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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-19
Oben House TO
Former Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Clapp, S24 Fifth
avenue South, will hold open house
at their home on Saturday, August
"a, complimentary to DR.. and Mrs
H. G. Leonard Of st. Paul, former
F'argoans, who are visiting in Fargo
for two weeks as guests at tho home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Angel, POI
Eighth street South. DR.. Leonard
was pastor Of the First Methodist
church Of Fargo for nine years, 1901
to 1910 and since then has had charge
Of churches in st. Paul and Mime
apolis.
The four children Of DR.. and Mrs.
Leonard, who grew up in Fargo, are
interested in different lines of work
Robert Leonard is doing Y. M. c.. A.
work in Siberia; Miss Louise Leon
ard is spending the summer in New
Hampshire as a, consular in the girls
camp, "Tahoma"; Theodore is a
member Of the medical reserve corps
and is stationed at jefferson Bar
racks; Alice Leonard Is welded to
Lieutenant Miles H. Mentally, now
overseas, and she and her baby son
are making their home with DR.. and
Mrs. Leonard until after the war.
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M00rhead Neze,s
.THRILLLNG SEA NOORHEAD WILL
PLANE TRIP In A GET GAS COST.
STORM ABOVE THE STATEMENT FROM
GULF OF MEXICO POWER COMPANY

An independent hearing on the gas
rate Question will be held in Phenix
hall in Moorhead at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon to consider the
Moorhead rates. This will be a
public hearing and all who are in
terested may. attend. The change
from the original plan, to join in, the
North Dakota hearing, was made
necessary by the postponament Of
that hearing until an audit OF the
company's books is made. --~~
At a special meeting of the Moor
head city council, held late Saturday
afternoon, 1t was decided that all OF
the aldermen as well as the mem
bers of the special committee should
attend the hearing in Fargo on
Wednesday,. AS there was a 1nisun
derstanding as to the place and
scope of the meeting Mayor Melvey
and representatives Of the Union
Heat, Light and Power company this
morning arranged for the Moorhead
hearing. Under the arrangement be-
tween the company and city Attor-
ney Clarity action for consideration
of the proposed rate increase must
be taken before September l.
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Mrs. Midgdrden
Died Saturday

Mrs. Joraand Midgarden, IS, wife
Of o. G. Midgarden, died at the farm
home in Moland township, on Satur-
day afternoon, of asthma and dropsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Midgarden were among
the earliest settlers OF the Buffalo
river colony and had resided in Clay
county since the early seventies.
Deceased is survived by her hus-
band, and three children: Mrs. Ole
Torkildson, of Spring Prairie town
ship, and Heckla and Lenader, W.
ing at the home farm. The funeral
will be held from the home at one
o'clock Tuesday afternoon and from
oncordia church at $3.50. Rev, H. J.
Wickre will conduct the services and
burial will be in the Concordia ceme-
terry under the direction Of A. j.
Wright & Sons.
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HIGH TRIBUTE TO
AMERICAN ARMY
BY CAPT. CA NYE

In a. letter written by Capt. c..
A. Nye to- G.. H. Rustad high
tribute is paid to the men of the
American army in France. mo better
men were ever gathered together I'M
der any flag" writes Capt. Nye in
the letter which follows:
France. June %.
MY dear Garfield:-I was much
pleased to receive your letter which
came through in record time. 1t
contained much of real interest for
me and especially since have re-
ceived no newspapers for over two
months, all items of local news in
terested me greatly. My return looks
a long way off and life is very I'M
certain at best, but I live in the hope
of a return and the restoration Of
peace in Gods own good time.
THE work you and the others have
done has surely borne results, and
mo one can for a, moment question
the loyalty and patriotism Of the
people of Clay county.
The army game over here is a.
hard one. I have not seen one
phase of it which does not call for
the utmost there is in every man
from the general commanding down
to the buck private and it takes
a good man to stand the pace.
However, we are going to win the
war and nothing short of complete
victory over the war lords of the
Central Powers should be considered
no matter how long it takes, al
though God knows how happy we
shall all be to once more set foot on
the shores of the good old U. S. A.
81 note with qualification the
activities Of the Home Guard. The
organization is fine thing from
every standpoint. long agitated a
National Guard company for, Moor
head but 1t took the stimulus of war
to get the matter in motion. wish
that you and the others could see
our men as they gather here for the
great struggle. Surely, no better
men were ever gathered under any
flag. They are all determined to
perform the work set before them
and every one feels most apprecia,-
tive of what the folks at home are
doing for the army. No army was
ever better provided for, and while
the life of the soldier in the field
cannot be other than one Of hard
ship, no man here has any cause
whatsoever to grunble or complain.
I am pleased to hear that you
saw Mrs. Nye and the boy and that
they looked in good health. Junior
has the spirit of a soldier even now
and If he were a few years older I
suppose he would be over here too.
God grant that he and the other
boys of his age may never have to
see active service, though il they
are needed / hope they will show the
spirit shown by the men of today.
Jim, my oldest boy Is captain of a
machine gun company and is, I
suppose. either over here or on his
way. His is a hazardous branch
of the service but in this war all
branches seem to get a. pretty large
percentage of casualties. Kindly re-
member me to all my friends and
with kindest regards to wife and self,
/ am,
'Sincerely yours,
CARROL A: NYH
captain, U s. r. a. p. r As. z. q.
T05.
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Mrs. Fife Klebbe
Died Saturday

Mrs. Efffe E. Keppe, 80, wife Of N.
M. Keppe, of Averill, died in a Fargo
hospital on Saturday morning Of a
complication of diseases, after a long
illness. She is survived by her hus-
band, and by four children by her
first marriage
The funeral will be held from the
Scandal church, north of Averill, on
Thursday afternoon. Burial will be
in the Scandal cemetery, under the
direction of A. j. Wright & Sons, Of
Moorhead
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POStn1iStreSS at
Fort Arrested

Mrs. Tanner Stitt, postmistress at
Fort Totten, Ramsey county, is I'M
der arrest charged with the en-
bezzIement of postal funds, &C
cording to a return made to the Of
Ace Of the United States marshal in
Fargo.
The alleged shortage is approxim-
ately $4,000, according to the gov
eminent charge, extending over
about year. The postoffice inspectors
charge that the entertainments were
covered by drawing money orders,
and marking the stubs void, and by
issuing money orders for greater
sums than disclosed by the stubs.
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BIG PAVEMENT DANCE
TO CLOSE FESTIVITIES

CONTINUED from page ~
which has shocked 500 acres on the
Frank Bennett farm, west of Fargo
today was rendered a check for $3.50
by Mr.. Bennett, which will be turned
over to the Cass county chapter of
the American Red Cross. The Black
troop, which is the largest to have
been organized this fall, has rPnd-
cred invaluable service in the past
two weeks, it's personnel numbering
more than $50.
The Knight Printing company
troop, 80 strong, shocked 100 acres
of heavy grain on the E. Y. Sarles
farm, two miles west of Gardner,
Sunday. The trip was made by auto
mobile.
Employees Of the Fargo office Of the
United States employment service
did their bit" after finishing their
days work at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening, driving by automobile to a
farm, four miles north of Fargo and
shocking oats until it became so dark
they were unable to find the bundles.
They returned to Fargo without as
certaining the name of the owner of
the farm.
Mrs. Harry O'Neil, residing at the
Donaldson hotel, who was one of the
first Fargoans to offer her automo-
bile for transporting ''shock" troops
to the fields, took troop Of six to
the w. A. Scott farm Sunday after
noon and assisted in shocking IS
acres between and 8 o'clock. Earn
tngs will be donated to the Red Cross.
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EAST SIDE NOTES

The Degree OF Honor will meet at
hall.
Frank Johnson, who was up from
his farm south of Moorhead this
morning reported more rain there
than in the city.
Luther Osborn, veteran Clay coun-
ty editor, was a visitor from Glyn-
don this morning.
Mrs II ". Repke, who with her
children, spent the summer at the
cottage of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Marden on Pelican lake,
returned to her home in SIT. Paul on
Sunday
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Harvest Party Ssh
at Club House

In honor Of the new members Of
the Fargo Country club, harvest
party" will be given at the club
house on Wednesday evening. Dane
ing will be enjoyed from until IL
o'clock, and a jazz band will play.
In keeping with the spirit Of the
party, refreshments consisting Of
pumpkin pie and apple cider will be
served.
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Many teams are passing through
Rfoorhead on the way from the small
farms in the timber country of MIN
nesota to the North Dakota harvest
fields. Yesterday afternoon one cuts
fit Of seven teams from Waaena
county strung through the city
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FINISH SHOCKING TO-DAY.
Farmerettes and Business Men Go IL
Tanninu Farm

u arn1eFetEes and sUsINess WsN Go o
Tonning Farm.
There is very little shocking still
TO be done in this part of the county
and the farmerettes and business
men who go to the Ole Tonning Tram
in Kurtz township, today will finish
the only large piece that is left.
There. are 100 acres OF grain still to
be shocked there and j. M. Withe-
row, local labor chairman, said this
will about wind up the work of the
shock troops In the FELTON, neigh
borhood there is still considerable
grain to be shocked it is reported
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Mr.. ana Mrs F, H. Wilder, 1121
Seventh street south, have as their
guests for a week, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Wilder Of Washington, D. c. Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Wilder are former
residents of Grand Forks and have
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-19

The Home Missionary society of
the First Methodist church will meet
at the home of Mrs. H. Amerland, 80
afternoon. Mrs. II. G. Leonard Of st.
Paul will be the speaker. All mem
bers Of the society and their friends
are cordially invited to attend the
meeting and have the opportunity of
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-19

Mrs. Peter Olson and children, S15
Tenth street north, returned Sunday
evening from Forman, N. D., where
they have been guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Hurry for sew
eral days. They also visited at Lis
bon and Cogswell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-19

Miss Winnie Bucklin, librarian Of
the Fargo public library, and Miss
Catherine Hodge, have gone to
Verdon, S. D., where they will spend
their vacations as guests Of Miss
Bucklin's brothers, who have farms
near Verdon. They will be away
until September I.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

eveRts2ls social OF reunion week in
which the daughters" are 20 play
such an important part
/ These plans are 10 include a lun-
cheon Wednesdty, September %. nj
the Country club, honorinE women
OF tho c0nfedoratod memorial as
ISOLATION ana wives OF veterans. This
VIII bo followed by reception
Thursday Soptcmber 26. from 4 10
6 y. ut for tho official women,
HponsorB and maids and viii be also
bo held al tho Country club Fri
day from 10 "a reception for the
veterans and sons will be held at tho
club.
Word has been received OF tho
coming of tho following diatin.
gHlshed officers and visitors Miss
Daisy HOdgson of New Orleans.
president OF the Southern Memorial
association. Mrs J. G.. Muse of bal
lac, past president OF tho T. e. - .
Mrs w. r. CulberBon ot Kiowa. tor.
riiorial presidcnt of the "daughtcrH'. /.
MrH Arthur Walcott ~ ArdmOre.
corresponding secretary general.
Mrs q. ~ Hester ~ Muskogec. state
chaplain.
Now members rooeived At Satur-
day'H H. g, -. meeting follow Mes
danes Fred Jones, Fred FulFhum,
John u Freeman. Wirshing. E y
Basa. Dick Saye. W. N Fleetwood
Paul Frame, Metz Coleman. Dan
Hunt Taylor. Misses Bessie BroIr.
tocile hctRrver vivian F1Ilghum.
Francea Fleetwood. Jones. EIylra
JOnos
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JuUeniie

Mrs =. j. Joyce entertained with
a olhldrcn's party Tuesday after
noon. celebrating The birthday annl-
ycrssry ~ hor small son Martin. Ten
little tots made up the group which
spent the afternoon IN play with IT.
tlo Martin Ices and cakes wcro
served ana toy guns ami telephones
were given pH favOrT Mira j.
keim assisted Mrs Joyce ln enter
iaininR George Francis quinn. poro-
Thy and Joseph MDSulty. Patsy
Walsh. Dorothy Dohn Katherine
Cody Dillon. Mary Louise Dillon.
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outings

a merry party of tho early wee X
WAS ono that mutored to OwnHso
lake for supper and an evening OF
swimming. Mr. and Mrs V. "
Bailey and Mr. and Mrs Dan Hunt
Ir woro chaperonH and tho fol
lowing girls and mon made up the
party. Misses Helen Thurilnn Myr
ue Sanderson, Naomi Counor. Murlcl
whitehead. Maudo Bradley. T.ciml
crooks, Lola keMo. Ruth Hanuy.
lhla Lynch, Ruth ke.su, MrsHts
ihrold Preston. Charles BLACK.
Albert walker. Theron rFnum. lltr.
old AKIN, James kennedy sam
Williams, James Sargent. Ray
Wiley
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| serve goes for entrance 10 Lenox
| hail 'll6forc returning Mrs. Me
/ serve will visit her mother In Abb
/ lcnc, Kansas
| Mrs Don H4gler and daughters,
/ tho Misses Margaret and Jean
/ Will leave October No for the winter
I months in the east Miss Haglcr
| goes 20 re-cntcr Wellesley. while
| Miss Jean will begin her first year
in Dana Han. preparatory 10 enter
I Ins Wellesley.
Mrs y. r. Uoyis OF tho Mary
broCkWuu apartments has returned
homo from Battle Greek. Mich.
where she was a patient iu the san.
/ liarium FOR several weeks Mrs
Hoyis returned greatly improved In
/ health.
Mrs William Hastings and baby
/ BETTY Jane are home after spending
tho summer months In Colorado
/ Springs Miss Ireno Hastings. who
/ was with them on their summer
outing remained IN Kansas City for
"a visit
Corporal and Mrs Raymond q.
iobrlund will return today TO Camp
. Funston. Fort Riley. Kan, after
spending several days leave Of
absence with their parents. Mr and
Mrs g. j. U0aFl1nd and Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. D. Pagan.
Miss Esther Eakn will arrive
home Monday morning after an all
summers vacation visit In Sllnt.
Mich. I'm route Miss EalNn stopped
Tor visit 20 hor brother Frank. who
IL In training at tho Great Lakes
naval school
Or Harry u. Murdock and daugh-
ter LcIh lcN Friday night for
Broadho1d, M where they were
summoned ON account of tho illness
" Dr Murdoghs father. Mr. j. G.
Murdoch
Mrs Earl T. Berry has returned
from summers stay in Lake Ge-
ncya. Wis Eu route homo Mrs
Berry stopped over for a visit to her
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs NJ Bass Of
oklahoma CITY
Mrs Carl o.. Daniels and baby
daughter Virginia Ann Will return
the first Of tho week 10 ttwfon
after "a visit OF several DAYS in the
home of Mrs Daniels sister. Mrs
e.. b. suhau
Miss laurctU simmons has re-
turned from "a several Wcpk4 visit
in Dallas sand oklahoma CIV The
past week Miss simmons apcri I'm I
norman Whero she shortly will re- .
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soon after for Colorado. where they
Will remain for a time.
Mrs George r. Cathely and daugh-
ter Frank Dean left Friday for
sherman. Texas. where Miss Frank
Dean has been accepted for entrance
TO kidd-Kcy college.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Watson have
returned after visit OF a month
with relatives In Texas
CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR
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Clubs

A meeting ~ Clement a. Evans
Chapter q q. - with Mrs ~. Forest
Hayden. Mrs ora Lightncr Frost.
Mrs Bessie Sykes and MIRA A. G..
Hunt as hostesses was held yester-
day afternoon In tho home of Mrs
Hayden. Tho meeting VISA called for
tho purpose ~ appointing commit
toes and completing plans for tho
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Personals

Miascs Frances and Pauline ABR.
nam Of lirlatoW ar0 here fur week
end vlali with their aunt Mis- g.
h Shirley
Mrs John W Middleton (Nss
jose phiu" lrwluI whose mnrfnEr nr.
! CURED iwo weeks ago prior 10 tho
departure NJ Mr Middleton 90 enter
| tho service. was h0nDrrd with Almost
| Pleasant Informal party with Miss
! NtIi 1Uthiu HH hostess rusHday eve.
! ninE Miss tDrblu entertained ar
/ ihc home ~ Mrs Mary Uauk. which
| wa done in urtriutic decorations ln
! bride An lWpr0WpIu musical pro
gram was the manner ~ diversion
| planned and H supper WA served at
| mo EVENING" close fo MsgdImos i
! la irwin, g. u Currin 70 A s!og.
trl"d. Adele Austin. Roy Hayes
robert tonwoll ana Hnuk. Misses
ann Cornelius Irene Roop. Alma
woodland Agnes Buulgan. Eva
llhmmcricy, Marguerite ManEan.
II"meni,ne Brown. Leone Exam.
Mari" Colbert. Mary NCNulty Louise
MAYO, Marguerite Gavin. Florence
hlrkpauich. Maymo killion.
Mr. ana Mrs. charles J. wrlghis
man, former Tulsans, who have re-
turned from New YORK for an IN
definite stay have leased tho homo
N Mr.. and Mira Frank I. Bartlett
for the period of tho war. Mrs
bartlett and tho children ~ tho fam
ily Will reside In Marietta, Ohio. |
during tho absence ~ Mr. Bartlett In
tho service,
Mr. raul Mallory ~ Chicago. who
was tho guest for few days ~ his |
sister. Mra Frank Barnes. and Mr.
Barnes. en- route homo after "A SUM |
mers chhutauqua engagements In |
the west, has gone on to Chicago |
Mr. Mallory IN a well-known Chicago !
tenor ana is sololst Of the Forest I
hlI Presbyterian church.
Mrs John II. Markham. r.. and |
daughter. Miss Dorothy Jane. will gc |
next wqek to Kansas city. whore Miss
Dorothy Jane will re-enter the
convent pf Nutre Dame de Sion. for |
the coming year Mrs Markham and |
the children returned during the |
week from n several weeks stay In 7
Spring Lake. ". J
Mr.. and Mira George n Kelley |
home OF Captain and MrH. w W |
brodie for several months last yesy, /
again have leased the Rrodle home |
Tor tho fan and winter Mrs Rrodie
Will leave to reioin Captain Rrodlo
az Fort Bliss, El raso, September
Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Thompson have
sthelr visitor for tho week end
Mrs J. III. Riedemann OF ILiefer, who
came over TO sing at tho Jewish new
year services Mrs Riedemann has
been appointed matron OF honor for
tho Mississippi division OF confeder-
ate veterans and viii be the guest Of
Mrv and Mrs Thompson during the
reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs Lea NJ Nichols have | :
'eturnod from Trenton. Mo whero ,
hey went TO attend tho wedding on
Monday morning Of Mr. Nichols sis
or, Miss Fay Nichols. to Mr. John
I. Mcklddy OF Kansas City Mr.
ickiddy II well-known newgpa- .
'er man and at present Is serving on
he editorial staff OF the Kansas .
'lty Star. ,
Rev. and Mrs c. p. Alexander
nd children ot Bartlosville. ara
ueats FOR few days OF Rev Alex
nder's sister. Mrs j. " Dallous. ,
nd Mr. Dalious In Irving Place }
no family motorcd over. Rev. Alex J
uder coming especially TO attend
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YeOnen

VIII meet Tuesday night.
September 10, Knights Of
Columbus hall. 416b S.
Boulder. Important bust
ness, including election Of
Officers, etc. Sec'y.
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OF Interest TO Women
CONTINUED TRoM PAGE ONE.
LuHcheons

Miss Mildred MARI was hostess
very Informally NJ the Tea Cup Inn
Thursday afternoon when ahe on
tertAined group Of sorority sisters
OF the Kappa Kappa Gamma at
luncheon Places we're set for Missca
Charlie Nickle, Mary Burton, LILLIAN
roach, Wilma Aspen and Elaine
BoylAn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren ~ Abbott
and sons are expected homo this
morning from Holland. Mich. where
Mrs Abbott and tho boys spent the
warm months
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Weddings

Announcement has Just been made
OF the marriage ~ Miss Grace ia
worth and Mr.. q. G. Baker. bQth
Tulsa young people. which took
place July 20 az st. LOUIS.
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Or and Mrs Fred s Clinton. Mr.
and Mrs Lon II. Stansbery. Miss
lookah Stansbcry and baby Jane are
expected home today from their trim
90 tho northwest and California.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

pr and Mrs Raymond nurdlck m
the Eetcbum hotel returned ycstcr-
day from a pleasant motor trip OF a
month in Colorado
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mrs. Davidson. mother of Mrs.
Ned G. Rigsbeo. who residea in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rigbcc. left
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Mrs John y, Mcscrvc and Miss
Naoml Mcscrvc will leave ON Wcd
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Mr.. and Mrs =. 8 Henry returned
on Friday from a several DAYS stay
on the Connecticut shore. and left
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from tho city. The MaEecs spent th-
late sumcr at Edgewatcr Bcacu
hotel. Chicago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Junior Mitchell, Martha. Mary. char
llno and Joseph Keim.
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yesterday for a visit TO relatives In
Belton. Texas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Mrs y. r. Scott and daughter
Gall will arrive shortly from Fort
Worth. Texas. again Co make Tulsa
their home The family will rcsido
at 1895 Carson avenue temporarily
Mr. Scott IL connected with tho
World publications.
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Rev and Mra g. Y. Alexander
and children ot Rartlcvillc. ara
guests FOR few days of Rev Alex
ander's sister. Mrs j. w. Dallous.
and Mr. Dallous In Irving Place.
Tho family motorcd over. Rcv. Alex
auder coming especially to attend A
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board meeting at Henry Kendall
college.
Mir and Mrs T. NJ Adams OF
Olathc. Kan, have concluded "A scy.
eral weeks visit TO their daughter.
Mrs. Frank @ WAllng and MIR Wal
ling. going TO California Tor tho fan
and winter months Mr ana Mrs
Walllng are ready to receive friends
In their new home.
Misses Junnlta IIumphrics and
Nola Goforth loft on Saturday Tor
Enid. where they go TO enter
Phillips Christian university Both
young women have enrolled FOR the
mission course and will prepare
themselves for tho work ~ foreign
misaionaricS
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Mr and Mrs Lca VI Nichols have
returned from Trenton. Mo. where
they went 10 attend tho wedding on
Monday morning OF MIR. Nichols sis
ter. Miss Fay Nichols. to Mr.. John
II. Mcklddy OF Kansas City Mr.
McKiddy IL a well-known newspa-
per man and az present IL serving on
the editorial STAFF OF tho Kansas
City Star.