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K. OF P, NO. 1, MEETS EVERY
Monday in X. of p Hall.
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STAR REBEKAH LODGE, NO. Is,
meets I'd and 4th Tuesday.
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NJ. w. OF A, PARADISE CAMP, NO.
1858, meets I'd and 4th Thursday.
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B. P. 0. E., NO. 249, MEETS I'd AND
4th Saturday.
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FNTHIAN SISTERS, NO. "a, MEET
every Tuesday in K of P. Hall.
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LODGE DIRECTORY

A. F. & A NJ. PARADISE LODGE, NO.
II, meets Sd Saturday of each
month
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BROTHERHOOD OF A. Y. NO. SEQ,
meets at l. o. O. F. Hall. I'd and 4th
Monday.
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MOSCOW BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PHOTOGRAPHERS
NJ. c. FREEZE.

III. p. Eggan
Photographer, Pictures and Fl lmes
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StrNiMONs.
In tho Circuit Court Of the State Of OIo.
gon for Harney County,
Charles Altschul, plaintiff

| NJ. l.. Lewis, defendant.
To NJ l.. Lewis, the above named
defendant,
In the name OF the State OF Oregon
you ARE hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit on or before
the last day of the time prescribed in the
order Of publication Of this summons, to
wit: on or before the 18th day oi June
1912, said date being the expiration of
six weeks from the trst publication Of
this summons, and il you fail to so APP
pear aud answer, for want thereof,
plaintiff will apply to the court Tor the
relief demanded in the complaint, to
Wit de- rec providing that unless
the defendant Iay q the clerk OF
he above court, within 80 days from
the entry of the decree. the sums
OF money due under cert uu contrar'
for the purchase and sale of section ! |
in township 90 South Of Range 80 Ea,' +,
w lAls lNls ~ AAatAA' N.'HANAN N'A'kNA't .
all Of which fully appears in said com.
plant, and which said contract was
made between plaintiff and defendant,
and amounting as follows;
1928, interest ON first insiallmcnt,
$500 10, with interest at 10 per cent.
per ann from May ,, 1907;
100000 with interest at 10 per cent.
per anu, from May >, 1905;
t5SO0O, with interest ut 10 per cent,
per ann from May ., 1909;
$4,000, with interest at 10 per cent
per ann. from May 2, 1910;
fl0l %, taxes, with interest at 10 per
cent per ann. from March 10. 1919
together with interest thereon from tho
date OF said decree at the rate OF 10 per
cent. per ann, together with costs and
disbursements, that thareupon said CON
tract shall be forever null and void aud
any and all equitable or other right,
title or interest which the defendant
ever had or may have had IN aud 10 the
said .putract or the said land or prcmi.
ses shall become utterly extinct and for
ever barred, aud the said land together
Nith all improvement thereon shall be
the absolute property Of the plaiEtifl
free from any trust or obligation which
might have been in existence by virtue
OF said contract, and that any payments
made under the contract prior to tho do
cree herein shal bc forfeited and be- the
absolute properly of the plaintiff, and for
such other or further relief M T. equity
may seem proper, and for plaintiff
-ts aud disbursements
This summons IL publ he'd bv order
Of the Hon Grant Thompson, county
Judge Of llarncy County, Oregon, mad,
aud entered on the 2nd. day Of May
1912. and the date Of the Il +, publication
OF this SUNNI ns is the 4th day OF May
1912 G. A. REMBOLD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice IL hereby given that the under
sign ed hssbeen duly appointed admin
istrator Of the estate Of James l.. Varien
deceased. All persons having claim.
against said estate are hereby required
TO present the same TO me. properly veri-
fed, at Burns, Oregon, within ak
months from the date hereof
Dated this 10th day Of March, 1912.
d. n, YARIEN, Administrator.
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NOTICE TO GRE ITORS.

TIE undersigned having been appoint
ed executor OF the Last VIII and Testa-
ment Of Stephen Hampshire deceased,
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against the estate Of
Of Stephen hampshire, deceased, to pre-.
sent the same properly verified within
six months from date hereof 10 the un-
signed at his place Of business at Burns,
Ore rsgon.
Dated this eleventh day of May 1912,
26 80 J. j. LAAPsHIRE, Executor.
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stopped until the granules be-
come large, some Of the butter
milk is encased and it makes
butter of poor keeping quality.
Notifies in butter are caused by
an uneven distribution of salt in
the presence of buttermilk.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER.

section, $40 acres, level un-
improved sage brush land in
Harney Valley, can be subirrigat-
ed. 100 acre tract, fenced, good
house deep well and otherwise
improved. Prices made tosuit in
tending settlers. No spectators
need apply. Inquire at this office.
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SPREADING DRY FARM GOSPEL
Continued from page lO

- y
taken kindly to the suggestion
and many will prepare the ground
for such purpose,
II is the intention of Supt.
Breithaupt Of the station here to
cooperate with the farmers in
each neighborhood, making fire.
quent visits to them and superin-
tending the work ON small plots
that will be devoted 10y farmers
for the purpose. 1t was explain
ed that alkali is not a drawback
to some sections as it does harm
only when allowed to concentrate.
Deep plowing disturbs this, scat
tering it through the soil and
thus prevents its damage to any
great extent. BY constant cult
tation and prevention of water
standing on the surface in alkali
spots will do much toward the
reclaiming of such land.
Prof. Scudder made the asser-
ton that thousands of acres of
our best dry farming land had
been left untouched the foot
hill lands. This is free from aka
Ii and is a very rich soil that will
retain moisture well with proper
cultivation. This land is prefera-
BILE to the low lands near the lake
where the water washes the aka
Ii and the water level is so close
to the surface as to make crops
uncertain. He recommends "a
crop of tile" for such a territory
and farm the higher ground un-
til such a time as the low lands
have been properly drained.
The meeting at Hartman was
most profitable after Prof. Scud-
der had made his talk and the
farmers were invited to ask him
questions. 1t was then that per-
sonal experiences were related
and information given to fit each
Individual Every man was Civ
en- practical suggestion respect
ing such mistakes as he had
made.
The crowd at Lawen was not
so large as at Hartman but all
were well paid for their atten-
dance. Prof. Scudder talked to
the school children in the fore
noon and suggested they visit the
experiment farm. He promised
every child some seed to plant
and told them how to care for a
little plot of ground. The child
rem showed deep interest.
The afternoon meeting was de-
voted to both dry farm and irri-
cation methods. Prof. Scudder
gave the irrigationist practical
talk on the abuse of water and
showed them the real harm
they were doing the land by hav-
ing it flooded for long periods.
His argument was practical and
one that creates a stronger senti-
ment in favor of the Silvies irri-
cation project. This is as neces-
sary as the dry farming methods
taught at the experiment farm
in fact of more Importance at
this particular time as the flood
water is running some of the
best land in Harvey Valley.
Prof. Scudder addressed a large
crowd at the court house Tuesday
evening and much of this was
devoted to the misuse of water.
In company with VIM. Hanley
Prof. Scudder visited the Catlow
valley section and on his return
talked to the people at Narrows
and Sunset.
Tomorrow afternoon a meeting
will be held at the experiment
farm, another at Drewsey Mon
day at noon and at Harvey Mon
day evening at s o'clock.
Prof. Scudder expects to re-
turn to this county some time in
June and will again make a tour
Of the territory and give his
assistance to the farmers.
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BUTTERMAKlNG ON The FARM.
Continued from page 1.)

Continued from page 1.)
at the me time hiding it at 70
degr' 5- The best cream for
chur q is that which tests
aboul nirty per cent fat after
the st cr ha, been added.
The ,,mperature at which the
cream SHOULD be churned depends
on size Of fat Rlobules, hardness
Of fat globules, age of cream,
amount Of cream, percentage of
fat in cream. kind of feed the
COW is getting, and this can not
be determined except by trial,
Thlrty-fve degrees may be pro-
per on one farm and 60 degrees
on the one adjoining. A good
rule to follow is to have the
butter come about the size of
wheat kernels in about thirty TO
forty minutes. If it takes longer
the cream is either too sweet or
at too low a temperature, or the
churn is too full. If it comes
sooner than thirty minutes, the
temperature is too high.
Will to. grarUles are about
:at, ~ buttermilk
should b. uIained, the granules
washed and the salt added. Then
they are worked together only
h to distribute the salt
evenly. When the churn ie mt
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

USirFb SrArEs LAsD OFucE.
Butus. oregon. Say T. 1919
Notice In hereby given that Arinoniaus &
lynch Of SHrfOwH . cgun. whu uu brrcmLcr
o. 1906 made lluNcstrad Eutty No. HHsl. F"f al
80. OZl2t for LOIS I nnd 20, rcc. 5. lot q NNl 4,
~ =, section %, Township ~ H.. RauEc % T. +,
Willamette Meridian, has hlpd notice ~ In ten
tl0u 10 make tuHl htc year Fr of ~ establish
claim 20 the lnud nbuyc described, before the
Register and Receiver. Ht surus, oregon. on
the lGth day Of June i3l2
Claimant uamrs ~ witnesses
Geo. " Simmons ~ T. Dunn, sidney Come.
gys, A. q. shaicr, all II NafroHp, oregon.
WN FAuEE. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby gwen that Van Is. Embree Of
Homestead Entry No. 2C66 serial No. Oig9O. for
5WA sWJ< Sec. %, I. 24s, H. 81 ~, M kNA
sE4 NWI, Section T. Township N T., Range ~
T.. Willamette Meridian, has nled notice Of
intention 10 make anal hye.yeAT Proof TO eH.
taDllEh claim ~ the land above described, be
fore the Register ana Receive at Burns, ore.
gOu, on the 2sth day Of May, 1919,
Claimant names a. witnesses;
clyde EmbTee, John X. Gould, Joseph Hill
aud John Worl0w, all OF Burns, Oregon,
-. q L. L L..
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Seven Governors of Northwest
states have joined in issuing a
proclamation calling a North
western Development Congress
to meet at Seattle June 8 to =.
The states of Oregon, Washing
ton, Minnesota, North Dakota,
South Dakota, Montana and
Idaho are represented in the call
and these will all have represen-
tatives at the Congress.
The chief purpose of the con-
ference is to plan a campaign for
the more rapid development of
the states interested and suggest
ways and means to stem the tide
Of emigration from the American
Northwest to Canada: An ella
borate program for the gather
ing has been prepared and in ad-
dition to Governor West, c. c.
Chapman, Secretary of the Ore
gon Development League, Carl
X. Gray, president of the Spo-
kane, Portland Il Seattle Rail
way, and Bill" Hanley are Ore
gonians who will deliver ad-
dresses.
Eastern Oregon and the Inland
Empire country report that re-
cent heavy rains have brought
millions to the farmers of that
section of the northwest by soak
ing the soil and bringing the
needed moisture to grain and
fruit crops. 1t is declared that
never before were crop conditions
so favorable for a record produc-
ton.
Bankers of Bend, following
somewhat similar plan used last
year to develop the hog industry
in that section, have bought and
shipped to Bend a carload of
thoroughbred Holstein m lc h
cows from the famous dairy dis
trict of Elgin, III. The bankers
will dispose of the cows to farm
ers, taking their notes in pay
ment if desired. The farmers
will dispose of their cream to a
new creamery just started.
Medford has set the pace for
other Oregon communities. Re-
Gently a carload of eggs was
shipped from that point. the first
consignment of that size ever
sent from there. This points
the way to a great industry, both
there and in other sections of the
state, for there is no part of Ore
gon where the poultry business
cannot be conducted successfully. |
Traversing "a states from the
Pacific to the Atlantic, the origi-
nal Great Northern Railway ex-
hibit car, carrying Oregon pro-
ducts, recently reached st. Paul
on its return journey. having
actually travelled more than 80, =
600 miles, or more than a COM
plete trip around the world.
This car spread the fame of Ore
gon's agricultural products very
visiting 1872 cities and !
towns and exhibiting Oregon's
fruits, grains and vegetables to
/ 440,607 people.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tsitEn SrNTEH lANp OrrcE
uutur, oregon. April o, lNls,

tsitEn SrNTEr LANp OrficE
uutu-, oregon. April o, inls,
Notice Ia hereby given that Ira J Mahun, OF
Anderson Valley, oregon, who. ON Mach H.
lpOt, made Homestead Entry No. sGHi, Serial No
OlpGs r NWt,, Section aud additional lid,
Eutty ut MHrrheT. ipll No OiNii for kNit !. See 4.
- all n township ~ T., RaugeB X Willamette
Meridian, has hicd notice Of int ntiOu TO make
Final Five. Year proof TO establish clHim to
the land ABOVE described, before Register and
icccivrr at HuruE, oregon, un the 2o'h day OF
MAY. ipi2
claimant names a. witnesses;
E HIATT Geo, Hiatt, Geo, FRANKLIN ana J,
Il jenkins, all Of Anderson valley. oregon.
wM FAME Register.
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There never was a time when
people appreciated the real merits
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
more than now. This is shown
by the increase IN sales and vol
untary testimonials from persons
who have been cured by it. If
you or your children are troubled
with a cough or cold give it a
trial and become acquainted with
its good qualities. For sale by
all dealers.
Three room cottage and barn
for rent. Inquire at this Office.
Always ready for job printing.
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Ia addition iu lho Rbnye. the undersigned
offers the same condition 40 % for all horses
branded horse shod bar on both ~ either iAw
tirani rr,oflei lu eight countlrs Range
iiarney. Lake aud Cook counties Horses
vented whom sold
argv buuUhrs.
" ". BROWN, fifr. oregon
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
usirSn SrArEs LANp urFtcE
nurns, oregon, Apfll \, 1919.

Noticcls hereby given that Hiram u Craig, Of
pf MnVorly, oregon who, Ou August 2, 1910,
section |, Township 10 south, Range ~ Easti
Willamette Meridian has nlod notice Of
intentian to mako Final Communication Proof to
establish claim to the land above described,
before tho Register aud Receiver, At nurus
oregon, ON the gtfd day ot May, 1912
Claimant names Ms Witnesses
lcnoard Iuidctduin, r. II. llill, II, l., Van
poru, &. Il, Kelley. all Of wayerly, oregon.
WN FARRr. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
uNIrEp sTATEs LAND uFrlCE,
Turns OlpuOn Nav a. 10
WV, rAuaE, Register

uNtTFn sTATEs LAND uFFICE,
huruH, oregon, May q, t0i2.
Notice In hereby given that Fred A. natron, OF
Burnu, oregon, who on Scptombet ~, ipOa, made
Homestead Entry No, 27p0, Sorial No. 0lOdh, Tor
sWt, NWt, Soc, g. SFii NEa aud FH AEi .
section a. Township 70 T., Range - East
Willamette Meridian has nled notice OF inten.
tion to make Fiual Fiycy year proof, to ostab
lish claim to the land above described, before
the Register and Rcooiver ut nurns, oregon,
ON the l2th day Of June, lpl2
Claimant names ~ witnesses
RAY narrou, kdWatd EgglcHion, a, barron,
Rutt Porter. all OF tiutna, oregon,
Nm FARRE. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION N
uNlrEn STATES LAND OrFicE
NmTnA. NfcEon Nav 2. 1917.

hurnt, oregon May ?, 1912.
Notice Ia hereby given that Hannah Mcy, OF
UuruH, oregon, who, on way ~, 1907, mado
homestead entry No. alH2, serial No Of2Nb for
E,sNEt, section 10 and W. NwA section ~,
Township 20 H., RenEa ~ h', willamette Meri
Final Five Year Proof, 10 establish claim 10
the land above described. before Register and
Receiver, Mt Burns, oregon ON tho II day OF
June iNl2.
Claimant names M Witnesses
Nrya ttuddur, George W Holder, Rdwafd
G. Egglcstui. Thomas y Spraguc, all OF Burns,
oregon
WA, FARnK, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE.
UNtrtp srArEs LAM urtlCE
uutur, oregon, April "a, VIZ

To Frank II. Arcy OF seattle, Washington, Con.
tVHtCCt
Vou are hereby noliacd tho Lula McMullcn
w9SHyeSi i prS"sT9'SSSI IRE H, Gs ,n ,Ss "cecc
her duty corrohoratct application to ruutvsi
aud secure the cancellation ot your homestead,
EptrN serial No, Utr2 made lulI iNl0, fnt
t'sSN' NWi aud VIZ SE'. section o. Iuwh
snip 20 X, Enugc 80 a. willamette Meridian,
Huu HH grounds for her contest she alleges that
Frank n. Arry hns not established his residence
thereon, aud has not to my knowledge lccn
near said lRnd since date OF outry aud the same
is abandoned,
Nou are. therefore, further notified that the
satd allegations win be taken At this oftlcc ~
having been confessed by YOU, nnd your said
cutry viii bvcRacclcd Hereunder without your
further right To- he heard therein, either hoiotc
this oitcc or on appeal " YOU fail TO hlo " this
office within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication ut this notice, M shown below,
your answer, under oath, specifically meeting
and responding to these allegations Of contest,
or Il Yen TAIL within that time TO ulc In THIS
Office due proof that you have served copy oi
ynur answer ON tho said contestant either iu
person or by registered mail II this service Is
made hN the delivery OF n copy Of Your answer
vice must hc either the said contestants writ
ten q Acknowledgement of his receipt ot the
copy, showing the date Of It's receipt, or the
ahldaVii ot the person by whom the delivery
was made stating when aud whore the copy
was delivered. N made by registered mail,
proof of such service must consist ut The atiidR
Wit OF the person 10y whom he copy was mailed
was maihd, aud this AFFIDAVIT must be- accom-
panied by the postmaster 'stcccipt for the letter
You should state IN your answer the name ut
the postotllcc To (which You desire fututc notices
to be sent to YOU.
WV. F,RWs. Rcgistcr,
pate of hrst publication May I, 1919,
Date of second publication MAY II, 1919,
bate OF third publication May n, ipi2
Date OF fourth publication May -, 1919.
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1t would surprise YOU to know
of the great good that is being
done by Chamberlain's Tablets.
Darius Downey, of Newberg
Junction. N. b., writes, My
wife has been using Chamber
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

strEt StArFs IASp oftttH.
burns oregon March ", lpl',
Nniitr is hereby given that Arthur triuoi.
Of lnWru, oregon. - ho uu November 10, innl.
made Homestead tuttN No 'siso serial 80 uilh,
Tor MIMI, Soc and W NV, section y
Township q q WanEr J3 b., Willamette Mcb.
dian. hns hlcd notice ~ iutcnttnn to make dual
Ft,o Srur rr,oi, tu establish ClHln - the land
above described. tvi.rv tho krgistrf ana
Receiver at nuns oregon. on the 10Th ~
OF MAJ. lnls
Claimant uaIuUa no Wlincssca.
uofsr, y NlutuuE Mafccilus u llaYrs
Hnilcy uH,rr SCOTT ilaycs. all ut laWon. one
gon
M fAuuE. Register.
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Meetings OF the Council every second aud
Fourth Wednesday.
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$500 Reward!

Tho oregon, col
ifurula aud Nevada
Live stock rfutoc
ttnu Assucistiun ui
whirh the under
Aigucd 10 member,
viii give o. 80 ~
reward for rvis
lcn,c leading to
the arrest and CON
tIrtinu ui ANY par,
- or rpsIllrs tlrai
iuF horses, catt!r
or mulcs belonging
10 any ui ilA mem
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County Court meets tho nfst "Wednesday Ia
January, March, May. July. september and
NovomboT.
aAhHHr U. .. LAED Owes
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bate uf tlrst publication May I. 1919,
Date of second publication MAY II, 1919,
pRtc OF third publication May Is 1912
Date ot fourth publication May -, iai2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31

the various wdys. she Will illustrate
her cooking with an interesting lee
ture.
These courses are highly profitable
TO any woman who wants to be able
to cook we'll Mrs. Armstrong has
given many years of close applicat.on
and study to the subject and is re-
gal ded today as one of the leading
eWoLents of the cooking art in this
country. Her lectures are of gem
eral nature and are equally Interest,"
ing ard valuable to the wife of the
laborer who earns 81 a day and to
the woman who presides over the
culinary department OF the most aris-
'tocratic mansion in the city.
Mrs. Armstrong, through her long
experience. has so arranged her lee
lures that there is not a dun moment
from the time she goes on the plat.
form until the days lecture is fin
ished. Her practical demonstrations
and discussions are so well balanced
that they concentrate the interest OF
her audiences every moment OF tho
time.
The program will be changed every
day. Different articles will be cooked
and invitation is issued for the at.
tendance Of all women and young
women who desire to learn to cook
well. and for such Mrs Armstrong
has much valuable Information.
1t is an old rule that one way 90
reach the heart of the ordinary man
is through his stomach Feed him
well and he is satisfied. This knowl.
edge has aided many woman to
keep her husband in state Of con.
tentment and good nature and han
contributed to the happiness and
pleasure OF home life. Good cookinf.
is essential to happy home and tho
wise matron will not depend upon tho
uncertainty of incompetent help.
While she may not perform the ac..
tual work of preparing a meal her"
self she will inform herself as tn
how II should be done and be in q
position to direct and~eyersee tho
work.
On the last day Of the Cookinl.
School. a contest will be held. at
which valuable prizes will be given
those women producing the best
cooked articles Of food.
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Around this hospltablc beard, at
which were covers for ten, werc
sClyl tho closet friends &C tha hon.
orea, Mrs Mary Condor, Mrs AM
SON. Mrs kennedy Mrs Mowhrly
Mrs Thompson, Mrs Pultt Mrs. Rein
Bard. Mrs Wois cf Illinois and Mrs
Rpnsbalton of Nowata.
Mrs Ballard gaciously assisted III
hostoss in dispensing hosritality
Mrs Mitchell was the recipient Of
several very lovely remcmbrauccs in
honor " the day,
The Philathea girls Of tho First NJ
L. church enjoyed few worry Pleas
ant social hours at the home or Miss
Mildred Walsh. 142O South Cheyenne
avenue Tuesday night Music ana
games afforded The most pleasant OF
pastimos throughout the evening. an
at late hour refreshments were