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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

line of Naybsl Avenue and the east
liur Of The ught.of-Sby 81 TIE ~
louie San ftancisco Railway Cau
lan, Wiih certain reterN ailonHi AA4
d'rletius au emergency. -.
WHEREAS q petition In writing sishea
by The cvurrs OF The real estate on saea
slde ot that portion Of Seventh stnI
hrrgnAiler dcscrbed has been presehte'
TO NE Mayor and board Of CommlsAiohera
asking that faid portipn " said street ss
NAgated aud Abh ndoned a. . streeti ana
NhtkfAN. II appears vpoa essm'ns
uon e' said Board that said portion o.
said Ntrue, is not necessary fvr The use
OF ilg pablo a. pnhlc street
Now THtHEfoRE, Bk " oM,AiNso
ny aux HOARD 90 COMMISSIONERS
uf lHE trtN 90 r,-saA. OkbAHoMAi
NJ rluN I THAT that portion ol ses,
,nth street yiug hrtssen the west line 81
As}hrll Avenue aud the east line OF ths
r,ght.otwav Of the ~ l,chis- San ftaneisso
and tho sAmo ~ hereby yscat-d and absn'
doncd forever A. pnhic street.
Provided, however, that the CITY oi Tulsa
hereby Reserves and Ahali retain forever
the right t0 construct, rrcoastfuct, repair
a. alntsln aud operate sanitary tewrrs and
other appurienances thereto appefiaininf
nov located Ia said strict or whiehs OF ne
rt'aiiy should be constructed OF msin'
,ained IN said street with The riEht Of ~
Eress or egress over said premlsss Tor ths
purposes abov. indrAted. aud upon whiab
potuon of said street 40 vacated the CITY
ot Tulsa may allow pabhc ssFsice varpe.
ta'ions, comnaniea individuals or itself ~
construct maintain aud operate fssititiss
fnr public utilities, including poles. wlrea
p'pts, oondnit' and other necessary se'
crssofiss and
Provided mrllsr that the above vsss.
iion L made suhiect 10 the conditions sns
provisions ot paragraph ~ ~ Hectlon OF
Article IL OF the Charter OF the City of
Tulsa
SECTION That all ordinances ar
paets Of ordinances in conflict with tbs
provisions " this ordinance, In so fsr -
such conflicts exist arr hereby repeated.
SECTION q, That an emergency sxisis
for the preservation % the pahlie weifatr
aud safety by reason whereof this ordt
nance shall take effect from and AFTER ~
pasHage approval and pnbllcatiop.
PASSED and the emersnncy clause rulet
upon separately and approved this s,h dsy
Of March, ipla N
APPROVED this aih dAy of March, 1918.
H. sIAMoNa
Attest Mayor.
FR.NK NEwkiRk.
Approve =, Clty Auditor.
JOHN n, wooDARb,
City Attorney. !.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
GOVERNMENT CONTROL or
PACKING HOUSE PROPOSED
NhAtor Kenyon Intimates Drastic
Action Possible; Chicago Edi-
Tor Endorses Pian.

WASHINGTON. March : - gov
Nnment control and operation of the
packing Industry during the war was
suggested by Senator Kenyon or
IOWA today before the senate agri.
cultural committee. Hank Reid.
eu''or OF A Chicago stock iol nal
vas t"siifying on the shortage OF
''oI, PARTICULARLY In m@qt
pont YOU think II eventually
WI. De necessary for the government
axe over the packing industries
mo v'u operate them ." asked Senator
a.. ies, ] DO" Reid replied. adding
.. M N" packers are controlling the
=, supply and debating prices
AN. believe President Wlsun's
,rInd p,'nd SIDE is farming and the farm
V Red said.
,,u nothing he has written or
~ There anything {, Indicate
y, mas " sympathetic undc-n,andlnr
h,s interests of the farmers.
,,. that Mr. Hoover aud se-ro-
~ 'inr7iou would do lot OF
,S"t ,S,ut 'i President Wilson would lot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
LEGAL.

VIZ TO CONTRACTORS
ros,, N ''r'1' given hat scaled pr-
.sfI NV 'aa ronsirJrtior Of one Fsrt,
sror, ..,iniorr-d Concrete Girdsr
.,s.-, -.. HIsmarliur 'od rsn. owing th.
Moe s.fa,, a1d o,Sr Mt. N%,asn e, az
Nay 49,, y' Ssrtlou Z. state Hsb
io,-s, Nne Iurniy two tgai loot E.In
loo, Ia, en.fris Bridge with steel hem,
t,-tss, = and steel tand railing bstween
taei r1,s.t,l 'hrse t2Jl and twsnly tiy
on ~, Te'Fs .'icI Past Tuis. Co1pt'
ns Co. N'i b. received a. ;hs office OF
-u'g Clerk, an taa Csp.i. ,a.,t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
OemoS Congressional
committee Win Nee,

,, '"NHlN|ToN. March :. 'rno
,.-. '"N' congressional campaign
'''''''''H viii meet for tho first
r. ms ~ tnl7 session Of congress next
tho. II was learned tonIgh.
p,,,. S,'.t Ferriss, OF oklahoma.
s,., .ul 0.F WI he elected chairman 10
NO EeprcFentatlyc Frank g.
''1s 't Michigan. retired.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

F1rrths ShsE section o. Afi.r'r "
,nerdsd by add.aG 'tsrcto ihs following
Ths office Of Dsg1ty Cir Auditor
D.. bsrsty rrsatsd ~ nish off-r stsi
hs hlisd hy the sppoirtmert o. COW
psisnt psrlsn ~ hrrsirsfHr provided.
.ho .b,r In the shsenrs from ths chs
AZ drring sickness ur dies bllity Of
me Cuy Auditor perform aN ~ fh'
dltes o. ths CITY AIdiigr tli DIS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
LEGAL


Addison, fNrruc wet s.nHE on Ninth street
W tAs N 81 ryht Of way. thence
a.ors said ushr,i ~al To Utica avenue
h,rac vc-t or ~yt street TO the sa.t
.r, ~ Da.. ..'or, Addition thence south
w ira N,.uur fH S,,roih street thence
'n sr,rHth Srr'e' to Rockford thrn,c
'f...e orst oa tlr.rotb street. thence ~,,r
%. 'i't'tlg Street to Pearl. ,Aeder north
.rr.n.i No -o An that territory ~
west uf la0ruo Avenue aud the frsro
sad por.h oI the Arkansas River ard
'.N'h of t'st Street within the city limits
I.H" Nn - An ot the city lying
r. ". lewis Avenue Including al OF
'I" 'HfusI Village o! Nenda'l. and East
.i. t.. Addition
|.l. psces tn said districts Of
NO Second door east o'
'.. N.u|,sa.r tro,rry store on tast
'U' r.r,r.
I'D, H.. Ny Convention llAlb boulder
anl NrH.N
Ina. .'y,.,' No. Central f'r' station
rr". Nu s u,sh School Fourth
aud iwIHu
'.0". Nn uArage al Shh and
ryr. SO o. Tulsa County Court
ll"".. r'un and Boulder
., ,.r.i'", 80 West Side uroesry, 'l'
Nrl ..'H
-. rr6..o., 40 owen lIr'iurl School
Iafh and MAJ hell
l'r,."-i No Usage ScNoo', Fn'r'iew
rrc.n., so no. North Sire Fre Sta
lu. H|| North Main
Ir'riu.' No ~ Washington School
r.A.'rt ord lodge
Ifr'tr -" ~ East side Fire sta
l"n. In1 laH Third
ft.8".' NJ o. Store hHildinE Al Four
le.nih H"b irNf'
Frr,n' No. % Horace Mann Sehoo'
h.s'"r'h end hn.''r a.
Itr r.i no O. NArage A. Eighth and
NtUn
Ifrr.u.l NO 10. lindsay tRrcr'ier
Nr.n'I
Nr'y a. No g. llANotth ; Store IN
N'l l'fA
uoa rsntcooth street near nos,en
,Nl'cN f2n south Trenton
Pic. iuct 40 go sand Spring' later
ui hhn Shuun. Ihtd and MsIbolI
Ifr-tNrt NO ~ adams Grocery Store.
,r'h aud Mctoy
The following namel persons have been
rsmed and are hereby dssiEnAted "a the
oi''f'ra Who 'hsl CONDUCT 'aid election
Precinct No !
'udsos Geo W MoWbrAy and a. W.
clerks W W bn"n and II, W DAVIS
Precinct No s
lrdgo' Hess And I'd sonthern
llorAs. u II Wy's and William Nc
uuir"
l','h" Va n
Indrrh , tornot aud " y HThn.
., tr'As % VI M"undale and NJ A.
hhIlh1".
rrcdn,l No -
'tdEcN. w y MfDcrmou and q u,
Clerks. " y smith and ,. + Easlsy
Precinct No ,
JUICES y u Wlnn and J. :. 'ns,weil.
'lethf q Williamson aud e. u
IorNllrg"r
Precinct No
Judges D e htddinEk and raul Wilson.
irtbe' h lirtct and " II tiark,
lreeipet No.
Judges j. smiley and Henry brand
nct
ileras. lrc ir're and " u Lcnfssty
Precinct No.
Judges; " hopp and Howard Pties
tlerhai Guy Harper SUD d.Nh, Hughes
ffednrl No,
Judges DAVID Hammer ana dohn Msih
'nha'hcr
Clerks J. u Fence and Albert II. Bell.
Ffrrlnc' Ma. 10
Judges vernon seaman and ". u
MNihrr
t'trhs W Tease and q, {. Mcgee
fttrinri No. ~
ludFet. Lewis and { {. biek
moro
clerks a. Lingo And J. l.. liutehhon'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

third. Shall tho sentence ir Section Z
Of Article " oi the Charter Of the CT, o'
Tuks relating to the slary NJ fhr city
Auditor. A. smsudsd BY an sm~ninsri ~.
yrovef April %. 1910. Which read o. 10.
lows
He stall receive '7r his services
salary Of eighteen hundred dollars
81 500 0OI per Annum
b, nov amsndsd 10 road as fo.lovs
The CITY Auditor shal receive i1r
his services taiEry % hirty SIX
hnndr,d dollars ,ss 900 OO) per sH
nom. psy.bls 10 sqlsl monthly iniial'
nsutt
shall sad amsndncpdmsnt BE- adopted >
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
FRANk NEWklHK.
City Auditor
Published M The Tai-s nany World
March gth 1918 Word Publishing
,..l#. pip.4s0sr.J
RESOLUTION

M.reb s,6 ldis Soii4 faGi,biaS ~
RlsjLGErfYG,SS9
resolution Irup itips an smrnd
nsnt 90 ihs Charter Of the tity 81
Tt "a Okiahoma Ior the purpose 81
providing thai ths candidate fUr
Mayor ard Tor GrHbsrs - the Board
NJ Commissioner who sbsil receive
plurality Of the votes cast 81 the fsRu
IAf bguiusl election for such purposes
trah be -iarsd elected and repeating
The provisions ~ Section q Artir,s III
of tho Charter Of ths CT, 0f Illss ~
conflict with aid proposed amend
proriamatiop and didd.nE Aid ri,y
into election precincts for the purpose
u tnD hNertion, app intiuE 0in'efs 10
sundutt such election. -JAhlshiug
polling psyst in esrh Of ksd prs.
rInsts ard declaring hr stnetFency.
NiiRFtS ihs board Of Commissioner
= the tity Of Iulsa Oklsh0ms desires 4
uhuit N the Gua'itied sirciort oi sal,
.ty. a. On election 20 b. hsid 10 said cit
,r The 10Th dsy " March. 1918 the uues
N. sbdnl~nt ro he Charter yof said city ,o
Julss a. herein fgi forth,
SOW. THEREFORE,. Bf lf RESDLbEt
BY THE 40 ARD pF MISSIONER,
Or TN CITY OF TULSA. OKLAHOMA
SECTION ! That rhs bosrd Of Com
missioner Of said Ci,y % Tulsa harrb,
,dupis md approves the folloving amend
nsat 10 fhr Charter Of sAid city Of Tulsa
nd proposes ani subu by The same 10 tn'
trallisd asriou Of ssid cts Of Tuls
'or sLmovs' OF rejection a. D. law pro
idrd
that N-,4an @ Of Article tll OF tb
barter oi the Citr a. Tulsa Oklahoma
thish ntw reads
,-Or ths htth Tussdsr stsr ihu
,iGfiar sUaN 'str effect and btennislN
hereafter on trs hrst Tresdas Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

7, a. o, 10, II and IA World Pub.
llahins Company, Publisher
CALL FOR bids CtTY or TULSA. OKLA.
HOMA. tl l.oa2 500 5 PER CENT
BOkDs
Sealed prorossis will be received At the
office ot the CITY Auditor. Tulsa Okla. until
. o clock q m, Friday, March 49, 1918
and thereafter opened ~ a meeting Of the
board NJ Commissiopers TO be held In the
Commissions : Assembly Room At 0 O'clock
o m. Friday, March 30, 1914 Tor the pur.
chase Of si Ot2. 500 Serial Bonds of said
CITY, With aecrued interest to date OF pay.
ment, ns follows
(UTILfTY HONDsl
Name Amt, Demon Date Rate
Water PnmpinE
HtatN
tAusilisryl si5.0 900 81 900 ATS So,
Storage House 1880 500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

Voters will pl.cs a eson tX) In the
square 20 the righ, Of the word srpress
ing their choice upon said proposition
Given under my msrd and thsssesi ot
The City Of Tulsa, oklahoma, this the 5th
day Of March 1918
J. II SIMMONS,
Attest; Mayor.
j FRANK NEwRIRK.
CITY Audltat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

Bonds Net optional.
Interest Semi mihhnusi.
Paysbie - FiseAi Agency New York City
uthliy Bonds issusd under section ~,
Article 10. Of the State Constitution Non.
Unlity Bonds issued under Section 30 kr.
tiele 30 Of the state Constitution
Bonds are ready foF delivery and pur'
chAsers will be furnished complete transcript
and opinion ~ Storey. Thorndyke Palmer
4 Dodge bostan. and X y ffselinK Al.
tornsy General Of OklahomH
Said bonds 10 be S pei cent Wmi annuAl
intsfcst-b, ,iring coupon bonds, dated Fsb.
rusry list, 1913, and msturinf serialiy 1921
70 lpu Inclusive without option Of prior
payment. both principsl and Interest pays.
bic IN lawful money Of the Unitsd States
- the Fiscal Agency of the STATE of okis.
homs in the City and State Of New YORK
Al proposals must be accompanied by
rrpArte certified cheek or aoms solvent
bank, banking house or trust compAhy b..
the sum Of per cont oi sseh Issue for
which bid IL made as required by city
Charter. 10 be forfeited 10 the city ot, Tusa
10 ths case Of failure Of such purchaser
TO comply With the terms Of his PROPOSE
ior iurher particulars apply 10 the city
Auditor. Tulsa, OkishomA
The Board Of Comm ssioncfs tssefvss tbe
tight 70 reject any and oil bids
Dated a. 1ulp OklAboms, this 5ih dhy
Of March 1913
FRANk NEWklHK.
tfttv Audtfpr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08

Second Shall the last sentence iu Soc
ton 4 OF Article III Of the Charter 81 the
CITY OF Tulsa which reads as folous
The salary Of sArh Of said Com.
missionorx shall be twelve hundred dol
lars "a 200 ool per year, payable IN
monthly insthl'msntS
be smsndsd 10 read a. follow
The sAlhry Of es-h Of sii Com
missioners hall bs thirty.NI hundred
dollars 30 COO OOD per year payh
hle In e1utl monthly instAilmsutt
! ghaM ,aid amsndmrnl be hhnnLnLI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
FRANK NFwKtR
CIV AuItfor
y NNN Oh ~
iupN it VOOpNHp
city Nt1rref

lpuhu,bc, H ths Tulu nsI, Word March
stI 1913 World puhhshing
COMPANY puhlishrr
ORntNANrE 80 1928
An ordnance yscstiur that poftior
Of sevcnth Street between ile vci.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-08
LEGAL.

Houss. City OF Tulsa Oklahoma uutil twn
Q 1lOes + - March IS 1918 At Which
tiwc and place. during the meeting Of the
board o; Caunty CommiAsioneru the pro
pOsa.s ~ be publicly opened and read
The proposed work u to be tonstturtcd
iR 7erotdancr with dctAiled Plans and aprci-
llre'ions On 'ile With the County EnEince'
aud with the CouHty Clerk iu the Court
hOuFe, Tulsa. Oklahoma
The board Of County Cnmmis,tonets r..
serves tho uEht 10 reject any or all pro
po,Ais and to waive aGY teehglrairies In any
rrot osal
hiaders may furnish pr-posals on one or
both OF the proposed bridges
NJ psoposals must ba accompanied by a
certified cherk or rank draft in the aum OF
ten iol per cent Of tho totsl bid and
lnadr paNahie to the order Of Lewis Cline.
County ticrk ~ Tulsa County Oklahoma
SAID check 70 be returned unless In case
u acceptance q bidders uroposAl and
should the bidder within ten OIOl days fail
20 enter iuIo ,1utttrt 10 carry ou' She
'etniN of hls pr-posAl the said check Is to
hrc' me he r'oprriy o. Tulsa County aud
1s 10 De considered a. psvmsnt OF dAmsgea
d"H ." driNv and other causes suffered hy
the CountY from ner,ect Of the bidder TO exc
Q utv contract
Proposes nust be addressed or delivered
IN said County CLERK Cour, House Tulsa.
Oklahoma mari ~ plsinlN IN tho outside.
. 'ERutOSAL FOR THF CONSTRUCTION
oF BRIDGES ~ TULSA COUNTY. ohLA
LEWIS CLNf.
iOUUlN Clerk Tulsa i0urtN OklshOnA
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-14
CALLED HER FAMILY
 TO HER BEDSIDE
Six Years Ago. Thinking She Might De Says Texas Lady, But Now She Is WeI Strong Woman and Praises Cardui For
 Her Recovery

the better That was six years sgc and I am still here and am a we'll strong woman, and I owe my life to cardul I had only taken half the bottle when l began to feel better. The misery in rsy side got less. l continued right on taking the Cardui until I had taken three bottles and 1 did not need any more for I was well and never felt better in my life. l have never had any trouble from that day 10 this"
 Do you suffer from headache. back ache, pains in sides. or other discom- forts, each month? Or do you feel weak, nervous and tagged-out? If so. give Cardui. the woman's tonic. . trial. ]. Il
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-14
WHITES CHAPEL

Iaa days are getting longer. anl ehe weather Is growing warm. yo1 Bodcaw people will elothe and feed dear Alex, he Will ao bat little harm.
 1 suppose everybody and Alex too, are glad to see this pretty sunshiny weather, as it is time fer farmers t2 get busy.
 W. +. White mas been on the sick list for the past few days, but k able to be up again.
 This so-called scribe visited W. H. West, near Pleasant Hill Sat urday. Also visited Mir. Jno. and James Young on Sunday. They have good farms, and oh my, will not undertake to numerate the children-they are a prolific race of people.
 Arthur West and family visit ed Joe White and family Satur- day and Sunday.
 Coleman Camp and Mir. Irwin Whezlipgton are contemplating hauling some logs 10 Mir. Hollo- mans sawmill this week. Cole man and MT. Whee,ington are m mute men.
 Say, Alex. now in regard to me hitehing old Gray in west Bodcaw. 1 had started over to your house with those peanuts for Lola and the children, and about the time 1 got in sight of your house. l saw you making goo goo eyes thru the window What else could l have done but ride on and hitch old Gray on west Kennedy street!
 will close. Will write again next week if all goes we'll.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-14
BGDGAW

The Goose still hangs high and everything bids fair in east Bod cav.
 Several new cases of measles and one supposed case of small poX.
 Geo. Pickard of Camp Jackson s. c., i5 home for few days. He says he Is getting the very best of treatment.
 Miss Emla Atkinson is visiting Elsie Boswell today.
 Ed McCargo is spending the day with his better-half in the city.
 ?. H. Herring has at last built his wife a cow-pen, in which she was so greatly in heed of. 1 am guessing he built it for the pur- pose of campaign trick. He is watching little Yancey with both eyes.
 Willard White and family are out on the farm for few days.
 The stockholders of the vat met yesterday. Some of them say, The Lord loves a cheerful giver." If this be true We will get ours in days to come.
 Forest Downs. member of the 2nd Arkansas Band stationed at
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-14
eMMeT

Mir. and Mrs. T. L. Garland, and Mrs. J. M. Garland wer, shopping in Hope Monday.
 Miss Edna Andrews who has been attending school m GurdoI is in the city for a weeks visit.
 Mir, 4. A. Murry has just pur chased new Ford roadster. ", suppose he is going to look after his photographic e bushes more closely, around Bodeaa especially.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. hendrick son, Mrs. L. T. Matthews anc Miss Dell McGouph motored oyer to Hope Sunday.
 Messers. Jim Purtle and OGs Landers of Balrds Chapel were in the city Sunday.
 MT. Lawrence Segler left Monday after spending a ter days furlough here. Messrs. Dale Wilson and OWen Duke were among the visitors here Sunday.
 Misses Ethel Townsend. AdoI inc Segler. and Marion Ware were shopping in Prescott Mon. day
 Misses Sue Whaley, Alice Hal tom, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halton visited in Prescott Sunday.
 Miss Gladys McGough and Oris Galloway who are in Renders n Brown and Ouachita Colleges. spent Sunday and Monday with home folks. returning Tuesday to Philadelphia to resume their studies
 Rev. Westmoreland 0. Arkad- elphia filled his regular appoint ment at the Baptist church Sun day.
 MT. Douglas Ne vain was visiting in Prescott Sun 'ay-
 Mrs. Leo Hines and son of Monroe La. are the guest of Mrs, Hines mother, Mrs. Barton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-14

Royse City, Tex.-Mrs. Mary XII man. of this place, says; After the birth of my little girl, my side com menced to hurt me had to go back to bed. We called the doctor He treated me-. but I got no better. I got worse and worse until the misery was unbearable. ..I was In bed for three months and suffered such agony that was just drawn up in knot. -.
 told my husband If he would get me bottle of Cardui would try it... I commenced taking It, however. that evening I called my family about me-. . for knew I could not last many days unleas had change for
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-14
MIDWAY NEWS

We are having some nlce ".@ !- ther after suca a long cold see5
 The health of this eommula'. is not very good at present. Lots of Roseola
 The new church at Midway is going up ra.i5iy. Think it will be ready to ogr7@sb in EeXt 4th Sunday
 Miss Rabv=v=s;ss1 Yrs Cum mings Ssnaa4. "ander what was the malt,. @ta Eugene?
 Andrew sal h. diuH soon find him gal be #iil die with the blues.
 The funeral vas largely at tended at Green Hiii Sunday, so Phillip and BoteHe sad.
 Chester 4. >al h. wished the roads would h Hrg and get good so he could try#als new buggy.
 A. H. Aver #as seen in town Saturnay.
 Mamie Honea. who has been quite sick. is improving.
 Misses Birtie and Pattie Avery visited Alta and Pearl Sunday afternoon.
 Large attendance at the party at Mir. Louie Urrey's Saturday night. Everybody reported a nice time.
 Mr. W. L Cole had a bad spell of some kind, Saturday. He is rot expected to live.
 We think We will have Midway church ready by next Sunday for the regular singing. Every body invited 10 come.
 Clyde Harris mule kicked him Saturday and he had ,o be ear ried into the house. bat Is get
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-14
ARTISAN

School is progressing nicely.
 Health ot this community is fairly good.
 Clarence Crumby spent Thurs day in Hope on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. Y. Meador have just returned from Oklaho- ma. Where they have been look ing at the country.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. Geo. Wake, fine girl.
 Miss Bessie Dickerson spent t1e day shopping in Prescott, Saturday.
 Mrs. Gertrude Crumley and family attended services at Elm met Sunday and reported a good sermon.
 Ollie Corum and Miss Agnes Meador were out driving Sunday,
 Mr. and Mrs. John Wake were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Wake Sunday.
 Misses ZelI Crumley and Lucy Catlette were visitors of Mrs. Molhe Blagg Sunday.
 Mrs. Gertrude and Oma Crum- ley were shopping in Prescott Monday.
 Misses Lillian and Pauline Dou- ghan spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Marie Johnson.
 Mrs. Atwood and Mrs. Ollie Purtle visited Mrs. Gertrude Crumley. Saturday.
 Remember, there is to be ser vices Saturday night and Sunday at eleven, at the Artesian church. Let all who can, attend.
The Nevada County picayune., 1918-02-14
Camp Beauregaad, spent the week with homefolks here.
 Our old friend, Alex May who


 Our old friend, Alex May who so strongly opposed the Vaccina- ton law last fall, was observed madly rushing down the street the other day, inquiring of every one for Doctor to vaccinate him quick. for his neighbor had the smallpox.
 Luther Caudle is building a new bungalow in west Bodcaw.
 A fire alarm was turned in one night last week, but proved to be a pile of brush fired by John Downs.
 John and Eli Caudle were up from Stamps Sunday.
 With best wishes to the read CTS of the Pie.