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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-01-10
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents

done to relieve her suffering. She i.
doing nicely now, but it will be some
time before she will recover from the
shock. A host of friends are fillec
with sympathy and will be greatly
relieved when they learn of her COM
plete recovery.
Mrs. C.. p. Hartley has been i'll the
past week, but is better now.
Bobby Tucker has put in a bad
week with bronchial trouble.
The Cook family, Mrs Stinson and
children and Will Tucker and family
had New Years dinner with Cliff
Tucker and family, complimentary to
Mrs. Rollander of Rocky Ford, Colo.
Carl Eichelberger has moved into
the Otto Brown house.
Road work was in progress on the
lower slope near the Morehouse ranch
this week.
MISS wagner resumed her duties
at the South Slope school this week,
after vacation spent at Everett,
Wash
Grace Cook, who is one of the
Washington county teachers, is en-
joying the novelty of teaching six
days week until her term is COM
pleted.
Harley Barnum was distributing a
number of Thomas lamps along the
Slope this week. These lamps are
proving to be excellent light givers.
II. A. Garfield was Caldwell visitor
this week.
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MONTOUR
By Mrs. X. E. holland

G. ID. Hoseley is spending the weel
near Caldwell with II. A. Garfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Swearinger of Soldier
creek were shoppers in town Monday
They came in on horseback and re
port the roads in bad condition.
Mr.. Stoddard, assistant cashier OF
the bank, expects to move his family
here in short time.
Clyde Juvenal went to Walla Walla
Saturday to enter school. His father
and mother accompanied him as far
as Emmett.
We feel glad to report successful
operation in Portland, Ore, on the
eyes of little Clora May Casner of
Horseshoe Bend, who was born blind.
Her mother before marriage was Miss
Zola Seward. niece Of our minister,
also an old time resident of this place.
This will be very happy new year
for the Casner family.
DR.. Vadney had a night call to
Banks Saturday night We did not
learn the name Of the sick lady but
she is better now.
Rev. Seward went to his work at
Horseshoe Bend on the train Satur-
day, expecting to walk back after
service Sunday afternoon, but young
parishioner took his team and met
the worthy gentleman a mile and a
half this side of the Bend.
Montour Sunday school elected Of
ficers for the coming year as follows:
A. II. Dudenbostel, superintendent;
Mrs. II. A. Pugh, assistant; John So
ward. secretary and treasurer, and
Mrs. Stanton, organist. We have SER
vices twice on Sunday and Epworth |
League, so fell like we are most as
important as a real city.
A few ladies met at Mrs. Browns |
Monday afternoon to help her sew
carpet rags. When the work was fin
ished a delicious lunch was served
and very pleasant time enjoyed by
all Why not have rag bees?
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Ed Baer, who went to Iowa last fal
to spend the winter, has returned t.
Sunny Idaho. He says it was too colo
there for him.
The Gill boys are living on the
Durham place near the butte.
Carl Kreizenbeck has rented the A.
Hoistad place.
The William limerick place has re-
Gently been sold to Mr.. Hall of Twin
Falls, who will take possession as
soon as Mr.. Graves can find a place
to move to.
Mr.. Inman went to the ditch camp
Monday to view the cement mixer.
The VanDeusen Bros. are chopping
hay on the Spratt place this week.
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Red Cross Notes

The Red Cross society elected for
their new officers; Mrs. Palmer, chair
man; Mrs. Pratt, vice chairman; Mrs.
Idle, second vice chairman; Mrs.
Brown, secretary; Mrs. Pugh, treasur-
er; Mr.. Idle, reporter, and Frank
Mcconnell was added to the executive
committee. Several were added to the
cutting committee. the other commit
tees holding over. Mrs. Palmer read
Miss Boardman's appeal to the wo-
men Of America. The workers in the
society are making more garments
and knitting, but are sorely in need of
yarn.
Mrs. Brown received letter from
Mrs. Athey, stating that Montour
came second in selling the largest
amount Of Red Cross stamps.
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CA Correction)

have read with interest the Pearl
news in last weeks paper by your cor
respondent and beg to correct part
of it, which has reference to our sol
der boys from Pearl. Whoever wrote
it is rot very well informed, as they
stated that Lee Jensen was the first
to enlist from here. Below is list of
those who have gone from here. They
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-01-10
UPPER MESA
BY Mrs. G.. X. Parks

Mrs. Charles B. Stimson was hos
tess 10 the members of the U. A
club last Thursday afternoon. A
large number of members were pres
ant. Mrs. Morehouse and Miss Grace
Burton were visitors. Mesdames
Stokesberry and Shropshire were sent
as a delegation from the Red Cross of
Emmett to instruct the ladies in TAX
ing up sewing for the Red Cross. An
all day meeting is planned for jan
uary II at Mrs. Lou Buttons. Mrs.
Stimson, assisted by her daughter
Marian and Mrs. Pryor, served an
appetizing lunch.
Mr.. Bartholow and Ralph Haynes
have gone to Portland to take busi-
ness course there.
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(From Another Correspondent

(From Another Correspondent
Mrs. l.. C. Brassey's little girl is
now suffering from her little finger
which she in some way got in wiring
err, cutting it off near the end.
J. V. DeLamater has gone to Seat
tie, Wash, to work in the ship yard
His wife will run the store.
Ross Groves made a trip to Letha
to visit his mother.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Groves of Pearl last week.
Harry Walker has left the Granite
State mine. He is now in Emmett.
Mr. and F. B. Turner visited the
Null home New Years day.
Miss Leila Cone spent her Christmas
vacation at home.
VIM. Kloth is staying with his faith
er-in-law for a while.
Mrs. L. C. Brassey and daughter
are visiting friends near Eagle.
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PEARL

There was a farewell surprise party
given at Pearl January 1 in honor Of
the Franklin family, who were leaving
for New Plymouth to make their home
on a farm. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Hazelton, Mr.. and Mrs. Far
rell, Orvie Hazelton, Miss Farrell
Daniam Farrell, Miss Canady, Harry
Walker, Martha and Clara Thiel and
Mr. and Mrs. Kloth and Robert
Mclean. All had very enjoyable
times. Games were played with great
fun Lunch was served by Mrs Hazel
ton and Mrs. Farrell. The ice cream
sure hit the spot, being the first for
some time.
Harry Walker has left the Granite
State mine, where he was employed
as cook. We all regretted his going
for he was a dandy good sport.
Orvie Hazelton is now employed at
the garage at Emmett. He was also
one of Pearls best young men.
Mrs. l.. C. Brassey is making quite
a stay in the valley. Her little daugh-
ter received very painful injury
when she caught her finger in the
washer last week. Reports came in
today that Mrs. Brassey was sick with
tonsilitis. Mr.. Brassey is away work
ing in the Banner mine near Idaho |
City.
If the rainy days continue Miss
Ethel Hazelton won't get to make
such frequent visits home. She is an
employee of the Helfert Jewellery Store
at Emmett.
Letters indicating swell time and
great treatment are being received
from Pearls soldier boys.
Mrs. j.. Robsbaugh is now en-
Dloyed as cook for C. c. Stinson of
he Granite State mine, where Mr..
Rohrbaugh is manager.
Pearl expects to lose one more good
sport soon, Daniam Farrell.
All the women of Pearl are very
busy knitting for the soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kloth have moved
nut on the Schiller ranch near Pearl
where Mr.. Kloth has gone in with Mr..
Schiller on the ranch.
A 10is pound boy found his way
o the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Groves December 81.
There are so few men left in Pearl :
low it's a wonder the women don't j
light over them.
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Miss Zada Wines returned from hel
Christmas vacation, spent at her home
near Meridian, via jitney to Emmett
Saturday.
| Mrs. L. H. Russell is at the Hewitt
son hospital at Emmett, where she
underwent an operation last Saturday
Later reports are that the patient is
doing well.
The Peter Johnson, Jr., family re-
turned from Fruitland on Monday.
Mrs. Dan Hanson has had her father
as visitor recently. Mr.. Hale re-
turned to his home at Weiser on
Thursday.
The Bryant family from the Smith
ranch moved into the Ricketts, house
last week and will stay until March.
Mrs. Paul Jones, accompanied by
her husband and mother, went to On
tario on Monday. Mrs. Jones under
went an operation at the Holy Rosary
hospital. Mrs Fishback returned
home on Tuesday.
A letter was received recently from
Mrs. John Workman at Huston. She
misses her Letha friends and wishes
to be remembered to them. We take
this way of doing it.
A. E. Pomeroy motored part way to
New Plymouth on Friday and walked
the rest of the distance.
Our muddy condition was changed
on Wednesday by a high freezing
wind.
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are all from this place and most of
them came here when only one or two
years old and never were gone only
when they went out to work. The
parents of some of them reside here
at present, and a number of them
were not subject to the draft, but en-
listed for the honor of serving their
country: John Mclean, Fred Bran
blee, Nathan George, Kenneth D. Nc
Lean, A. B. Hicks, William George,
Lee Jensen.
A CONSTANT READER
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SOUTH SLOPE

Mrs. Anna McCrossin will be the
hostess at the Crescent Club meeting
to be held tomorrow at the club house.
Mrs. Barnes, mother of DIR. N. B.
Barnes, was painfully injured on the
streets of Emmett Monday, when a
young man riding horse came rae
ing along Main street and ran into
her. She was taken to her home at
once by j. L. Jensen and everything
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Baptist.

The Emmett Baptist church ex-
tends a hearty invitation to the fol-
lowing services: Sunday = Bible
school at 10 a. m, morning worship
at IL a. m. Young Peoples Union
at $3.50 p. m. Evening worship at 1880
p. m. We offer the people of Emmett a
church home, where they may wor-
ship God with glad heart, and amid
inspiring services and good fellowship.
Our minister is ever ready to respond
to your call. The subjects for Sunday
are as follows: Morning, "The First
Thing to Do" Union meeting in the
evening.-A. C. Lathrop, Pastor.
Baptist Notes.
All interests center in the union
meetings in the Methodist church. Let
all attend and share in these services.
The new officers took hold of their
work last Sunday with zeal that as
sures continued progressive plan
throughout the year. Let all coop
crate.
No service at Hanna Sunday.
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BISSELL CREEK
BY Mrs. Ward M. Fuller

r. B. Ross hauled load of wheat tc
Caldwell last week, which he sold al
the mill.
Hal Johnson came over from Boise
Sunday.
John Soran and r. B. Ross went to
Nelson's camp the first of the week
to help with the concrete work there.
w. f. Hill was an Emmett visitor
Wednesday.
Ward Fuller came home Saturday
from Nelson camp returning Sunday
afternoon.
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LETHA

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Wilhelm wer,
the delightful guests of the Ewing
Pomeroys Wednesday of last week.
w. H. C. Bates made trip to New
Plymouth with load of hogs last
Friday.
The Bot family have been afflicted
with grippe.
Paul Jones Joined his wife in a
visit at the Fishback home.
The Fayette-Emmett jitney has dis
continued its trips on account Of the
mud.
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Services on Sunday ~ follow: Sun
day school At 10 q. IN. Regular SER
vices at p. m. All are invited
Geo. F. Smith, Bishop.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School at 10 a. m. Young
Peoples meeting at 7 p. m. Conse-
Grafton meeting first Sunday in each
month. Strangers having no church
home are cordially invited to join with
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st. Mary's Episcopal.

Morning prayer and sermon on the
first and third Sundays of each month
at IL o'clock. Sunday school at 10
a. m.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Christian Science Society.
Meets every Sunday morning in the
Moose hall at IL o'clock. A cordial
welcome extended to all.
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FURS WANTED

The New York Store will pay the
highest prices for all kinds of furs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
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MI, p l. workm'p ia spspding h;
s'ss " shsTmsa fsr't, ~ ihs Iue'i OF
friends
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r0.,t o. her mother Mrs = A Rnp,ao
Mh Smpson sod Nrs
SouihsIcs ot TrlsA sr. ihr hopte slei's
= Mrs. l. u. Chamberlain me iittt VI th'
Mr r,d NJ. Clean Thompson formerly
o. snmlpa nav u'ing in AWkoE'c. are
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m. rhpr,d.v Mo,al-r Auction club va
Il tsrtiinsd Tor ths feEasr weakly m.eins
.i ihv Harvey House Nith Mra 7.
fsugrty a. hos,sH hrs J,ck smith VII
be- r,Sl houess
Mrs. n. u johnson was hos,'s' At h't
cue J.. Fiie place to the msmeer, Of ~
I v O as,rhood and thstv guest. whom
hey .ptertsip,t With . Sooi,u tea me
v os, VI lau, aud orEhfl " the 'es..or' .
4, rIal aiishs The ctntetpiscr 10 the Nrss
dulnf ishle "a hHnfsine american
IAF mad. n rcd white and blue ystns
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ton, sutil OF NJ and M JShg Gray
NJ, " Mover wAa h6''cfs lo ne
7u,y Hour Erb,cid.ry club this week Nr'
xaN Sos, Mrs George hsp,subses NTi
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rLrst. o. ths cub
Nr Zen Harrdou was the charming 8
hs,I,t t. the nuty nolr Embroidery club
a. me somI va, svpstvely tfrAngsd Wrh
,ilsnunt decorations \ delicious l.hfh
"a. ,.rrsd late iu lht shsfHoon. Mrs.
h purcell VII be ntst hoste'S
Jpasr Gyorv I Marp entertained hi'
sIsAbr scseo ,.a,s together With ths' OF
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Hrrs,Nu,ut In keeping With the v,lsn,ins
note vgs served
'.ri pretty party TucAsy evening
bad a. hesis NJ and Mrs. Bari c Smith,
Who ~isrtAinei oonpsny oi friends
Progressive g. vas The pA,tims Of this
evening
The HON, Of Mrs D.s c. coilin, in the
Colliu, spsrimtrts rsL opened Tuesday
pfsrnecn from 4 uaill S vIlh . silver tss
hghs'i unisr The su.piees Of the AltsT
sncisis Of ST. Anthont's .ehurch large
nnmbsr Of guests eallsd during the tcceiy'
mI houn Ma J. I. Kiss Mrs G.
smLa. and Ms 7 ] B,s'sr poured tea.
Mrs. Johu Clarke, Ar,, George 4. Johns,
Miss Ads scaolN aud Aim Viola uri also
asai'teI Mrs Collins
Mrs. p W Baldwin entertained Tpssday
sVspin. wiih dthEhuul h/fs daeas "
honor OF her son. Ernest Baldwin, ffut'
poncI VS. served durinr the evening" houit
Mu bildwia's Invitation list ine!saed -
o. The yornsst society ,si
4 nsTrisS Ss oarnour cement which has luAi
hs,n made i thst Of Mrs Emma Oven OF
Ckmulf,e and Mrs J r. Jones N Miami
ra. which orenrred 10 Ada. okl No
vstuber (, 1911 Nj, Jones left Friday 10
ioiA hrr Husband in psrnansnt residence
Nj, psd Mu. A. 4. yi,rson Mrp Ben
H,bwn Of Ptestou Mis- Hdith Nsrsoh and
sam Vl.rson ltli Tuesday by potor ipr
"si Antonio where ihey will yAt Ralph
Niofson. who Il stationed st Kelly field
ra, party viii r'iura the latter part si
NJ ard Mrs Frank Palmer have re.
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'nsr 2 hrst sitli 10 The city. ih, Tqs,t
n Nrs Z y Hlrt
Nls lrpHe Rtrrd. eho h,s been tp.ra.
re ttr dAIt With rpHtivss ih tsb city,
'r'prur y tho latter par, ~ ne ~ssk 10
iaot. Kan whsSe she ~ . uadsnt Ia tue
Lftuli0t srIdsmJ
OEla are hs seek end Ea,,ts 81 Me
l'sut snd Ne N x hoEtti Of iasiah,
RostN pHtyris NJ ard Nj John D.ilArr
t'tuiSntnt Rogers "a ss,loS,d " FORT hiil
Utd htf ten dayt isa's Of ,hphos
his' beui.h Wiap returned home Thur
e'y from t'ffsi siOs ~h,re ghf yisiisd
LEI mother NJ, ! : Nbn over suna.y
1hursdss si,srpoen ibs Dobttly agGui.y
snts a F.lsnta' pstiy 81 hs uh III
''uhrpops Dancing and lanrhhon 10,
irled' 70" tiiArroon . pleasure.
Mrs "a smiley snt,'tsiHts . few ifitnd'
Informally 9Atutd.Y sNsrreo psyinK C1n
pllmsn' 10 Nrt psorEs hr.dfofh Of Ido'
Iido hau sb0 IA the hduts susAt oil Mr..
Ma x Il GHi ~, ho,,,m "a u, NJ.
uehl RsisaTrh aud ll,nt.tr Aosisty MhhdAy
7'i,rp9ou Music of N, Orlsnr ~as The
lcpie pi The snsnyaa's prqEfam 18th Ar'
f,mbIron ~ leAitI folioniat H., pro.
gram tss Wst r1Tttd
Tgtttty s,snihs ths Harilssvlls school
~ MaNc rave a. iptsr,,uhs fss,t4l 81 The
mdliofqm n IN, hiEh ,cteel Aboqi a.
h.o ,udtnit ,soh pan N ~ piegrim
Nn fhiA rsttfsor ~ hoslss. 10 ths
Brin1 llsfmoty club Tuesday Altsruoon.
rnttfialtltt wlth lDuthecn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

Ihe pstrohs cuh % The Woodisvr school
-et 81 the tchoolhouse IAursAa afternoon
Pr y \. Mauoon gas health ialb VI
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Btd NJ wins teacher, ot lrnI vsrs IN
attendance A. the county rs,rhrr, Assn.
,i'hop held a. the hspuu church h7r'
EAlyriIy
N,s Mar Au.ua. Who Is .teadios bu,l
psls tslltFs Of. },phn No ,peni 'he Nc'h
ypf In tha ,iN with her psrcnlS. MI "Hd
Nrs Ran ! Morgan .nd NJ, Roth
rGsEr N Tulsa spent iuetdGy 10 tho -iy
s.itb Mrs sarah Golrd
hu = N Taulsu1t "ls called to Nus,,
tat'' ian .e.t ~ N. sudden d,''e OF OF
Winisfa Of Tni,a ana N,g N,u Gr,,a Of
IBIS CITY aisb iutnA.d the funeral
Nl,h psatl Yatr, u kAnsas cty Mo
sttvr ,prndlrEs wsth in the city Nth ntt
,hi.r M = Z Rnmmsge. aud oIhtf
pl,nes, returned home Ssuftsy 49,.
Mrs M v Chrl,l was hostess 10 me
Cbti,uAr LAdiss Ad ThdudaJ afternoon.
4 sose crowd w,s present aud vary CO.
ityBhls time ha BY sl
Nrs fred lhil tptnt sAtntda{ So tho city
WITH ts, ns'eL Mu .etn Nlnsms
Mn stella broNn q Tubs. APsni ssnd,y
In ". city With Mr.. Oils Rove her
M, OH. Rove ,ud son Leon left Tu''
dsy ist t~o ~etks vi,it with relatives At
Talrlsnd
Nu Lydis Rsr,,y Of p,sn !, ne gut',
81 ift homes OF Ar .nd Mrs " G Kate
r.
Mr. And Ma Fr.rk Reed SOD Mr. jack
Rtd spent Nond,I Ia Trlia
Ms X G dri,vold pf Asbtrll No 90
n, ru.sI tbi' ~t,E o' NJ "rd Ar' "
NJ And NJ, J c liE, N3 M,I "
D'thap vent 10 Kansas CIV 10 "ean's
diy 10 atend the sutomoble sNo~
A. / Chsisutg snitr'aJnsd ne Tut'dsy
E,,nins Pitch club st be hons this week
NJ. % ZONES weof 70 Nu,t sSr - Tues
s.v 10 ss her husband Who urtet~ent an
eptrsuon- In q hospiial thsf,
Rev " " Gstdntt 49, ril'd 70 bo"i0t
Green, Mo wtdrs'd'y o' The ds'h 81
Misc Mar scou /, the quest o. her 'i'.
~ Az, Gur herthN.r. this wseh
Mt, Il II Will, IL Ub,ltuiinK Tor
Mia" 'Fana iislm Who 10 UiistoF from
llq.a nelson ~" HELM Is 's'ehsr OF the
Ma lydia R1m,sy Of Berr, 1, he gnes,
q the " c k'ie' aad Nr' tm"' uo0S
m ,nd Mr.. W G. Kate, and Ms,
Miuas Litu.h,ld stendsd The BIRD Of
r,r,aisr" a, rul', Msudsy rlsht.
Nr, and Mri, scopio Young ot los Anss'
~, Cal srs v,itlne hls NstsrA. Nu
'I'-.' n.'p. ssnd NJ" s.'', r,Non ,,o,,
jmr,r ru~dSr ia honor oi her hp,e'nd !
blr,haav lie 4, 40 ,ssrs old onl' ihS
i.ui'v and NJ spd Mfs Z G, McCopp,l
~ps isrlt,d sutstG The day "" hishy
vi .ue Mr., wsnu W shaw and chill
arsn have retained from Shreveport Ia
ard win nak, th.lf homa hare occupy inS
iatit ovn residence on kau Fourth.
Dv y u Moore oi Neh'h'kA 70 ~
Iues. Of CBf,mofs friends tht week, tAii
belnE Bis totmsi home
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UuISTOM

k--~-~ = A
Mr. rrd Mrs W. T. Spaatsr oi rmnnr's
Kan. ore 'rsnufE week or tive vith
ltclt son. { \ SaeIcer
Mr unI N.t la-r, u R,rssr NJ West
wa a'suut announce ihs arrival Of son
IN hh been rNmrd Harm 10 lr
W, n nrsrue IS sprndt'E fsw
weeks in H5Idcuyills dsiling old frienjt
Mr. y r Davi, ta. returned fron ssu
trioUio TeKps where 80 hes been rr
past to muH'h. On ssro6pt ~ ne health
khe wiz remsiB here but short time
Mr. and Ms \ Hutton tut.rtaiuei
Ns, jehn,ton @, AgrmAn several day, isiI
wrsk
ST. ard Mr., X Kinn,rd we're ss
lnE ne iirt with ileir apr H4tbert
Mrs. Flhsri CNerrerk 81 Usn.l'on Ore
j. In me riv WISHING hfr sister Mr'
Nr oSd Mrs A p stanford Of fsa
we're ne Vugst. Of Atr and Nrt W ~
Ie-mar tho pSE wreb
NJ sod .RUs,aN 'l1Hte sr.artsi0ri
. tNs Nihs~ Of the iarrrr. N f N7rss Of
Miller Nc several s-rs av o-s,
Misses Nau and R4'h V,essr vsrs
rnlst vsitos - week
/ Mwses DrI-s Mitchell END RarrIe. Trrs
. Ind O,rs vsitu.s lr Tulsa p,t vrrk
Mp ~ N.tvru aai sor lgph fntnf
@undsy lr >apa.ra tHt f.tsf' OF NE Nc
lv.uv sister N.t, F.Har T.N
Mr., g. p laHoa 'Ht.uo--B rar.
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I'D \ tso.courss lanchron vas. . r'ts,ing {
ieA'ur' NJ the evenings entertainment
W Aud NH j \ Ls,rh were visituty
n Iop'h4, kaa. hst vsss The guests Of
Ar and Mr., X swtArsnssn t.y. g.
amy Ioniphsa snd ba slater, Ma Gfles
steatstgen ~ lsvton. ukla
Tuesday afternoon ihe N " Is .ofirty
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btins he iath ulii M sirls startsj out
By mAkiRg thirteen Red Cfons bsaasEt, .t
tls iftt mrrtius
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post nupuAf ,hovsr Y Nsfntsdsy svtninE
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Ctrirtlpn rhur't nur,ut The evening mreh.
son We served and ne couple ~efa fselpi'
enls ot many rrsl, hnd utsill. git
Miss ufart hpsncsr Of Dtqutsn ARK
t,'urn-d home ths l.i'sr Part NJ lhs ~ss-
s'isf - few du1t' visit in tho rlJ the
guest - Hiss l'sfs Spence.
uto tcton Nss tIytn Nednuday tssrinI Al
NE hon oi Mf and Mfa Wernsr
.omplIu ,HtsrT to the msnhcfa of The htsno.
pc rub The Hr4wr rf tom fNa Itro.
rtAd u lssrt, and othl' NAl'ntlHn sus
"asrion Came snd mu'ir appropriate to
No o,dlion etl' ttIojti and luueh'oo ~''
Mrs. ! Ioh, son ot K,rn, Ciy /, the
ylest ~ NJ .nd Mr g. WsEnaT
Thufslsy aN,ruson NE tlast u DofcAi
~ bs " rhurrh hsli very Interesting
rrytlue ht The psrlou ~ iht church Knit
uug AID lunch nNed tht aiisfHqon
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Ran IN ihs ssry part Of ths asrs lor
Cmratr vhsrs they viii fpeod week
MIS- Ant I,an NJ osahom, oii, r,
turned home tho husr ps'l Of me- week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17
OUR NATIONS PRAYER
oB, PRESTON 5. DAVIS, vtnlD, okla.

LORD God Hosts send hes hsh Nauon Prayer
0
Lead Of
We That children
For sncreduesi %
BE thou strength thou hast been before
Hosts. lines
Far flung the lands beyond
To blow liberty.
Lead battebeds conhue
Thru delight
The hlei
The sround hAlowod where fallen for the right
Lord God Of Hosts when victory he
Humble We
To OTTER stable worldwide
And for the
And swell anthem allies
And
Wen TO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-17

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