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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
BIRTHS REPORTED

Following are the births reported to
Miss Eta Covell, city clerk. in the last
WIN. c. Butler aud wife, 1854 High St.
Nov. Is, girl-Bonnie Eileen.
Morgan, n. Bryant and wife, '215 Lake
St, Dec. 5, giri--Nelda.
Earl Leroy Bozarth and wife, 1907 West.
ern Ave. Dec 2. giri-I,rna Maurine.
Alvena Bea and wife, 511 E. LIST St.
o. +. Bradford and wife, Ills W. ett
Ave, March l. boy-Robt. Roland.
Eben Cooper and wife, r. r. Nov. 25
girl--Hazel Nadine.
Jas. Floyd Cochran and wife, R. r. No
g. Nov; p, boy-BaEton Floyd;
G. z. Carlson and wife, GIG Horne St
Andrew a. Frantz and wife, GIG Med
ford Road. Nov. IS girl-Marian Eliza
Jno. W. Goebel and wife, 1872 E. Gran,
St,\Aug. Il. girl-Eyelin Ruth.
Geo. Milton Merritt and wife. 300 Or
ehard St. Dec. 5, girl-Margaret Eliza
Rudolph Moltz and wife, 1850 West st.
Nov. II, .girl-odel Margaret.
VIM. NewmHn and wife, 1O4S Boswell
Ave, Dec. /, boyh-Raymond Lorraine.
Thos A. ConIor and wife, SIS Tyler st.
Dec; l. Culinary Denise,
Thos C. Powell and wife. 504 Tyler St
Nov. 80, boy-Thos. Charles.
Oryil Lester Phillips, and wife, 1908 N
Van Bure shI ST pee | boyLoryil Francis
field Ave, Dec. /; boy, Mark Oliver.
John Vernon Sheayer AID wife, 1900 n
John E. Tempieton ana wife, 81 Locus
St, Dec ,, girl, Jpella Marie.
Floyd Tabor and wife. Elmont, Kan.
Nov. 1T. boy, Raymond Floyd
Anthony B. Vaughn and wife. GIL ella,
St, Nov. &c, boy, Clarence Anthony
Serapio Vasquis and wife, 100 n Madi
son St, Dec. L, girl, Natalia.
Clarence Hi am Wilson and wife 151
Redden Ave, Nov. %, girl, Virginia Ruth
5 JaS0S g. APs se bA2 and wife 2o9 Val
John VIM. Bunce and wife, 1110 Wood
ward Ave, Dec. I, boy.
roe ST., Nov. 81. girl.
f. Luenberger and wife. Twenty seventh
and Pennsylvania Ave. Nov. %. tgirl
VIII #. Thompson and wife, 1913 Fill
more St, Dec. 5, girl
Harold Thompson and wife, 425 E
Euclid Ave. Dec. l. boy.
Mathew Williams ana wife. 1920 Lime St.
Nov % bow
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
KILLS BANDIT SUSPECT
After Robber Wounds Farmer, Lat
ter's Brother Pursues Him.

Seda1ia. Dec. 7.-An Unidentified
man was shot to death early today
near Strasburg, Mo. by Ward Rousch,
a young farmer, after the man had
seriously wounded Rousch's brother
Marion, in attempting to rob the
Rousch home. Marion Rousch was
shot three times. He was taken to a
hospital in Kansas City.
Ward Rousch gave chase when the
robber fled, and from behind clump
of bushes shot him in the head with
shot gun.
Local police believe the dead man
is the bandit who terrorized Pleasant
Hill and that vicinity early in the
week, following a killing of David
Nelson. a night Waterman at Pleas
ant Hill, Monday night. Nelson was
shot when he surprised a man break
ing into a store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
Orderly Jim Gets The Horse Laugh
BY OUR OWN RING w. LARDNER

well al you must of got by this time you don't
nave no surprise in the slitest pull MILL
terry lang witch you haven't never herd befoar you
GEO was hiding about the Detale but beleev me al
their was never kidding about that their wont be
ABOUT this ime going to tell you and you incident worr
about hiding al becaus it strait ime writene
you from hear altho lie admit of it sounds a
good deal like hiding.
that's becaus their is mulch dfronts between
the things do in Svilain life and what you do in
the armie and their is beside lot dhronts in the
words you use for the things you do that Detale /
told you about the kitchun polees is of them ime
gong to tell you about this other this orderly
witch isent orderly the orderly back
home orderly is keeping your shoes under the bed
when they mite be top of the dresser in Sviain life
hear in milite4ry life orderly IS running round for
some elts becaus their is many feilas hear that's
ofhcers and cant run so pryvats are called orderly
when they do this
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
LOCAL MENTION

Visit the Penny Parlor and shoot
ing gallery at lis East Fourth.-Adv.
At the last meeting of the Royal
Neighbors of America No. 14S the fol-
lowing officers for the coming year
were elected: Mrs. Rena Mae Law
son, oracle; Mrs. Zeda Viers, vice
oracle; Mrs. Alice Eyer, chancellor
Hrs Carrie Swan, recorder: Mrs. Rosa
Geiger, receiver; Mrs. augusta Kirk
patrick, past oracle; Mrs. Hannah
Gustafson, marshal; Mrs. Mary Diehl
inner sentinel; Mrs. Mary Robinson
musician.
Safety razor blades sharpened bet
ter than new. 25c-35c doz Brunt-
Martin Drug Co.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08

se G6 Esn q Bean \ 4 wall St
shedd' Charles, y NJ c. A. n. Y. ,o,o-,,
shsl is Frank l., Morning
shiSer. Mrs. j, i. T s.lPaaiine
Smith, Sheriff. B., Loomis Inst, 5000 .,
spear, Elsie, L. l. College Hospital, oo, -
sw Sf9of PAN B. 80 Church ST. i iSSS %
Thompson. Mrs. W. T.. (Ada Pix
ley), 935 Geddes, Syracuse, N ZOO %
Thompson, wallace. SO w eth St 1s99-oS
Tice, Harold H, care Emerson Co, 90. -
ri fee METH Mrs. 4. f. (Anna Kaafmanj. l'O' 20
care Emerson Co, 80 Church St. 1904 -06
ulrich. Rev. Fred. Angola, n; Y 19o6-lO
GOMEZ, Angola, n. Y......... -19O7-11
Warner, Mrs. Fred Gamma Harring
toni, 80 Bliss Pr. Norwich Conn. 1861 10
Warren, VIM. D., 60 Broadway 1850 81
Watts, Rev. Henry F., Patterson, 400, 10
watts at Mrs, II. F. (Audrey Gard i'V'-O'
whitney Pftn Madeline, 414 W. i21st sti9o50 9
Wood, Howard X, "a Nassau St. -1 1889 -9 81
Young, everett sUt l2-1o Broack SEQ %
'i'' ~ Eastern Division. i''' '-
lori, AIiddlebury, Vt..-.--......-.. 1907 IL
Kilbenrn, Clara, . Avon, Cam ,ooo :,
DTluRe. MASS. lJbJ-l Id
Springfield. Mass -. 90 --p.e 80 10000
Cambrfdge. Mass - 1900 %
Harvard, Cambridge. o ,1.i...i. .191s-1s
Ave, Boston. .'.. 80 1904
berIainl, r. F ID. 1, South Fair 900. -,
iee western Division. i7''- "
AhlbOrn. Mrs. G. II. (Helen Roehr)
Butts Samuel j.. Harrisburg, Pa. .iSe9-O3
tsil5O Z. $ r Pension ion offiee wash
cb lagfon; n Ernest iSil Penn 'l'O'-O'
Ave, N, W, Washington d; G. .1911-14
clo %aSnfF. 0bert w.. $i2i 10Th St, 0O'''
cr 81 % M Mash sG 17 Ri ST. n ss9'O
w, Washington, d. C.,,..,..... 1896 90
Ton, b, c.....;.;;:... ,;......s.-: bills
Co.. state College, Pa..4........ .19O4-Os
Gebhart, Hurley, Atlas Powder
Go SSh fm BTiseoe s. S. St., wash iOAOl'
Hs sGe Roiia n, ilo6 Kennedy St, l'O0-O0
HSrge M M Ma'4 H. No. 1909 Kennedy l'iil0
St., n. W, washington, D. c.. 1912 1e
Hawley, Everett, care Dept. of Com -.
Hill. Mrs. L. Y. MARY Noon. i0ii -
Clinton st. Philadelphia, Pa. -. 1898 81
Holden, Mrs. Z H. CLOuise Fair
child, 241S Park View. Pittsburg,
Laird, George r., lbs PARK Road,
Washington, d, C..,...........,.., .1s9S-97
Lees, Fred, 1922 Euclid St, Wash
ington, D. c. ;;;;,;.;;;,......; .1s96-oO
Smith, U. of P. Dorns, Philadel-
Miller hiti benz. L.. Lehighh university,
LShigh, Pa. ....................' 1891 SO
phia, Pa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '.' 1907 IL
Peers, Frank W, Sec col, u s A. :.
s. Allentown. Pa. ................1 913-16
Popenoe, Paul, 81 Eleventh, n. W,
Washington, d. C.............-.-.1 1901 %
Shirer Hampton f., Sec. 601, U. S.
A. S, Allentown, Pa. -. 1913 16
Tharp,. Jennie f., PAT Charles St, AZ. :
Plttsburg' Pa. r; u :; -19OS-O7
A. washington, D. C .o =. 1904
Vest Dr. Cecil w. Monument and
Park Ave, Mt. Vernon P1, Balti-
more, Md. observation-disclosures. 1887 81
Washington. D, C...........,. So, .1saO-91
Walker, Mrs. W. p, (Mgt Dudley,
Bird and Cherokee, S. Bethlehem, =.
Beiieyne, Pa, - ..........-..:.:! 1881
Fallowfieid, Pittsburg, Pas 9|'.o 1909 IL
Union St, Wilkes Barre, Pa. 1892 90
Whittemore, Laufens, Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. 1901
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08

Saturday Winifred Allen will play in
For Valor." a triangle production
Comedies will be shown in connection
with all three of next weeks bills.
The popular stage comedians, Kolb
and Dill, who recently played at the
Grand in Topeka, will apear Monday
and Tuesday at the Gem in "A Peck
of Pickles." a feature 5-reel comedy
Wednesday and Thursday Irene Fen
wick and owen Moore will appear in
"A Girl Like That" a Famous Play
ers production. The Friday and Sat
urday bill will include, Madge Evans
and Henry Hull in "The Volunteer"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08


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showed him whalng
sarjnt nd whistss
after 1ump
sarint
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fell behind the
with ced hadent
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belly
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the curnel that friend PRIVATE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
But the Prices Rise and Rise.

New York, Dec. S.-Fish dealers
will have to tell the federal food board
the reason for a recent 100 per cent
advance in fish prices They were
summoned today, after fish has stead
lily advanced, following recommended
tioHs to substitute sea foods for meat
at various times in the week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of Topeka, Kansas, will
be held at its banking office, Tuesday
January 8, 1917, between the hours
of one ana three p. m, for the pur-
pose of electing a board of directors
for the ensuing year and for the tran
saction of such other business as may
legally come before the meeting.
F. NJ BONEBRAKE, Cashier.
ADV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
GIVES PRIZE TO RELIEF
New York Education Commissioners
Donates $500 Francs to France.

Paris, Dec s.-The prize of $500
francs awarded to DIR. John H. Finley,
commissioner of education of the
state of New York by the French
academy has been donated by the
writer for relief work in France.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
STICK TOGETHER
Washburn Students Never For
get College Affiliations.
New York Club One of Big
Alumni Associations.

Washbuthites stick together no mat
Z r how IA they may wander from
fAeir alma mater, even if there are
only -wo or three of them near each
o Ter. There seems to be a magnetic
Influence which leads former wash
burn Students each other even out
of the hur.y-burly of life in a --4etr ,
oils The latest evidence of this is
a membership list of the New York
Washburn club. containing the names
% 12O Washburn students in and
around thc greatest city in Al--erica.
The New York Missionaries are
planning to m ct with President p p.
Womer of the college when he visits
New York in tn , near future, and bet
ter than that they expect to help him
TO an appreciable extent in securing
Recognition for him in the city. The
feature of the year will be a big cele-
bration in one OF the New York hotels
on Wa burn Day, February 6. Plans
fo- this are already under way.
3 The present officers of the New
York Washburn club were all well
known in the college during their
school days, IN, st Of them holding
elective school offices carrying great
honor. They are: Dr. Frank E. San
ders president; John Coe. vice presi-
dent; Edwin A. Mcnninger, secretary,
and Paul b. Sweet, treasurer.
Membership List.
The following are registered. with
Street address and college class, all
HTing in New York City unless other
wise noted;
Name Address In School
Gy0ors. Mrs. EEmont H. Jose-
phiue Reid. 3G +. 18th St......,. .1906-OT
snker. GLADDEN. W. ~ Wooster
Bart6iolomew. Rev. \. o. 523 Meiss ~
Bowman. Dr. Karl NJ, blooming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
IN THE TRAINING CAMP
Great Opportunity Is Given to Rise
From the Ranks.

The preliminary selection of the
men in Camp Funston for the third
officers training camp to be started
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08
AT THE
THEATERS

William Desmond will play the part
of an Irish lad at the Cozy Monday
and Tuesday in The Sudden Gentle
man." Dorothy Dalton will play in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-08

. EVtH pFIHItu IHeIus VIII De USED
by a number of mess sergeants.
Camp Funston will be a cheerful
place Christmas day. said Capt. F. T.
Windle today. All the supply Off
GERS are preparing for it with more
enthusiasm than the average house
wife back home. manifests even when
COMPANY is expected"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26
POMONA GRANGE

Gratiot County Pomona grange
meets with Liberty grange A. North
Star Saturday May 9Th Liberty
VIII furnish coffee and potatoes for
dinner which will bc of the picnic
variety Tossed session at ten IN the
forenoon Program for opening Ses-
sion at l.5u y. m
Music
Recitation Ralph Nandevcntcr
Recitation Doris Muscott
Opportunities for Young Men on
the Farm Jc,ham Allen.
Guitar Solo LOIS Stanton.
Address ketrham State
Master.
Recitation
Paper "Boyyo;tne Biddy Nr,.
Geo. Titus. Alma
Music
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26
PAYS FINE ~ DRUNK

Ncs Nncgardcn was arrested
Monday charged with being drunk.
The arrest having been made by City
Marshal Rogers Winegardcn was
takcn before Justice j. 4 Mann
where he made ples-of guilty He
was given Il fine of five dollars and
..r.+e 80 - -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 10 thank oar friends and
ncighbors Tor their kindness during
our recent bereavement In losing our
husband aud father and also Tor the
flowers and comforting words ,pok-
by Rev Brown Of Riverdalc
MRS r 4 MASSEY.
JULIUS MASSEY AND FAMILY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26

rcucn your toreheSd WITH ne ,o-,-
1rssr Asep the after uciiculess ard
SLOWLY r0tste year BEAD sri 700 vii
have ar irresistible sensation that i
10 the anssr 10 that = moving ssd
ret the bead
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26

L improve, Re hlco6. ,lea-s n
s,ori2sn, regulates the bowels. nslr
-rs appetite. itvers ycc az. ycc wor~
. trer-fe~l tescsr-lo.e& better. 10
listers Roxy Mcc.A,n Tea. ~N.
Sprtrg tocN- &c IccS -ps.s-S.
Drug Company.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26
RIG PARCELS 81 Sl>ESs

The parcel pos, repor, from IN,
iocal Office Tor the TWO weeks. April
1ud 10 10th. shows that total 81
s.1i4 partcls were received AZ the Of
rec for delivery and Jhat The total
number FOR dispatch was l.226. max
ms the .etai number handled $3.50
nj ,hcst ISIS wer, insured and = wer,
T. q. ID packages The cost of
handling the pacSarts was estimated
~ S39T2
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26

ION SALE IL reSadcr, iots. closg
m. with sewers. city Watsr hxh,S.
walks. xas. >trvv.s shads Why
cay letS with r,,,hiux ~; pfouise
~ an ,hrsc i,osS>>arN l,ihtleS
recgle ncw bernard mc~srrn heuc>
Your ictS riuss t~ saSh a. - build
Ssh hsneS Now IS tht t,~sc -
Nuy Now Is tho tiric yco <hoCN
hs\r these u,c~acrr athsscs Write
~ Telephone tcisy " y Cc~c<-
Ne Peasant. Meh PEI IS. Ia
tcc SCI SITE
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26

Following are the priSts pait ~
The Alma Grain & Lgmter Company
~-Mf aurti ln 1911
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26

First Presbyterian Church
William n Mason. fAssor
sunday. April s9th. i0.o0 u'..
pvhis worship subject. What I
" cuid Il | Conl6 p
sabbath school az II $50 j. II.
EAstninsssF SABBATH ~cho,N al 3st5
y m
\ Z : L + al { ~ > n.
Public worship AZ $50 , r. SUB.
,txi Awe and Trust
thursday Nay Sr3. az 81 = IN.
prayer r,eesirg
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26
THE CIT RICHES

nitcd Brethren Church
\ y Bowman. Pastor
Residence. il9 Hastings s.
Sunday 1000 s. ~ sermon by the
pastor Subject. "rh, Ohr~ tiar Sab
ogth
Sunday -chQo. at liOV m.
Thursday PRAYER meeting At $50
j w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26

Steady work and good pay for Young
man wishing 20 learn printing
trade Call at this office
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26
MARKET REPORT

c:r-4.ation -ounts-ws have it.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-04-26

\ nov h0sncss b GrnNot couniy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28

The board Of managers Of the chill
dren's day nursery will meet Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at the nursery
home, the session TO be preceded bv a
meeting Of the membership commit
tee, at which Mrs. s T.. Dunn. chair
man, requests the presence of the sew
cral members.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28

Mrs. T.. NJ Nerson entertained
matrons of the Priscilla club Friday
afternoon for the first meeting of tho
new year Tho hours were pleasantly
spent I'm nccdlework of various kinds
and there was music 10y Mrs. W. l..
TOms-n md Miss MoolN. Mr. LcMIs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
COC1AL SIDE
~ of the STATE
BtRTIISNIIIE.

one of the pleasing ma week partic, was
| given Thursday afternoon az the purIors of
| the VI J.. church by the members Of the
MIR. ". II. Gin was hostess to the Musical
| Research society Monday afternoon An inter
| cstiug program was enjoyed with Mrs. u Is.
Foster as leader. Following the program tea
Mrs Kurt Stock entertained Thursday at.
| cruoon paying compliment To Mrs. W. II.
| Johnstoug II Boston Mass who is the house
| guest of Mr.. j. j. Larkin and who has been
the guest ut honor at number OF social az
| fairs during the week
One of the very pleasing week end parties
| wa ! O'Clock luncheon given by Mrs 7.
| VI Larkin honorng Mrs. ". II. Johnstonc
| " noston, Mass
Mrs Leo n .rohnsione entertained Satur-
day afternoon with O ! o'clock luncheon pay
ing compliment to Miss Lucille Hunt N
Mohcrly Mo. Lucille Hunt and Miss lrlcn
Shaw Of Chicago.
Mrs y. j. Larkin has q, her guest this
week Mrs ". II Jnhnstoue of Boston MU-e.
Mrs Johnstonc formerly lived in this city
and was very prominent iu social circles here.
Mrs T.. +. Walsh and Mr.. Harry Nc.
thntock were hpsics,cs 10 one of the pleasing
week end partir, Saturday afternoon eutcr
tanning with bridge at the home of Mrs. Me.
Cluturk
Mr anI Mr. II. 4. Trower were oyer.sun.
day visitors with friend, In Chauuic.
Miss Myrtle jrger Is the week k.eud guest
Mr.. o. 4. Gilbert Oklahoma gran
chief Of the Pythiau Sisters of cleveland
Okla. returned home Monday after spending
q few day, in the city visiting friend, and
while here delieyercd lecture sunday even.
ing 90 tho First Christian church at special
session of the G. W B. NJ. She wa, enter
tanned by Mrs Hi Spayd while here.
Mr., j. o. Edward, i, spending the week
in thHutauqua, Kan. the guest ~ frirn 's.
Missc, Fay, Bcuah aud Josephine Wi.ou
are the week end guc.ts of friends aud rel.
Miss Helen Spayd returned the earl, part
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
DRj WRIGHT. I


Miss Julia Elizabeth Dood ha, departed
for her home In Fort smith, ARK after a
Mr, Il. H. fet,crmon spent several day,
ot last week iu Yale visiting relatives and
friends
Mr and Mrs. T.. S Bulu were sapulpa
Mr rmd Mrs.. y. W. Hubbard spent last
sunday u Tulsa Mrs llbb1ri had been
there week visiting friends aud was joined
ON Saturday by hcr husband
Mi.s Cecil Dougherty departed last Sat.
urdUy for Wichita Kan, where She will
make her future home.
Mrs j. u. Fmsey has returned from
Eningham, H.. whore She spent feW weeks
visiting relatives.
Miss Matte Letherock has returned from
visit Of several days with friends iu
Ms, Bonnie Roberts has returned to her
home boz Wichita Falls, Texas, after d visit
with relatives aud friends here
Mr.. kurasek has returned from Chicago
whore She had been confined iu one Of the
Ml and Mr, ". + Hunt returned last
week from visit with relatives iu ldahol
and other points iu oklahoma
Mrs Margaret shelby visited relatives In
Haskell ull Of last week.
Miss Mnc HuviuS and Earl Burris both
of thu city, were married last week in
Clarrnorc The Reverend Gardner OF tho
Presbyterian chuseh performed tho core.
mouy The young ncwllwcds will make
BrihtOw their home,
Mr and Mrs. Robert 4. Young have re-.
turned from Oklahoma City whero they
spent several dsys
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28

! oi the Western union offices with a
| most enjoyable social evening. The
/ rooms were decorated I'm baskets of
| pring flowers and refreshments fol-
the business session.
MIR aud Mrs. T.. Rogers Kemp en-.
! tcrt1ined with box party AT last
evening" performance Of "Kuunku." a"
AZ the Grand, having AS their guests
Mrs Ben T. Rice, the Misses Eve. yn
Mock and Blanche Rogers and Mcssrg
Earl Evans and lIarold Black OF
Wichita, Kan
pr aud Mrs. NJ. G. Ktmhol enter
tllned the members of the Ben llur
club with a pleasant card party Fri
day evening at their home, lG0l Bil-
tlmorc avenue, SiN tables OF five
hundred were played and refresh
monts were served.
Thor" viii bo special mcoung of
the board Of directors OF the y ".
'. a Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
't the cottage. Election of officers
WEI bee held.
Mrs r.. H. Foraker Of Wichita.
kan, who has been tho guest of her
sister. Mrs e. ". Titus. for several
weeks. viii return home ON Monday.
The Woman,- Benefit association
Of Macrnhoo, viii hold am Houuliut-
Jucc social "Wednesday evening al the
knights Of columbus hall
Mrs. H. Johnson and Miss Hlukcy
Of IIoldcnNillc came last evening for
an over sunday visit In the home of
Mr ana Mrs Il. VI. MclHrlin.
Mrs. Harry Roddy of Newton. kan.
came yesterday for a weeks N~ To
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs Norman
Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Johnson. who
came to Tulsa from Cedar Fails Iowa,
fof residence In the iall, win hc AT
home 60 friends shortly at 1lij Car
son avenue.
Mrs. \. f. Baker of Joplin. Mo. Is ,
expected to arrive early In the week !
for visit Of several days In the home !
Of her cousin. Mrs. Charles T.. Dent.
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Baker and !
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l. Louis are
leaving February / for three weeks |
sujourn AT Hot Springs.
Mrs J s. Hopping has gone to
Perkins. Okla. for % weeks visit with |
her parents, Mr. and Mrs W A.
Hartman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-28
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OKMIIGEE.


Mrs y. a Mahouey entertained at @ week.
eud affair complimcuting Mrs Margaret
Frost of Mead,ille Pa, aud Miss Irene Ma.
honey Of 1oukuwa
Mr. and Mrs. T. II Jusscn Of Falls City.
Nobu spent the week with their daughters.
Mrs fwuod Kennedy aud Mrs, " A.
Stuart They will leave early this week
for SAN Antonio for the remaining winter
month,
Miss Anna Walker Of Tulsa visited Mrs.
Grace Cary the weekend
Miss Myra King and Mis-, llallc Nep'cy
LEFT Thursday evening ior Ennis. Texas. and
will go from there to san Antonio for a
months visit before returning here
Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry RoSeuhgd and MIR,
Hannah Orhach OF Tulsa spent sunday with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Kahn
Mrs. A. 4. Davis arrived from Scdo .ia