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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Butler County, Kan


The Empire Gas Il Fuel Co. No. I
l-athrUp in the southeast Of the
northwest OF 1924 has 1900 feet
OF fluid In the hole. No. In tho
northwest OF the southwest OF the
northwest is drilling AT 200 feet.
No. J In the southwest Of the south
east or the northwest OF the same
Nfecuon is u rig up.
The Scully estate No. fec In the
southwest OF the northeast OF II
2J-A Is spudding.
The same firm No. fee in the
northwest OF the northeast or the
same section Is spudding
The Ward and others No. ! Ley
dig In the northeast OF the north
east OF lS-23-i Is flowing IS bar
rels per hour. No. in the center
Of the cast line OF the northeast OF
the northeast is a rig up. No. ia
the southeast OF th0 northeast OF
the northeast Is a rig up. No. 4 in
the northeast of the southeast OF
the northeast OF the Aame section Is
a rig up.
Tho Marcclle and others No. 2
Leydig In the northeast OF the north
west Of the northeast Of 1924 is
timbers on the ground.
lhc ieNds company NO. 3 Lathrop,
In the southwest OF the northeast Oh
1874 10 fishing at $50 feet
The Marshall and others No. /
Paris. In the northeast OF the north.
west OF 20-23-4 is drilling at 2,265
feet
The Shyrock and others No.
Paris, In the northeast OF the south
east OF the northwest OF 20-23-l is
rigging up.
The Emeral oil company No. /
Roberts. In the northwest OF the
northeast OF 27-23-i IL drilling at
1898 feet
Tho Wilcox and others No. 1 Fer
rier. in the northwest OF the north
east OF 29-23-i is drilling at 1895
feet. No ] Long. in the southeast OF
the southeast OF 30-23-i ia rig.
The Security on company No. l
Regier. In the southeast OF the south
west Uf the southwest OF 9-.i-3 Is a
rig up.
The same company No. Morgan,
in the southwest Of the northeast OF
the southeast OF li-2i-3 Is drilling
at ll65 feet.
The same company No. ] Neimnn,
in the northeast OF he southwest
ST 26-2t-3 is rig mp.
The Floyd & Fetch No. | Sourf.
in the northeast OF the southeast Of
26-94-3 is under roaming at 2.7lO
feet
The Ramsey Petroleum company
No. / Ramsey In the southwest or
the northwest OF tho southeast Of g.
2i-3 is timbers on the ground. -
The Unity oil company No.
Ramsey In the southwest OF the
northwest OF the southeast OF S-2i-3
is timbers on the ground.
N The Unity on company No.
Yates In the northwest of the south
east Of / 224-3 Is rig up.
The Ramsey Petroleum company
No. wilIiamsp In the southeast Of
the northwest OF 332t-5 Is a rig ur.
The Midwest OH company No l
Benson, in the northeast OF the
northwest OF the northeast OF 23-24-6
is shut down for orders at . 500 feet.
The Gypsy on company No. l In
the southwest Of the northeast OF
the northeast Of 2i-25-5 Is rig up.
The same company No In the
southeast OF the northeast OF the
northwest Of 1886 Is rig up.
The Central states No. Tallla-
ferrio, In the southeast nf the south
east OF 3l-25-7 is abandoned.
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Al Waicr.


The Neb-Okla No. | Edwards IN
the northwest OF the northwest OF
-3s-llw Is drilling at 400 feet
The Mistletoe OIL company No. 2
Land In the southeast of the north
east OF 3-2s-l0w is running five an
three -sixteenths-inch casing at 1870
feet.
The Nc Man No Priddy in the
northwest corner of the southeast OF
10 2s-l0w is ready to start.
The same company No, I Chap
man in the northeast OF the south
west Of the northwest OF lO-2s-l0w
is drilling at 1900 feet
The same company No. 6 Chap
man In the southwest OF the north
west OF the northwest OF l0-2sl0w
is u rig.
The same company No. Chap
man In the extreme northwest OF 10
2s-lOw is setting six and fiye-eighths-
inch casing AT 2,2l2 feet
A. r. Campbell Is building a rig
for No. . Priddy in the northeast of
the northeast OF thSsnortheast OF
9-2s-lOw %
The Reasor and others No. ! ToOt
In the northeast Of the southwest OF
the southwest of 9-2s-i0w is setting
six and five eighths- inch casing at
2,l0O feet.
The National OH & Refining Co.
No ? Hilton in the northwest cor
ner OF the southeast OF 6-2s-l0w q
shut down at 2 067 feet.
The same company No. / Hilton
In the northeast Of the southeast OF
6-2s-l0w Is shut down at 2,l05 feet
The Me Man No. , Maze In the
l.. a. = NJ a.
northeast OF 6-2s-f0w k rig.
The Southland and others No. 3
Wiley In the southwest OF the north
easy Of tho northeast Of b-2s-l0w Is
drilling at 400 feet
The same company No. Wiley
In the northwest OF the northeast Of
the northeast or 6-2s-lOw Is drilling
At go feet
The Skelly and Sankey No. ? Wiley
in the northeast corner OF b-2s-lOw
ls a rig
The same firm No. ! Wiley In the
extreme northeast OF 5-2s-lOw Is
shut down at 2,046 feet
The National oil az Development
Co No. / Howell in the northeast Of
the southwest OF the southwest OF
5-2s-lOw has Il showing OF oil on the
top of the sand found at 2.l00 feet
The same company NO. | Wiley In
the southwest OF the southeast OF
the northeast OF 5-2s-l0w is drilling
at 800 feet
The Daw Belle on company No
Pound In the southeast OF the
northeast OF the northwest OF 5-2s-
low is cleaning out at 2 006 feet
The Carter No. 8 Wiley in the
southeast OF the northwest OF the
northeast of 52s-1Ow is drilling at
1900 feet
The same company No. Wiley
in the northeast OF the suuthwest of
the northeast of 5-2s-l0w is rig
The same company No r Wiley In
the northwest OF the southwest Of
the northeast Of 5-2s-l0w Is shut
DOWN at i.7S0 feet
The same company No. I Wiley In
the southwest OF the northwest Of
the northeast OF 5'2s-l0w is setting
eight and one-Quarter-i inch casing
at $50 feet
The same company No ; Wiley In
the southwest corner Of the north
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TULSA DEPENDS ON MONEY,
NOT RELIGION, COOKE SAYS

bigger crowd than ever turned
out last night 20 hear the Rev. Har-
Old q, Cooke. Tulsa's Jazz parson.
discuss the subject "Spotllghting
the uAurch." Long before the hour
for the services the auditorium OF
the Tigert Memorial church was
packed TO capacity. with a cfowd that
came early 10 avoid the rush.
The people OF Tulsa are depend
ing upon their financial contribu-
lions, their membership. and their
attendance at church 10 save them
rather than their religion and good
work was ono OF Cookies state
ments. "By their daily life It Is In
many cases impossible 10 tell who Is
and who is not "A church mem Der, ."
he declared
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METHODIST

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Gnu HCH Fnth and boulder. !.
! ". Ab.i. pastor. ". T. Schmitlmau.
/ Faye EIrritt Emery. assistants,
W IIard : John, auperintcndont, H.
" johnson, tr"hnuToI SUNDAY
school, . 30 Il. m, morning Worship.
1870 "A ~. Sermon by Rev /. &.
Murray Subject. The Pia,r Of the
Church IN Social Norh" Epwurth
loarur, 4 g. y. m, al young people
urged Ia attend You were miHsed
,ast sunday Intermediate league. Z
y. ~ Prayer meeting Wednesday at
\ y. IN. No evening service during
tAc months OF August StrnngsLA In
he city ARE cordially Invited 60 At
tend our services and make their
church home wi,h us.
BOSTON AVENUE On r. 81
Fifth and Boston. ". G. House,
pnstur. &. j. Allon, assistant. Roy
Lundy secretary treasurer, g, h.
Dufficld, Sunday school superin-
tcndc"t Regular preaching services
~ thr pastor At 1850 a ~. and.
p "a. Sunday school ut 0 80 a. m.
with cIaTcs for all Special Epworth
league eervlces at Gas p. IA Prayer
meeting Wednesday a. .. m.
GRACE NJ. h. CHURCH Third
ana Trenton. Rev. Everett Simp-
son. pnator Sunday school. 9.J0 a.
m Morning worship, II a. m. Ep-
worth league, f.i5 . I'm Evening
worship. Sis y. m. Mid week prayer
meeting, WEDNESDAY, s:l6 y. IN.
WESLEY COMMUNITY -- First
and Ico. Ncst Tulsl. Rev W. {.
clock. pastor. Sunday school a. 10
a m. Epworth league, Z 80 a m.
sermon 4 a m.
TIGERT MEMORIAL On. Il 81
Main and ELston. Rev. Harold q.
Cooke. pastor, 1850 North Denver.
phone bsBl; Coleman l. Eckle, sec
Rotary, phone SS3t. Sunday school
s.t5; Epworth lengue. 715; junior
2:30, church services, II ana S5U
hoy Scouts, 7 80 Friday evening. Al
BETHEL MISSION osceola and
Council northeast part OF ciyl'
Mrs Bertha Ehlera. smnerintendefr
Sunday school at 2 80, followed by
public worship
WESLEY CHAPEL (M " Col)
and Eastun. Rev. II. 7 ;.
JohnRon, pastor, sunday school
Q 30: preaching a. II and 1880. Ep-
worth league, 80.
browns SIAPEL,--C, NJ, C
aOT North Frankfort Rev, ] X
Mccain, pnstor. SUNDAY schooi
. 30; preuching II and 7.ao; Ep-
worth league. ESQ.
CIRCUIT MEMORABLE n .
and Quaker. Landor u
Brannon pastor. NJ. l.. FoundStone
acting sunday school superintendent
Harry Thompson, EByorth league
r. w. keefe, financial
aecretary. Sunday school at 9tA' a
m Epworth League p III.
nt / a. m, ana p' !
m. The pastor has returned from
his vacation and viii III the pulpit
both morning and evening subjects
The Gospel the Key TO LIE and
Rest. Play and Service" The even
ing service will be on the church |
lawn. Quarterly Conference Wed |
nesday evening at 8 o'clock. pr
Thnckery will preach and preside at
business session Everybody Is vel
come nt this church.
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EAST ST. LOUIS. M. Aug al
Street car service here and i'm l6
nearby towns was resumed today
after a suspension OF 10 days The
striking carmen last night voted to
return TO work today pending arbi-
tration Of their demands hy the MI
nOis public service commission
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fchOol Hl .. m. with Asa Wilksr-
S0n. young peoples s'Rergeant major.
%. eht4 ge. iOung peoples legion al
0.20 Mrs. Johnson VIII give "a 10
minute lalk street service, Sec
and and Main at 7 30 and at 80
~ the citadel You are always wei
come here.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ASSEMBLY or fifth and
Peoria UearD. Rev. $ A. Jamison.
pastor. phone isil-R. sunday
school at 10; preaching AT II, eve
ming service, 7:15. Weekly services
every Tuesday and Friday nights
Chlldrens meeting Wednesday at
2:30
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In the Oil Fields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
brought IN recently oftsetting this
lease. and the territory now generally
known as the Usage Hill, Is one OF
marked activity.
II +. Wilcox is spudding In on his
No. on the Jacob Tiger farm In To-
lt-ll, In the northwest corner Of
south half OF northwest.
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LONDON. Aug 7l--Th~ Middle
sex Education committee has decided
20 establish farm institute for
small gardeners in the county. 4
demonstration farm ~ .buu, 60
acres - IN the plan The estimated
est for the first year .E $50 600 ~,
Guiding $4,000 Tor the land
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CITADEL -- l2O West Second
street Adjuiant and Mrs O. T
Johnson in charge. Street service
Third and Main AZ 10. holiness
meeting az citadel at II; sunday
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Tumblcr- Anything but Tumbling.

LONDON, Aug. 3l.-Tho ordinary
Kitchen tumhlcr which sold In Lon
don before the war lt three cents
each Is now priced at g cents. This
jump OF eight times I'm value Is said
10 bc tho war record OF Great
Britain.
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CHRISTIAN,

FL II ST CHRISTIAN-M Meeting
temporarily In court house. sixth
and, Boulder. Rey. Meade DuttA
pastor. ll03 South Denver, phone
$3.50; Nate McCutcheon, business
manager bS6 Mayo building. w. y.
FodlIey, superintendent Bible
school, 0'aO. Euseavor. Gas; COM
munion and preaching at lO45.
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ATIIOTsIC.

HOLY FAMILY -- Eighth ana
boulder. Rev. John q. Herring. rec
tor Childucn's mass ana religious
instruction at . .. m. high mass
and sermon At 10 30. evening serv-
ices AZ 7.30 O'Clock
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WARNING!

Bat So nr TRUTH about TEXAS OIL.
rRnul tTiuN ard DIVIDEND nave-s
". vii ms. yo1 ABSOLUTELY FRFF a.
o''lr.a STATE Go'.rnmrut report made
90 ''- office - tho sfat. comp'roIIrr
bs 81 froiurirs Dl Companies o. TWAS
Nth sE-.r
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Captures shnrl WIN nnndLrrrn,ct

~ =. .-''''' NTTTI TFNTIWNiFfFlFfT
SNl GUS. Mass Aug 81 John
lluhhs. 10, captured wlrktr,'
shark , feet o inches long .hv f,.ug
a han lkcrchicf about i's aN
Hobbs sister was on her wa, 4p,,re
from grocery store whom 81. heard
q splashlnC In ~" water ON the ,asr
80 Riverside cemetery Irvcs'tryrlnr
the found the shark trying 'u rot
into the river II lli become strand
I'd when the tide turned She called
her brother. who wound his hand
i.erchirf around 3D., slim. 'sl 81 'r,
shark. dragging b. ashore
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LUTHERAN.

FIRST LUTHERAN Fifth and
Elwood. REV. s. 8 Kaufman. n. 4. 8,
pastor Sunday school 9.i5. preach.
ing at II.
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There are more than 1880 600
acres of unproductive ''r' .n Span.
stale nuts can be f...TrHrH Hr
.oafInr an hour in mlih. iH.H 4-.ls
In an oven
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JEWISH

TEMPLE ISRAEL - Fourteenth
and Cheyenne. Rabbi Harrison
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SACRED HEART Sixteenth. and
Rockford Rev Charles Standncrt.
rector Service AZ usual hours
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SALVATION ARMY.

B'NAI FMtNAIt - S19 South
Cheyenne Morris Teller. rabbi
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TULSA UNITY CLASS OF Prac-
ucal Christianity meets each Thurs
day evening at 4 In superior court
room In county courthouse.
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INVESTIGATE

you OWE THAT MUCH TO YOURSELF
AND FAMILY
and yon viii certainly i,Aru there is SOME
THING NEW UNDER THE SUN IN the
state Of Texas, tho poor mas OF. FIELD
over FuIR z HUNDRED POOR NFN made
uiilluuaifss from TtNAS OH discoveries
iu to ,ears Thousands ~ people made
small fortunes aad the opportunities are
getting rTtAlrr
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nn}il i Q<hQl!1fh I! e }; :,

Is a. near n strictly community
church as "A church can be in these
times ana - a church We welcome
people OF all orecds We need you
and YOU need US. Come To church
sunday.
COLLEGE HILL Seventh and
HctOy. Rev. Robert II Clarke, pas
tor, :. g, Johnson. superintendent
Endcavor AT 6!i5, junior at 3 in
lcrmediate nt GAS, Preaching by
shG pastor at II and B..
IN UNITED PRESBYTERIAS --
Cheyenne and Cameron Rev
Charles H. Newco;nb, pastor. ll6
West Cameron; phone 2947-R. G. s.
Wilson. superintendent Bible school
at y:i5: preaching at II. evening
service with the young people at \.
Prayer praise and Bible study at 5
"Wednesday evening.
BCLLETTH COMMUNITY Has
keu aud Bullette Nev. A. T. Wes-
ton, pastor, G a. Edwards. super
ihtendent Sunday school at e;I5.
Endeavor at 7. evening services at s..
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First spIRIrIrAI.Isr

FIRST SPIRITUALIST - X. =.
halL Rev Mrs j H ,Flemming,
pastor Services at 5 p IN. The
pastor under spirit control, will
deliver lecture Circle after regu-
lar meeting. McSages by Mira Ida
Thompson and The pastor.
TULSA CITY MIsSION-2I West
Second Rev. A. l. Lichenstein. pas
tor city missionary services every
night At 1880. MONDAY prayer meet
ing daily; preaching by the pastor.
Sunday school for men. women and
children not otherwise attached
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
CReorganized Latter Day Snints) --
Tenth and Rockford George n,
Kelley pastor Sunday school at
$50, sacrament at ii. religio at
$50; preaching at 7;i5: prayer
service at 7.io Wednesday.
MISSION or REDEEMING LOVE
lOs South Boston
ADVENTIST Sixth and Madison.
CHURCH or GOD - Fifth and
Madison.
SOCIETY or DIVINE THOUGHT
1890 East First Lecture at &. Spirit
messages after lecture. All inter-
osted are invited
CHURCH OF CHRIST (Ftryp-
W ashington school, First and Rock
FORD, on Kendall line.
CHURCH OF CHRIST (Second)- 60
Irving school auditorium. Take
owen Pack cars
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH
Moose hall, nag south Boston. Rev.
Gertrude Hull, pastor. Meetings dis
continued until September. Those
wishing spiritual advice Will find the
pastor at her home AT Verne. sand
Springs line, from a. IN. TO 1 % M.
any day except Sunday.
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EPISCOPAL

TRINITY CHURCH-Firth and
Cincinnati. Rev G. V. King rector.
Not reported
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PREsBYTEiiIAN.

FIRST pR ESBHTERIAN -- sew
cnth and Boston Rev G, w
Kerr. pastor. sunday school at
9,aO m. preceded by 15 min
utca of music by the orchestra
Wo invite every one. no matter how
old or how Young, Rs we have classes
fnr air under competent TEACHERS,
Preaching at 1855 a m. by the as
Histnnt pastor. Rev Hugh A. Cros
wcn subject Tho Battle on Home
soil" The senior Christian Endeavor
meets AT 6.4h u. IN. Preaching again
At \ hy the assistant pastor Subject,
Too Far In the. Rear" The evening
service will be held on the lswn.
Come and hear the sermon and be
comfortable. Strfngcrs are especial
~ invited. Rev G W. Kerr pastor.
SECOND pRESBNTERTAN-Cor-
ncr Zunis and Barton strcets. w II
Murphy ir pastor. SUNDAY school
at a.i5 We have n Sunday school
that does not teach dcuominttional
doctrines but the fundamental facts
~ the Hitlc upon which all churches
agree. We Welcome ChlldBn Of all
faiths IN this community Sunday
school Morning worship az II. Ser
mon hv tho pastor Topic. Lost We
Forget" Evening Worship at S. yer.
mon hy the pastor Tnpic Tho
Wonder ur tho Twentieth Century"
Special music In the evening that
YOU viii enjoy Wednesday evening
prayer and social gathering AZ s. A
live prayer meeting thar will help
YOU during the week. This church
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BAPTIST.

FIRST BAPTIST Fourth and
Cincinnati Hov W o. Anderson
minister. Bible school at $50 u IN.
morning worship at 1850 a m;
Young peoples meeting at Gas p,
m; evening worship at 3 y. m The
pastor Will preach at both services.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
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EoGALEs AVENUE -- First and
Noghles Rev w "A. Todd. pastor;
phone 4s47, Sunday school al g:i5.
Charles III, Fox, superintendent:
phone 2423, j. Y. +. 4. at 7. Junior
at the same hour; Sunbeam band
at 3. preaching services at II and s.
WEST TULSA-E. II owen. pas
tor, phSnc 7750-R Bible school at
= 40. preaching at II and 1880,
prayer meeting Tuesday.
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IMMANUEL BAPTIST -- c. +.
Siler pastor. residence 1T South
victor, phone $3.50. 9iB0. c. T.
Kelley. assistant pastor and flnan-
ctal secretary, 20l9 East Third. Sun
day school at 9:45. J. w. Adams in
charge, II. R.fP. u. senior. interme-
diate and junior meeting at 6:46:
mid-wock praper service Wednesday
evening at g.
The diamond drill., 1919-09-20

Mrs. Mary Picord left yesterday for
Marinette where she will visit with
relatives for a few days.
Miss Keast OF the COOPERATIVE Of
flee is spending her vacation this
week at Calumet. Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hioskey were Wis
itors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Bray, OF Iron River on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil LaReau are the
proud psxents of ten and three-quar-
ter pound baby boy, born last Sun
day.
Miss Eda Scollotti. accompanied by
her parents of Iron Mountain. motored
to Bessemer Sunday returning Monday
evening.
Miss Esther Berg spent several days
here the first OF the week visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, II Berg, return
ing to Ironwood Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fritz Moberg. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. T. Carlstrom, Miss Agnes
Carlstrom and Carl Soderberg visited
relatives at Iron River Sunday.
Miss Margaret Kramer returned
Saturday from a visit OF three weeks
with her parents and resumed her
position at the bank on Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Keast returned Thurs
day from weeks visit with relatives
at Calumet Mrs Lauri Osterberg
filed the vacancy at the COOPERATIVE
store during her absence.
The diamond drill., 1919-09-20
Nersollals

Mrs. Elsie Tufts left Monday for a
visit OF two weeks with relatives at
Dollar Bay.
Miss Mercedes Gursky has accepted
a position as apprentice at Miss Stol-
berg's millinery store.
The Loyal Helpers met Thursday
evening at the home OF Eric Anderson
at the schaffer location.
Sidney vanderpool motored to Mar
quette Thursday where he will remain
10 assist his father in his carpentry
work.
Mrs. Ambrose Sumo OF Iron Noun
tain, spent the week end at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. II.
jackson.
Mrs Charles Warren and family
left last Tuesday night for Abbotts-
ford. b. c.. where they will make
their future home
Mrs. Anton Holmes and children, OF
Amasa, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day here visiting with Mrs. Holmes
sister. Mrs. V. Bowden.
The diamond drill., 1919-09-20


Herman Fesing came down from
Houghton last Tuesday to inspect the
Sheldon mining properties in this
vicinity.
Ed Grunland has taken a position
with Brauns & Vann and will make
Crystal Falls his headquarters. He
will occupy the old Hasselstrom
property near the st. Paul depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holmes drove
to Wakefield last Wednesday to visit
with Mrs. Abe Matthews They we're
accompanied by Mrs. Bowdish and
Mr.. Guy Holmes. Jr.. who came here
from Menominee 10 make the trip
with them.
Among the arrivals noted during
the week was that OF Miss Ruby r.
Rowley of Crystal Falls and other
"Y" girls from France. Miss Row
ley has been doing canteen duty in
France since last winter. She ex-
poets TO return to her school duties
at Evanston after a short rest.
The Amasa baseball team stopped
in Crystal Falls last Thursday en-
route TO Iron River where they play
ed the Pentoga team that afternoon
at the fair grounds. The game went
IA innings and would have been go
ing yet had not a batted ball got
under an automobile. allowing Pen
toga to win. Premo, OF Amasa. is de-
yeloping into an excellent pitcher.
and came in for many compliments.
In fact. the entire Amasa team got
much praise for the plucky game they
put up. Pentoga is a good team al
so, having beaten all OF the rival
teams in the vicinity.
The diamond drill., 1919-09-20

The Misses Ethlen Henry and Ruth
Martin left Monday for Lawrence coll
lege at Appleton.
Miss Esther Holmes leaves Monday
for Grafton Han. school for young
ladies at Fond du Lac.
Miss Isham and Miss Larsen ac
companied by Messrs. Biork an&
Carlson motored 70 Iron River We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Herman Ruwitch returned
home Thursday from Milwaukee
where she spent the past week with
her daughter. Miss Hinda, at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sandberg re-
turned Tuesday from Canada where
they have made their home for some
time. Mrs. Sandberg will remain
here for the winter. while Mr. Sand
berg will return to Canada after a
few weeks stay here.