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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-09
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-09

p. o. Tilburne Of the Chamber OF
Commerce will be the speakers. Lit
tie Miss Jane Strouvelle will he the
queens emissary upon this occa-
sion and her majesty will attend in
person. At o'clock p. m. the royai
party will adjourn to the fairgrounds
aud omen the Free County Fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-09

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-09
School Children
Can't Afford HandiCaps

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PSYCHOLOGICAL,
Mrs. Il. l}. Hnnndicf

Mrs. Lily Benedict wife of J. E. Benedict, saw mill man of Poyen, died at S:t0 o'clock last night, at the homo Of her daughter, Mrs George DcVincy, 1903 East seventh avenue, after on illness which had extended over some tlmc.
 Mrs. Benedict was 56 years of age, and was member of the Christian church, The body will be shipped to- day by the Iloldcrness company to her former home at Traskwood, where the funeral will be held Friday.
 Mrs Benedict has made her home here With her daughter for some time, and was highl ycsteemed by the friends she had made here. Besides her husband, shc leaves two sons, ]. A. Benedict of Pine Bluff and J. L. Benedict Of Benton, and two daugh- tors. Mrs. George Deviney of Pine Bluff and Mrs. Ed iIcarn of Spark man.
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Someone whose occupation, or busi- ness. is the thinking up of pretty things must have turned her attention recently to artificial flowers. For these cunning copies of natures beauty-won- ders are compelling attention every- where because they are used in new and unusual ways. We are used to seeing them in corsage bouquets and replacing natural flowers in the limou- sine. We are familiar with them in girdles about the waist and in wreaths about the hair, but these are only mere beginnings of their useful ness as it has been lately developed.
 Everywhere little blossoms nestle in bows and rosettes of malines or lace. orDamenting collars and cuffs. They dangle, in place of ribbons, in hanging sprays from the girdle. They are perched in bright sprays on the party or the shopping bag, and they adorn the pincushion, the perfume bottle and the powder puff.
 A small bouquet set in frill of gauge and suspended by narrow rib bons that are tied about the wrist is the latest adjunct but one of the party gown. And that one is the spray of flowers which finishes an adorable anklet of malines that is tied above the slipper to fly with the feet of the
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youthful dancer. Only one ankle is
 allowed this final touch of color and
 coquetry.
 The corsage bouquet and the flowers for the limousine have other business
 in hand besides their important mis sion of beauty. They are determined to be useful as we'll as ornamental. A bouquet for the limousine is shown in the picture, made of two orchids and
 many sprays of life1ike lilies of tne valley. In the heart of one orchid. concealed by flower petals, is tiny
 box of compact powder and the other dares to harbor in this secret way g. box of rouge. Flower petals cover the small powder puff that slips in each box and the unnoticeable little ring that is the handle of the puff is GOV cred with silk floss.
 The stems of the flowers are tied with a bow of ribbon matching one of the shades in the orchids in color One ribbon loop is sewed up along tho edges to form case for tiny mirror
 Look twice in the heart of the newest corsage rose and the chances are that
 you will find it harboring the same sorS Of first aids to Cupid.
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PERSONAL.

Dr. J. l. Norris was out yesterday, after having been confined to the house several days owing to an at tack of la grippa.
 J. o. Harrison is reported quite il. at his home in Wesf Fifteenth avenue.
 J. D. Lee has returned to his home at Warren after spending several tays here as the guest of his sister, Ms. Joe Westall.
 Rev. Father w. A. Murphy of Ilous- ton. Texas, and Rev. Father Charles s. Gately of Galveston, Texas, are spending several days here as, guests Of Rev. Father J. J. Albert, pastor of St. Peters catholic church.
 Mitchell Selligman has returned from Sheridan, where he has been on [ hunting trip the past few days.
 Farm Demonstration Agent C. II. Thomas is suffering with a severe at tack of lagrippe.
 w. F. Evans has returned to his hone at Fordyce, after a visit here with his sisters. Mrs. l.. c. Clifford and Miss Myrtis Evans.
 E. w. Nd1 tllliu lldo It+-lI uNh 'b Helena. after visit with his family here.
 William T. Shelby of Little Rock k visiting with his cousin, M. w. Taggart.
 Ernest Adams of England is visit ing his sister, Mrs. l. M. Bond, for q few days.
 Prof. Asa M. Mccain, of the faculty of the Monticello agricultural school, is here for holiday visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs John M. Me Cain.
 Rev. Marion Nelson Waldrip left fast night for Monticello, where he will deliver his lecture, "Seeing the Unseen"
 Judge John M. Elliott was confined to his home yesterday ty all attack of grippe.
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representing one of the colleges Each section then selected it's representa- | tive for each of the six athletic" events, which, with the winners, were
 as follows Twelve foot dash, John Hooker win ner.
 l Feminine discus throw, Marvin Pat tersOn winner
 Standing broad grin, Mildred Per-
 due winner Handicap hobble hurdle race, T. M. Hooker winner Growing contest, Robert Miller win ner.
 Oratorical contest, Allie Norris win ner.
 After the contests had been run off the guest party spent an enjoyable time informally, and delicious refresh
 ments were served. The following
 names were on the invitation list for the affair: Edith Mae Patterson, Frances Land, Pearl Freemeyer, Mildred Perdue, Thelma Carnahan, Rebecca Williams, Eva Gammill, Sbyl Helton, Gladys Hardin, Mildred Ingram, Alice Parker,
 Pauline Brewster, Ophelia Brewster,
 Aileen Sanders, Henrietta Adams, Lu-
 cille Simmons, Lucille Sibley, Effie
 Watson of Tucker, Benjamin Rice,
 Allie Norris, Flora Levine, Hannah
 Levine, Aileen Mccain.
 Edgar McFadden, Hunter Wool
 dridge, Carl White, Raymond Sage,
 Wade Dalrymple, Frank Miller, Rob
 ert Miller, Marvin Patterson. q arl Cloud, Will Sallee, Leslie Thomas, Quincey Nash, Henry Mcdaniel, Jack
 Perdue, James Russell, Bernard Si- mon, Charles Well, Ezra Cochran, T. M. Hooker, John Hooker, Bennie
 Sanders, Howard Gartman, Jerome
 Weaver, John Williford, Homer Whit ener.
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Children's Party At Trinity RectOry.

The children of the Sunday school of Trinity Episcopal church will en- joy their Christmas party this after noon and evening at the rectory, and plans have been perfected to show the young folks a most enjoyable time.
 The little children will have their entertainment in the afternoon, start ing at 3 o'clock, while the older chll- dren will be the guests in the even- ing, starting at 7:30 o'clock. Teach CTS of the Sunday school will be in attendance, and it is expected the lit tie folk will have many pleasures.
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Holiday Party for
 Sunday School Class,

Mrs w. F. Woodland entertained the members of her Sunday school class Tuesday evening, in delightfully."- in- formal manner, delicious refresh ments being served during the even- ing.
 Those in attendance were:
 Minnie Hazel Green, Imogene Alex ander, Dorothy Davis, Frank Morris of Little Rock, Dorothy Seabrook, lsa- bel Woodland, Ethel Woodland, Richard steel. Maurice Smith, Hoshall Ruth erford, Chester List, Buford Holland Edward Brown. Sam Bradley Aquilla Glenn Clon Butler of Little Rock.
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Mathontes Club Reception Brilliant Social Affair.

The annual reception and recital of the Mathontes club, at the parlors and ballroom of the Hotel. Pines yester- day afternoon, was one of the most brilliant and happy social affairs of the present season, and was very largely attended
 The ballroom had been handsomely decorated, in simple style, for the oc- casion, the pillars and the large win dows being draped with ivy, and there being masses of cut flowers, ferns, palms and potted plants.
 The guests were greeted in the hall by Mrs. w. f. Woodbridge and Mrs. w.. T. Seawell, were made welcome and ushered toward the receiving line, which was headed by the president of the club, and in which were Mrs. J. w. Adams, Mrs. H. c. Moore, Mrs. Sam Taylor, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. T. J. Collier, Mrs. Drew White, Mrs. John Wilbourne, Mrs. c. A. Lin aker, Mrs. w. A. Taggart and Mrs. Howell Westbrook.
 The following program, each num- Der of which was q gem, delighted the guest party:
 Piano solo, "valse Poetique," Miss Florence Brewster.
 Vocal solo, Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" Mrs. Jesse R. Core of Plum Bayou, with accompaniment by Mrs. Ed Bocage.
 Piano solo. "The Flying Dutchnan," ," Miss Mildred Daniel. s+s
 Vocal solo, "A Southern Song" " Dolph Kastor.
 Reading, (a) Sweet and Low" lTennyson); (b) "A Woman's Way" i(King), Miss Vashti King.
 ' Vocal solo. "Since You Went Away Mrs. Jesse R. Core, accompaniment by Mrs. Ed Bocage.
 Double quartet, "In a Persian Gar den," Miss Victoria Harrell, Miss Er- nestine Norris, Miss Selma Martin, Miss Henrietta Brewster, John Moore, Dolph Kastor, Arthur Triplett, and J.. D. lTovey. ..
 !; After the program had been car 1ied out, delicious buffet luncheon was served. Three tables had been prepared, at. which the guests were seated informally, for the luncheon. At these tables, coffeee was poured by Mrs. Sam Taylor, Mrs. w. A. Tag gart and Mrs. Frank Thompson. The luncheon brought on delightful chat and conversation, following which the reception came to close, fully main .taining the record for pleasure in social lines of the popular organiza- tion. ,s
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Fun for Young Folks At ~AfhlAtic Meet.o

An unique and most thoroughly en- joyable party was given at the home of Mrs. E. D. Russell, with Miss Helen Hawkins, Edward Russell and John Russell as hostess and hosts, when half a hundred boys and girls spent the afternoon delightfully."-, at an in door athletic contest" H .t.
 The house was beautifully decorat- ed in college colors, pennants, and other such insignia, for the occasion four famous colleges being represent ed. When the guests had arrived they were divided into sections, each
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Miss Ada Goldberg.

Mrs. N. F'inklcstein yesterday re- ceived news of the death, on Tues day afternoon. at Chicago, of her niece, Miss Ada Goldberg, of asthma Miss Goldberg was only 17 years old Three years ago she resided in Pine Bluff for q period of about eight months, attending Lakeside school and the Jewish temple, and making many friends who will regret to hear of her death.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Today. M. A. G. club dance, at Hecator club.
 Party for Sunday school children at Trinity rectory.
 City Federation, chamber of com merce, 3 p. m.
 Friday. Fancy dress dance at Hecaton club by MT. and Mrs. E. A. Howell, Miss Frances Howell and Edwin Howell. Lotus club Christmas cotillion Hotel Pines.
 B. Y. P. U. social, Baraca hall First Baptist church. ! <, Saturday.
 Open house reception at Y. M. c. A., 8 to 1O:30 D. m.
 New Years ball, at Harmony club Mrs. c. c. Brewster's luncheon Hotel Pines. ! Gift shower, home of Mrs. w. L Barton, 2::30 p. m.
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MILLINERY.

The latest nodes. at ,he most reas- nable prices. Hat frames in all the best styles. ? l black v'.vet. Let me make new hat of your old one. Aigrettes, birGs of pa sdise, plumes, wings, and fahcies cltsned. Head quarters for F'ranco-Anerican toilet articles.
 MRS. NELL TROTTER, 14O5 s. Main st. Phone 2053
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man, as a result of a message telling her ef the death of her daughter-i in law, Mrs. B. A. Luton.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Brummett and children, Josephine Brummett and Count Brummett, have returned from Searcy. where they spent the Christ mas holidays with relatives and friends
 Mrs. H. P. Bradford and Mrs. Dill lard Saunders have as their guests Miss Sue Clark and Miss Minnie Clark, of LaGrange. Ky.
 Mrs. George Hill and Mrs. James Bradford of Como, Texas, are visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. A. B. Abernathy and daugh- ter, Miss Maggie Abernathy, have re- turned to their home at Latonia, Texas, after spending the Christmas season here as guests of MT. and Mrs. S. H. Holland.
 Miss Juanita John has gone to Stuttgart, for a visit with the family of her uncle, Dr.. M. C.. John.
 Mrs. P. c. Howson has returned to her home at Memphis, Tenn, after a delightful Christmas visit here with her sisters, Mrs. Q. G. Blackwell, Mrs. F. c. Cross and Mrs. George M.'Wells.
 Miss Emma Archer, head of the canning club work in Arkansas, is in the city, for a short stay, in the in- terest of the clubs in Jefferson coun- ty, {s :;
 Miss Elah Hellums, who has been i'll the past several days, is much better.
 lMr. and Mrs. E. A. Howell enter tained at dinner last evening, compli- mentary to their daughter, Miss Fran ces Howell, and their son, Edwin Howell. z
 Mrs. D. c. Wilcox is spending the remainder of the week with relatives and friends at Little Rock.
 
 Miss, Bessie Glover, who has been the guest of Miss Grace Steed the past few days. left yesterday for her home at Rison. I, The City Federation of Women's clubs will meet at o'clock this afternoon at the assembly hall of the chamber of commerce. Mrs. L. B. Manning and daughters, Miss Reva Manning and Miss Vera Manning, have returned from Hope, where they spent the Christmas holi- days with relatives and friends. MT. and Mrs. P. M. Bridges enter tained a party of fourteen near rela;- tives at dinner Tuesday evening, this being a delightful annual reunion. Among those in attendance were Pet CT Bridges, Jr., of Chicago and Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Jackson of Camden, who are visiting MT. and 2 Mrs. Bridges, their parents. ;sj l Pine Bluff relatives and friends have learned with pleasure of the
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Pollyanna Club Has Informal Dance.

The Pollyanna club held a most delightful informal dance last even- ing with Miss Henrietta Adams, at her home in west Eleventh avenue, the girls all being members Of the club Light refreshments were served during the evening and the affair was thoroughly enjoyed.
 Those in attendance were:
 Christine Puddephatt, Zelda Davls' Lucille Simmons, Frances Andrews, Williene Alexander, Jessie Wilkins, Allie Norris, Mildred McDonald, Slbyi Dixon, Thelma Carnahan, Mildred V!ithers, Frances Lake, Anne D. FzelI, Elizabeth Cross. Eugenla
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No Bean Simmer Friday

Because it will be New Year'u eve, there will be no bean supper at the Young Mems Christian association Friday afternoon. The weekly bean suppers will be resumed Friday of next week, however
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Pine Bluff Man Weds
 PODul0r BigclOW Girl.

Miss Eula Oaks of Bigelow, popu- lar young woman of that town, and R. R. Elsberry of Pine Bluff were married at the home of the bride Sun day, and are now at home to thelr friends at S23 Pine street, this city. Mir. Elsberry has made his home here for several years, and has many friends to whom the news of his we'd
 ding caused pleased surprise yester- d1y,
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Robert Mays, F0rdyce.

Fordyce Dec. 29.-Robcrt Mays, aged so, died at the hone of his hroiher Monday a few miles north of ulis city. The deceased was a Con- fcderate veteran and had been an in tluential citizen of this section for more than 20 years
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Byrd-Dyer Wedding Snrnrise to Friends.

Friends of T. Egee Byrd learned with pleased surprise yesterday of he wedding, at Paris, Texas, on Christmas Day of MT. Byrd and Miss Jennie Lou Dyer, 8 popular and charming young woman of Paris. MT: and Mrs. Byrd arrived in Pine Burr Monday. and are comfortably domi- ciled at 1501 West Fifth avenue, where they are at home to their friends.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Ragan--Taylor.

Fordyce, Dec. 29.-The marriage of Y iss Gertrude Taylor to Arthur L, Ragan of Princeton was solemnized Monday at the home of the bride in the presence of many relatives and friends. Both are well known and have many friends who wish them a happy married life. The Rev. J. II. Glass, pastor of the Methodist church, performed the ceremony.
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hero.

Lawrence Banks of Fordyce is here for q visit with Fitzhugh Waldrip.
 It is our aim to please you in the smalles detail. American Excel sior Laundry Co. phone 14G. If
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marriage al Randall. Cleveland eoun- tv. Sunday last. of Miss Ethel Wilson and Wilson Wordlow. both of that place. The bride is well known here, wncr" she has visited relatives on q number of occasions.
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The regular meeting of the City Beautiful club has been postponed un- til Thursday afternoon, January 6, at 2:30 o'clock, at the Hotel Pines,
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Mir. and Mrs. T. B. Hardin have re turned to their home at Fulton Ky. after a visit here with Mrs. J. B Hardin.
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Miss I.ucv Graves is showing inn pavement, from a severe attack of !; grippe.
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:. Mr.; and Mrs. A. w. Mills are at home from Walnut Lake, where they visited Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Pickens.
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E.zell, Thelma Daniels, Camille Louise Watson, Mary McGaughy, Henrietta Adams.
 Joe Walker, Victor LeLaurin, Sam Puddephatt, Frank Robinson, Kirt Andrews, T. M. Hooker. Ed Nowlan>,. Charles ,McNew, Frank Tom1inson, Henry Mum, Joe Mccain, Robert Cherry, D. B. Niven, Jr., Oliver Gal braith, Hunter Woodbridge, Harry s;vess, Milan Tedstrom, Robert Byrd. John Edgar Hooker, Roland Ingram, Chester List and Frank Toney. A delightful dance, with Dorsey Duncan as host, was held last even- ing, at the Duncan home in West Sixth avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. s. Wolff of Bastrop, La., are spending several days here as guests of relatives, at 903 West l Rarraque street. Miss Nell Bush of Prescott, daugh- | ter of State Senator Bush, will arrive Friday to spend several days here as the guest of Miss Mary Sorrells. They WAl1 lCdfc IOEClAC4 lO 1CoulaC t1C1I studies Monday at Galloway college, at Searcy. &S --*--
 Miss Beth Renfrow, Miss Emma Bell Baker, Mrs. T. B. McEwen are among the many who are suffering with attacks of la grippe. l Miss Lois Julian and Miss Hazel Moseley' have returned from Sheridan, where they visited Miss Fay Jean.
 < Mrs. Jesse R., Core is here from Plum Bayou. for visit with Mrs. H. G. Higinbotham.
 Little Miss Willie Steele Bridges has returned to her home at Altheim- CT, after visit here with her sister, Mrs. E. c. Harrison.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Ritchie have re- turned to their home at Little Rock, after spending the Christmas holidays here with Mrs. John Rose and Mrs. Joe Moser.
 Mr., and Mrs. R. w. Wilson have re- turned, to their home at NOntlce!lo, after visiting relatives and friends here.
 Mrs. w. A. Shoop has returned to her home at Star City, after visiting Mrs R. B. Majors and Mrs. R. A. VeaZey. -Ss
 Miss Marguerite King is spending several days as the guest of relatives and friends at Hamburg.
 Mrs. w. H. Harvey has returned from af visit to relatives and friends It Little Rock.
 \ MT. and Mrs. T. B. Hardin have re- turned to their home at Fulton, Ky,
 after visit here with Mrs. J. B. Hardin. Il
 Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Mills are at home from Walnut Lake, where they 1 visited Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Pickens. , s Mrs M Linton has gone to Tru-
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/! Mrs. w. H. Harvey has returned from afvisit to relatives and friends Tt Little Rock.
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Births.

Births. Born, to NIT. and Mrs. Earl Sharp, 1O3 Virginia street, Tuesday night, a girl
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Mrs. s. M. Luton has gone to Tru-.
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Miss Marguerite King is spending several days as the guest of relatives and friends at Hamburg.
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< Mrs. Jesse R.. Core is here from Plum Bayou. for visit with Mrs. H. G. Higinbotham.
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Miss Lois Julian and Miss Hazel Moseley' have returned from Sheridan, where they visited Miss Fay Jean.
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Mrs. w. A.. Shoop has returned to her home at Star City, after visiting Mrs. R. B. Majors and Mrs. R. A. VeaZey, Ss
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Pine Bluff relatives and friends have learned with pleasure of the
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MT. and Mrs. Lee Ritchie have re- turned to their home at Little Rock, after spending the Christmas holidays here with Mrs. John Rose and Mrs. Joe MOser. t..
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Little Miss Willie Steele Bridges has returned to her home at Altheim- CT, after visit here with her sister, Mrs. E. c. Harrison.
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Miss Beth Renfrow, Miss Emma Bell Baker, Mrs. T. B.. McEwen are among the many who are suffering with attacks of la grippe.
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Miss Nell Bush of Prescott, daugh- ter of State Senator Bush, will arrive Friday to spend several days here as the guest of Miss Mary Sorrells. They will leave together to resume their studies Monday at Galloway college, at Searcy.
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man, as a result of a message telling her et the death of her daughter-in- law, Mrs. B. A. Luton.
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MT. and Mrs. R. w. Wilson have re- turned. to their home at Monticello, after visiting relatives and friends here.