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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-25
DAINTY sOubr..ss Mad. Hi.

After seeing Mary Browns Tropical
Maids last night we wondered why
pretty little Annabelle Collins wasn'i
9 headIiner in the ads. Just as dainty
and COY a. Q little maiden could be
sho sang the japanese song in a wa
that left little to Be desired. And jus;
% SnaDpy and gingery. she came back
N the finale and sang Back to the
Good Old q. 8. A." The song is an in
Gptring one these wartime days and
the Tropical Maids did the number full
Justice. Going Up" Mary Browns
Oohan number, was the occasion for a
dancing accompaniment by the chorus
yelled IN airy costumes that evidently
were made for warm weather. The
song II q good one. OF course Conan
doesn't care for our opinion. but II
doesn't cost him anything. The dance
number Of Brown and Brown last
night was more strenuous than any
thing they have presented yet. and
must have taxed the dancers on a
night so warm. The act is decidedly
clever, and is a very good exposition
of the modern dance. Cozey OF the
musical team, introduced the clariOnet
20 her audience last night IN q special
~ that was good all the way through.
Thc act is livened by comedy dialogue
at is clean and above the average in
wit. They pulled" some new ones
nat were little deep, but we'll laugh
2, them tonight. The pleasing person
lily Of this team has made II a strong
vorite during the week. Corey OF
.,e musical team introduced the clari-
oret in an act that was very much the
same rs on previous nights. Tomor-
row we are promised South Sea Isle
musical comedy story entitled "On the
Teach at WAIKIKI" Special scenery
and songs are also used IN this bill
We would like to know who 10 credit
the costumes Of the company to. They
are unusual for companies Of this size,
and especially at the last Of the season
after six months or more OF strenuous
wear incident to travel and constant
use We scarcely expect to see them
- though they had Just come out Of
the band box.
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pIxI. AI,o IA. Hart Picture.

Il u not often that We have the same
screen star In two houses on the same
lay. bat II happens today when W. S.
Hart. who 10 at the Nelson in wolves
Of the Rail" Is also seen at the Dixie
h The Hellhound OF Alaska" The
slory abounds In incidents OF the most
intense interest, laid in . county that
10 little moe than q fiction with most
Of ~, but which TO those who live
there Is . stern reality calculated
70 make stern men. Such a story Is
naturally well placed in the hands OF
Hart. The British official war pic.
lures are also seen today. special at
tontion being given to views from the
west front where American boys are
fighting side and side with the poilus
Of France. Dixie music has never been
mentioned as Q feature for the reason
that Manager Linn has always held
TIA tmusic was one of the chief enter
tanning features OF any picture house
or theatre, and the croyds that 60 to
see pictures they really don't care for,
Just TO hear the Dixie orchestra bears
out the judgment Of the manager, and
ct the same time pays q pretty compli-
ment to hard working organization In
the orchestra pit.
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40 DOUBT goodly number OF
M Fairmont's picture fans VIII see
W S. Hart 1t either the Nelson
or the Dixie tonight. and they VIII
never know what chances the big TEL
low takes Just COR their amusement.
But he somelimes gets the worst OF
II. He escaped serious injury on loca-
ton Just last week. when his horse fell
on the actors leg and bruised MN
considerably. Hart had used Fritz
his famous pinto. in many similar
feats and had him trained to the work.
but the new horse Is one that no one
has ever been able to make behave
properly under such circumstances.
The bruises didn't worry Bill though.
half as much az the loss OF the big red
bandanna handkerchief which he had
carried II for years as mascot on
the last stages OF his recent Liberty
Loan tour the mobs got to him, and
when he was wiping the perspiration
from his brow some one asked him 10
tear Il in strips and auction II on He
ala, and he raised thousands OF dol
lam worth OF bonds by selling inc
pieces of the famous handkerchief
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rhrillers in Hart story.

Usually cast in stories that abound
IN dangerous t0ats, W. S. Hart is per.
fOctly at home in wolves OF the
Rail" when he gallops alongside wild
engine and stops It Just in time to save
. train loaded with soldiers. The story
starts with the adventures OF Buck
Andrade. head OF q gang Of outlaws
who quarrels with one Of his bench.
men. Pablo Trilles. and in the fight
that ensues shoots TITLES in the hand
- the latter 10 about TO stab him.
Buck" receives word that his mother
70 dying. and when he arrives at her
bedside discovers that Trilles. in re-
venge has told her that her son IL a
bandit. The stricken woman exacts
. promise from her son 10 henceforth
lead IN honest life and make restitu.
ton, before she passes away. Cassidy.
. famous detective. has been retained
20 run down The bandits. and he trails
"Buck" and is shot when he tries TO
arrest him. Buck" keeps the detec-
tive a prisoner in mis- cabin. and. tax.
ing his credentials. impersonates him
with the railroad people. He pursues
TrilleS and the bandits so persistent
" that they are unable 20 commit any
more iepreda.ions Buck" meets
Faith LAWSON. who Inherited her faith.
er's position NJ towerman. at his death,
and the two fall In love.
Pablo TITLES discovers Cassidy IN
Bucks cabin. and, exacting a promise
10 send his enemy TO prison. releases
him. Cassidy goes at once IN the divl.
sion superintendent Office at Smoky
Gap and tells his story. At that mo.
ment Buck" 10 guarding $50 900 OF
payroll money for the U. s. cavalry,
stationed at Fl. wlnzate. awaiting its
delivery TO the commanding officer,
Eho is coming .or II with an armed es.
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Here on Visit.

Mrs. Edward c. Ferriday. OF Viii
mington. Del, is here to spend the
next several weeks with her mother
Mrs. U. n Arnett, on Fairmont aven.
ne. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferriday accompa.
MED their young son, Edward Ferfi
day. Jr., here several weeks ago ana
went on to Kentucky on a motorine
trip, their son remaining here with
his grandmother. They returned sew.
eral days ago.
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Goes 70 California.

Miss Rose Sweeney. formerly oil
this city and Morgantown. who for
The last several years has been dean
Of Nicolls hall, Underwood college
st. Charles, Mo. has resigned her pc.
sition there and will go to Preside,
Cal. to reside with the family of her
brother. Lieut.. Col. Walter Sweeney
who is now with the general staff in
France. Miss Sweeney has been
prominent in war work in the school,
as well as in the city and county.
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m THE
FRONT ROW
HEADLINERs ToNloHT.
Musical Comedy.

HIP. Mary Browns Tropical Maids
Photoplays.
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Dance a Success.

The dance at the Masonic Assembly
hall last evening arradeed by a COM
mittee Of young men was a success
full event and was attended by a large
number Of young people including
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Gave Concert.

The Hayden orchestra under the di.
rection Of Jacob Hayden. entertained
a number Of friends at a concert last
evening at the home Of Mr.. Hayden
at Jackson and Madison streets. A
splendid program was rendered by this
band Of musicians who numbered
among their guests on this occasion.
Congressman NJ. NJ. Neely and City
Commissioner Ira L. Smith. After the
progrma was ended a lunch was
served.
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At Miller School.

The Sixth grade war savings stamp
society Of the Thos c. Miller school
will meet at 1880 o'clock tonight at
the school building. All members are
urged to attend.
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Entertained Y. M. w. Club.

Mrs. Charles Michael entertained
he Young Married Women's club yes
terday afternoon at her home in Nor.
santown avenue. The guests spent
he afternoon working for the Red
cross and lunch was served. Mrs.
Clyde Berry will be hostess to the club
at the next meeting. two weeks hence.
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guests from Morgantown and Manning.
ton. The committee in Charge was
composed of Louis Ross and Bernard
Ginkle.
To Meet Tonight.
An important meeting OF the execu.
i've committee Of the Fairmont Chan.
ter Of the American Red Cross will be
held tonight at headquarters at 1880
o'clock. Members are urged to attend
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss May Lowe Bar
ker OF this city and Kingston. N. Y.
to Ephraim Hall Musgrave, OF Ar.
nettsville, which event was solemniz-
ed on July 20 in Morgantown, the
Rev. c. B. Meredith officiating at his
residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Musgrave
will take up their residence at Ar
nettsville where the former is a pros.
porous farmer. Mrs. Musgrave is well
known here where she had resided
the greater part Of her life.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
Changed Residence.

Changed Residence.
Capt. and Mrs. John Gordon Smyth
and the latter's cousin. Miss Phyllis
Lott. who had been residing at Los
Angeles. Cal. since Captain Smyth
was located there by the government
a few months ago. have moved to San
Francisco. the captain having been
transferred there. Mrs. Smyth and
Miss Lott are residing at the Hotel
Chattuck at Berkeley. Cal, across the
bay from San Francisco.
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7 / iish0maimgo
MINNIE HAYS
Correspondent.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II, Micklc and
children spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. ]. r, Sadlcr,
]. r. Davis arrived home Christ
mas day, having been honorably dis
charged from service Mr.. Davi,
was with the 4Sth +, a. and had
embarked for oversee service when
the armistice was signed.
Nernie Eubanks Of the 56th +
A. with the A. +. f. has come home
also
Ted Colbert who is attending he
A. and NJ. at Saltwater, is home ioi
the holidays.
Marvin Chapman has returned
from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hays enter,
tanned MIR. and Mrs. VIII Gage and
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hays and son al
dinner, Christmas.
The family of Charles Mccall
who have been very i'll, are reported
better,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo de Cordova and
children OF Pittsburg, are here &c
spend the holidays with Mr.. De Cor
dovas mother
Miss Mamie Holland is home
from Shawnee,
p. O. Bingham, an old resident oI
Tishomingo. came in Christmas
eve to see his nephew who is very
i'll.
Lollie Roper OF the U. 5. army
is home on a furlough.
lin Looney has returned from 1t
Paul. Mimi, where he was called by
the serious illness OF daughter.
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New Wilson
PEARL SNOW AND
ISABEL BEANE, Cors.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. DeQuais T:
are spending the holidays in Gaines
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Reed spent
Tuesday in Ardmore,
Misses Dorothy and jeanette Ems
worth spent Wednesday with Their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Ems
worth OF Ard;Iore.
Mrs. T. X. Dunlap and daughter,
Miss Matte, spent Wednesday with
Mr.. aud Mrs. Erret Dunlap OF Ard
more.
Paul Kimbrcll, who is stationed at
the University OF Texas, Austin, IS
spending the holidays in Wilson.
Billie Rogers, who was recently
discharged at \. and NJ. College,
Saltwater, has returned to Wilson
and has again taken his position
with the National Supply Company.
Miss Oma Cornish spent WedneS-
day in Ringing with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. John Cornish.
Clarence Means OF the camp ar
the University of Texas, Austin,
is home on a iurlough,
Ashley Roberts, brother OF Mrs.
Walter Hodges, and John Cayins OF
Camp Travis, spent Tuesday N VIII
son en- route to their home at Orr.
Miss Olive Cline spent Wednes-
day in Ardmore with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Cline.
Victor Alley, who is stationed at
the University of Texas, Austin,
is spending the holidays in Wilson.
David and Andrew Bucher, who
are stationed at the Naval Train
ing School at San Diego, Call are
home on a furlough.
Miss Gladys SciyaIly and Mrs
Toyce Adams spent Wednesday in
Ardmore.
Mrs. P. w. Mckay spent Tues
day in Ardmorc.
Prof. ]. w. Webb of Healdton
is spending the holidays in Wilson.
Eugene Brimer who is stationed
at San Francisco, Cal, arrived in
Wilson Thursday, on a furlough.
Misses luanita and Nalita It'd
more of Abilene Christian College
are spending the holi vs. with then
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IPay1Is Valley
PINK WADE
Agent and Correspondent; Or
flee at Chamber of Commerce.

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Cloud, OF
,,roro,.o h,ve returned home after
" 0"o"" ' .-.,.. 49,. a,os,e
spcha'hg Cn''s,'''"S u'y So 49,.
OF Misses EsteIIa and Mania rel'S
Mr. Cloud is county clerk OF Conan
che county.
NJ and Mrs Fuoone Turner and
:" ,,..,,t ''tN oia, 80 Dnran+ for Christ-
,ra- So" " NJ NJ Farmer returned yester-
In'. I,''' ,oai.;,o aU; NIrs Turner and SON for
""y ,e' ,''' . -, ~
iomSv' Pr,oa Wosi;,+ : home for thc
h,l;JaVs irom tbc Castle Heights
''J,,u%9 ',,,oaI -, I aLonnn Tenn
','Jo'i rIodner %, K;ng Is home from the
,,,,',' w., , f,rIorgh
' PndoInh Carson of the coas. artil-
,..l,, N"uo,l n,,,,o l'a' L"mc vcsfcrd,y having
,o 'ocnreJ his d;schoroe
A. and Mrs. p Z Rowli,q and
,,,,,nttors ,n,. ",,' sncnt christmas w;rL rela-
,;"" .:.aS ~ ;n Norn,an ]
Me- NJ Iro1on potcheIl Is home for
,1,o ~ ho1;doys from Norman uniyer-
s;N. ,itV
A. and Nrs Parton Lee snent
CLr;s,rnas ~ with relatives in Ada
Cnrn II p Markham Of Camp
,rr,,,;s has hecn visiting his father.
~ II p Nfartham Cr since Mon
J,,.
H. o,d Mrs Parton Lee have
.,,.,ho.ad tho hoart;f,I Swain home
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MORE DESTROYERS COMING

Queenstown, Dec. 27.-(By The
Associated Press Ten American
destroyers flying their long home
ward pennants, steamed out OF the
harbor Yesterday amid the roar OF
whistles from shipping.
In the returning flotilla were the
destroyers Stockton. Wilkes. Beale,
Duncan. Rowan, Kimberley, Allen,
Downes, Davis and Simpson. They
were accompanied by the tug Gen
esSee.
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HoNORABLY DISCHARGED

Camp Funston, KanSp Dec 20
Major Gustav c, Taussig and Mayor
Frank s. White have received no.
tice from the war department 'ha'
tbcv had been honorably discharged.
The war department announcement
of last week, said the two Officers
we're to be dismissed on account %.
undue severity in connection WIT"
conscientious objectors.
Major Taussig is from St, LOUIS
and Major White from AIaoanla;
lie is a son OF the former Oni'eo
States senator White.
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BRING FEW SOLDIERS

Washington, Dec. 2o.-Sailine
OF six vessels from France will,
small numbers OF soldiers aboard
was announced yesterday by the WaI
department. The Neendijk win
two officers and fifty-one men oil
casual company No, no had the
largest passenger list. only a ie"
casuals were aboard the Other
ships, which sailed as follows:
The West Arrow" December 20;
Texan and Hwah Jah, December q;
Eastern Queen, December y ano
Totoula. December g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-28
Soldiers Wife Dies

The one cloud that marrcl the
pleasure OF Christmas DAY in Ma
dill, for the few that knew OF the
circumstance, was the burial o; Mrs.
Carrie Dalton and irfant bora the
day before, in the same coffin. MRS.
Dalton had been cared for by the
Red Cross, for some time and Wa
known in Madll only to the Red
Cross officials and a few neiehhors
who had helped to care for her.
She leaves two small child7cn mere
and a husband somewhere IN
France.
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MANY Wounded Return

Washington. Dec. 26-Durirg the
week ended Dec. 20, 7,46S wounded
and sick soldiers were landed IN the
United States from the American
cxpeditionary forces. The surgeon
generals report today shows that
sS2S were landed at New York and
1910 at Newport News.
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Trouble in Uruguay

Monteyidea, Uruguay, Dec. 20
The government has ordered the
mobilization OF units OF the uru,
cuayan army in face OF threatened
labor troubles. Foreign agitators'
principally Russians, have been en-
deavoring to foment general strike
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Christmas Week Marriage Licenses

Paul Powell, q, of Pilot Point,
Texas, and Miss May Garner, i9, II
Kingston.
Elmer Klein, p, of Madill. and
Miss Hattie Bridgman, Is, OF Lcb-
anon.
A. l.. Bearden, p, OF Willis, and
Miss Fredder Zollenger, IS, OF King
ston.
+. NJ. O'Bricn, 3S, and Miss Bcss
10. O'Bryan, q. both OF Mali'l.
J. Sam Stewart, IS, of Petty, Tex
as, and Miss Lille Barentilc, p,
Of Lebanon.
Edward G. Bice. 10, AMI Miss
Jewell Duke, 20, both of Madill.
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MA d | l. L
w. J. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co.
Full Carrier Service,
Christmas in Madill
Full Carrier Service.

Christmas day in Msdil was cold
and cloudless weather that most
people enjoy and while it was a very
quiet Christmas, there was an
abundance OF good cheer ior all
and the salutation OF Merry
Christmas that you heard so many
times through the day, was given
in a manner that indicated that hty
had in their hearts the JOY OF the
Christmas season.
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evenly by quietly repairing TO the
Methodist parsonage where they
we're united in marriage by the Rev.
A. ]. Johnson. They LETT immedi-
ately for Ardmorc, leaving their
friends awaiting them at an inn
promptu dance that had been got
ten up to get everybody out OF thir
way: Mr.. and Mrs. O'Bricn returned
home last night, from visit at
Durant and Dallas,
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American Warships Expected

Copenhagen, Dec. 20, - Inc
American legation here was INFORM,
ed chat American warships would
arrive at Copenhagen probably sat
nrday. 1t was said they would re-
main here several days on their way
inln the Raltic sea.
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parents, DR.. and Mrs. John lid
more.
Miss Winnie Reed OF Baylor Col
lege, Beton, Texas, is spending 'hf,
holidays with her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. X. II. Reed.
Misses Leila and Jewell Foster
teachers OF the Dundee school spent
SnndaN I'm Wilson.
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returned to their school at Lark,
yesterday afternoon, after spending
Christmas day with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. &, Draper.
County Superintendent and Mrs.
J. X. McClendon, went to Kingston
yesterday, for a Christmas week
visit with Mr.. McClendon'S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. =, McClcndon and
family.
Mrs. Myrtle Murphy and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Reenc Murphy aud
Miss Mable Carpenter, OF Kingston,
spent Christmas in Madill as guests
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. sam
Owen.
Mrs. Berzilia Smith and daugh-
ter Ruth, who spent Christmas day
with relatives in Dallas, returned
home yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. NJ. Hcrndon went to Simp-
son yesterday to spend the day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Ledbctter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bishop are in
Sherman for a few days visit with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Wingo and
children spent Christmas with rela-
tives at Ladonia, Texas.
Mrs. a. II. Rollins and son Jack,
spent Christmas with relatives and
friends in Ardmore.
Miss May Vernon, returned to her
home at Hickory yesterday, after a
few days visit with friends in Ma
dill.
Miss Aletha and Maude Henry
spent Christmas day with friends
at Hickory.
Mrs. A. f. Ballard and children
Jesse May and Dow, spent Christ
was day with relatives in Ardmore
Lieut.. Marvin Shilling is at home
to spend a ten days furlough with
Mrs. Shilling at the home OF her
father, 4. NJ. Corder, at Willis and
to visit his parents, Rev. L. v
Shilling, at Lebanon.
Miss Marie and Nina Jones, are
at home from school, at Denison
to spend the Christmas season, with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A.
Jones.
Miss Lorenc Balm and Lora May
nard, spent Christmas with friends
in Kingston.
Mrs. L. f. Ayrcs and children, are
in Woodville, to spend Christmas
week with relatives. Mr.. Ayres went
down and spent Christmas day re-
turning yesterday morning.
Clyde Wolvcrton is in Madll
spending the holidays with his
mother and old friends and ac-
quaintances.
!, f. Reynolds of Kingston, wa;
Madill visitor yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. N. d. Elestand re-
turned to Sherman yesterday alter
noon, after a Christmas day visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Chownlng
and family
]. f. NJ. Harris OF Ada is in Ma
dill visiting his son, G. {. Harris
and family.
Clarence Guy and family OF Ard
more, returned home yesterday
morning alter a holiday visit with
Mr.. Guys sister, Mrs. Carl Culbcrt-
son, and Ms. Guys parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. !. Williams, at Gran
than. east OF Madill.
Emmett Marlett, who has beer
working at Van Burcn, Ark" is III
Madill to spend tie Christmas days
with Mrs. Marlett.
Miss Susie Patrick OF Dcnison, Is
in Nadill to spend the Christmas
vacation as the guest OF Misse:
Marie and Nina Jones.
. Mrs. E. n. May OF Francis, who
had been the Christmas guest OF
her daughter Mrs. S. T. Downs
returned home Yesterday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Budiord Tom and
children of Richardson, Texas, ar
rived in Madill yesterday afternoon
for holiday visit with Mr.. Tom
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Tom
+. NJ. O'Brien, proprietor OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-28
rumultv in New York

New York, Dec. 26.-Joseph p.
Tumulty, secretary to President
Wilson, arrived here today from
Washington. He said he came ol
personal business.
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John Taylor vs.. Clark Mann, debt
and foreclosure,
Mcmillan Hardware Co., VS.. 7,
A. and f. J. Womble, abstract of
judgment.
Ed Blalock, Sr., ami Clarence
Bowen, from San Francisco Naval
station, and Charles Fisher from
Mare ISLAND Naval station, arrived
in Madill yesterday afternoon, to
spend Il weeks furlough with their
parents Junius Russell and Leon
ard Jones, from San Francisco, who
left the day before Blalock and
Bowen but who came the north
ern route and were snowbound are
expected in on any train.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Reid are in
Dallas, at the bedside of their daugh-
ter, Miss Willie Reid, who is i'll OF
typhoid fever. Miss Reid has been
attending school in Dallas for some
months, and when first taken i'll it
was supposed that she had contract
en- influenza, but later it was dag
uosed typhoid.
John Ussery and Hub Creekmore
are at home with their discharges
from the Spruce Production Corps,
Vancouver barracks, Vancouver,
Wash.
The boys look like real soldiers,
say that they feel fine and are glad
to be at home once more.
Ester Richie of Dallas is spend
ing the Christmas season in Ma
dill. the guest OF his mother, Mrs. J.
X. Barrow, and family.
John Talaferro, with the Ok
lahoma county, local exemption
board. is in Madill, spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. y. Taliaferro,
DR.. \. NJ. McElhannon OF Sher-
man spent Christmas in MadilL
with Mrs. McElhannon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Taliaferro, re-
turning to their home at Sherman
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Tuerley, spent
Christmas with relatives in Ada.
Miss Addie Atwood is visiting this
week with friends in Sulphur,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Carter OF
Denison, spent Christmas day with
Mr.. Carriers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Carter at the Royal Hotel.
Foy Holford, aero machinist at
Love Field, is in Madill this week,
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
George d. F. HolfOrd.
Miss Mildred Colby, who is at
tending Ward-Belmont College, at
Nashville, Tenn, is at home to spend
the holiday season with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Colby.
Misses Ella and inertia Draper,