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The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
OUR FARMERS
CpTt

The farmers have just as much to do in building up and improving th>ir town as do the citizens of the town
 It is to their interests to have up-te- date merchants, maehinists and me chanics. How can they expect these convenienees if they send to all the large cities for merchandise that should be bought of the home dealer The few cents that can be saved by buying goods away from home is in- jurying your community to the ex- tent of many dollars by retarding progress and the increased valuation of all kinds of property. including your own. Stand together and to- gether all will prosper. Divide and will flee. You know that the Bible says that . house divided against itself cannot stand
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

like the Colonel vas mentioned That didn't last long. Then Nebras- lHa adopted former Senator Burton Of Ohio and threw d supper party The Burton bubble popped Not daanted, Illinois was annexed and William Hale Thompson drawn into the fold. Thompson Aales from Chi eago, and that perhaps is =tbe real cause for his middle name.
 The lake breezes =oGC Chicago were too chilly. though. and William Hale Thompson is doomed 10 stick at his job of trying to make Chicago q Lit tie more like some other city and q little less like Chicago. At it's next to last resort. Nebraska would make Henry Ford one Of it's family. Ford though. is too busy trying to conquer and rule European monarchs to bother about ruling we plain Am orleans, and is apt to renege, any way.
 Lka all good samarittans, Nebras- ka has saved the last for the best, and when a definite answer of no. is received from Henry, Who's Who in America is to be offered for the nomination. Arkansas Dem ocrat.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
OAK GROVE.

Steve Mckeown is progressing nicely with his new barn.
 c. McDonald has been doing some repairing on his barn.
 Uncle John Camden is quite sick at this writing.
 About four of Mr Stevens family have the grip.
 Mrs. W. A. Phillips is quite sick at this writing.
 Johnney is on the bum with the lagrippe at this writing.
 Cluey Baggett was quite sick Sun day and Dr. Christian was called to see him.
 Uncle Joe Beasley of Bethel and daughter Mrs. Abe Smith of Broken Arrow, Okla, visited with Jeff Ter ry's s family Sunday.
 Johnney had six good loads Of hay put in his barn Monday which puts him in pretty gocd shape for tha winter.
 kibb Terry visited his sister-in. law, Mrs. R. A. Terry at Frank Kings Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ter ry will Leave Monday for Catoosa, Okla, where she will visit her broth CTS for a short time and fnmn there
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
CANE HILL.

John Long of Dutch Mills trans acted business in town Thursday.
 John Lewis loaded oat a ear Of dried fruit today, Tuesday. We ney- CT learned where he shipped.
 W H. Buchanan Went to Kansas City this week with two cars of hogs and one Of cattle.
 The weather is quite cool this week. Hog killing is the order of tn. day with those who have the hogs
 D. N. Edmiston made business trip to Evansville one day last week His brother ]. s Edmiston stayed in the store while he was away.
 Hunter Cole and family moved to town this week to remain through the school term. Ne are glad to have these good people with us.
 Rev. and Mrs. Carnahan made a business trip to Prairie Grove last week They also derived quite a bit of pleasure too from the trip.
 Billy Parkerr of Clyde drove to Fayetteville and back last Wednes- day. Mrs. l.. H. Yates and Mrs. Harry Mcclellan accompanied him.
 Albert Reed and boys passed thro' today with load Of shingles. He is preparing to build a house on his farm on Fly Creek.
 Mrs Florence Moon and children Of Sugar Hill came over Saturday and spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Moore's mother
 A. R. BirdweLl and family moved to his farm near Summers last week. We are sorry to have this family leave our community and hope them much success in ttheir new home.
 . Tommy Taylor moved his mother rom Crawford County yesterday and will occupy the Braly property here in town We welcome these people among US.
 Dr. Blackburn and q gentleman who was Illustrating a new machine drove over from Lincoln last week. The Dr purchased the machine and taok the agency also. This makes about three that he is agent for.
 ]. |. Lewis and L H. Yates went to Rogers yesterday to locate a room for their new cars. They are sell ing the Chi9orl eraar. Eaeisn Bates clerked in Mir. Yates place while they were gone
 orin Brewster arrived here from Colorado where he has lived fer
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
OAK GROVE.
Polly Ann

Charley Sailor was saving wood for Charley Hewitt Monday.
 Ernest Webber has been quite sick for some time with the fever.
 Doan Phillips of Chfty came over Saturday and visited his parents, Mr and Mrs. w A. Phillips
 hIr. and Mrs. Frank Girley at tended the funeral of Uncle Eliza Al len at Cave Springs Monday.
 We are sorry to learn Of the death of Uncle Eliza Allen of Cave Springs, which occurred Sunday morning. Uncle Elija was an old time friend of Johnney.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Hohomb wis jed relatives at Gentry, Benton County Sunday They went in thei1 Ford car and came home in the af- ternoon.
 Mrs. k. A. Ferry and daughter Catherine visited with Jessie Cam den's family Sunday and will remain there for few days. Jessie was quite sick Sunday
 Frank Girley and family and Mr. and Mrs Herman Stark visited friends at Cave Springs Sunday. The Girley family came home in the af- tarnoon the Starkes will visit a few days at Cave Springs
 Johnnpy
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
HARMAN.
,IOhnney

0. (. Wright and wife were shop. pin. in Springdale last Friday.
 Mrs. Willard Myers of Rogers is visiting relatives and friends here this week.
 Mrs. ArYe Thompson is quite sick at this writing. Dr Robinson of Elm Springs attending.
 The two Misses Wright of near Wellington spent the week end with .J F. Dobbs last week.
 Mrs. Frank Kelley has been quite sick for the past week but is re- ported better Ut this writing
 ]. ]. Patchen will move from here to his farm on White River this week.
 Miss Anna Beasley returned last Wednesday from Rheas Mill where she has been on an extended visit with relatives
 Mrs Frank Wright of near Cave Springs spent the week end with her sister Mrs. Cora Thompson of this place hast week.
 Uncle Quince Brown of near West Fork moved to his farm here last week. We are glad to welcome Un- ele Quinoe and Aunt Katie to our neighborhood.
 Theodore, better known as Bun nie9 youngest son Of Hon. B. H. Greenhouse of this place was taken
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

humber of years. He has sold his farm out there and will probably a0t go back again. He has been away three yeans the last time. His mother and himself have been ' yisit ing relatives in and around here this week
 Allen MeAtee of Evansville drove q large drove ot turkeys through one day Last week enroute to Prairie Grove He had nearly enc hundred and received IA cents Der pound Farkeys in wagon loads were haul- eI through all week. This market a.oAe amounts to no little with our farmers.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Nebraska. with it's records for big corn crops and its record for running Bryan for president. is not going to see itself sink into obliv- ion just because the Democratic par ty win not again stand hitehed to Bryan No. sir. Nebraska has decid- ed that President Wilson is schedul- ed for the Democratic party's nomi- nation for reelection. so that elimina tes Nebraska in the way of furnish ing q Democratic candidate. But Ne bra ska iS resonrceful
 If he Republican party can't find q candidate it will be because the names in city and state directories in the Bryan State have been exhaus- ted. Just because it has never got closer 10 being the mother of a pres i1ent than breach of promise suit. Nebraska has deserted the donkey and turned it's smiles toward some .. Q. P's.
 It's motherly affection began when Charley E1ens Hughes was inspired. Threats of contempt of court thwaft- ed that however. Then something
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

will go to her home at Columbus, Montana.
 December Sth was Miss Sis Haines fifty-third birthday and large crowd of her friends and relatives came with well filled baskets and dinner was spread which was en- joyed by all The day was spent in conversation and every one enjoyed themselves very much and We all went home feeling like the day was well spent.
 Johnney.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

i t4 tea sen and nice story book and candy and oranges and nuts. Now hoping you will bring me these things. l remain.
 Your little friend,
 Nina DoWnum.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

to the hospital at Fayetteville last Wednesday where he was operated on for appendicitis. His many friends are glad to hear that he is getting along very well.
 Polly Ann.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Gold Stick Pin Shaving Sets
 Will Suggest For Sister or Sweetheart

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The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Gold Hat Pins Solid Gold Thimbles Silver and Bronze Jewel Cases Sterling Silver Toilet Cases Manicure Sets Nu. Crack and Picks Opal Rings
 Wrist Watches.  Bra#eze+ sSo.d ef ~1sar ting shuttle God Eaaaet.s
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
Santa Claus Ietters

Sprinedale Ark, Dec. II, 1915. Dear Santa Claus:
 think I've been a real good hit tle girl this year and if you don't forget as you come down from the icy north, please bring me a doll, a tAa set,. some building blocks and a little red rocking chair. So wish ing you merry Xmas I am your little friend,
 Ruby Gladys Barron.
  I am little boy years old want a teddie Bear or a little dog one and some candy and nuts and orange.
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
l Will Suggest For
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The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Gold Wa1damar Chain with Gold
 Match Box Gold Pocket Knife Gold Pencil Gold Signet Rings Gold Vest Chain Gold Tie Clasp Gold Watch Fob Gold Emblem Pins Cod Or silver Gillette Razass Military Brushes and Combs Shaving A8as and Brushes Diamond stud Silver Watch Silver h Safe
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
1 Will Suggest For Brother or Sweetheart

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The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
l Will Suggest For
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Gold a# #ar EataI  A E RH,EI Han HH3#a Silver 8a Cheek
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The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
1 Will Suggest For
 Mother

Cameo Broaeh Diamond La Valiere Gold Fob Diamond Ring Pain Ring IeJ Hof Bottles zf8.d Blsz a.s Beauty Pins G.4siea i2ars.Htgter s#l aI szs4z K5f ad Forks zSat et#a=ks Umbrella Stands, Pottery 5sass role 24t Tea Pot =t,.tsry 6a.i ss <, Ga9s sia==se a#n9l.a s'a34.eae S5ea Col watch aa.l Chain Pearl Rtf Szee Mantle Clock zif7.i f.eekeaz sss.afar Cod .fHsi8b'es Bar Pias
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24
lester Burnett


Elm Springs, Ark, Dec. 13, '15. dear old santie Claus I am a little girl years old and l want you to Bring Me nice doll and some candy and some nuts and arnse live west of tontitown
 Bernice Burnett.
 
 Springdale, Ark. Dec. IA, 1915. Dear Santa Claus:
 Dear Santa l think I've been a good little girl and please don't for get me this Christmas. would like you to bring me doll, doll car riage, piano, a set of dishes, some drawing books, irons and candy remain your little friend
 Glemna McKeown.
 
 Springdale, Ark. Dec IA, 1915. Dear Old Santa:
 have been a very good girl ey- cry since last Christmas and since l am always glad to see Christina come hope you wont forget me this Christmas Now what l want is a doll. doll carriage, q little iron,
The Springdale news., 1915-12-24

Ruby Gladys Barron.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
LOST AND FOUND
500 REWARD.

One Ford touring car, model year 1915,
No. 692o22. motor No. 7l7242. state license
No. $3.50. equipped with top, Windshield
Gray q Davis electric starter and light
ing system. demouotable rims, Willard
batteries, Stewart speedometer. four Fire
stone and one Fisk castngs, extra de
mountable rim and casing on carrier left
side car. two long scratches on side bat
terry box.
stolen from corner 10th and Capitol
Ave, Omaha, between 5 and IL O'Clock
y. m, October 30. 1915 from @. NJ. Stevens
$50 CASH REWARD will be paid for
the return OF said car within six months.
or Information directly responsible for its
recovery and source OF same kept conf
Dental
$50 CASH REWARD win be paid for
the arrest and conviction OF the party oI
parties who stole said car.
Notify any local agent OF the Royal In
surance Co., or police any place. or ID. b
Melpton. Adjuster, Omaha, Neb., Airing
ton Blk. Phone Douglas 1s6.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08

AUTOMOBILES
WhonoVeF you are considering selling OF
buying q ubed car and you want full
Vaiuo for your money OF you want people
who are willing 20 pay for what they are
setting you vii have no regret N you
buy OF advertise through the used car
column of The Bee. Plone Tyler 1000.
FORD tourlng car, in good condition. ss2s.
call sunday. Webster 1913.
NEaRAaKA Buick service Station, 1914
Farnam 81 Phone Douglas IN
noo REWARD for any Enagneto We can't
repair COLE repd. Baysdorfer. 1i0 N. 18th.
AUTO. clearing house. Buy. sell and Ak
change ured ears xe1 Farnam ID. saio
Ogerton'a Tor loaky radiator Soc. dealers,
or b. mall iloe4 Ave. Co. Bluffs. la.
industrial oaraEs Co. sOth 4 Harvey sta.
WILL trade high and slightly lot, cash
value, for 1915 Ford touring car. Write
p 80 Omaha bee.
80 AILEs of lnilease ln yeDE old tree
lEi Chicago 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08

Seven consecutive Zines. / cent word
each Insertion.
o'ns time. 4 cent, a word.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
BUSINESS CHANCES

II your Business Chance Wu stand
rigid investigation ana is just what Il is
advertised, or n you are looking 20 start
fectly satisfied n you use the Business
chance column OF The Bee. When buy
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
miscellaneous

GOOD MEN WANTED
AZ once to learn auto work 60
fill positions which we have open
right now and are waiting for COM
petent men. Learn by our system
OF actual work on autos tractors.
cleo. starting sys. Free catalog
at once.
AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE.
205S Farnam St Omaha, Neb.
WANTED-Married man who is a
licensed embalmer and experienced
funeral director: give reference and
amount OF experience In answer. Address
o 40a Bee
LABORERS for construction work, 50 Is
day. Z. y. Myers q Co. Boelus, Neb.
WANTED-Men to try examinations for
government Jobs; SO month"; common
education sufficient. Apply immediately.
%. Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
WANT ADS

Want ads received at any time. but 20
insure proper classification must be pre-
serted before n o'clock noon for evening
edition and 7.B p. m. for morning and
sunday editions Want ads received after
such hours will be under the heading,
'-Too Late 20 Classify"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08

You can place your want ads In The
TELEPHoNE Ell isiHi TYLER 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
IeWelrY Stock

lures on the main line OF the Union
Pacific Railroad. This must be SOLD this
week. l1.900 takes n. Get busy quick
Stock new and up-to-date. Address j.
"A. Russell. ltl1 Wo0dmen of the WOrld
Bldg. Phone Douglas 1871. ~ "A ainut 1iGl
nn.. ior niy rseai Estate bsnelin. lf
Includee largest and best lat OF bar
14Ipl n "a states. ". O. Iempleton. co.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FOR sALB--Here 10 IA ciassfncatiOn that
II Of the utmost Importance 20 every
reader, as this column offers some excep-
tfonal opportunities every day and q
sqall want ad will sell your article at Its
full value. Phone Tyler 1000
FURNITURE, Household Goods, Etc.
s4b2AgSs @ T. ,sss syFsETgRE u stFH WEB AsG iSO
Desks bousht and sold. ]. c. Reed.
1901 Farnam 81. Douglas sli6
CARPETS, stoves and buggies. d. S42O,
DOMESTIC range for sale on acct, of
GOOD as new. vacuum cleaner. sii N.
Horses and Vehicles.
FOR SALE--A fresh COW and 1l-month
heifer. Phone Walnut 2SSs
FARM wagon. s6r harness. $50; both
new. Johnson-Danforth Co.. 10th and
Clark Sts.
YOUNG team horses. harness and farm
wagon; stylish single driver harness
HAY-ss per ton. Wagner. sol N, lsth ST.
MATCHED pair OF mares. 2,7oO lbs; also
delivery horse. 1000 lbs. Lady owner.
l2l So. gath.
IADY's saddle. Phone Douglas 1874
TWO heavy mares. two geidlngs for sale:
North 9th and Grant grocery store.
Phone Webster Gil.
GOOD s-spring delivery wagon, $40. Doug
las fss
MATCHED pair OF mares. 400 lbs; also
delivery horse. 1000 lbs. LADY OWNER,
l2t South cath.
Musical Instruments.
Baritone saxaphone for sale. D. SOO2
2co9 Harney St, fine tone up. piano; cheap
Poultry, EEgs and supplies.
MJID grain. 100 lbs. ti.T5. Wagner. sot MA
sTEREoTYPE matrices make the bess
and cheapest linlns for poultry houses
durable than tarred felt and practically
tireproot DC hundred AZ Tue Zee offlca
Pet stock.
THoRoUGHBRED Irish water-spaniel
pups; greatest hunters and watch dogs.
Webster 69W or 2Dlt N. 18th ST
Typewriters.
FOR sAIE-New and secondhand carom
and pocket billiard tablea and bowling
alleys and accessories; bar fixtures of all
kinds. easy payments The Brnnswlck-
RELIANCE Ribbon and Carbon CO.. car
bon paper and mixed ribbons. ID. S2t2,
OLIVER typewriter. 500 2S Bee Rldg
TYPEWRITERs sold. rented. repaired.
Central Typewriter Exc. 1905 Farnam.
/ MISCELLANEOUS.
HoLSrElN-Jersey heller calf from high
! producers on Nov. 4 Price, S12tO for
quick sale. J. W. Welch. Benson 403
] "BILLA" SUNDAY TABERNACLE
hheeung. shiplap. coorA 1 carload. :
ply rubo.roid &c square. 10000 n. OF
lumber SIS TO $50, Dimensions 2xG SKA
~, 2xlo; toilets, IS 20 $40 each: brick. S.;
/ s1S story, upright fire escapes $50 each
Tel Red 2l1-chris. Jensen-4N No. itth
FOR SALE.
one share OF Itock In Happy Hollow
Club. 2d6. Bee.
FoR SALE cHEAP
! Business College Course.
I Fun and complete tcholarehip In one
or the hest Omaha business schools
good reason for selling; perfectly rellA-
bic; worth full price. but will be sold
/ very reasonably. il Interested investigate
a. once. because fall term begins soon
There are q variety OF courses Tor sale
hor particulars inquire AZ the office %
CARPENTER toola, shovels, sIedEes,
picks. 4ackscrews, 10 penny match vend-
/ Ing macitines, 60c each Horse harness
wagon. 500 One electric plano.
j. c. 1SH.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Cadet suit. size N
with cap. Webster 2lOe,
90 OnoOlden West Whisky, fun
/ hH ~ 1quarts bottled IN bono. pre-.
raid. caekley Brus-. Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
FOR SALE


mtscellnneous.
SMALL hotel; good location; near stock
yards. South Omaha: must sell on ac-
count OF sickness reasonable price. II
sold AZ once. NJ 29s. Bee.
FOR sALE-i2-gauge doubIe-barrel shot
gun, IN good condition. G 7O3. Bee.
FOR SALE Metal GARAGE. ~. ID. Cam
eron. Tel. II. 2064
electric motors. Room 5. Bee Bldg.
SAFE. roll-top desk and high desk with
stool. Tel Douglas 1861. 20i North 18th
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
MEDICAL

RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08

a ,riai ears ear. L ii. Cox. 30. klssss. NsS Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-08
Ready Reference Directory

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-27
ORPHANS HAD Time
Children Of Oklahoma Orphans Home
Had Very Rest Christmas Day in all
Their Lives Saturday

The children of The Oklahoma or.
phunngc, situated on the III Reno IN.
terurhHn line near oklahoma CITY.
were unusually well treated by Santa
Claus this year
When they woke nt nm early hour
Saturday morning they rushed into the
nursery and found an manners NJ gifts
RS well as mountains Of candy. fruit
and nuts
A hlp turkey dinner NJ noon and an
afternoon uf fun with new TOYS Santa
had brought mndc every liltlr heart
w the orphnnngc glad, but the climax
of the whole DAY came when the boys
entered their roums 10 prcpnre for
slecpvond MIA found q pair NJ pretty
pa'0mn9 NJ the henl of each bed
Mrs Mn''le NJ. MORGAN. suprrlntcnd.
emf NJ 'hc home. desires that every ro.
;ni merchant. wholesaler and priypte
indivldunl who contributed 10 the sue.
cess " Christmas dnv ~ the home. be
'l""Fol fNr his generosity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-27

'a. convention Of Music Teachers In
.u Acrr this week.
4
A. the meeting ut the Executive
Houu of SoroSis Thursday with Mrs
Ern N--dulc and Mr. ". $. McA,cc.
DO uo- decided 10 have the annual
>uup-n breakfast February .,
N. j u Ruuift entertained with
% |ng.rful afternoon Friday In honor
90, rUr nlth birthday anniversary "
lrr urr daughter, Pauline May Rat
utC The afternoon was spent with
uU. Boo one contest favor being
awarded 90 Miss lone Brurlry Al the
lu...uu there was large birthday
cake obtaining the name Of the hon
ur.r auI five burning tupcrs The
guest. ~ the occasion were lone Mar
garu and Elizabeth Bcurlcy, Rose
macy Lamb. Laura Elizabeth Smith.
Cm Elizabeth Ilamliu Homer u
and Charles llamlin. Arthur Green
Raymond Turner Catherine Hunt aud
Ida Florence Carter Other guests as.
Si-r.uG boo the entertainment Of the
little uU. were Mines Seville, Harry
Lamb VI l.. Peterson, Hetue pamon
ter and G. W Smith
=
Mr.. j. $ Coc and children. Of Fort
Worth Tex, are the guests or the
former, parents, Capt and Mrs T.. J.
WaIdroU Nh aud Mrs Waldrou had
a family dinner party aud tree Christ
mas. oJ which besides Mrs. Coc, were
the two SOUS Mcssrs Harry aud Frank
Wudruu Mr. Ada Maye,, aud uncle
Mr. j. u Thompson
a.
Mis- Bertha Levy gave a line party
Friday evening at the Empress. fol
luvrI m % buffet super at the Skh'
vim n honor uf the visiting members Of
the srm Theta ri sorority The m.
hlc no fMn upper was drcEel with %
Christina. tree and favors Of musical
toy. urr, given the guests. with which
to mnlr merry Dancing was enjoyed
hctv,. COURSES.
4
SIR . Williams OF Dallas IS spend
mr o. nv days with Nlr Harry Wal
d"y.
+
Ia. -Wuilus club viii meet Tues
dng afternoon ut 2:3U with Miss Bur
hau Weaver. at lul East Fifth street
T.. Oklahoma Relief Corps 40. Il
Will mr.. called meeting Wednesday
ot ..U O'Clock ni Wrstfuu hall.
Nil mH Nr Walter - pnspholl pu.
trnamM with "a dinner Of beautiful
nprummmv SUNDAY evening In honor
uf Mn md Mrs. . u Wcstrott Of
urn,uu A basket of pulnscttios, ird
with ud musc ribbon. was the central
decoration Ui the table. the nut dishes
carving uut the ,umr color and the
pme. uui. being or New Years design
utnrr guests ur the occasion were
JuIe, md Mr. Samuel w. Hayes. Mr.
land Mrs William Nee Mrs Mary r.
Wra.uu.. and pr and Mrs leu Rirly
Mn. and Mrs William Nee enter
mmcl mo.t informally Christmas att
rmuuu u honor Of their house. guests
ID. and Mrs % u Nrlcult of ben
,r. Killarney m.c, decorated rho
n.m. mI Nr- w. T.. Dichcu aud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-27

m. whom H. nur named Betty
Eleanor
M,. Mmn Em- ,rft Jouuy fDr
Irr home lu Dallas, after % pleasant
Nui' with many old friend, here
o.,
,,. N'.' L'''' ,n''o''. "i 'h' S'ho'' Tor
Christmas with Mn w. C. Hu.kr. left
sunday 10 h' Tor the ut her vacation
With Aer parents m lpcumsrh
nomo" fine marriage Of their sister,
Miss Bertha Iimmrnm1u 10 Mr. Wal
ter q. Hansen Ihr wedding was an
event Of Cmmstmo. eve at the home
"i 'hr bfldr. They VIII be at home to
,."il Ir'rn"s after January ] at 32i
west = "''A'''" Hsyy'
ON account a Illness ur the family
"I MIS- T. W "unl"r. ihe United
"'uf"lri' ot ih" I"fud'mcy VIII
nor ,H''' WIN her, but VIII meet IN.
,,''I WIN Mrs a. >. t"nnrlie'
Wednesday afternoon at 90 o'clock
%
VII. ana Nlr' anton II 'Insscn had
It's Ih''r 'hrl'lma5 guests FOR tree"
""a ''un'I. VII. a'' Nls. d. J.. L"aNit'
ana Cniidf"n vi. ohI MIS- L"arlli Srr
'"' MISS H'.'1 ARK.