet thoughts that ipiiikly fly?
Why do our fund hearts clius
To things Unit die?
Wo I itl- tlirorgh pain uud wrong;
YV flKltl ai'.l fly;
Wo love; wo lose; mid then or
lWK
dtuno dead wu lie
0 life! In till th.v song
Endure and die?'
Bryan Walker Proctor.
Auxiliary No. 1 Meet.
An unusually delightful ini'rtiiii ; I'
Auxiliary No. I whs held j fsterrtay
it Mineral Wells part with Mrs
Charles Picketing and Mrs. U'Mie
Patterson as hostesses. The pro-
prom was Opened with' a jiluno so!"
By .Mrs. KllHlra Ahcrnathy. -! ti t r-
eating and profitable talks wr n'v
en on the ;oeds of t!io Rural s.-hool"
by Mrs. Pickering. .Mrs. PnttoiTon.
Mrs. Abernntlloy and Miss (Irueo
N'oher Mrs. Plekeriiijj ulio nave a
toast. .Miss (irace Nelier played
beautiful piano nolo ami the pingruni
was closed with a dialogue bv .Misses
.Nellie and Maud Piirvianco and l
mid Olin llutler. A dainty two course'
luncheon was nerved liy the host-
Will Entertain at Bridge.
Miss llcatrlce Lewis will entertain
her bridge club tomorrow morning at
nino o'clock.
M
The Only One Price Clothier In Guthrie.
HOTEL
Rate $3.00
; MODERN- COOL CLEAN
Under Now Management Newly
'Remodeled and Thoroughly Rcn-
avalcd. In Central Tart of City.
' J. t. BIGGER Prop.
There are nearly 8000 women post
masters in the United States.
Wives are still obtained by purchase'
in some parts of Russia
Friday.
Line I'nrly Miss Jessie Kellogg.
I1il Delta (Jamma Club M its Kllei
lllDIIHOII. .
Fust tliithriv W. C. T. U.-Mrs. I.. L
Mrt'onulek.
K. O. V. (lirls-Miss Floy Luuili
DiMjIey.
t'hrlMtl'an Church Social -119 South
First street.
Saturday.'
K'ooney Mooney Shah CI lb Mrs
0. M. TibbcltH. .
Auction Club MIhu Ucatrico Lewis.
Go To Medicine Park.
iKarl I'nderwood and. Mr. tlardner
of Wichita who have been visltins
John Duncan and Roy Traband foi
several days left yesterday for Med
icine Park where they will spend e
week.: lOn Wednesday night Misr
Helen Jenkins gave an informal par
ty In their honor. The evening wa?
spent with cards and dancing afto
wnicn ngnt retreshments were sorv
ed to .Misses Kate iMilllkan of Okla
honia City Mattie Clare Gano Helen
Phillips Wanda Thompson and Ber
tha Heland Messrs. Gardner Under
wood John Duncan Jtoy Trabanri
and Harold Cook.
Off to Tho Mountains.
(Mr. and '.Mrs. I. D. Taylor and sons
ttiinsel and Charles Mr. and Mrs. V
b. C ragln Lexey Jane and Sumner
CraBin and Mies 'Louise Jllll left yos-
terday afternoon for an overland trip
to Colorado.
C. W. B. M. :
The C. W. It. M. auxiliary of the
Kirst Christian church held tho repii-;
lar monthly meetliiK at the home of'
Mrs. Mary E. Gregory 70S Kast Vilas I
in Wednesday afternoon.. The sub-
ie:t tor tho mission aliidy was "The
'HHiqueriiift Christ for Ijinds in Uonil j
igo to the Cross; Service With the
Living :iirisl." The meetini; was in
barge of (Circle C and. Mrs. 11. L.
.ow.mado a most capable loader.
fler the devotions Mesdamcs Kossler
Uranaman and V.'hilted presented
arlous phases of the mission work in
i most interesting way to tno prom
f all The Junior work was given
:onsiderable attention. . A letter writ
ten in the Hindu language and trans-
lated by a missionary by the. little
?lrl that is supported by the local
Junior society in the orphanage at
Mahaba India wag read and examln-
id l)"y all present. The certificates
were presented to me little . Llght-
iearers and this feature of the Junior
moiety work was explained by Mrs.
Milton Browji. Misses Lorna 'Rowel!
ind Louise Gregory members and
lelpers in the Junior C. . E. each
ilayed a piano- solo. About forty
nenibers and guests wera present.
rhe next meeting will be held at the
lome ot Mrs. C. L. Long 1823 Kast
Grant.
Special
Announcement
Beginning' Saturday August 7t.h Tho Brown Dry Goods
Company will sell for cash.
'A. (). Iiorahauu'li of the lorabauv'h chain of stoves
and .1. A. Mrowu of 1 he Urown Dry (ioods eompaiiv have
receiitlv purchase 1 tlic Siduev L. Ili-iu k J)kv (Joods stork
of Oklahoma City.
'The llrowu Dry (ioods Couipany will cmiliii-He im
V iutlit'ie for the present.
is their plan to eonsolidnle Hie two coiutiiis Uoiil
Hie first of September.
All charge aeeoiiuts will be closed and patrons ai
kindly' asked to settle their accounts within the nrxl two
weeks.
GUTHRIE OKLAHOMA
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ac m as k .ie a ;s ?: 71 K
4 . I'KUSON XK VM LOCAL
Judge Frank Dale spent yesterday
in Oklahoma City on legal business
Activities of Women.
.Mrs. O. L. d. Sartsel left till?
morning for Leavenworth Kans
where she will meet her brother and
wife Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson
who are on their way home from UH
Panama Exposition. From Leaven
worth Mrs. Sartsel will en (n slimy
' '"ff". where she will visit with heri
miin ied women are now allowed to Kter
teach in Lynn Mass. public schools i '
" 'Kimono Club.
I I (1 m Iwt linu ft iKii t Id I ml n rim 11 1 ( ton tit ... i ... .
i - '( i no Kimono club met yesterday
iu..ni.hui.u i""!"'" ........u.. morning with Mrs. D. Of. Tlbbetts.
Woman suffrage lias been defeated
in the Wisconsin legislature. J
An English scientist declares that
women's feet are growing smaller. I
.law for women.
Pierre
woman.
S. D. now lias a pollcc-
Keumle employes in the United
States Bureau of Engraving and
Printing have a union.-
sense of taste ; '
t-. I Moving lilclure film producers In
r '-' ' " England are replacing the men called
Women may now hold office iu the t Hie front wllh wonieu workers.
Men have a slrongi
than women.
Presbyterian church.
The Kansas City school board is son. Maurice
At. bridge Mrs. John belaud made top
score '.miss .lane Hinehart low and
Miss Helen McElhinncy who Is 'Mrs.
Tibbetts houso Riiest. also received
a ravor. Meautlful yellow canna 111-
lies mndo the card rooms attractive.
At one o'clock .a delicious three
courso liinclicon was served to the
ciuo neniDers who are Mines. John
llojnnd Lymon Gray Henrv Thnmn.
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE
considering the question of permitting
female teachers to marry.
Miss S. Bernice Faulkner was re-
cently appointed receiver of an Indi-
And conservatory ot Music
A Junior Collegs for Women.
Sixty-fifth year. Historic old college.
Located In a "city whose business Is
. I. ... ..! nt 1.11 ion HrtM -Mll.-
Jc Art jixyresxion Home Economics. 20 ana bank which had failed
cotleg-e-tralned Instructors 5 turge build-
Inns 20-acxe canipu for outdoor sports
Jlniiie otiro. For year book adilres.f
MBS I. W. ST. ClAlR-MOSS. Fresiilent
B60 College Pla;ei. Columbia Mo.
LOGAN COUNTY ABSTRACTCO
BONDED ABSTRACTER
INSURANCE
3URETY BONDS
. . FARM LOANS
Pbon 1M.
Offle Rear Logan County tank.
Scalp Treated
. Shampooing
AND
Hair Dressing
BATH HOUSE
BEAUTY PARLOR
Of the 510 female school teachers in
Scranton Pa. 329 have Joined their
recently formed labor union.
i.ij
-I
O Rourke F. 1. tst-
patncK rretl t'ronk Don Ciforrls.
.Misses McEIhinney Catherine Cassi
dy and Jane Rinehart.
Mrs. C. F. BIanker..u'p of ChsUIbs
...til 1 -i .
iu au ive mis et ;.:nng to be the
Mrs. Bert Williams and daughter
Miss Bess will start tonight for San
Francisco to attend the fair. .
Mrs. E. .1. Ilagney and ?on 'Hilly ol
taton X. M. who hae boon visiting
Mr. and .Mrs. Win. Taltnwin will leave
Monday ' for Iowa wliero tliey will
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Edward R. Wells lias return
ed from a three week visit iu Kan
sas. . . . ..
.Mrs. (lone iano has returned from
i months itsit in Arumore witu
'icr daughter -Mrs. Fred Inciter.
i.Mi-ss Kate Killikan has returned
o her home in Oklahoma Oity after
i short visit with .miss .viaiuo uiare
llano. ... . s .
Misa .Mildred Tansey who has been
isiting the family of her uncle W.
"i. Walker for the past three weeks
eturned to her homo at Clinton to
day.
Oklahoma City Aug. 6. Governor
Williams some time ago received aj
communication from the executive
office of Texan In which it was sug-
gested that Texas' executive ..would
decline to honor requisitions that
were BOt based upon indictments 'in-'
at-xueh as grand juries are unusual
In. Oklahoma and .the procedure un-j
der the constitution and lawg does
not- take grand juries Into considera-
tion as necessary it looked like Ok-
lahoma fugitives In Texa3 would be
immune from return. An explana-
tion of the laws by Governor Wil-
liams however resulted in the Tex-
as rule being modified and it Is ex-
pected that requisitions based upan
the usual procedure in this state will
in the future be reeo.enbed.
V f ITS If
'Skin diseases
quickly yield to
Resinol
IF you have eefcema ringworm
or other itching burning un-
sightly skin-eruption try Resinol
Ointment and Resinol Soap and
see how quickly the rtchins; stups
and the trouble disappears rvtn
in a severe stuhhom case. Res-
inol Ointment is also an excellent
household remedy frr pimples
dandruff sores burns wounds
dialings and for a score of other
uses where a soothing healing
application i 3 needed.
Resinol conutns nothifff of harsh or
injurioui nature and can be used freely ereit
oa the undercut or arot irritated aurlace.
Kvarr dnKiot Mils Resrool Ointment and
Resinol Soap. For trial free write to Dept.
27-k Kesinol Balthnore Md. '
S TOP1C8 OF THE j ' ...
TOWN AND STATE.
Militia to Be Mustered Out. .
Captain R. 'M. Roddle of Ada Com
paiy Oklahomai State M:(3 nas
been notified that his company would
e mustered out and a new company
organized at Sapulpa Instead. N(
explanation has been made by high
er officials as to the move.
Fanrr.er Found With Throat Cut.
With his throat cut from ear t
I ear ueorge ueara a weu-Knowa mr
mer was found on his farm near Che-
cotah. A razor lay beside the body.
He died of his wounds last night
'Heard was a brother of L. IB. end R
B. Beard wealthy land owneM of
iMuskogee. . '. ( .
Veteran Convene at Chickasha.
X'onetderate veterans who curved
under Gen. Joe Shelby . and with
Quantrell are holding their annual
reunion in this city. One hundred
veterans . are ia attendant. Mrs.
loe Shelby widow of the famous
I Confederate cavalry leader is the
Sliest of honor.
Crescent Woman Recovering.
' -Mrs. Arno 'Beyer who has been
staying with her mother several
days at Guthrie the latter having
been operated on last week states
to the Xews that her mother Is able
to leave the hospital and will remain
with a friend in Guthrie a few. days
before returning home. Crescent
News.
Issues Requisition.
A requisition for Earl 1 Wright
under arrest in Kansas charged with
burglary was Issued to Washington
county officers by Gov. 'Williams- to-
day.
Will Go to Medicine Park.
. Kev. A. B. Nicholas Mis. Nicholas
md granddaughter Mary Clare Petty
will leave tonight for Medicine Park
o spend two weeks.
"Dutch" Olsmith Returns.
"Putch" Olsmith 1ms (returned ( from
ihe Pacific coast after an absence of 'from Oklahoma City and rpi;t a de
a year. "The old town looks good to lightful trip the entire time.
me" he said. He will lake charge of j '
his father's business. Judge Olsmith & X' X X U ma u X'M .
will soon take
office.
charge of the post!
Judgment By Default.
Judgment by default for $300 In
favor of Steger & Sons against N. E.
Wallace was recorded in county court
today.
Parsons Returns From Fair.
E. K Parsons cashier of the Okla-
homa State bank and his mother re
turned today from a 30 days' trip
li rough Canada and tho Northwest.
They yislted the exposition at San
Francisco and San Diego while at
San Diego they took a trip into Id
Mexico and returned via Salt Lake
Colorado Springs and Denver. They
went as far as San Francisco on the
Shrlners' India Temple special train
' LOCAL MOMENT '
Wm. Rltehaupt Is reporlad rcstlnt
well and on the road so ultimate re-
covery. He is at Methodist hospital.
Booster band concert tonight at
east sldeif Federal building starting
at 7:43 p. in.
Jim Chambers of Crescent Cltv
who Is at a local hoslptal with ty-
phoid fever is reported a vary lck
man. Ills many friends hops lor his
early recovery.
' Si.-'
Ovwr at Muskogee they liave found
a lien that lays symbolical est9- The
latest Is one with 6. P. O. E. -Moulded
nuaHy In the shell. Ta hen -longs
to an EHc..
iin)i Njaw
TTailkcB
aED.
ft 10
AT THAT MAN
HE BOUGHT AT OUR
HALF YEARLY -CLEARANCE
SALE
lie knew .that the xUnv whifh has hut two sak'S cich vi-af-
milst necessarily hnvc-.tiK' goods mark
ivcti ai leii'ijiniaTt.'
at the i-liKso of Pii sfaKoii
close prices.
1-4 OFF MEN'S SUITS Except) . .
tl.').H) an.l 12..T0 MOHAIR SUITS XOW... $.00 ;
jfclCMiO.MOllAIU' and PALM-HKAai SUITS $7.50 :
f8..')0 PALM HKACIL SUITS XOW " $6.35 ; '
$7.r0 PALM PEACH SUITS NOV' : : $5.75
i-2 Eff straw Hals Gardner & Soehl . H Off Ken's.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 16, Ed. 1 Friday, August 6, 1915, newspaper, August 6, 1915; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc616206/m1/3/: accessed July 3, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.