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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-02-04

T. Eddie Johnston, son of Mrs.
Keziah Johnston, of Ayr town.
ship, now a prosperous citizen of
Columbus City, Iowa: Enclosed
please find S1.00 for another
years News. | notice by the
last issue of your paper that Re-
vival Services are going on in
the Methodist church in your
town. hope you may be sue
cessful, and that many souls may
be won for Christ.
Why don't you good people in
McConnellsburg start a Mems
Meeting? You would be sur
prised to find the good you can
do-both for yourselves and for
others. We started the Mems
Meeting movement here this win
ter, and last Sabbath we had 11S
men out, and Columbus City is
not as large a place as McCon-
nellsburg.
Thirty-five of us went out to a
country church to help some in a
meeting held at that place, and
one night while we were there,
eleven persons came out and con-
fessed Christ, and some of the
eleven were men who up to that
time had led lives in open def
ance of churches and every infu-
ence for good. Altogether sixty
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-02-04

five have come out as a result of
this effort, and it might be well
enough to add that the meetings
are conducted by a layman who
lives in the neighborhood of the
church. The greatest burden of
the Church to-day is not its load
of financial Indebtedness, but the
ballast of lazy, Indifferent men,
bers whose names are found up
on the church rolls.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-02-04

James G. Patterson, New Will
mington, Pa; Il just had the
pleasure (?) of sitting a week as
a juror on a case in our county
court in which $780, 600 was invol-
we'd. 1t took US as jurors just II
hours after we got our heads
together" to agree on verdict,
and the plaintiff in the case says
he will not stand for our judg-
ment in the matter. The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company need
ed 81 acres more land on which
to place additional tracks. The
owner would not agree to take
what the Company thoughtar rea-
sonable price, and they had the
land condemned" The owner
then brought suit for $S0,00O
damages that he claimed he sus-
tanned by reason of the condem-
nation proceedings. The jury al
lowed him $10,375."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-02-04

Mrs. D. X. Orth, Portsmouth,
Iowa: We are having lots of
snow, and it has been quite cold,
hence, we are having a good old
fashioned winter. Say, what
has become of the Pleasant Ridge
correspondent? | wonder if it
would do any good to advertise
for him in the Lost Column?"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

E'oliowins the initiaticn OF several
cand ldates Tuesaay night. the local
Eiks' 'lodg wtfi hold & social sessioi
st which the chief feature Of enter
tatnnient will be an original one-aci
play entitled Turning Back Tho
Qlock, or Happy Days: It IS prob.
atiy the greatest Temperance drama
Sfitten since the worlds famdut
piece called Ten lights In 4 Hai
Room Music win be furnished by
tie gandenza orchest ira and an elab:
crate menu has been provided FOL
~ the ccmmi ttee IN charge.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

Al most tleiigt NJ sessipn o. tn.
IIsatiie Sew Circle. Of Ad am ton,
was held al the home Of Mrs Johp
Miller. az that place. Thursday evening
from 3 10 70 3 clock Fancy needle
work was INDUCED ana q guessing
for which Mgs Theod ore Roe was
nvaref = prize. AT = seasonab bic
hour eliciots retire stnients We're
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

Hermon lodge No. Of the Ancient
Free and Accepted Masons has
elected officers 70 serve the ensuing
ear Is fyoIloWs:
George .: Finly wctshipful mas
John VI Barnes. senior warden.
~ lee Wiilians. Junior warden.
Charles W Furbee. treasurer.
:. Delbrid ee, secre taisy.
Joseph NJ Crouch and James n,
Hess, stewards
The appointive oflcers VIII be an
nonneed at the next stated commune
cation Of the lodge. which viii he
I Monday sysnip january q.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
! CeIebrate IyVjedding Anniversary.

Z In Celebration Of their forty,
seventh wedding anniy efsary Mn.
and Mrs. Richard G. Brooks enter
ltained Wednes III xening at q large
fecep ton In their home on Mo ticel4
Ia avenue The fiofai deeora lions
we're caffied out in ferns and green-
ery with the color sch eme OF pink
and VII Ne used In an the appoints
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

hlost attractive ii All lis decofa7
|ticns and appoint inent q was the ~
|ceptlon given "wednesday afternoon
by MIS-, George Perry / eat herbury In
honor % her slaus er- in<laW. Mss
Edward E1isey eatherbury The
|y,uisti tide deco ions we're pleustngly
used throti sh the rooms with tail
palms Ferns and crimson catnatt onE.
m: Eeatherb bury was assist IN
receiving her guests by lfs. Edward
ather bury Yrs HallN lev Jef ferson
Sim iptis Of PARK ersbpfg. and Miss
HHallfe DeReWs OF Spencer
the dining room ices were
served by Mrs. Brent Maxwell
and Mrs. U an1es iliains from 4
beautifully appointed table which
had tor ITS cent fptece 4 mound %
|crhnson and white roses ug1nented
by vines Of smfiax Airs. Virginia
ne atherbnry presided at the cone
table and the aides were Mrs Ed
ward Davis, Mrs: .ylnn Hornof.
Mrs Henry Alexand er. Miss Mildred
|1.ambsrd MISS Rehecca Ruhl MISS
eftfude Wiiliams and Aiiss siith
Newton q e
lIss All during the ii ours OF the recep.
ton a charming prog am OF operate
airs was rende cred. About 150 guests
were nclndedE ON the guest list
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

AZ the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
Il. Bates. 81 East Vllsonbure . very
pretty wei dating took place at 3
O'clock Thursday Afternoon when
Mr.. Herbert eoffmen. brother Of
AIRS. Bates. and Miss Laura Ash, a
niece or Mr.. Bates. were united in
marriage by the Rev. William J.
Newton. Only the immediate fam
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

The beautiful new home OF Mr.
and Mrs. ". Brent Maxwell present
|cd brilliant scene Friday afternoon
when their daughter. Miss Ruth Max
we'll. entertained number Of her
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

From 5 70 clock Thursday alter
noon the members OF the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the First baptist church
were entertained BY Mrs Minnie
Elliott Boring and MIS-. Walter n.
E1lliott N their home on Mechanic
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

The Woman Christian Temper
|ane Union cf The New Fair Grounds
laddit ion. II meet AZ ne homo OF
AIrs. itie Irons al 4 Is o o clock Tuer-
day afteriipon j January & All MEM
|bers are requested q attend
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

ilS attended Nr. CoIman is the'
oldest son Of Jesse F. Coifmau. 81
Ash Is a daughter OF James H. Ash.
Ash Is adauehtc r Of James II Ash.
a wen 70 DO farmer and OIL man Of
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

Mrs. Earl G. Dresbach attended
The annual reception oil The Fairmont
|SFomen's Club which was given At
kairmont Friday AFTERNOON Mrs.
|presbach IS d FORMER member OF the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

cessf,iiiy carried thrcnEb he VIII
long be reinen befed ~ the children
u. that Vicinity Il q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
campfi CIub ISnt tanned.

The Aiechabo Campfire Club was
delightfully."- emit rta lined BY Miss
Merritt sutfet ii h er home on North
Chestnut street from 3 10 5 o'clock
Mon day att ernoota IT was q eere'
.mpnitl sting and after the trans
aQti lon Of the rlti III business de-
lict6iis retire shments We're served.
Those In tendance were Misses
Celeste Highland, sheyiexe Allen.
|Hetty Watkins Mary Re olds'
Adelaide Coleman. June Flowers,
Marian swartz, "a ielaide Stewart.
Jennie A ee. Katharine Prdm, Eini-
fsed Lynch ana Miss afdiat
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

Animal ,neetings Of tie fraterhal
and social iore anfz aticns dancing
cards, dinnera and we'd ingb ccnatl-
tllted the main social Juno tiohs Of the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

Il Clark burg Alumni OF the Sigma
CHI fra held their annuai DIN
ner Monday light at the Waldo
hotel 1t was a very enjoy bIe affair
and the college spirit was shown
among the members many Of whom
have been out Of colieg for years!
Those present were 1: Harry b Cur
tin; George Curtin, Charles
sIopche rv. George Osborn pr. q.
g. Jarvis. B B (. Jarvis, I. ii Slept toe,
'Qs Lewis, y. %. Levin. s. G. Jack
son Forest White, AMI Roy H. Par
fish. al cf lafksbnrg; and w. g:
sta hers and senator George =:
White Of Weston. ( K ~
Phillip p Stepsoe was elected
Epres lent ana IS jackson was
elected secfetary for the coming
year g < = 4:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

labs Gtlt sliteet other guests out.
side Ut the claBs we're present Mrs.
.DaYies6ii ma ass d n ent Ell iii,-
ing the gehsts by MIS-. Myrtle Avel,s
stef and Miss Opal Irwin. Edward
Freeman fiiniEhed music for tfa
evening by rendering many elect lions
on the violin, plano acconpair-
'1lent BY It's Irwin Refresh-
nieiits copsis Ing q fruits and candies
were sefK lsa \ n * ) az
Hntried 1T DakIand. Is
Announcement ID made o. The naf-
Eriage Of Herbert Lilo IA Cork and Miss
Alma Talkingtbn At Oa kland ID. De
comb e ~ q The ceremony was pel5
formed BY: the REV a "a Moore
They have Returned to clai:ls biirs and
are making prepafa tions Tor an ex
tended Honeymoon trip Ia stern cit-
|ies and tbs South. They win reside
near Los geles, CALI where lAit.
Cork WIN nahag his hers extern
stye fruit farm 4. "
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
Union Meeting.

The union meeting Of the Mothers,
Clubs Of Harrison county was held
at 3 o'clock tuesday AFTERNOON In
the Method list flpisccrat church here.
with MIS- ST. Clair. d this city. pre-
siding. "a q y
Each club was represented by ~
delegate /, who planned how the
work was being carried son In hersor-!
ganizatfon n n & u 81
psvotfona1 sexercises we're led by
Mrs. Bentley Profe lessor oiiier. acT
,conpanied BY his ~ ON the piano
rendered two beaut fitl violin solos.
Following this Prof b 31fdette
delivered q very I'M eres sting talk Mrs.
Z. Lynch and Mrs Amos Payne
sang d duet ana liss Kidd sang Two
solos ia q very pleastng ma nner nth
Miss epshaM at the piano.
Interesting pal ers on the sub ject
of the afternoon ConserYat ton, =,
we're read by Mrs Ogden, Of Salem,
and Mrs, a.. 3. Reese held The an
dtencess closest al item ion as she told
lot the need 81 knowla dye among the
young girls and hoy Z u N Y
The next meeting of the Clafks
burg Central M Of Tiers Club will he
held ir the Lind len avenle school
building January 2 s, with Mrs
HaEman I'M charge Of the pro- ram.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

The Mothers Club Of Broad Oaks.
jnnet Friday Afternoon with Mrs. NJ 7.
Stout Of Daisy street 'rWenf y-sercn
ihembers were present The program
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
y g I Pretty IBIi I Party

ebrating the four senth anni-
versary Of her birth. liss Mary Jst-i
,kinss daug hteT of MI. and Mrs. James
A. Jenk I'M. deli ght fully epterta aimed
q, party of her girl lends from
until 10: oscl pcll uesday exenif<ss
ut her home at SO 4 Virginia street,
Colonial Heights. H
Among the dixie ions pf the eXsnr
1ng was q novel uessing contest,
Miss Virginia BoehH was the most
|snGce ssfulS ofs the con testants and res
6eiyed the first prize while Miss En-;
ily Tayl Tor eceiysd the booty prize
at = . q alocki q ty refres hmsI y Y
which was decorated for the occa-
Emily Tayl or, lice chman, yir;;
lsinia Roehm Janet Lsmbie, Frances
Osborn Marion Pearees n elent Kraft,
lfinifred Lynch. Henrietta Ambrose,
lJean Haynes Mad line Reeder Irene
ConawayS Atha Davis and Virginia
[ McNary. NJ \, Il, y, & = y Z
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

Il Continaed on pase iifst section'.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

To- Organize Branch.
The following has been receiyedI
;1he Dsbaf tmsnt OF electrical Enei-
fieering &: q y
West Virginia University III
announce the organization uflsthe
West Virginia Univ ersity Branch
4 ss' X OF the
American Institute Of Electrical EEhgiz
s s: Il neefs & I
and invites you ID; its
Opening Exefcisess w.
as, Thurs day evening
January seventh, nineteen fifteen e
spfosraii
Mechanical Hal 4 to Ss;s15 j. IA.
Demonstration Of the efee chan;
teal equipment Of the building by
the engineering Students
including
special Velec trical displays
Il Comf6encem Aiit Hal 80 p. m,
Professor Vladimir Rafapetoh
Of Cornell University
4 Address Some Recent Deve1o pmenti
III the Field 81 iale ctrfeity
American Institute of Electrical
Engineers n
SO SO 3sth ST, New York IA
West yirginia ynive rstty Branch
Aforsafit town. w Va
PROF W. b Di lkinson in charg,
r. O. Schlam1n, ii, Chairman
IliW.s "A. Riheld Ter. AZ, ice- Chairman
Id. 81 Walker "a 5, Score II
ID. q. Horineil rs Treasure
\ +. Il Program Commit
W.: b. Dickinson ~. r. Seckmai
G. Il. Walker
4 Receiving Committee 4
us. Nj. Dean G, r. Huffmal
]. p. Lively Il
Demonstrate Commit tee
|EC s: Adams Frank dadigai
NJ .C. Naison Max Wilcoxen
\ Wilhelm Schafferi
EThe West Virginia University Engl
nearing Society 4
invites You to q rec option
H in honor of y ),
Professor Vladimir Rarapetofts q
land the West Virginia Univefsit,
Branch Of the American Institute
Of Electric al Engineers
in echahical Hall
lium ediately fol owing the public exef
cises Of the ming Of January
seventh nineteen fifteen &
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
REAL ESTATE

bARGNN Closcn acreage uehat mile
oi paving CITY school across the street
gas Just the place for beautiful suburban
home, we offer thls m trnrts OF 2O 80. 40
or 40 acre, for few days az a rdicuously
low figure See us for price Bowen lu.
ycsiment q, Phone $50 2ll Robiusou.
FOR SALE Nur.room residence ON the
south side a'l oak finish except bedrooms
Kitchen and bath white enamel most atirac.
give decorating and light fixtures. large
basement hrating plant. sleeping porch
everything tO make home substantial and
complete. double floor, and side wall. storm
Nhc'trd and papcrod lot 55Nli0 feet; at n
uIlrr you cannot duplicate boz the location
Tor lhr money. N you are Interested hoo .
good home this should appeal to YOU i'm
mediate possession See Blair Bros Phone
FOR SALE Is5o.acrc cattle ranch. 1000
good CRAVING lil alfalfa 1875 cultivated.
sU meadow five timber l1O bottom land.
u.I i'm one body under thrcc.wiro fence. sup.
pied with abundance spring creek water
mostly level black loan soil. good five. room
house tVu harus, chicken houses, etc. two
ana one half miles shipping station fine oil
and gas prospects located In ChautauQua
county kansas owner recently died. the
estate must sell by september rhuuc
t'. Edward j.. barrett 2o4 Bliss Bldg,
FOR SALE Eiehtroom residence with
aAruEc and servants quarters Lot
a''llo feet This is q most attractive
home interior eight cohts white enamel (,
mahogany doors. most attractive dccorutinf
aud light fixtures oak floors throughout
basement heating plant. sleeping porch tia
haih. TINS property win appeal TO the
outside walls storm shcctcd NOd papcred
double floors. II YOU are wanting a home
II VIII pay you TO investigate this one.
Blair Bros Phone 1879.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
PLEASED CUSTOMERS IS
WlILL CONNIE AGAIN

$5,25O.0O buys an S-room modern
house garage servants quarters,
fine shade, close in, on one of the
best residence streets I'm the city
Part cash, balance ON easy terms.
S2,6O0.OO buys a nice east front
bungalow on south side. Part cash.
balance terms
100000 buys nice broom house,
garage, double lot i'm Kendall add
ton. VIII exchange for desirable
lots on east side.
100000 buys nice Groom mod
crn house ON north side; fine watcr
shade, large basement 100000 cash.
balance $43I1 per month
$4,000 buys a Groom modern
house, fun basement, furnace, heat
sleeping porch, cistorn, garage and
servants quarters. $4,000 cash,
balance on easy terms.
S275.OO buys a nice east front lot,
close to car line and paved street
Sewer and sidewalk paid for,
$1,175.OO buys a 5-room modern
bungalow on paved street practically
new a real snap; call soons
S1,2OOOO buys a 4-room house, fun
sized lot, fine shade, and water;
close in, on car line. 100000 cash,
balance on terms to suit purchaser
SS5O.O0 buys 1S-room roomng
house and restaurant doing good busi-
ness $4,000 cash, balance terms.
Good building lots, all part Of the
city reasonable prices.
c. Ho TeFWiIleger
1J East 4th St Phone 1890.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
PERSONAL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

WANTED-Use Of piano for its storage; 90
children; good care guaranteed. Phone
l6ll-J
ron SALF-One Peerless electric player
piano. cost $3.50 almost new; VIII sell
rheau part cash. balance terms TO SUIT. Phone
1000 or address Mgr. Tulsa World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

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FOR SALE-lu Stouebrakcr Heights, five.
room modern bungalow oak floors, hrt-
place Tot 55Nl35, onIr $3.50 terms on
p21 ! -"oHy o. VT D2. -u M...1 - nel- -I,-
! FOR SALE-Fiyc-room modern new uga-
low. with garage. for Sl-Un $500 To- $500
cash, balance 40 $50 per month. See Russ
! L. Grant. 5l4 First Natl Bldg Phone 2lGO.
10 Tulsa. all In cultivation for $40 per
acre. ideal farm and truck land See Russ
J.. Grant 51i First Natl Bldg Phone 2lGG.
TGp SALE T7---r-,-, ,-J-r-- I-a- ,l,,-
| In,,s. on .ar Iir1 y.sr ..LoGi ,",d r,i,b
borbood s306 rnsb balance e,gy terms
Price Sl Coos Phones 4G7O.5j2
II1 g,IT 700 80 - g,---,-J lotion
fVK SAi5E,-o ,a acre, 2t 'g,o"u DoiiIu ,'i'Il
9, .. ,. a. 'o '"'rl.
I''I HupI''',..N 'O' FIg.n, 5
Nah 'RiiHy Phone 2if0o '"'
i-1-7, -
yin m 49,, ,. """,'. ''-,' I'M I'm "'i., -,
''tu,"l VIZ" ~ Jr
aul ,"I Iur, H'ou "..I'",. g Ivy" w." @ ,''
lrlE ,.''','"l' 'n --a 81" ''' "' P'''
tl1 lL-,l., W, HD-- ,--, ~. .--------
acres Close 10 .a,IroaH .ols ql 'r.'l ...' Ilns
p,l'~ ri%s r'',y cr,sr and ,rilnJ ,,.I,t
lilo- l".' 1p,' '' MA '"u P''''N ''A''.
'llHl-.-- Z, w l'L,- J. u-Le s,DI ---
FOR SALE -Niue rooms modern. North
Denver furnace. basement high Bot cool.
est place DO city. built for home eighteen
months as' nF o,'l 'o'I'4,l'L 'n .''1 FV,aEE
V aIi 'o" '' gov D." WI. "'N ''"
MoLLu-
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two acres with
spveu.r1om modern bungalow Tor sale or
trade want nice home or income property
a Tulsa Th, tract is within lO minute.
1nTIl'e 10 aug "ll' g lg '''''. '''.' ''F 2-''''.
-HGIa, w., '2
FOR SALE-sO acres good land nII m cult.
f. walton. all fenced mo- improvements one
and Ugohaf usiie tO r. R town lu Tulsa
county. smooth land viii trade for good
property or sell for Saj per acre terms can
be made Phone 4GT0 ij2.
-V-1,7-- - --------,, 80 r.I-- 40 Ill No.
TT ~, "''. l't @ va bey. conc a.
,A,n'I ~. J t.,. g,,. ,.,IJ
g' a'u NM home ,.rGpcrty bou farm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
FARMS

WANTED-Information regarding good
farm or unimproved land for sale. X. G.
List, Minneapolis, MINI.
WANTED-To hear direct from owner OF
good farm or unmproved land for sale.
SC G. Buckingham. Houston, Teias.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
N2LE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Ouo wagon blacksmith Th,
Hughes stone Co
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
qPIh@OdO1oe Cox

500 Daniel Binding. Phone 5so
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

FOR SALE Ny home lcost eight thouland
dollars exclusive Of grouud) and one hun.
dred fifteen lots I'm Overlook Park addition
20 Tulsa will take part IN farm land, part
cash and assume mortgage for balance. Of
flee Phone 2sj. residence Phone 2525. Frank
DuuCau
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15
WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED-To rent bv September l. five or
six-room bungalow with garage. Phone
1855 or l4l6.
VANTED-To rent at once five to seven.
roum cottage between Fourth md Eighth
and Detroit and Cheyenne Notify G. e.
Buchnar. secretary Y. NJ c. A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-15

FOR sALF-s0 acres in lOl0-7. BoAss33
World
FOR SAI.E-Farm or oil field work team
big horses. Phone 336.
Sl2 DOWN and S12 per month for nice cot
tage in Kendall. Phone 36jG-R
FOR SALE-la.room modern house rents
for $40 month. Price s. 500 Phone
535l.J.
FOR SALE-s10O cash. balance SIj month.
new fourrom house. Price $1,000. Phone
FOR SALE-Coruer lot, 5INI4O feet. side
walks, well, ON care line. Peoria and Hodge.
Phone l9tt.
FOR SALE-East so Of northeast '3I-l5.G,
half mile south OF Stroud. ". l. Lippert
Stroud, Okla.
! FOR SALE OR TRADE-One nice level Iot.
j0yl4o, Phoenix. Ariz q. j. StockeIman,
Route t. Tulsa.
PRAIRIE hay at the baler Is and 20 cents
per bale. now bsling six blocks north Of
Kendall College.
FOR SALE-A complete stung of oil wcll
supply tools See W. G. Perry at Oil
Wen supply office. Drumrght.
FOR SALE-Desirable Kendall college lot
$500; also Wakefield lot, SIS, priced at
hall value. sMcMiIlon Piuno Go.
NAA LED 10 bl I q IlFt or tlNrTNUTu NuU
gaow south side preferred: give location
aud terms in reply. Address Box s5s World
FOR sALE-Six modern east front
house, basement. garage, fruit close iu,
fine location, terms $1,000 Phone 1G7O-552.
FOR SALE Choics iots in Midway addition,
so cash and $40 per month just a few
left at low price and terms Phones 4G7O-
552
FOR sALE-2O.scre tract, one mile from
Kendall college, suitable for fruit and
truck. Gall at 7Ol South Main Or Phone
LIST your vscaut property with MS for
prompt rental to satisfactory tenants. Nc.
Donald & Tomson. GA Daniel Bldg Phone
-l4V
WE have some buyers for good homes well
located, SIX 10 nine rooms. north or south
side. d. O. Powers b Co, 300 Bliss Bldg
Phone s16.
100 acres in Arkansas Olarks, SIX miles from
station. House barn, orchard, % acres
cleared $40 acre, easy terms D. g. Katz.
Little Rock, Ark
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Fou room modern
house close In, detached laundry. well
and shade will take ia vacant lot or small
auto. Phone 2I3l
FOR sALE-By owner. 80 acres improved
land two miles of pavement. close to
school real bargain for cash II taken now.
Phone J. IS Box s46. City.
FOR SALE-By owner elegant five-rOOm
California bungalow. new and strictly
modern. "a real home See owner and
property at s23 North Elwood.
/ HAVE several parties who are anxious 10
obtain furnished houses List your prop.
erty with me. Chas. Balm Sporer 2iO Bank
Of Commerce Bldg Phone 63s
FOR SALE-4O acres close to Tulsa. for
$4,000. will take 81 900 in trade on this
form all N cultivation. See Russ l.. Grant
514 Firt Natl Bldg Phone 2160.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For a paying bust
ness. Al improved Tulsa residence prop.
erty worth 81 900. located three blocks wogt
Of courthouse. p. .. BO. SSs, Tulsa. Okla.
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HOUSES FOR RENT


FOR RENT-F0ur-roOm furnished cottage.
SOC South Lansing Phone 29g5.
AN attractive furnished house for a month
or two at nominal rent. Ca Ffone 800.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished four.room
house newly papered good well water at
bargain Phone 44U7.
SIX ROOM house for rent furnished or un-
furnished 1906 South Cheyenne. Inquire
Of John + kerrigln. Phone ti7l or 1895.
FOR RENT-tigk modern house base.
mp1t and ciStcrn either furnished or un-
furnished after September ] Phone 1883.
1865
FOR RENT-Furnished house. suitable for
two couples modern want permanent
parties. no children. Phone 1876. Tulsa Sc
curtis Co.