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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10
INFORM

Miss l'loy Kennedy. who is to be-
come tie bride Of Mr. BENJAMIN Franz,
l.ridscs. ON Sunday. Dec. -. was the
guest of honor at pretty party with
which Mrs. A. r Miller ana Mrs. Il.
" Hedges entertained Friday evening
I'm the home Of Mrs. Miller. 614 South
Denver avenue.
The rooms were attractive in decor
nuons OF lavender and white chrysan-
thcmums and southern smilnx Miss
N'nucdN was made the recipient OF
many gifts of linen. lingerie. ctc.. be
slowed upon her by Mcsdnmcs Alice
Reed, G. j. Burke. j. \. Wilson.
George r. Johnson. Misses Holmes,
iuriord, Cook. Stewart, Reed, Collins.
llNcrson. Barrett, Bunch, Harm. and
Barr. Tho brido-to-he tx u daughter
Of Mrs. W. X. Kennedy of Tulsa.
Mrs. George II. Foster entertained
informally l'tiduv afternoon at her
home, l0l Es"t Independence avenue
complimentary 20 Mrs. Il. l.. Grants
sister and guest. Mrs j. ". Young
blood of Golden. colo.
The homc'H Interior was attractive
in decorations of Christmas greens
and ;hc afternoon was spent i'm sew
ing ana the enjoyment II music
Mntrons OF the party were Mcsdamcs
ouuEhlood, Grant. J. VI. DaaIel
Elmer Grant. Verne Seaman. Pam
Hciuumnu. Earl knuffmau. ". G..
Ncldv. J. q. rittmnu. G. W GilPcs.
Gordon Lowe. j -. Stewart. &. NJ
SNYDER. Frank Stewart and Randall
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10
Fdith

In every seed to. breathe the flower,
In every drop of dew
To reverence clustered star
Within the distant blue;
To wait the promise of the bow,
Despite the cloud between,
Is faith-the fervid evidence
Of loveliness unseen.
JOHN BANISTER TABB.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

ricttc Clopath viii give a series of
lectures. illustrated by stercopticon. ON
Modern Religious Art" during the
Lcuicn period.
ihc lectures aroI 10 be under the
auspices OF the Ruskin Art club and
the receipts ~ the series Will 10
toward the Belgian relief fund.
McaIames Dan j Davisson, c. e.
cole ana Charles $ Walker cDmpose
"a committee from the Ruskin Art
'lu1 thlt is planning details Of the an
nutl Christmas party Monday after
roou in the home Of Mrs. Horace T..
Anderson. president Il tho orgauiza-
ton. The club viii plan It's an
nunl charity at that time
Tho student department Of the
iN"chkh club OF which Mrs. c. {.
Sp'ndlcr. Mrs G. T.. Buchncr. Miss
Mynn Cogswell and Miss Flo North
compose the club committee. will ap-
pear In the annual recital program
saturday afternoon at the library.
Mrs. a. Flint Moss has set Thurs-
daN. Dec. II. as the date " "A large
informal auction party. with which
the VIII entertain In the ballroom of
me Elks home to present her guest,
MIS-. -. Is. Duncan, Of Aberdeen, s. -.
The next open meeting Of the cad
man Choral club a. To- be AN occa-
sion OF Dec. H. - First Baptis'
church.
Tho next dance of the Young Pco-
PICS society Will be an occasion of
December 20 at the Ohio ballroom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

thall, Carl Clark and the Misses Jane
carpenter LSman and Mary Cover.
Mrs r.. l.. Adams Of Arkansas city,
no ~ u guest In the Treat home. was
also "a member Of the house party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10
RECEPTIONS.

An affair which added interest and
lu'tr" tn the social litc Of the week
'ud was the charming afternoon tea at
which Mrs James Clinton TreIt and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10
NInIIllnN


Lucy Gates NJ. Boguslawski and
Miss kimmons appear IN recital at
Convention hall.
Tuesday Book club meeting at H.
brary.
Mrs Robinson and Mrs Mccoy are
hosicssts at second of party series.
Mrs Frank Wolfe cutortains Tulsa
stars club
Cadman choral club meets at First
Baptist church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

served. Plans were completed for the
annual Christmas party and dance,
Dec. 81
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

History and Literature club meet
Ing with Mrs. l.. l.. Hutchinson.
Mrs A. Flint Moss entertained
with auction at Elks' club for Mrs
II. X. Duncan
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

Mrs. Disgs is hostess at second Of
party series.
Jane Adams Chautauqua meets.
Mrs. Domingo g. Acostn presents
piano and voice pupils In recital.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

Noman's Auxiliary of Trinity Epis-
copal church cntcrt1ins with Japanese
tea I'm home OF Mrs A. r.. Watts
Meeting of Musical Dozen in Mrs
W g. Williamsons home
Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity
church gives japanese tea IN homc of
Mrs \ H.. Watts
student department " llyochlll club
presents recital program.
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9
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sunday

Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BRA Scglc Mcclure
entertain with Informal tea.
Christmas party Of Tulsa Woman's
club at library
Monday.
Serge DiaghilcUs lussian Ballet rs
presented hy Akdur Shrine at Con-
Ncution hall
Mrs. James lurlcigh Robinson and
Mrs. William Reed Mccoy are hos
tcssos OF auction bridge tea
Ruskin Ant club meets with Mrs.
Horace T.. Anderson
Crown Seal Cluut1uqua meeting At
library Mrs W B. Harris hostess.
Mrs VI q. Lytle leader
Monday club OF Crpshic Heights
meets with Mrs. David Goodull
Mrs. BENJAMIN g. Boatright enter
talns Monday club.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

The next dance of the Young Pco
pies society Will be an occasion ol
december 20 at the Ohio ballroom.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

The next open meeting of the cad
man Choral club D. to be AN occa-
sion OF Dee. II. - First Ba,tis'
church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

DR.. and Mrs. Francis. Osteopaths,
3l7 ohio Bldg. Phones 4525-2S9l.-
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Bagley are On.
tertaining Mrs. Bagleys brother, Mr..
Marry Boone of Chicago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
Ter 3ompf Sod mieoer bc
gonuen?

2ouoon, %. San Sine balb
oiii5ienc @littbeilimo IN @uoapcIt,
perofientliht ino bon 8iirid noh
bier telearapbirt, entbalt oos crlie
ans telitoniiheu GueIlen itonmeuoe
3ugeitdnOniB oob Der arieg inNlou.
tenegro uieoer aus9ebroheu 1T, Ge
miro geiaet, Dab Elm GROCER EbeiI
Ser neutrality-suspicious. glrmec i'd
weiacrte, Die @oIfeu nieoer5uleoen.
ernitc Sample boben aeiteru IN ocn
Cye6iroen einaeieet,
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gIutt6ot aus (siferIudIt.

8bilaoeIp6id %. Sanuar'
SSn @cacnluort ibrer liebenioDrI'
acn Sodter elcanor wuroe beute
Nroa elisobetb Gun6or bon SiderS'
piae, y2..S. IN Gamoen out Der
StroBe BON s9iIlion glibbrioae er.
i6oiIcn. Der 93aienoe ienerte iilnr
Sditiie in ben a6rper Der 6ron.
9li6bri0ac wuroe icitgcnoniHen;
cr erfI0rtc Der @oli5ei gcgeniiber'
ooB er Sral Gunbor, Die BON ibren
Soften acidieoen NOR, geliebt baoe
Gor menigen Eogen bobe er iln mn
i6r geitriiteiL mo iie babe ibm Oen
2oufpoB ecseben. @r babe @rlnoe
3u 0er glnno9me gebobt, Dab ein gliI'
oercr oic C5unit Der 5rmu geponnell
babe.
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.Rrnnhlif ginnnan an Bic gaadlte.

efinN %. Sam II Sm9.Gbi.
yloo. ser al5 N'ilitdr @oupcrnru
BON gninon uon oen SiebeIlen jencr
Bropins crnonnt wurOe, lmO Sen.
Qoo. lena, ser Gipilsoiperneur Ger
Mebcnen, ionoicn bcItc 9rieic ou sic
QeQotionen, in @efing iiber oie Grle.
oioiuio scr Gcidditc Der Hepnblif
9hrnuot oie DON ocu Rcbeacn I'M
lestcn Wlonat proflauirt wuroc. Gic
9riefe iageit. oab oic 9mnou.&eml'
blif olIe diuciiideu Scrtrogc, @er
binolinfeitan unO llebereinfommen
reipeftiren Bic Dor Ger 9epeaiug
,ilr misunderstanding Der Mlonorde
obacihloiicn mlr0en mo ollie onOc.
rcn oltBer 9ldt loiicn miro. Zen SC.
oot;onen uuroe crfldri, oaB oie 9ic.
m,6lif oIle @ontrebouoc 6eihlognab.
men miro. oic iiir oic Rcaicruug oeS
grdiioenteu guon 51i.Soi bcitinlmt
III IS miro 0cs 9'erlon9en gcitcat,
Sic a21die modicn iit in oeni aon.
pic 5uiihcl ocy 9iepnblif unO Der
9lsqicruna rou 9uou Shi9oi ncn.
nol ucrhalt0t Sic ghSlanoer iollca
pcllcn S6ue 9cnicbeI'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

0urd cr in Sen 9liiden oeS onoeren
3uges fibr. 9lod) Oem 3uianmcn'
itoB trot cine @onif Elm, mo batten
sic 9o6n6caniten eroBe Sdiuierig.
feiteu, sic @aiiagiere pom gerIaIicn
oes 3uges 5uriid 5u baItem oo iic
oiii cine gelooenc brittle Sdicnc &C.
treten mdren mos 5oblreihc srobere
llnidac ucruriodt bdtte Gie neilten
Der 9erlebten botten Ourh berrm,
flieaenOc @loSitiidc Sdnittwunoen
Oapon1ctragcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
glo,,io onf Spiel60ae.

GbiluDeIpbiu, 23. Sonuor.
bic goIi6ei peridoiitc iib bcute
Moraen gepoltion @ingong IN ein
ais SpielIofol befonntes Sous an
Der @ine. siroBc. nabm 80 @idnner
felt uno bcidlognobmte cine groBe
Menoe bon Spiel @orapbernalieu.
Die 9lo55io mar Dos &einltat einer
Orore 6es neiien @orltebcrs oes 81
dcrbeitsmcicns. Dic nen Stoot-slo'
miniitrotion fiinoiet Oantit olt oaB
iic feline 0iliidSipiele irecno pelher
9lrt 0ulOen miro.
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g efaugcne 0es 8aIfon.
fcIo5u8esin Wric
d)enlQ1n.

gttben. pia 2onoon %. San.
sltbener 3eituneen fiinOieen ou DAB
Die griediide 9leaieumo oeinitip
oen goridIae aneenoumen Bat. aIIe
@efan9enen oes @aIton 5clojuaes
inter Sbhut 81 ucbmen.
9uIgaren t6ien bic Qcut-
fheu ab.
Son0on %. Sonuor. 9lcr
tcr's gImiterOamer Correspondent
iibernittelt cine Gepeicbe aus sofia,
welde iaet, ooB TeittIdIauo oie
buloariidc Reaicrlmg eingelaocu
bal, Die Std0te mo Giitritte BON
YriSrenO, 9Sriitino, arniepoc, altp.
rpa, @o5arepoc uno @rotuplie iu
serbien imO Eiafoua, in D9ontcne.
ero, 5ii beieten. IieieIbeu moren
6isber bon oeu Geiitihei occipim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

Gew Yort 23. Somlor. -
Ger Gompicr o@pmric" uou Der
,ggbite Stor 2iue" troi berie bier
elm. @G6rcno CT lid in DER gld6e ser
irilAen aiiits beiano, crbieIt cr cine
orobtIoie @ormma BON Der britiihen
gIonliroIitdt Dob oeltl6c lmterlcc'
6ootc mieocr in cneIiibcu @epdliern
oftip ieien. Gr iuiiroc Oarouf cine
Strcdc Apcit BON SorpcOoboot Ser.
it6rern csfortirt.
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2seridt Oes Oeiltfdleu GenerarIta0s.

ibreu 5Iiegeranariiien bauptiddlidl
Die 3eppeline permonot; Der obi9e Of.
ii8ieIIe 9eri6t 5eigt ober. BOB Dies
nal Elm gleroplon Oic @omben berob-
mari.
Plus Scr @fittbeiIlng iheiut berpor.
5ugeben, oaB ser gleroplou ole StoOt
Sonoon ieIbit niHt crrcihte. Ser
Sonoon ndhitgele9ene &mft al ser
Sitfiiite bon Sent lit ehpa so Wteileu
bonn Centrum ser Stoot entiernt.
Sent lit cine @raiidait, ipelbe Die
iiOoitIide ertrenlitdt BON @roBbri-
tanuien biIoet mo an ole @raiihai-
ten eiIer, @iioOlcier Silrrep uno.
Suiier auorenjt. aeut lit in Siio.
often bon Ger StroBe bon GoDer be.
oreu5t
Ter lebte friibere oeiiti6e Suitm-
9rifi auf @naIano mar geaen 9onoon
oeridtet iu0 5wor om 10. Cftobcr,
mann So Ferioncn getootet imO ia
perleet iplroen. @oae 8eridte ii6er
ben oamnIs aneeridteten Nlaterial.
ibaocu iino bon britiider Seitc mic.
mails eritottet woroen, bod SouriIieu
boben beridtct, oaB Der S9ooen ein
iebr beoeutenoer mar. uuo Sab cine
wiloe @auif IN ser cnaliiden Soupt.
itaot berridtc.)
Siirfcn idlagcn sic 9ris
ten 5uriit.
2onOOn 30. San. Gin 1citcrn
befonnt eege6ener oifi5ieller britt.
iber 9eridt iiber Die Gage in @1eio.
potamien iagt OoB iid bel eiiiit iie.
ben Meileu bon 9lit.el slmoro, bhr
tiac @ciedtc abaeipielt 6abeu Ger
9cridt lolltet.
uSir @crc9 Sotc (oer neuc Com.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
fla nit ser tSnieIidcu 6aniilie ibre
9ieiioen5 nebmeu.
4l oHtenegro bat ans
gefpieIt.
D rl ID, 90 NOn0Oh 23.


8Hrich, oia 2onoou 90. San.
~ Cue gsieuer Eepeihe ioat;
e@s tami nltbcutiid crtl1rt per.
BEN Dob Der aouig bon Muntcucqro
ieine beOingiiuasloie @opimlation
niht 5uriideeuomulen bat.
9lber ielbit, menu CT Dies tbun
iolltc, 70 pilroe Dies an ser SohloQc
nihtS 6noern; oenn oic montenegro
uiibe glrmee lit nidt ldugcr pioer.
itonosfdbie. gaen 8ebntel i6rer
sIrtilerie befiuoen iid in oen san.
ben Der 6iterreitiiden SruppcL uuo
Der Siuport bon Whmition uuo 91ab
uugsmitteIu iit mmoalid. ga oic
Seiterreider bereits glutioori 6eicbt
babeu.
& ontenegroS Iebte Srit.
&oIn pia 2onoon. %. Sam
geie Ole p&oltS5eitlmg~ meloct, bot
iid bic oiterreidiidc glegieruue in
gIu6etradt Der @er3ogerima in ser
glieoerleaing Ser 9afien Sciteus
Der g'ontenegriner entidicoeu cine
6rilt an5lileben, ludbreuo oerer ole
gSafieu obaelieiert peroen miiiicn.
anoeriaIIS Die trieeeriiden 0pera.
iionen mieoer beeonneu ueroen 1ieic
6riit miro tolm Idnaer als S6Stm.
ben iein Gie Smlptitbpicriafeit bat
bisber IN Dem 5ebIen einer 5tiit0n.
oigeu monteuegriniihen gIutoritat
seleaeu, oa oie &eeienng gSieman.
oen 5uritdgeIoiien bat, nit Dem Die
olterreibiidle Regieruug bate unter.
banoelH t0nneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24

mmoont Ser 6ritiiheu StreitfrGftc
in 0leiopotmaierD beri6tet, Oab sc.
neral glplner oni 5reitag einen gln.
griff oiif Die tiirfiideu @oiitionen
bel Giiin mterno6m.
Gas bhitise Ringcn oouertc nit
wedieInoem @rfolge Sen eowep Sog
binourt. Tos @etter mar Iebr an
gduitig; itromenoer Sleecn cridwerte
Die Guippenbemeeimeen iebr.
Snfolge Der lleberihmemmlma oes
SonOes mar es immogIidL oen gln.
9riif om Sonutog 5u erueuern uno
General 9Iplmer be5o9 cine Voiitiou
etpo 1900 goroS oon ser oeS Sem
oes.
Gos @etter lit onOmIeruo ibledt;
Der 9e1enfoll b1lt al.
Is iino nod feline rdberen 9erihtc
iibcr Die gerluitc cinaeaongen; oodI
es itebt felt, Oob Oicielbeu nuf beiocn
Soften iebr ibiper poren,"
Sou9boot bcrieutt 9ri.
tcnidiff.
SoGontfi %. Somiar (bio
@oriS). Sin OeutiheS Eoudboot
bot ein britiihes Sieieumasibiif Der.
ientt. 0ic @cmonmina lit eercttet
moroen.
9onoon 90. Sanuor. Der
britiide Donpier ,,SSaas Gitp, ser
iid onf sic StelIerboroieite neiet itno
ooS 9lotbiieuol aebibt bate, 1T i'm
Sblepptou in Oie Sbemie eebrohl
iuoroen.
Ger 6rahtOonipier o6oQs Gitu"
fpbr am "a. 9lopeinber bon 9Scr.
gorf nod Sun ob, mo CT om Is
Gc5entbcr cintrof)
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4luanain llrrinnrn nrrIrti.

yfcp Yorf %. Gan. 3mous
SIG Ferionen meiiicns Sraueu uno
@inoer, puroen beutc aegeu 9lbeno
pe' eInem 3uiommcnitoB juii6cn
5iueI SoGboln5iiaeu oui ser Ere6.
prlide iiber Dem porIcai Slub te.
iratilih perlett 91ab ocn @litttei.
lllngeu Der Ncamtrn Der c5eicaidoit
lol clncr Scr Size ii0cr oo9 &oltc.
Signal Dunaucgcio6rcn icin NO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
Qcibrt nn edIaffranflcii.

9rooflpm %. Sonlor. -
gln Sdlaffronfbcit lei6euo, berbeiee'
iiibrt Ourh oet Stih Ger Stetie.
ilieec. licot Or. gilbert Is. @erocil in
fritiihem 3uitonoe oornicOcr Sin
Spe5ioIiit Der Resicrlng bebonoelt
ibn; er lit nod bel geipubtieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-24
81 oifer 5ron3 Sofepb
fronf2

2onoon 80. Sonuor. Cine
Gepeide aus 9iom an ole ,Gyhonqe
telegraph 60" beioet, oob aoiipr
Ssron5 Soiepb BON ciuem neueu Sln.
foa bon 9ronditis betroiien muroe
uno oos 9ett bitten muB.
@nS Oie @riten meI0cn.
2onoou 90. sSonior. Gas
britiihe 9Irmce Souptauarter bot
tolaenoc oiii5ieIlc @etountnodana
erIniicn
rS'el Nforccurt Sillif un0 @i.
oenhO bobeu lid @liueuoperotionen
obaeipielt. S9ir boben nit erioIo
feinolide @erfe bel Wlondu inio Sre.
lingbieu bomboroirt
Sett founs losqcbcu.
Sonoou %. Syamuor. SIS
miro ongenommcn oaB uob Sem
iesigen Stano Der Ehec sic Y9ili
tdroieuit @orIaac o6ne Sdmieria
teitcn paiiiren miro. uu0 Sic N2ab
liobmcn obne Die 9lrbciter 4artei
oAcr lrooes llnion pclhc ooe
glotte 0uudeeben oeriel6en 0nrd ci.
nen General Strife oocr 9luihal
tens Der Snonitrie perbuoern non.
ten eetroiien per0en fonncn.
Ger @erOodlt, meldjen oie 9Irbei.
teriiibrer bel Ginbriugima Ser @ia
ousgeoriidt batten wllroe ourd, Ole
@eriid]erlnaen oeS @rcuierminilters
asqlitb mciiiens beieitigt rmo er
iheint oas eIottp Gaiiiren ser 9lia
ourd Ole Stufen OeS llnter6aldes ac-
iihert Siele ciuiluBreid,e 9lrbeiicr.
fiibrer iino Der @leinnng. oaB ani
Der in Der nddiien @odpe itattiinoen
Den 9riitoler slrbeiter Gonicrcna
enticbicoen miro. oie @il 81 unteriii'
ten. iuie nah priDateu GerHderiui.
Gen orS 4'reniierS ongeoeutct muroe,
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lnftangrif.
Gsgcu @nSlanA nnters
nDulutelt.
bic Sffaite bDm Sent
Sas 3iel.

3wei 9lueriffc iuucrboIb cincsSoaes.
n Ger crite BON cincm SleropIou
ser 5mcitc BON 5mci secplouei
ousgefii1rt. Cine @erion &C.
toOtet, icds Derlctt. II 9(usbrud
BON @rduocn peruria6t betrd6t.
Lihen @loteriaIiAo0en.
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Gntmaffnuns Der aaontencsriner aancrt fort.
9entTdJer GrfoIa mi meTtIidJer tront,
8ra"soie" Derlieren s5O 9arOs e3aeensraDsp
Oer S(lerreidi[de 2seridf.


@ie Oa SouOOu %. Saunar Die Ceierreder Babeu bic
ftgcn SuiuGOt @ubr SnlcsuO am gSriatdeu Ncer
icbt
Dies ~rO in umtcm Gt6cinus auacfauOiat bic 6enic
AbcnO bonn Orerre6id-nugarii6u cueralha crIafu
Nadfebeuo Der OOlhGuOige @Orlaut Scfauutmaduua
%Un Der 8aIfau SrOnt
Sc 0nuatnnng Der mOHHegrindn Nrmee 0aert in bielen
SBeen S SauScS fOrt n Der yorSurOu @ mc6r ais
1900 SerbcH crac6en.
Die aSriuen SGfcu SutOari uuS 0uIcanO e nau Safcn
NOntenesrOs ino DOn mucrrm Srappen bcett uOrOeu.
SUn Der rnfitiden SrOnt
I'm 6reag baben uir eiHen nideu Sanrabcn an SOO
SDben nOro bon yOan i'm Entb cine Wn 3er6rt ben
5VO Wanu O oeu @rnben bertbeOgn nmn einec wcng
%aBreuo Der Nad OOm 6og Snmas Ocbcn nuere Srmp
pen oen 6enS ans ciucm geriduu5nugeu in Oicr @scuS
NOroutd Oou lsoeeo mar cine nuierer gcenngen IdOu ic
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-01
AVON

A very fine rain fell here Saturday
evening, which was very beneficial.
Flowing is an occupation of most
farmers in this community at this
time.
Elliott Gordon has been confined to
his bed several days with rheumatism.
VIM. Shaw of Libertyville was a
business visitor in this community the
latter part of last week.
Miss Anna Myers spent Tuesday
night with her father, John Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wulfert of st, Louis
are visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Our efficient County Assessor, Law
renee j. Jokerst, passed through
this town last Saturday attending to
his usual routine of duties which is
OF great service to the county.
Miss Reva Boyd visited relatives
and friends at Fredericktown a few
days the past week.
Mrs. Andy Bauman spent Saturday
night with her aunt, Miss Orlena
Boyd, of this place.
Misses Tessa and Alvena Vogt are
spending the week the guests of their
sister, Mrs. Tony Gegg, of near Coff-
man.
James Wright of the Philippine Is
lands is visiting with his mother and
sisters, Mrs. Wright and Mesdames
Whitener and Darnell, of this place
and Cold Water, whom he had not
seen for % years.
Miss Orlena Boyd is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. A. J. Gordon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed johnson,
on Aug. 18th, a boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Boyd attended
the insurance meeting, which was held
at Weingarten Saturday. They were
also the guests Of Henry Harter and
family of that place.
Thomas Allen, ]. T. Harter, w. E.
Golfer, Osro Boyd, E. j. Heberlie. A.
]. Gordon and c. A. Boyd attended the
School Directors meeting at Ste.
Genevieve Wednesday.
The public sale of Mrs. Joseph BOYD
was well attended and everything sold
at &. good price.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-01
CROSS ROADS

William LEM was Womack visit
or Sunday evening.
A fine rain fell here Saturday night
which was badly needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Denton of Birds
Point was the guest of Mrs. w. E
Lunsford few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Green of Flat
Riven spent Wednesday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wampler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wampler of Ell
wins spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Critics.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. LEM and daugh-
ter spent last Thursday at Mill Creek
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Dimes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Womack and
little daughter of Pennington spent
the weekend in this community.
Several of the people from here at
tended the picnic at Womack Satur-
day. All report a nice time.
Mr.. Hunt, the fruit tree agent, was
in our community Tuesday.
Misses Viola and Anna Buckingham
and Miss Anna White of Bonnie Terre
are visiting friends in this communi-
ty.
Emory Tesreau spent the weekend
with his parents here.
Mrs. Elvin Hahn of st. Louis is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Wright, at
this writing.
VIM. LEM of Womack spent Satur-
day night with his uncle, Will LEM.
The revival meeting which was be-
ing conducted at the school house
here, closed Sunday night with seven
additions to the church. There will
be church at the school house every
fourth Sunday.
TIE school started here Monday
morning with M w. Crowder as
teacher and an enrolment of 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Green spent
Monday at Mine LaMotte.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-01
BRIGHTSTONE

The ice cream festival which, was tc
have been given at VIM. Wells last
Saturday night, was postponed unit
Saturday night, September 2. Every
body come.
Joe Brown was a Knob Lick visitor
Monday.
VIM. Black lost fine COW last Sun
day morning, being struck by light
ming. Mr.. Black bought the COW Just
two weeks ago and paid $40 for her.
Chas. Hightower was a Farming
ton visitor Friday.
Shelby O'Bannon was a Knob Lick
visitor Monday.
Alex and John Lowe attended the
show at Pennington Saturday night.
Johnnie Pritchett of Flat River is
spending few days with relatives
and friends at this place.
James Lowe left Monday for Flat
River, where he intends to work in
the mines.
Henry 0'Bannon is building barn
for VIM. Wells.