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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-14
R-34 LANDS SAFEL Y ATPULHAM
 COMPLETING RETURN VOYAGE
Voyage of Monster Dirigible From Long Island to Nor folk Completed in 75
 Hours Without Incident
By A.seeIated Press

Pullman, Norfolk, England, July 13.-Great Britain's s man. moth transatlantic air pioneer, the dirigible R-34, arrived here at $50 o'clock, Greenwich meantime today, completing the round trip from the British Isles to the United States and return.
 The R-34. appearing from the north the flying field three times, slided gently to the ground and 10 minutes later was housed in the dirigible shed. The voyage from Long Island wns with out particular incident and was com pieted in approximately 75 hours.
 Shouts from those on the field greet ed the first sight of the long gray body low on the horizon. As the R-s4 ap- preached the field she dropped from height of 5000 feet to 2000 feet. The men who were to aid the airship in landing were ordered to their positions and waited silently as the ship circled the field. dropping lower and lower. When Major G. Fl. Scott. her com mander. had maneuvered the airship into position for the landing. the water ballast was released to steady her and a rope was thrown from the bow The rope was grasped by eager hands and the giant ship moved across the field to the shed where the delicate opera tion of berthing her was completed quickly without accident.
 A military band stationed on the field played "The Call of Duty" as the airship began to settle and then changed to the strains of See, the Con- quering Hero Comes" As the ship was brought into the shed the band played Keep the Home Fires Burning" The crowd was too intent in watching the ship to notice the music, while the whirr of the propeliers made it inaus s ble to the men in the R-34.
 The tired, unshaven, but smiling wea who composed the crew quiekiN climbed from the gondola and VETS greeted warmly and with many are on the back by the officers and so diers gathered on the field.
 The voyage home has been withns incident" said Major Scott We want breakfast"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Presbyterian Church Notes.

90 Wednesday evening March
hih, the Woman's Missionary Soei'
ETY. will hold . praise service In
connection with the usual pfayei
meeting, All! are iavsssd aud 4
tall attrnIanoe Of the congregation
ia desired. Interesting reports will
be given,
Services for March And. include
Sunday scirsa ss'Ss4S snd Young
People meeting al u ia the even
ing. These meetings al the c. 4
Society are helpful. and the At
tendance Ia no. limited TO the young
people.
At 81. Paul March 2nd. the Sun.
day school will meet At 10 =, IN.
followed by the preaching service
at IL. Ahsr the intermission and
lunch the second service will be
held. Let all who have 4 copy Of
the teacher training book. Thor.
oushlv Furnished bring the book
in the morning and the hrs. Lessons
will b. analysed and explained.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
| HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND the FLU


Doctors have founjby experience
that no medicine iK cold aud IN.
auenis can be depended upon 'os
| full effectiveness until thr liver y
made thoroughly active Thai ia
why the hrx step 10 the treatment
Ii. the uey nanral.ss CaEomeI call.
ed Calexshs which IL free frou the
slciepfng. weakening and saliva
ing ELECTS al the old styie calomei
lkStors alec point npt The fact that
40 ac,ive liver goes lorg way To-
wards preventing tutlusn1s aud 10
90. Of the mort important factors
la enabling the paiien, 10 success
fully Withstand an attack and ~s'd
of pneumonia
One Cslotah on the tongue al
he'd time. with a -wssios ni water
that. oil No -slt4 no nausea
nor the slightest interference ~itb
your eating. pleasure OF work,
Next morning your liver ~ sctjYe
yout syA'em IL purified ard rou
ara feeling tne with $ hearty -
petite for hre 4kis.t Druggj.is %eli
Calotats Only in Orisl1sl -sale3
packages pr1er thirty dvr ceu's
Your mouey will he csstri'I'iy -
funded II ynu do hot b,d III, u
dehSh,iui~-tasiv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
vnsulkEn TESTIMONY.

Time 10 the tsst u truth. And
Dosn's Kidney Pills hare stood tbs
test 10 Dickson. No Dsckson s~si.
deat who sufiess backaehs. OF an.
nosins urinary ills can remain M
convinced By this twice. told ts~.i.
mony.
J. D. Ballard. painter. Church 20.
Dickson. sass: NY bach aeh<d
aud bad pains through my hid
nsys. My kidnsys acted irssulafiy
too. ased Doan's kIdn@y Pias
which | 20, IRON the Mysu Drug
Co. and they made the sntirsly
well, | ecommend Deans high.
w." Statement gives February
Is. 1910.
90 Jvns 7. 1918. Ms. Ballard
.ald: i have svery bi, N much
faith Ia Dosn's Kidney Pills now
as when 1 gave my iosmss .,a,s.
men.s When ! have caught cold,
! have noticed a Sigh, return Of the
trouble. hos Doans Kidney Pills
have never failed to relieve me "
Price e0c at oil dealers. Don,
simply ask ia a kidney remedy
arl laaI \ Kidney ulIis-~fhe satne
,ha. Mr.. Ballard had, Fostef-Mil.
hum Co, Miars,. Buffalo, N Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

A severe cold 10 often followed By
A rough cough for which Chan her,
lains Cough Remedy has proven
especially valuable. Mra =, W
Olsen. MArysville, No.. writes A,
hout two years ago my little boy
Jean caught severe cold and
coushed dresdiully Tor days. tried
a nusabsr oi cough medicines hui
nothing did him any good until |
gave him Chsmberlsins Cough
Remedy, /. rslieved his cough
right swsv and before he had inish.
I'd taking one bottle be Vas cured
| think il IL jus, hne ios children. y
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
koN-RgolDEkr NOTICE.
CARLEY STUART
Va ..,.
0LAR GULL at, al.
10 the County Court Of Dickson
County, Tennessee.
NoN-REsipEhr NOTICE.

In the above styled cause II ap'
psarins nom the bill, which u
sworn 10. that the defendant, OIal
Quill 10 4 nonresident Of the state
Of Tesnesses. % that the ordinary
process u law can not Be served
on her. Ehs 10 hereby required tc
appear a or before tbs
FIRST MONDAY in APRIL. 1919,
heloss the Clerk Of said County
Court, Ut bic Once q Charlotte,
Tsnn~ssss. and make defense TO
the bill 6Ied agains, her IN said
Court by CAREY Stuart, OF other.
wise the bill Will be taken Tor coH-
iessed and the cause prvc*<ded
With ex parts.
Ii 10 further ordered that tbs
notice b published for four con.
eecu,ivs weeks in the Dickson
County Herald. . newspaper
published 10 Dickson, Tennessee
This February 81. 1879,
N. HARRIS. CLERK
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
PLAY NOISES
OF CHILDREN
DISTURBED her
Meritone Puts Nerves Back
in Shapc for Rua Down
y Woman

i don't notice the noise Of ID,
children At plaY nearly ~ nacl
nov. NJ ueryei ARE qaseter and
stronger said Nrs H J liudi.,
II Franklin. Tennessee. near Nash
vile,
Ii sere)y hes helped nv nerv-s
though | We only bern taxing Mert
tone short time | sleep A lo1
better a. night nov. Too
Ny stomach va. gu, al order
too, before | started tskirs Ms,i
tone /, seemed my appetite hsd
LETT nr entirely
Meri'one hss put my stomach
back in good condition and my AZ,
petite has come hack nne.
can notice. also. thai nv
strength IA. rapidly increased aimee
taking Meritone.
Meritoes 70 toe rev str-asthecee,
builder snd system tonic that folks
MILO hsd inaaenss ~ pneumonia
are advised to take foe sach die.
ORDERS ot the system ~ stomach.
liver on kidney t-outie or catarh o.
rheumatism.
Aefi;oae is sali exclusively ia
Dickson by HGrhe~s Drug Co.
and OF SpeisAt & N,ess, S:ayson,
Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Rsa. estate 10 On i boom afoanc
Diekson. ]. I. HalbfooE aud d
Il beasiey last week bought IRON
Il. A, Hail. oi Nashville. the bioci
Of business houses On East side 81
Main street, known ~ ins V h
Miller property. q. W. Dodson pur,
chased the Dickson College proper
y aud lou Cios bought Lou
Marvin Taylor sorsy,hge acre farm
Oh Chsriotsr Pike. The last piece
oi property was sola fot 81 800. 90
being about $3.50 % per acre.
In d letter received hom Ds II
{ uuefln. who. with hls vile are
sprnding several wr~ks In Florida,
on account Of bis failing health,
has the fo!lowiDs to say. Permit
ms 10 say thfuagh your paper, 10
my friends. that the rs1i and sea
br.rse has restored my iorm~ good
health ani shall return with r.
newed energy Truly th,s Ii a won
deriui climate tor os- oyer~osksd
in VIII ch 10 sscupsra,r and ! isel
better III 40 have ior YEARS. | w
pest TN seash t,ga. Ahoas Ihs 9th
ot March.
George ElesEsr "Wednesday sold
to 4 IL Springer q dressed beef Of
the Short, hotn steer specie.
tuichersd on hfs farm, when
perhaps. WAS the largest eyer pu,
on tho market here, The gros~
weight oi the animal WAS 300
puunds the net weight 400 pounds.
The hide alone weighed al pounds.
and nst,ed Mr.. Elesxsr SIS Is; the
beef S2i7.O0 making total Of
s236 IL Mr., Elesatr claims TO
have another animal oi the same
stock larger than this one. Like
moe. Of things he go@s after in the
stock line. Mr.. Elsaler Is awarded
the blue ribbon" In this In.
stance, he IL an easy winner.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Ieit,us Kid OF Colds.

The essiest aud quickest wAy "a
rid oi a cold ~ 10 take Chambee.
ls.ns Cough Remedy. This pre-.
pata,ion has been in use Tor many
yraf- and Its value fully proven.
No matter vhat remedy you use,
however. care NUT he taken not to
contract a. second cold before you
have recovered from the frs, one,
and there II strt,ua iaus-r Of THE
A man If middle age OF older
should 80 70 bed aud stay in bed
until fully recovered. Ii is better
to stay IN bed three dsyA a, the
start than three weeks later on.
adv. G
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
HOW ANY GIRL CAN
NAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl 10 pretty il Der eyes a,s
red. s,raiDed o. have dask rsnes
ONE WASH With pure Layoptik
eye wash Will brighten the eyes and
8 weeks use vill surprise you With
ito INCREDIBLE r~Salts. A email
bottle IAvoptit chen makes eyes
hehkhy. sparkling and vivsc,ou..
The quick change viii phase you.
A)uGiaun eyx cup FREE Gle
more Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Mr. John J Bush cold his house
hold furniture, farming implement,
and live s,ock on his farm north.
cas-. Of Dickson last week Mr.
Ru.h sometime ago cold his farm
u Mr. A, II. Heard, Mr. Bush and
family expect TO leave Dickson 10,
their future home 10 Usage City
Kansas, The many triends OF Mr.,
hush regret to zee himself and
n nlly remove from Dictson Coun.
ty A. Mr. Bush has been one %! the
mosi prosperous and successful
farmers nt this section. tie has
always taken a leading part in any
enterprise which vac calculate 10
uphuiid the County and better the
condition VI the people The many
friends Of Mr. Bush aud family wish
him happiness and prosperity 10
their nrs home
FOR SALE-SpIendil home and
NJ : acres ot good land we'll tenc.
ed and set IN erase aud clover; one.
ball acre in garden, come young
hut trees. good ou.huiliings. Ex.
ira good dwelling house. concrete
base n1prt sve roous tv, hall.
hath rcom. two porch~s esck porch
closed Ia With slass. bo, and cold
water la Kitchen aud b4th rom /,
electric lshts, CRATES and cabinet
msntles, IN sight al school aga
churches. PARTY wanting 4 scod
home tina, 10 not crowded snA 9th
many converisnece. are insissd 10
come and look at this ooe.
J. T. LOWELL. Dickson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
For Sale.

have Tor sale ten head Of good
Young wcst horses and mules.
You will we'll 10 zee sheee seams
before buying and viii cell for cash
o, on terms ". suit purchasers
4. also, hsvt S.hnrs~ power
P.irhanks- Norris gasoline enS'rs
With all pumping connections.
Coed A. nev. Also. oue 5.aorss
power Gemmer gas engine. see
K slmon. nickson-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
NoTHCa

Our Missionary Circle Meetings
~iii be heid this year Al slsytsn,
and Aco.ta Valley The meeting
=, sisydsn ~,il begin Hareh 5. .,
: D. III with sermon W wtii
have .Afvlcss al day "a the G'h
there. beginning al "a 10 Gin TIE
evening n ,hA 9Th. So wlll com.
mence al woesis 1sii~r III the same
h0uY. 10 m wiih SERMON
s~sv,ce. all Asy u n. .ih
Itsay. no program. Who ~iii
make speeches. sss. Rsv- 0rnss
Charles, Chsirmsn. D. G. Ls:dig.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
Thsf Terrible Hesasehe.

DO roo have periods attacks of
hesdsche accompanied by ssckress
OF the stomach O, vomiting. a sal-
low SKIN and doll eyes, Ii 80. roo
car ~. qgh,k relief BY tsains
Chanserls.n's Tablet. 40 directed
fa. hilionsusss. and ycsu NAY le
able 10 avoid ,hese s,sseks II voe
observe the drectiocs vito each
package. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
TAYLOR Bros. and Davis

W X Wilson w. y Gates. } X.
Tyo,ssr. Mr.. l.. J Baker. AMI mr.
sell
These meetings arr very import
ant, hsnce. ss Earnestly urgt Toe
ssssndsnc. AMI INTEREST a ali
ltrns I1gst tire dsis Plat 10
come. Z. l. KNOWLES.
Cumberland Furnace. rsun.
FOR sALE-Apple. peach. pest.
r5uus out ard sbad. ts.s craps
vine.. evssbesrins strawberry pIsnis
ete---Bsrsons Creek SEsseriss,
Dickson, Tsna
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

FOR SAEE-Ny farm consisting
of l0l acres. good rtam hogss.
GOOD barns and outbsilsins. Farm
cell waserpi and in .pieo8id con
dltson. Water .ys'am va3cn sup
plies spriue slsr 10 house bsru
and heIis without eoet ,o operate
I! Interested s~r "a write. /, y
MILLER. Sylvia. Tenn Us
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
CARO- OF rNAnkA

We desire 10 thank our maEy
sr'snds and neishboss ior the many
aets OF kineress Ard oaeo Of a.sis-
lance rendered us during the illness
NJ our daughter and sister BIsacAe
Mr.. Emna > Ga.evcci and
Family
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28

Take 4 few doses II Chamber
lain's Tablets - directed ior IN.
digestion. and VOC uill soon iofset
about souf stomach troubles. Try
IL adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-02-28
For Sale.

Corn. Hay, Shnpss Mile, Seed
etc Car losd lots specially. See
or write ps FIR prices, Cmhitt
Grain Co, Denver Tenn,
Arthur Ire Woed-iie spent the
week Ell IN Nashville With hs
mother. M ] = Fucker
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

Thc rHIc Of gOidcn rGCdiiOn
time is orrr and wifh autumn
comes the return Of school
duVS. dear cid g0idcn rHIC
dags," 10 me spIeHdid Tulsa
cqUirni,HtS NJ the HfHc red
sch,oi horse.
Ihc scisooib0y "With his
shining morning face" tWH
&30R ba ruB much in cri-
dCncC. bHt nat so TUiSd's OIdcr
young girls. uhO hare tong
since learned To PoWdcr shin
m0 fdCcr.
IhcB hnrinO SHrrircd a
preliminary education and at.
iaiHcd the age M digcrCiiOn,
are preparing 10 journey To
boarding or finishing SchOois,
jHFi as thousands Of oihCr
girls all OUcr the country are
doing.
No other crCni in her career
eqHdIS the Importance of The
0iri's first departure for col
icOe and he dearest irish is
fer u Hdrdr0be that IL com
~ r. in crcry dStdH dozen ~
MGafinaI reH pin.
She wH not feet That she is
realty at college unless her
outfH claims among Hs ar
Hcies the dainty things That
a giri torres and the tr1Ies
or necessities Of equipment
for hcr special needs.
4 great deaf depends upon
her dresses. so there must be
correct costumes for the class
room. the campus, tailored
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

menr, and The outdoor sports
that are certain 10 be included
in the curriculum.
Dance frOckS, too, are de-
Sirdbie for the occasions WheH
The co-eds are highly enter
taincd BY AHaifd DeIfs, Sigh
Who0ps. Mo0, Kow MOOs, or
other Greek letter frdfs as
they are not named.
The required Clothes for the
rdricd hours betmeen rising
beH and lights out cdn be
found in iocdi shops and the
M OF fher mhO pTOUides her
oniicst daughter mith a Tulsa
madc college pdrdObe WH
send her GwdD smiling. ~"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

"ChInchllla" Ia the name Of new
medium warm gray color Tor some ot
the autumn materials
Wonderful new gifts for the kid
dies NJ the s. j. McGoo Co. 20 West
| THIRD.
The latest from Paris tntInatcs
/ thnt the fashioned bangs nro
new fashioned over there and TINT
hnngs are The new mode In evening
] coiffurcs.
There is pleasing HmartnesH
! about the furs rcmodelod at tho
Marie Louise millinery salon. 522
South Main.
HlncL dnvctyn and brown fur
make stunning union la ono Ru-
tuinn afternoon dress.
Music hath charms" and The slng-
Ing uf Monsieur Cirmcnp Grcsaaff.
the celebrated Italian baritone. and
Of IN" Powell Sisters from the or
phcum circuit lends added charm 20
the broadway Confectionery. iO7
East Third
saw u regular dream Of mn eve
Ming dress NJ ono Of our most cN-
elusive local shops Friday. II IL
orchid In color nnd has orchid-coi-
Ord ostrich feather trimming on tho
sleeves and the oVcrdrc-s.
The exclusive. co Ed dresses for
collrr" girls nt RcubcfgH are youth
fut 80 line, sm1rt in material aud be.
wiiyhiurly becoming Iu appearance.
The round or square neck line IL
m"rc popular tlhn the N.shnpcd.
millinery shop as neat as Ita
nHuo such is the Band BOX, l2J
Easf Third
The baby French heel" nppcars
un sllpp"r-, the Louis w h,cI ON
most dress huuts, and tho Cuban
heel IN most dress boots. and tho
cuban hcri ON many walking shoes.
YOU wNI iui your own Individual
type ~ ruIt among the elegant
models u fE" most authentic modes
l' 'n" U'mnrref Ladies' shop
September r. the month when song
gives pi1u" to silence In the wnods
nrhr Tulsa ana comparative sum
mrr gui1 gives place To supcrintivc
ihll hurtN in the city itself
I..".." observe the window dis
".|." a' MHs Lrhigh's Smart Vogue
shop They are ih" most beaute-
.I- q NI." seen lu several months
fur wraps. In tho form of CnaiA,
'"nl''s' d"lmnn, nnd plain cuats
VIII %" much worn when the tom
lriA'nr' begins H. downward de-
Clino.
Iy way ~ being bargains" are
h' good looking tailored dresses and
H.'r 1' 'NNI.n# a' East Second.
IrtuErd insertion f. much u~'i
for hluuar trimming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

Mrs George NJ Ransom ls anxious
o., ruthusc the women golf players
ii, the Country club CONCERNING the
state tournament which Will hc held
N , oklahoma City september ll-l3.
ntcHs.yc She asks those interested
q. confer with her either personally
u. over phouc. Usage GgHN Tulsa
l.. never been represented I'm %
-.ta tournlmcu'. 50 Mrs Ransom
states. and considering the fact that
,r. cIN and club can boast OF excel.
lent players Mrs Nlusom MIR. Dana
kelsey. resident OF the Country club
and others are deeply interested ia
having q representation. at this com
.as FRAY and also 70 he In position
', invite the next tourney to be
uly,d on the local links. There
u.I he tournament here In Octu-
n,r It Is the intention to inlugu-
rate Organized play and feature
ladies' day, which IS Wednesday at
,nr club. with golf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

hrrr show unI ,,hlm. Hrr mumr
uy moouns to ,ur south
MIR and Alra Grant 'ur,.. DO
u few d.,4 from D.InrI. ,yn.r,
ta,, have u,,u ion s,,,.H weeks
nr and NIrs. q. a, p,,.,r.I. chill.
,rr,r .l.,... s...,, a., ,.t.,.,. ,.',' ,..'.,,',
WV ''' '''' '' ''''"
~ ."' zee Ii''.I h'" r'
.,.. '," ,'.. '' '"I' @ 3nI,l,P'' u" ".r''
Merle D. Head IN 'h.ir lew home
.@a.
SUI ""~ W F'hh H"N'IH have
, ',.'I.,d from summer "p'u. aI
-,
aus C'I',n' h7n"d"rn r''uIun
,,l'N .' me- h"','' 'h I.l'''nIigh I''..
Relatives
Ni. ana MIS- II J NiIrno h1Nr ue
N''I guest 100 I"'ly nome lNi' south
y"i"'l "y'n,' Miss Victor" Nio"
Tho coleman A'd society viii hold
4 n''.'.'''t ,' p '.,'"'i i %" Monday
evening IN the pn'''' ihr''}.
Mr. " ~ rf"wd'r ant daughter.
\, VI las I'''1 li '4n"o'r. have r'4nnga
! rom El'.i I' shawnee ana the IT,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07
Music

Mrs Henry Muggc win sing today
fol th" first time since her engage
meut In the First Presbyterian
church choir ana Will sing the offer
tOr}.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

STRIKE UP THE BiND
Some placed their parts with Browning gun
And some on a typewriters keys.
Some walked the deck where the frciyhars wreck
Lies deep under storm-tossed scaso
Best played of all is that bugle call
That comes from lIobokcn's shore
Where the boys of the land on the pier heads stand
To welcome home once more.
Otis Peabody Smith
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

Among the iuformalitlcS Iof tR
week was the home dance given b}
Mr Carl Simpson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

ON" OF the aplatsiHr early autumn
affair, which forecasts the social at
Hosph'rc OF the public school t1rut-
} of Tulsa for Tho coming season
vHs rho informal reception given last
evening iu the sym a the high
school Flowers were used 90 beau
~ m" large reception room and
N.u orchestra dIscoursrd inspiring airs
during the season This occasion was
pretty compliment from the local
faculty fo the new teachers Cards
wore issued to moro than 500. Mis-.
LuWrul smith Mrs LIph Wade
l'Nr..l' and Mr. H. - Miller wore
he committee ON ARRANGEMENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

Mrs Rex Walker OF 1924 Chicago
place. entertained four tables of
h'a. ON Friday afternoon Boz her
h'm|f complimentary to Mrs stan
."' Il#oy of shreveport It, Ms
ii".E ls visiting Mr.. and Mrs J.. Is
.'' g! this city and formerly rae
a.... here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-07

Mrs ], n M.rar.t0 ma M- anl
Mr. D. g. walter and H.fr's Nlr
Frances Walter who hlE. N...
.s,HlIur the suuu'r 500 Colorado.
ir, expected huma about S.p..u.
.Ir d.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1919-05-30
Arriola lite ms.

Misses Leona Truelson and Gailen
Longenbaugh attended the birthday
party given by Miss Ethel Newsom at
Cortez last Wednesday.
Everyone who could pull themselves
away from their work went to Cortez
Saturday to attend the ditch meeting.
The Wheatlands came out from Do
lores Sunday and spent the day with
Mrs. Rogers.
Miss Clara Elder returned to Cortez
after short visit with her parents.
A large crowd gathered at the home
of Fred Mccall Sunday comprising the
Mccall, Luce, Wright, and Lybyer
families with the visiting relatives
from Missouri. They met for talk
fest and eatfest and from all reports
the program was complete.
H. F. Morgan has his teams busy
this week hauling wool to the railroad
to ship.
Miss Florence Dillon is preparing a
good program for the last day of her
schoolat Garrett Ridge, which will be
June 9th. The festivities will wind up
with a dance.
Ralph Dillon and family came down
from Lewis Sunday in the new bort
car which he has recently purchased.
Nat Wright moved this week into
the house just vacated by the Elliotts.
Quite number of our citizens at
tended the show given by travelling
troupe at Dolores last Wednesday
night and all were loud in their praise
of the entertainment.