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The Iola register., 1902-05-16
viii Packers Buy Cream?.

ottawa Herald
One OF the direct results-and re-
suit which seems to have been uneX-
pected by the dairy interests-of the
passage Of the bill placing tax on
oleomargarine will, it is said, be the
entrance into the butter making busi-
ness of the big packing concerns.
That the packers will compete with
the creameries on the latter's own
grounds is generally predicted and is
admitted by representatives of the
packing houses.
A representative of Armours who
was here yesterday stated that agents
of the packing houses had visited
Richmond this week to make an effort
to contract for cream from that terri
tory. Hsorts will also be made, it is
said, to get cream from Ottawa. The
packing house representative said
that the packers would attempt to get
cream through the creameries, paying
whatever price is necessary to control
the output. BY the first of July, ac-
cording to the statement of the pack
ing house man who was here yestep-
day, the statesmen of the big packing
houses will sell butter as side line.
The packing houses have nearly all
the machinery that is required for but
ter making having used it in the man
ufacture of oleomargarine, and they
will make stubborn fight to ''get
back" at the creameries interests for
cutting off their interests in the oleo
manufacture.
Ottawa has been using several hum
dred pounds of oleomargarine a week.
The price of the product ranges from
twelve to nineteen cents while cream
cry butter sells at twenty-six. The
new law which places prohibitive
tax on oleomarga colored to imi-
tate butter goes into effect July /.
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and two probationers. May the good
work go on. There are many around
Diamond who are idly standing aloof
who should be gathered in and be-
come lively members OF the church.
The quarterly conference at Gas TWO
weeks ago made some changes in the
work of the circuit, which necessitates
change in the time at Diamond, but
only our Sunday is changed and not
the hour. There will be preaching at
Diamond next Sabbath, which is the
l7th and every second Sabbath there
after.
Mrs Fred ,Rowley returned
from a visit to Ottawa last Sunday.
Father Rowley who has been quite
sick is reported as improving at
this writing,
II w Jones desires to inform your
readers that he has good driving
mare for sale, also good we'll broken.
all purpose horse.
Bill Wilmington was in this vicini-
ty today on professional business and
now has in his possession amonstrosi-
ty in the shape of colts head that to
those interested in abnormalty is
worth seeing.
We are glad to note that the little
son of Mr. Quart who was so sick al
our last writing has recovered enough
to be taken out occasionally.
Relatives from Miami county who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs Mer'
chant, returned home Friday.
b ID Jones of Osawatomie made {
dying visit to his parents last week
Remember Rev Ruby will preach a
Diamond Sunday next at three o.
half past three o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs Aston were out iron
Gas City Tuesday calling on old ac
quaintances about Wise.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
COUNTY NEWS
DEER CREEK.
perry newton, Correspondent.

May l3.-We had a call last week
from Comp. Moore OF Moran cand'-
date for county attorney. Some OF
vou will remember him as living here
Il few wears ago. He has been in Da-
kota, Wyoming and Colorado since
that time Also L. w. Myler was In
this vicinity soliciting support Tor
the office of county attorney.
This is fine corn growing weather,
hut we notice corn is mostly about
two weeks later than last year at this
time.
Mr.. Christian has purchased new
buggy. We suppose though, it was
bought at Rob's suggestion.
Week before last in company with
Mr.. Robinson we visited the Vezie
ranch. We found Mr. Tom Vezie
overseeing some tile work west OF the
house Will Vezie having gone to Kan
sas City to purchase some more cat
tie. Mr. Vezie went with us to the
feeding barns and showed us some
thing over four hundred head OF cattle
Ghey are fattening for market. II
looks rather uncertain to feed stock
at the present high prices of feed bu
these cattle have all the corn, timothy
hay and water they can eat and drink
They shipped IN something over tel
thousand bushels of corn from Ne
braska last fall. This all shows tina
men who have been in the business a
long as they have know what they ar
doing and cannot afford to quit bust
ness when prices are high. They hav
also made some new Improvement
among which are a new windmill an
pipe line for water. Everything is u
in shape we'll done, as a visit TO
yourself will show.
We see q new station agent at Cal
Lyle again.
Charley Longshore was out frol
lola Sunday.
Mrs Boulson Is visiting relatives
western Kansas for a few weeks.
Burris Langford who recently wei
TO Minnesota does not like II the
and thinks of returning soon.
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DIAMOND.
Mas. q. W. JONES. COrrespOnden

MRS. II. w. JONES. Correspondent
May 13-Rev Sample preached one
Of his fitting sermons at Diamond
SMaday. Rev Sample surely has
adopted for his own that good old
motto 4'Hew to the line, let the chips
faIl where they will" After the SER
The Iola register., 1902-05-16

grave question. The doctor says he
is going to stay with the case and
ossible save her life.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16

Il G Axtells' and d NJ Greggs' in lola
last week.
Mrs Ivah Easdale has been on the
sick list.
The Iola register., 1902-05-16
lola Mnrket RenOrfs.

These markets are carefully taken on Thurs
day of each week and are from actual sales
made that day in lola. Date OF this correction
May Is.
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MACON, MO.

Miss Mamie Moore OF Hardin College is home
on account of sickness.
Mrs. E. Il. Clements has returned home from
an extended visit in Washington.
Mrs. l. +. McCuistion of Paris. Tex. is visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. .. Chidsev of this city.
g +. Holmes. general manager Of the Metro
politan Street Railway. and wife. of Kansas city.
were the guests OF Colonel and Mrs. r. w. Biees
the FIRST of the week.
Misses Emma and Ethel Harne,t of Chicago
came Friday for a visit with their many Macon
friends. Miss Emma returns next week. but Miss
Ethel will remain until the last Of MAY
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Good OF Moline. Ill.
were in Macon this week visiting their son, who
IS attending the Blces Military Academy. Mr..
Mrs. Holmes and the Misses Ailsworth and
Stiles Of Kansas City, who have been visiting at
the home NJ Colonel Blees the past two weeks.
returned home Tuesday.
ing a trip abroad after the close Of the present
academy term. The objective points will be Lon
don and Paris. and they Will be absent about
The Antitrust Club are making elaborate prep
araticns for the celebration of Shakesueare's
birthday on April q. This date also marks the
completion of the clubs. course Of study of
Shakcspeare's works. Nothing but Shakespearean
topics will be discussed at this meeting. Appro-
PIRATE music viii be a principal feature Of the
programme. Mrs. john II. Williams. president Of
speare at STAFFORD. WIN give an interesting
description ot her trip there.
Miss Agnes Brier and Forest g. Sutton were
married Tuesday evening at $ o'clock at the resi-
Brier. The ceremony was performed by the Rev
erend J., u. Murphy. pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church.
The Musical Club met at the home of Mrs. Il.
vited guests were present. among them being the
Misses Harnett Of Chicago. Ill. After the pro-
granlme refreshments were served BY the hostess.
and the club adjourned. not TO meet again until
October
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WATERLOO, ILL,

daarhter. Mrs. Gustav a. Liep. at f BeIIsvl lie.
Miss Mary IPfanebecker visited friends a, Red
Bud last week.
The. Misses Mile Heer and Thresa Christmann,
accompanied by Louis Arms. Jr.. and Henry Es-
GheIfeider spent Sunday at Harrisonviile visit
Mrs. Julia Baum entertained a large number
OF her friends SUNDAY. An elegant table was
the occasion being her ~eightieth birthday ami
versary.
ing last week. the guest OF Mrs. c. Z. James on
Third street:
herr visiting the family of Mr.. Christian Reuter-
Mrs. fGary Schneider and children were visit
ing friends several, days at East St. Louis. re-
Miss Lizzie Wagner OF st. Louis was visiting
friends here lat week.
Mrs, Frank Ritter OF New Design was here
visiting last week.
Doctor IL. E. Livingston and Miss Manmi.
Livingston were visiting trends at Harrisonville
Miss Nellie Slate Of st. Louis visited here last
week. the guest OF Mrs. Valentine Slegle.
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Frck of st. Louis were
Professor Theodore II. frost of the Evangeli-
ci ParOchial School. who attended the Southern
Illinois teachers meeting at centralia. has re-
Edward J. Kleyer and Miss Emma c. Ritter
visit TO Vossburg. Miss. and other Southern
Miss Mary Meier of st. Louis was here visit
ing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Christian Viking Of St. Louis
We're here Friday attending the funeral of Mrs.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the resi-
April II.
The St. Paul Choral will have a can.ata in the
The Columbian Club was entertained by Mrs.
H HoerneT at her residence THURSDAY.
were married at the Brides home Thursday even
ing at $ o'clock. the Reverend John Nollau Of
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MAJ iOON, ILL.

is visiting relatives in the city.
Mr. George w, Whiteman OF Frankfo-t Ind:
and Miss Opa, Whiteman were married Saturday
evening ct the brides ZONE in this city by the
Rsyerend arthur y Wiissn; ,
n visit to Kansas City.
Miss Zetta Schie. guest of her sister. Mrs. d.
Mr. Fletcher Smith has returned from n visit
Mr. J. ]. Enkhring OF initial. Rhodesia. South
Africa. is the guest of his sister. Mrs. T. NJ.
Mrs. George w. Elliott has returned from Dan
Mrs. J. A. Brown has returned from Hills
b3To. after q two weeks visit; .
evening in honor OF Mrs. Abel OF Huron. s. ID.
Ms :; y F Smith t Is OF Sis Gs1,E, II f 4 Sss;9i,r he.
da NE. and Mis- Ms. Ii il. y 5. s ssfasnsi are hack from
and Mrs. Samuel Wheat.
Mrs. NJ J. Waltz has returned to Indianapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. George Easter Of L,chheld have
been visiting in the city.
Miss Edith Hull OF Indianapolis IS the guest
Misses Della CGlson and Edith Caldwell Of
formers aunt. Miss Grace Colson.
OWNS entertained in honor OF Mr.. Harry Thomp-
son OF Iowa. Friday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Donnell gave a dinner party In his
Mines. Morton shlnn and Samuel ". ow-
ings and Miss Helen Gould attended a reception
R H mrosA thursday wen ~"
Miss Hortense Grippe entertained Monday even
bor. Mich. 1t was n progressive euchre party
and bundles containing the name Of the ladies
Gentleman aaGsG Securing his ' partner In this manner.
First prizes were won by Mr. Edward kitchin
Seii to H's Miss Ed Lillian s,h Tiiey i and 'S Mr. Aaa Bones oInas.
Flaslilight pictures of the guests were taken.
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HANNIBAL, MO.

Mrs. Ben Stevens has as her guest Miss Trina
Miss Nomi Bibis Went to ST. Louis Wednesday.
~eecompanied by nsr unelsi Mr., Johnson N OF Cali
Mrs. +. NJ. Patterson visited in St. Louis this
Mr.. sue Whaley departed Wednesday for
Whatcom. Wash. on n visit to her son. J. W.
Miss Josie Gay is whiting in Bayless. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grith OF Parsons. Kas..
are Si yis,ti s;s, In a the ETY. f1 n, Llurett and Miss Ala
smith Of T BsETrg. I'LL, Ill; 1 at,snd %sJ The hs9k sy.bi5s
Mir. and Mrs: T. /. Morris entertained TUESDAY
evening at their home on Fourth stTe"t. In honor
Ms q n. Foreman and an little daughter. after
a visit with Mrs H; a. Hn'chison returned to
Miss Edith HpInphreys returned home Tuesday
Mr. and Mr T- Eiwip Bailey q sb St; Louis are
vii, in Keokuk.
guests nest s ~ Mr. n and Mrs.. RUBY Lear Tnesisv.
Mr.. George Long and sister. Mrs. William
Miller Of Colorado city. Colo are the guests OF
Miss Lulu. wiIiett returned Tuesday from a
Miss Ida Moss of Perry. Mo-. visited in the
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie onstott Of Chicago are in
tn. city. called here by the death of Mr.. On
s' Dacsor r's J. i. N Msf:l Hee's Of chain of Rocks. Mo-.
arrived Wednesday; 10 be the guest OF his daugh-
Mrs. Eli1abeth MeKinley of Center street de-
parted "Wednesday for u visit OF several weeks
VIII I'iA IL ~ ~
Mrs. Sarah GilbIrds Of Bowling Green. Mo-.
who was the guest of Mrs. Mary McAilister. re-
turned home Wednesday morning
Miss Hazel. daughter OF Mr.. q; ". LsGett.
and Mr.. Harvey Leake were united In marriage
nj the home OF the brides sister. Mrs. John Grif-
fifth. on center street. Wednesday evening. the
Reverend Everette Gin officiating.
3 Miss Mabel Smyth of st. Louis rs VISITING MI.
and Mrs. ]. J. Smyfh of Center street:
Miss Elizabeth Alien OF Kansas CITY Is me
guest Of Miss Frsdericka vessels On North
Fifth street.
through California. has returned home.
turned home Wednesday. after a Visit with Miss
Matte Crerer.
Mrs. W. r. sirrell visited in st. Louis Wednes-
Miss Sue Oldham arrived home Thursday from
n visit to her sister. Mrs. A.. L. Philips o, Bur-
lington.
Wis. arrived in the city Thursday from a SOUTH
ern trip. end are the guests of relatives.
Mesdares Oscar Pindell. II. NJ Mouiset- -.
Eeebaugh. J. J. Edwards. A n. Sargent anu ".
II. Russell. Representatives 81 the MISSIONARY 80.
ciety Of the Fifth street Baptisr Inurcn' Yer
entertained in Louisiana, Mo; THURSDAY sgerr
of that Mace. IL,
The West Side Literary club met Monday with
Miss Annie Csmery. Mrs. X. II. Mcintyre read
a paper on STANLEY and Livingston and Mrs.
II. NJ. Cunger one on Empire Buiuins IN south
Africa"
house party in Frankfort, Mo-. Ius 80.
Messrs. Giles Gibbs and Alfred Schni,zer were
Miss Margaret Drescher Of Palmyra is the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Drescher oil siro
street.
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ALTON. ILL.

Mrs. John King Lord Of St. Louis visited in
Miss Alma Duffe,d of Jerseyville is the guest
OF Mrs. J. Edwin Duffeld in Alton.
Doctor and Mrs. q. r. Palmer of Chicago are
visitors in Alton.
Miss Maude Harris Is visiting in St. Louis.
Miss Corinne Busey has returned TO Pueblo.
Colo. after visiting Miss Edith Brenholt.
Miss Lillian Dudley has gone TO Decatur to be
the guest Of Mrs: 6. D: Floyd
home In Belle Isle, La, after an extended visit
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Drummond of
Alton.
Miss Cora Shepherd visited in st. Louis last
week.
Mrs. G. II. Hamilton has gone to ST. Paul.
Mimi. To visit relatives.
Miss Belle Shaffner has returned to St. Louis,
after visiting Miss Carrie Hart in Alton.
Mrs. ]. l. Oldham of New York Is the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p Wade. Of Henry
Misses Josie and Mamie Lewis are guests of
Mrs. Marcus Roundy in ST. Louis.
Mrs. ]. X. James has gone to Kansas City
Mis- Ada Red'son has returned from an e1-
tended stay In Omaha
Mrs. Maggie Kirby has gone to Memphis.
Mrs. w. T. Cresley Is visiting relatives in Sc
Mrs. Gertrude SAKE has returned from an ex-
tended visit in Chicago.
Miss Helen Schiapiy gave a formal reception
from 4 until 6 Thursday evening at her home in
Miss Esteile Yarer has returned from CHICAGO.
Miss Jennie Rice has returned from Shelby
Miss Nina Edwards Is visiting relatives in
Louisiana. No.
Miss Gra>e Leonard Of Chicago is a visitor in
Upper Alton.
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ST. CHARLES, MO.

at their home; l!2e North Fourth street sunday
sary OF Their marriage. Many friends ana ieia-
iiyss Were present. cha No.
cGmplished DAUGHTER OF Mr., and Mrs, nasper
Ehrhard of this city: 70 Mr.. Joseph haem m cIl,,,i
in the near future.
ey 4 Msd a, the rT 4sg,5s me- was 70 y SIve and W Mfs1 nsf,
natd at Elm Point; TITS county. in honor Of the
to Nr. 5irorse / r. P %alf:'o Of HawsIi' No
An .Hterta'nmcnt entitled a Nignt In 10,
ths opera house under the auspices Of TIE local
Miss state:la Flursmcter Of Femme Usage Is
visiting in Fulton.
Doctor J. 5 Martin and John W Williams I'm - 81.
and other Texas cities.
r, Mr., 9 and Mr. : II; J. ssilo Of Hamburg have
AnionS those VIII" haze been visiting IN W"n;5.
u St. Louis. Mrs. Diilari and son Of =. Lons,
d4rdE sswtN Of PhiIadelnhia, Pa: G!WaGi ;Gti-
Sims Of 81 Louis.
ING at her home in Wentzville. \ beauiiiui Tro-
Ersn'me was rendered 10 Misses Richards. VIM
Miss viekery MAY Of wen;zy'lle is visiting
Miss Rulah Walker Of wentzvIIc departed Fri
'frrh The TO R siS Z fT5'; y Nd IN 81 L /. rmrne osase. mis-
county. spent sunday in Fulton. conducting the
installation Of his son. The Reverend John Mor!tz.
Mr.. and Mr" M :; n"E Sehsefer OF s6ichSrttown.
this county. have returned from an extended VS.
II g NJ. II, SShacTer and family in -; Louis.
Misses Ida Green and Bertha DwiGgins 81 IVES.
Alton. this county. attended the wedding o. their
cousin. Nsv Waiter Carricu at NlttpOn. III. to
MISS tliZIbeth Built ~ Prospect I'M. st LoiiS
: ounty, Thursday. III" attendants Were MT
bride.
Miss Lucy Best OF Carrol,on. Mo. is visiting
relatives at West Alton.
Miss Eftie Kimbroueh OF Jonesburg. No. is
visiting friends ut Foristell. this county.
Louis.
Of friends at their home in Fcri,tell. W,dnes-
j2v evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brunks Of Forlstell enter
iained a number Of frierds Tucsda%, evening.
after a visit kcrC 10 Miss Mauie Miller.
Mrs. y. NJ. Moore entertained "a number of
friends at her home In the northern part OF
town Thursday evening.
guest OF MIS-; j.. \. Shannon Of this city.
Professor a. A. Althrtde has returned 10 his
horne at New Haven. No. after a visit here.
Mrs. Henry krieChbaum entertained Saturday
Louis friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nolan of Chicago. Ill.
have been here to visit Madame Nolan at the
Sacred Heart Academy Of this city.
Mrs. Male Young Of JOsehurg. Mo. has been
the guest Of Mrs. Amos l.. minar OF this city.
Mrs. Ralph Lynch OF Glasgow is the guest OF
81, Charles relatives.
lIrtessor and Mis-; Barton a St Louis have
been the guests of relatives in this city.
Mrs l. l. Palmer Of Normal. Ill, is the guest
OF relatives in this city.
Mrs. Ben ). Evans Of s.. Louis has returned
home after Il visit her. TO relatives.
Mrs. Lloyd tsawiinrs has returned TO Strasburg.
III; after a visit here TO relatives.
Society Of the Fifth Street Methodist Church at
her home on Third street Friday afternoon.
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SPRINGFIELD. ILL.

The Monday Conversation Club met sa,i tais W were
under discussion. and the foll2NlnS prosrsnime
was carried out: Piano solo \ MIS- Sa Nsiiie ..Emma
Eames." Mrs. wachter: paPsr; ,Ade an Re ratn..
Mrs; Colby; debate. .ResoIysrdh That J, toS Mrs Hs, OF
Ago'"' MIS- Grant ram and and Mrs. vsndeventer.
an 0as scr OF ts s;sT most I, s saSoTiaefieid was the present
alton of The Mikado'' AZ Gha,M!e he Frsa Money Cnss
King Mr., Henry Hagse. T MTi r kid fSasr, Hud Mis:
Mt. lawrence E1tnn- MT; Tnomston-baiiman. Miss
Caroline Goldsmith and Miss Lone Resseergsr In
four voices: The opera was staged under the
direction of Charles L. Pee.
Members Of the west End Euchrs Club were
entertained Tuesday evening by MIS-. Cnariss
Kreigh. At the conclusion Of the play a lunch
con was served by the hostess. o, ,..
The women's Guild of Christ Eplscopai .nurSh
met Tuesday afternoon at the h Tgnn,z "a M,s; Nh N.
Curtiss Miiiard n.esented Mrs. stsdden with a
handsome French clock. as an eriueh Sa Of tne
formed in the society by Mrs stadden in the
4 musicale, fr the benefit Of the Kings
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JOPLIN, MO-.

Mrs. ]. W. shinn returned Wednesday from
MT. and Mrs. Frank whInen have taken a cot
tage at No. 55 Jackson avenue.
Mrs. Hugh Dabbs is visiting her parents in
Mrs. W. H. $. Brown and Mrs: o. D. Royse
city the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Gus wey-
Mrs. p. ]. Gage and Genevieve Plesner departed
last week for Eldorado Springs. where they will
Nj. and Mrs. william overton and Doctor and
Mrs. w. S. Wherritt have returned from Kan
sas City. where they went to attend the wedding
Of Miss , SUE / har n slor In. returned from, a vis,,
Mr.. and Mrs, A. H. Rogers are in indianapolis.
Mrs. G. S. knight and daughter. Miss Gussie.
vi Miss N SeRFlin R sT1snas lsst OF Sef Kansa. City spent
last week in Joplin visiting her cousin. Miss
Nh i. E Miller and Mrs; a A;u E. 5ssnard en-
j; The az Me i ~ Club gave one q is ENJOYABLE
dances Mss "a 6 SeT PnsI snt aa5 TsY, ,ss ru sysntnS Iy,,r,
Club Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. W. 5.
Montague. Mrs; Montague will depar, soon for
Cards are out announcing a bid euchre party
Il be + given e. p penahSay and aIiet MTs, Nose n .''S w gfeF Sy
the home of Mrs. Weller. Also. to a reception on
Mrs. J. ". Beal has sent out cards for a hid
day afternoon at Mrs, Bears home This viii be
one Th of f@s sksn'f r OF taf Web Club gave another of
their dances tuesday evening at Germania Han.
j Lett Behind Ne" ana their Tondsrful sue.
enjoyable affair.
Mrs. j. c. Keenan, gave a reception Tuesday
more. More than fifty of Miss combs's friends
were invited. A musical programme. was a part
F. Rogers. Doctor {. c. Cummings. Mrs. John
Donehoo. Miss Pauline Dcnan. Mrs. Keenan, ana
Miss Daisy Cotton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
las, ruesdsg to Mr.. Charles 8 seifeIt' Miss Ssy Con on
ton is a daughter of one of Joplin's Oldest fam
chemist of ability. Mr.. and Mrs. seIfert will be
al home upon their return from Kansas City at
One OF the largest events of the last week was
the card party given by Mrs. A A. Carey. Rob
The Unity Club met last week with Mrs. J. F.
The Ridpsth met last week with Mrs. A. c.
Mrs. Mary Henrichs entertained Wednesday
sima1s1 Ma N R sSno y,s Sf Mis-, is j hanTa Dumb GS . ,S Of Bal,
week Miss Combs is a former Joplin girl. who
voice. Miss Combs sang the part Of Joan in the
cantata OF Joan Of Arc" sung by the Joplin
The following Joplin people attended a whist
party given by Mrs I.ys Carney Of Gaieaa Tues
Myrta and Efhe Hinston and Dol!ie Wank 81
81, Louis. Messrs. Archie Freeman. Ed Stanton
One Of the most enjoyable Affairs Of the week
vas the reception given by ;Mr; and Mrs. John
yersary. Cards and dancing formed the even
tng's pastirne. after which elegant refreshments
Mrs; r: Dawson Of Fort Smith; Ark. is visit
Miss Laura Combs and Mrs. Carrie Hamilton
were the guests Of Mrs. q. a. Gauit at the Jop-
Miss Laura Combs of Baltimore. who has been
t DEPARTED saed' for 9 Kan Knn;. ssa CIV f neeaah .hs ae tss1 wssE
by he. father. Fred n. Combs. After a short