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Connecticut western news., 1916-04-13

MT. and Mrs. O. T. Vosburgh have moved into the house owned by Mrs H. B. Ives, on East Main street, which had been repapered and painted by Streck. The living apartments in Mrs. Clemans' block, vacated by the Vos- burghs, will be occupied by MT. and Mrs. George Morris, of New Haven, May l. Mr. Morris is a retired rail- road man. having given up work on the compile jon of his forty years with the New Haven road as engineer and machinist. He is a son of the late Theodore Morris, who was we'll known in this region.
 Wanted-A number of patients April 14 and 15 at Ford's Music Store. Peabody-Optometr
 Judge A. T. Roraback is sitting with the supreme court in Bridgeport this week.
 Mrs. Storm, of Poughkeepsie, is wis., iting her son, N. E. Storm.
 Charles Beaujon has accepted posi- tion with c. L. Parsons &5 Son.
 John Nelson left last week for Hart ford, where he has accepted position.
 Miles l.. Jenks. of Millerton, was in town last Friday.
 Surprise parties seem to be numer- Ous of late. Mrs. Fred E. Dewey was most agreeably surprised last Thursday evening by a few of her friends, and Friday evening the members of Esther Chapter, No. 72, o. E. S., and few friends surprised her again, both events being in honor of her birthday, which was Saturday. Progressive whist was the program for the evening, Friday. There were five tables. First ladies' prize was won by Miss Helen Hanlon first gentleman's prize was won by Frank N. Glass. The consola- tion prizes were awarded Miss Frances Condon and Harry A. Holt. Refresh ments were served, after which there was music. All departed at an early hour, wishing the hostess many happy returns of the day.
 George Dodge has resigned his posi- tion as night watchman at Borden's creamery.
 E. A. 6 G. M. Brewer are treating their house occupied by Thaddeus Baird to fresh coat of paint.
 John Hillyer is assisting E. A. Brewer at painting.
 David s. Cowles Post is not repre- sented at the annual state encampment in session at Gullford this week, for the reason that the hotel accommoda- tions in that town are inadequate and neither Comrade Edward Hawver, who was elected delegate, nor Commander Weddle relished the idea of travelling to New Haven after the evening ex- ercises, to seek accommodations.
 Mrs. H. l.. Ross has been spending a few days with her sisters in Bethel.
 Delegates W. J. Reel and Jerome H. Hayward represented this town in the republican state convention Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Mrs. Irving Whiting, of Lakeville, was guest of Miss Ruth Ostrander, Saturday.
 E. z. Leffingwell has accepted posi- tion with Benton 6 Wright.
 Mrs. Thomas McKirdy, of New Britain, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. N. Decker
Connecticut western news., 1916-04-13

Miss Ruth Peirce returned to her school Tn Boston, Monday.
 Mrs. Mary Kemp has accepted posi- tion in Great Burlington.
 Mrs. M. Holsapple, of New Britain, is visiting her son, A. ". Holsapple.
 Myron Holley, of Lakeville. was a recent guest of his sister, Miss Sarah HOlley.
 Rev. Samuel F. Adams, of Clyde, N. Y, is visiting relatives here for few days.
 Mrs. George W. Hall has been visit ing in New Haven.
 Miss s. J. Roraback has had her house reshingled.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27

o o o O o @ o o o o 8 @ o 8 o o o
10 STANDING OF THE CLUBS O
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27
LOCAL BALL T0SSERS WILL
INVADE MOTT WITH BOOSTERS .
ON GET ACQUAINTED" TOUR

do their opponents in tomorroW's
match. With such feeling prevailing
there is no reason to doubt but that
the game will be snappy from start
to finish and everyone is looking for
ward to some exciting entertainment.
Eldred, star tWirler Of the Mott
min, has won eleven straight games
for his teammates and it is almost a
certainty that this crack slab artist
will do the heaving. Goldie will I'M
doubtedly be on the rubber for the
locals and a pitchers battle will prob
ably ensue that will be equal to any
big league card.
Since the new ball club has been
gathered together by Manager Kirk
interest in the game has increased
ten-fold and nearly every person in
Bismarck is now a sure huff fan.
Everybody is interested in the well
fare of the team and stand ready and
willing to back them to the limit.
The baseball maniacs are boosters as
we'll as those who will make the trip
to Mott merely as business boosters
and with the fans to help swell the
ranks of the businessmen the special
will undoubtedly be taxed to capacity.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27
|W0RK COMMENCED ON
new TAYLOR SCHOOL
Building Will Have Separate
Rooms for Domestic Science
and Manual Training

Taylor, July 26.-Excavating has
been started for the new school build
ing on the site of the building that
was recently destroyed by fire. Jesse
M. Warren, architect of Butte, Mont,
has been commissioned by the school
board to prepare the plans and speci-
fications for the new building and
bids will be open on August Z. Mr..
Warren is architect for the schools
being erected at Bowman, Bucyrus
and Hettinger. -... ...... ... .y... -.
The new school at Taylor will con-,
tain eight class-roOms With total
capacity of 324 pupils. Will also con-
tain rooms for the domestic science
and manual training departments; A,
large gymnasium is to be provided in
the basement of the building and on
the second floor two Of the class
rooms will be connected with roll
ing partition and can be used for aud
itorium purposes. The building Will
be two stories and basement, OF brick
and concrete and will have the most
modern system OF heating and venti-:
lating. The building will also have
slate black boards and all modern ap-
pliances and fixtures. 1t will cost
about $4,000 and will be one of the
finest buildings of it's size in the state.
of North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27
By "GILL"


Members Of the Bismarck baseball
team will be out and around bright
and early tomorrow morning as they
leave for Mott at 7 o'clock, where
they will play the crack nine repre-
senting the lively little town in Het-
finger county.
The trip will be made on the spe-
cial train that will carry boosters of
Bismarck and vicinity on their Get
Acquainted" tour. The expedition in
to Hettinger county will be the sec
ond trip of this kind staged by the
Bismarck Commercial club and Sec
rotary George L. Price will be in COM
mand. Mr.. Price has been busy
rounding up everyone interested in
the proposed tour and reports that a
goodly sized crowd will be on hand
when the special pulls out tomorrow
morning.
The start will be made at o'clock
and stops at various important points
will be made enroute. The ball game
will be played Immediately on the ar
rival of the excursonists and is ex-
pected to be the main attraction on
the large card of events that has heen
arranged.
The reputation of the Mott aggre-
CATION has spread throughout this
section of the country and everyone
is looking forward to a fast exhibit
ton of the great game. Mott has
been defeated but once this season
and from all reports maintain that
they will not be defeated again.
The team that is now headed by
Manager Kirk and represents the
Capital City has also been defeated
but once and they hold the same
opinion as to any future defeats as
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27
MANDAN FIREMAN BADLY
..... CUT WHILE FIGHTING
BLAZE IN TAILOR SHOP

Fire of an unknown origin start
ing in the rear of the A. S. Brazda
tailor shop, Mandan, caused big
damage Monday night to the Brazda
business as we'll as the John Mushik
shoe and harness shop in the other
half of the building.
Adam 'Helbling, one of the men,
beers. of the fire department, narrow
ly escaped death while aiding in
fighting the fire. One of the Com
panies working from the rear point
ed a stream of water so that it tore
out the glass of transom over the
front door. The glass fell, striking
Helbing on the back of the head, in
f1icting a cut four inches long which
required a dozen stitches to close.
A second cut was sustained on the
other side of the back Of the head
which also required sewing, while a
third cash was inflicted over the
right eye.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27

Joe Tinker is credited with having
said the National league must get rid
of Umpire KLEIN or he will quit the
game. Fare-thee-well, Joe, take good
care of YOURSELF
Deadly Flow TO Sport If Columbia
Drops Crew''-headline. This ought
to give the inhabitants of Skagway,
Hat and other points north
an awful shock.
Slim Salee's threat to quit baseball
isn't taken seriously by some folks.
They say John McGraws the boy who
can puncture the tire in retirement
Fielder Jones has protested game
the Athletics won from the Browns
which is just like taking candy away
from kid on writ of replevin.
According to New York boxing COM
missioners present day boxfghters are
money mad. Which same is a queer
thing to get peeved over.
A fan says he likes Benny Knauff
because Benny's sis in the game every
minute In this respect Benny diff
fers from Johnny Evers, who is more
often in the game only minute.
Yankee tennisers who have met up
with Ichaya Kumagae admit they are
stymied by his foreign accent on the
ball.
Fans in Cincinnati are getting ready
to welcome Matty. They are tuning
up their trusty sledges for steller
recital Of the Anvil Chorus.
No matter what calamity Details
the National league it's treasury will
always show a balance. There'll be
a couple of Bucks on hand as long as
Herzog and Wheat stick around.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27
FARMERS COMPANY TO
BUILD NEW ELEVATOR

Despite the reports Of prevalence
of black rust, Manager A. P. Gray and
Secretary-Treasurer S. w. Unkenholz
of the Mandan Farmers Elevator COM
pany believe there will still be big
crop harvest this fall, and as evidence
of their faith in the country let a con-
tract Saturday for the construction OF
a new elevator.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27
THREATS WERE MADE
AGAINST BEACH VICTIM

Beach, N. d., July 26-Evidence
tending to show that Horace Ball.
killed by a dynamite bomb placed
under his shack while he was asleep,
had been threatened with violence il
he failed to remove his shack, has
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27

George Baumgartner, pitching with
The St. Louis Browns, will stay in the
big leagues all his life if he can man
age it. Recently Baumgartner was
told to report at Little Rock, but he
took contract at about one-fourth
She price to remain with St. Louis.
Baumgartner is potentially one Of
the best pitchers in the game, but he
is overburdenel with temperament.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-27

mysterious
the case.
Treasur e Report q
For Frances School 26, County Buresh,
North Dakota for the year 1915191o.
RECEIPTS
BY Hop


beginning 1916 1920 20
Total received during the from the
the State Tuition Fund S3.43
received during the year from the
of the County Tuition Fund 1928
Amount received during the from Taxes levied by
District School Board, including outstanding
the collection 416.06
12.45
Total receipts for the year. including Cash Hand
July L. 1913 $SH4o
EXPENDITURES
paid during year Wages 1896
Amount paid during the County Treasurer II.
account of Teachers Retirement Fund 400
Amount paid during the for Services and Expenses
of School Officers $500
Amount paid during the Transportation 2Ol59
Amount paid during the for not before
1885
expenditures year ............... $7O9.
on 167.7I
Total Expenditures Cash Hand, to
balance above Total Receipts $S7746
RELATING TO SINKING FUND
Sinking treasury 1915 1925 90
Amount received into and transferred to the Sinking
Fund during the year 25.Vo
Total $3.50
Balance in Sinking Fund June 80 1916 ....... $3.50.
TEBBO HARMS,
Treasurer of Frances School District No. 26.
Approved this 18th day Of july A. D. 1916
BY order the District School Board
wv ALE RYBERG, President.
Attest: H. GESKE, 'as'a-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
PREPAREDNESS

urrp,f, for urv veshh1y b, mNrr
honr ned Cfrsa V,n p'u, .\sk nm,
.,-,i sroc,r Nsd C'0,, p,li Hlnr ir
pnrs clear vhitu. makes ,pu smI.
when yuu srr ihr h'Nutiul srnV, white
basket NJ clothes Rcd cross tho tuf
that's true blue AdV
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Tomorrou's Euents

Mines J. F. Warren and o. '.
Wilson. luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs J NJ Condit ducuon'
Mrs. George rrederlokson' 'unon'
con al Country club for mrs. f"0o
Dnlmar Of Chicago.
Modern Classic, club. Mrs VIII
Ham j. Pettee.
M. and Mrs. Roy v. hoffman,
dinner Tor Mrs. Wlllam Dafell ot
Shreveport, IA
Country club bridge tournament
DAUGHTERS ~ Republic Of Ies's,
Mrs J r, Knight
la Galete. aiuoklns
Alleora Amlgas. MISS Blanche
claooett
Bridge Luncheon club, Mrs. Dan.
lei W. Hogan.
The Bridge club, Mrs / We''N.
Royal Bridge cIut MSS Helen
Puph
Womer's Eudlnry ~ 8 NJ n,
Mrs Charles Campbell ana MRS {
s itucatd.
SAVOY Auction MISS Kathleen
S~yucy
Lai, Dasy Mrs D. : Wilkinson
Clcvcr Lesi. Mrs. y. Young
8 art NJ Crochet, Mrs n T.
Wildman.
TUESDAY players. MS wyooe c..
YIN
Inner c,rcls. NJ, + N Burton
Luwaai Nrodle.nr. Mrs {. y.
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n,cwn,fs Mics r.'H Putnam NNnsc v''
HIur will b, celebrated neat N''h
roiuf motif NJ y'nk Hui .f''U was ,Nt
fied out fhy chandelier lrIra 'i0i wi'H
pink ana gf'ru tulr and central deco
ration ui pink carnations h,.Us en-
hanrcl h, the rr,ru shaded candles Tho
place rHfis vrf, hand painted n mink
'ursct mr nuis ln wedding fins 1ui Tho
hfid, sI..i wa presented with iht"r
Hfepr OIL, chine NtuItrfvfisfs SFpfrI tt
iahlr With the hauu. ru,H rni bustr's
were ii, mrihrf uf Alice luiu1W. Nfa
H. " Vu'uHw nui Mics Ruth S'Nsl
haurh q t i'ss. SOIL mnn. Man.
n.r tirss''f M,N iups. N1tsf'' Men
ten bnd N'N NHuiy NU'nddrr
49,
~ aud Nfs Grufg, usnshoV will
leave Thursday fui few 1sfa ir Aud.
mof,
$50
Tho dramatic Au department ~ $50.
rnsis vgs ,rt,r1iu,i TuesiHN with ~
muh,rn ~ tho ttit,iu b. Mrs NHfi
Ndnms The iptl,a v,fr Hd.frrt Win
srnN halls bI'BI wreath ans pink and
white uIIua WH.h .|'r1 ..ffftl l1a.
tsia Ir tho .,U't. white fu, HH.k.fH
uiri p.iH p,Hsirs lui .Nr,i p,'a v,fu
aIyyn 80 N,uts rl,r Wrru Nr. U1fr,i
,m IN prl and white Hni additional
sussia hysilrs che rlIh w'WhofF vvfr
Nmus r. " shannon T. y krrilr ut
/ Guthrie e. n Unnp, uufi iiHrrvfN ari
Ni.sos ppfr,h, Upnr, end Marie Vance.
/ The afternoon vas featured tv pleas
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DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY

Women II oklahoma viii bc inter
o.tnd boz the daily demonstrations Of
UuuIbIur preparations. Expects ARE
900 charge 900 the First Floor Onc At
.u.u entrance
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FMS program which included r IHr'
number ft Miss N'p'ia \pr.' iNr 'n0
dance Miss Ean,b Nu.1l solo Mrs
liygssfiN spanish dance Mites Nnr.
, sketch Af LINHrt Hubbard gN Me-
Ndsws fshtIns Miss Helen Louise VOL.
.Hu Rul Russian dance Miss NnrU|
Tho 'npl meeting ui tho club N'I ..
Ma 81 with MfF lsmuut Uo'astr'n
.
Vi,s Ue,tu,r tsvis ~ suiHu. u 'Hr
guest uf Nft W urrlHHt.Hn 1Hi
M#s Mart Niamr
Nrs y sherman ir entertained
'N, russi1t irHsn ,iHH HH1ug s.su
NU. Isu Council, e. 81 S10l and
Miss ismp ruflpu llIsh scores wore
made h Miss tutiUw Hni NJ \ T.
Ntdi Mia Nsiit VII b, brs',s. re,'
TUESDAY
WR
NJ. a e. Srid. hsd no hrr guest
with the rvu O'Clock Nnriiun ylun
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The 3, cs,llis rlub me-, tuesday with
ihr director NJ . J iiarna fnf ft-
h'afsal Arrangements rr irir. rfHs
" lhr rinHils inf s NH uiH. ,nH...f
iu th' ui,H1s 'h h.I n' ihs munih w.
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Newest Materials, Styles and Colors

ui,d .It pup.iu. tHfioru- .Ios dn londrc- pcau
combination. of tafio'a- and .rrso- wor,iod
bono. r".I uup.'n. p"'r"' 'Nil' m"ha'r ponerr.
.v. ac.Iu M .a, ana ..r' and MOT % Fashionable
Hand ONE Conbinalion--\at uud black nud
whit. ,n.l. nl.t wI nI.t wn,a 90. Reg
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PLENTY of extra ,alcspeopc 10 look after your
ever, want NJ alterations carefully executed
,, competent people with the customary charges.
\o appro,als \ot u. ~, ~ lay aoays. No
rcfunds-~aIr ~ ~uir, 1hirNloor
Please remember that YOU have access 10 stock
hook, during this sale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

The julii M, club sn,eua.nta wi,h az
elrsant dinner si ihs hrms 1T Niss
klhsi wal1ti In hOnOs a. Ons Oi Ihslr
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their wide circle " friends
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next TursdrN whrn II will he entertain
ri hN ~ 'nd Nrs 7 'rHs Nn'n
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Mts rnf,ef " Nofsiu entertained the
Oklahoma nfldgv club Tue sis, HAVING
alsn a. guss,s Mmes Thnm,H vuilrt srt
~ r Cole Hinh sUrfes we're madc hy
Mines Perry Williams and claude Powell
The club presented Ms rtank nfcwn.
who wa. leaving the city with club
spoon ss = souvenir Tho ne,t meeting IN
Two weehs wlil he With Me- A q rsf.
fish
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Sports Hats, 49c
CSC

We rcp,at the headline,
Sports Hats pt only i9t. They
are FOR women aud misses
and come In blue. black and
rose stripes A special lot
bought especially for the
basement Garment store and
priced exceptionally low In
tho Basement Store
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chapter A.. T. y n vU meet Bt D.
O'Clock lu place IN I: 10 TNur,dt,. Win
Mrs = = Slaughter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Mrs Anton " 'lsssen entertained In
foriuslk with . luncheon Tucsdsy In
honor ~ Mis W \ tfHtier NJ Githri"
The table VHs decorated most atirr.
ii,.N With Ma, fluVeu from the gar.
dcn- NJ inc hostess and The remainder
~ the afternoon WNs spent win needle.
work
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L[i3;ld&O!0fEFW L[i;ld =! !:
EREVrN-===S9ae1n0B By h410HT DUNN DhV7zkYfuv-~>I II
1n>%4 aarzu ,zs.,oaxzs,1so Nz
&f1,1zzaiaaaxzo@
, BY HAI2RifT DUNN BEN7ZENl

Nommes and E o Jennings and
tarry tdhrion
G. r, Mrs o Sulauay
{, p. f. o., Mrs Ben Palladsy
&C, p, { O, Mrs J. p slaugh
ter
L'Ar Drsmatluue, MISS Ro"ens
Estes
Sunset Embroidery Mrs Roy
CoOs~cl
Llnger Longer Mrs, N L. Peter.
son
Acorn club, MSS Lero Osborne at
h.phsChOol
Maywood Culture Mrs W q
Browne
Blbr STUDY clUb, library
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Tn" regular meeting NJ hs Nirhslho1l
r'ifons club is postponed from Thurs
d'y NJ 'hl' v"'i 'o Thursdt,. MAY o.
Tho As' formal dance ~ tho 1n. dc
NI' club 'Hr ih' s.,s.r vln %, given
lf'ir. evening 1' Euclid h,U
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The final Meeting ~ The y D - yiuh
for the scsson vss held rursda, mcfn.
ins with Mfs Sarah Wnlknt ts hostess
Al the home " her daughter Mts "
N pc,toms The election " ntnrsts
was most unanimous. the same nfficsrs
h.ins retained in ihs rlarrs the, have
30 successfully filled. These are rresl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

The Evening Dinner club planned iot
Tuesda, evening was postponed until
next rursdtN when n will he entertain.
c,i b, IN aud Mrs r Irsis Purns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Tho ms m.irc club Nss entertained
TUESDAY by Mfs nne, . p,,i. wbss
h'me VAS decorated win rniiri plants
ana rrw Substitute htuds wrfy
rln'"d b, Mmes " g. West Hush Nc
'onN1 'nh Misc n'ssi, knnS NJ Sew
Nnik ri'' llirh s.Uf,a vtr, made D.,
Mmcs hnm'f MUlluf. and " n W.
MOTT Luncheon o'' SERVED ln tho iiu
ms '"nm ~ onr 'nnE 'bhir which b,d
l'f l7 central dr HrpiIHu miniature
IAN" surrounded With tall gta asrs it,
Hmlliudc heightened hi frss ducks
and hunters hNrsiur game Tulps
ADORNED tho table AMI 'nNrfs " tin,
Nav baskets ~ rnn-lrs Nrrr given aa
iaVnw IN" club viii mrc, In two
weeks With NJ ilomr' Mcclure ~ sis
East Nrh street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

NJ. o. ksHdfs ~ gu'hrs is 'rr
ru"''s ~ h'r uNr'r's sHi w.
''"rr' tUHfi 'Hw'rr 'r Ia mr.f
ING furiH. NJ o., UHm.f. Ari 4.
rnriwrr'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Mrs Donnelly Reid will entertain the
member. of the iunior class In dancing
for the season with q childrens party
Friday evening al the Musical AT ins,i.
tut. nom q 10 ~ O'Clock This v,ll he
an ev.vns strictly for the children and
their friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Mrs l. l. Wilson celebrated her
hf'hd', anniversary Mondp, hy enter
i''ninr prt'v NJ 'rirnif 4 vi.v ~
nm interesting collection ~ .ufiHs gath.
cred h. M, com nf ihr hu,irs- Nf n n
webster during hIt 'tHvris through ib.
orient wac endowed hy tho guest Who
included tho mcmhrr of rihss Twenty
one NJ tho Women MuInnpv Train.
Ing society NJ tho First p1pusi church
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

In place ~ disseminating tho d.nsan,s
A. the lee Hurkins ~ IL the usual Gus
tom the fits, NJ Mao Mrs nnnneliy.
Red. the director hs. consented 60
continue them throughout Nav IN each
Saturday evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Mr. aud Nrs FrrnE H.ovn Vhu FOR.
mcfI, resided M g1u West Eighth street
let Tu.sds, evening fur their new homo
n DAYTON. a.. much to the regret N
their wide circle " friends
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Niss Nolil, rh,rr, pI1 entertain u
FORMALLY ihi. evening m honor NJ VT
ldnp Webb ~ lrr \ngc'cs '1l