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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-05
Chittenden County
ESSEX CENTER

The Rev. II. r. Fay. former pastor Of
the Congregational Church went last
Wednesday to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital for treatnent.-The special religi-
Gus services opened last evening at the
Federated Church and will continue for
period Of two weeks. The Rev Mr..
Locke of the Waterbury Church is as
sisting the Rev. G. G.. Wcscott pastor of
the Federated Church.-C. J. Perry of
Philadelphia was a weekend guest of
Miss Flossic Austin.-Mrs. Louise Ladd
visited her son. DR.. II. A. Ladd. in Bur-
lington Sunday.-G W. Sharplcy, who
has been very i'll. is reported moro COM
fortabe.-Thc united choir OF the Fed
Grated Church will meet for practice i'm
mediately after the evening service to-
night
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BRIDPORT

John Stokes. who has been confined to
the bed with the grip for week, is able
to be around the house. Martha Alard
is i'll with grip.-lierald st. johns Is
slowly gaining from his recent Illness
The marriage of Augustus Pidgeon oil
this town and Miss Blanch Brisson OF
Shorham took place at ST. Genevieve $
Church in Shorham. The Rev. Father
Welch ofiiciated.-The storms of late have
filled the roads so that some of them are
impossible and quite few that attend
ed the dance at the Masonic hall Friday
night were obliged to stop az the houses
along the roads to keep from freezing.
Some frcze their hands and face and
some their feet before they could reach
n house
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meeting room and other modern con-
venicnces.
Winooski Review, No. 5, Lady Macca-
bees. held its annual installation at the
home Of Mrs Frank Gadue of Center
street Monday evening. The following
officers were reelected to serve for the
ensuing year: Commander, Lady Lewis
acknowledgements Lady Saunders
past commander. Lady Keefe; sentinel
Lady Gadue; picket, Lady Wilett. The
new officers installed were: Finance
officer. Lady Kirby; record keeper. Lady
Abalr; collector. Lady NJ. Saunders SER
gcant. Lady Clark. Lady Kirby, who
has been the record keeper for two
years, was presented damask bed SET
by the review in token Of her services
Following tho installation refreshments
were served and delightful evening was
enioYed.
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BRISTOL

Mrs. Clarence Atwood Of Castleton Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Donald Wilson.
r. w. Cove Is confined to the house by
illness -Miss Holden Of the University OF
Vermont gave an interesting talk before
the outlook club at Mrs. Gould's Friday
afternoon. While here Miss Holden was
entertained by Mrs. John ID. Martini
Miss Smith chaperoned party of high
school girls on a snow-shoeing party to
Jesse Rdley's camp. about two miles
south Of here. where they had supper
Saturday was the coolest day Of the win
ter thermometers registering from % to
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LINCOLN

Word has been received from
Amesbury, Mass, of the death Of
George Brown, Mr., Brown lived here for
many years and has many friends and
relatives in this Standardization Chap
man is visiting at the home of his broth
er. Frank Chapman, George Dearborn,
who has been seriously i'll for few days.
is better.-Mrs. Fred Brown is confined
to the house by illness.-Mr. and Mrs.
lilihu Purinton spent the weekend with
Mrs. Purinton's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dearborn Kathleen Siples
who has been confined to the house. Ill
with chicken-pox. has returned to her
school in Bristol.-Mr. and Mrs, George
Bassett, who have been spending several
weeks in Springfield Mass. has returned
to their home here.-Clarence Hamilton
has been taken to the Mary Fletcher hos
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MILTON BORO

Wilbur Shonfo VINO has been passini
a few days in this place, has returne'
10 Richmond,-F. w Berry left 70
columbus. Ohio, January 27-Arthu
Beauregard is visiting friends here .--Leol
Lester returned to Winooski Wednesday
Mrs. r. y. Mills is spending a few day
in st. Albans.-Charles Bullock is at r
r. Goodwin's in Georgia. Mr.. Goodwin
has bronchial pneumonia his man.
friends in this place wish him a speed.
recovery, Mildred Evarts spent tn
weekend AT +. +. Bullock s,-Pear
Gonyeau was in this place the first %
the week. =.
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EAST CHARLOTTE

The death of Jeremiah Palmer occurre'
January rs after an illness Of five days
Mr.. Palmer was Sc years Of age, the sol
of Horace and Betscy Bulb Palmer. n
is survived by half-brother. Bur
Palmer. with whom he had lived 70
many years, and by nenhews and nieces
The funeral was held at the home Thurs
day afternoon. the Rev. Lyman Hal
pastor % the Baptist Church. officiating
Burial WAS in the Quaker burying groun
in n<ton.-George Palmer of Nc'
Haven and William Palmer Of Rristc
were in town to attend the funeral q
their unclo.-A son was born February
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pelkcy.-N
Stearns has taken possession of the farr
which he recently purchased of Ere
Edwards
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STARKSBORO

Word has been received here that Miss
Cynthia Cole. who is working in Wash
ington, ID, c., is in the hospital with
pneumonia. James Casey is m.-Carl,
son of Mr.. ana Mrs Harry Hallek, is
some bettcr.--C. Ladoo visited Mrs. f. A..
Thorne In Bristol Monday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Il. X. Eddy and Mrs. George Ladeau
spent few days the first of the week
with their aunts, Mrs. Cookie and Mrs.
Dockoy, in Burlngton.-The thermometer
registered 3S degrees below zero early
Sunday morning. the coolest of the sea-
son,-G. II. Clifford has recovered from
his illness and returned to his home In
Charlotte.-George Clifford Is driving the
r. r. ID. route No. while Il. X Eddy
is taking a few days vacation
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SHOREHAM

About 30 couples attended the Masonic
dance Friday evening and in spite of the
severe cold, all reported pleasant
time.-Miss Alice Goodron of Ripton has
been a recent guest of>Mr. and Mrs. A.
q. Dudley.-Oscsr Cover of Bakersfield
is the new clerk at p w. Waite's store.
Monday morning. Blanche, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanislas Brisson, was mar
iied to Augustus Pidgeon Of Bridport. at
st. Genevieve's Church.-Mrs. L. II. Tot
tingham has returned from two weeks in
Rutand-Miss Katherine, only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. LARA O'Rourke. was
united in marriage to Lucian Nison OF
Bridport at St Genevieve's Church by
Father Wclch Tuesday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs Burns, a sister of the groom. at
tended them A wedding breakfast was
served at the brides house, to which o
few friends Mnrn invited.
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CHARLOTTE

The Library association will have a
entertainment at it's hall this w"ek Fr
day and Saturday evenings. cungtst4n
Of short play by number Of adic
followed by a rustic minstrel show" u
ladies and gentlemen. There will b
dancing free each evening after tho enter
tainment-Mrs. Harriet Smith and daugl
ter. Winifred, of Northampton. Mass
arr guests at r. r. Smith s.-Miss t,nm
Leavenworth has returned from visitin
relatives in Ninooski
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Addison County
MiDDLEBURY

Mrs. Mary Z. rlsley, widow OF col. silss
\. llsloy died in her rooms at the Addison
iouse at 10 o'clock Thursday evening
after four weeks illness with pneu-
lionia. following previous i'll health OF
several weeks She had made such n
strong fight for life during the past two
or three weeks that her friends were
j;oping for her ultimate recovery, Mrs
llscy was 70 years old, having been born
The daughter OF Gopher and Mary
trhorno at Catskill. y. Y. March 4. 1911.
Size was married to Col. lsey at Brook
Ign. y y, March f. 1865. and the cere-
0lony was performed hN the Rev Silas
iscy. the "a her OF the groom. The e. oom
vas az that ti!ae serving in the Union
army and was In brooklyn on furlough
ut the time of the marriage. Mtcr the
war. they settled down ~ Brooklyn, col.
lsey entering upon an Industrial career
in the mduufacture of tin cans of many
varieties After many years when Col.
and Mrs. Ilsley were in search in desir-
able home they finally decided in coming
TO Middlebury Mrs. Isley since living
ia Middlebury has always lived q quiet
retired life. but was greatly interested
in the welfare Of thr Memorial Raptist
Church here, which beautiful building
was gift from hey late husband ard
she was also largely Interested in tho
village OF Middcbury itself as may be
observed by hcr gift during her life time
of s25 600 70" Il librar, fer this village 10
he added to an cqua! amount which col
isley had bcqucathcG foY a Memorial
library. Mrs. lslcy WIS also in the habit
,.. ,,,, -, ,,.,
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s"r'ire" were hc'n III 'hc Memorla'
baptiS' '"uirh - "'@' " CLOCK SUNDAY
irterhooh ana thf services were con
iucted by the pastor OF the church. inc
rev 10Y y. "hitt'nofe' ASSISTED ny the
itcN. W. a. faVlSoi' u. D'' OF bnrl'ngton'
me remains were taken 1or ihtermeht
% new norN ana Iaid peS'"e those Oh her
husuahu.
INC Ho''IS III TOWN. were somewhat
~ 's'" az i''PiNIuE holh 'ne Guy
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snond :. f.,y woatsNr and M.
George Riscombc of ntarve,ta Ga arc
i'm town for a short STAY and arc &c,
ting tbcir fir.t t,s,c If :, Now Enc.
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NORTH FERRISBURG

Martin Bull celebrated his 10Th bir'houE
January 2s. John Williams ana fanny
spent the day with them-Miss ots',s
Turner spent Sunday at the home Oh - o.
Martin Mrs. Garvin of Shelbtnhe anu
Mrs. MacVar of Bristol were in town
Friday TO attend the funeral Of Henry
Lecoy. -IIoward Brooks is moving 10
Bristol +. r. E,dwa rds has sold his farm.
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ADDISON

Owing to the condition of the roads and
the weather. the poverty social was given
up for the time being John Wilkinson
is HILLARY Cross is to carry on the
Isaac Smith farm coming year-Mr. and
Mrs. Ezra Smith have rented the Bert
Crane place at the Corncrs.-Erwin Car
penter's family arc all Ill with influenza
and are OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were no
services at the church Sunday on &C
count of the cold Charles Menning is i'll.
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HUNTINGTON CENTER

Mrs Ralph Miles went to the MARI
Fletcher hospital Wednesday for treat
ment. mir and Mrs. e. II. Liberty wer'
in Burlington Wednesday to sec hi
mother, Mrs. Mary Sweet, who is II
with pneumonia.-Mis Francis Pierc,
visited her uncle, Edison Pierce Satur
day and Sunday.-Merle Gorton has re
turned home from HIS work in Spring
! Gn-
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EAST SHELBURNE

The Progressive Agricultural club will
meet at Myron d. walters Friday eve
ming. February 6-Lewis Slocum returned
home Monday after spending few days
with his brother in Milton.-Miss Beatrice
Bevins of Burlington spent sunday at
the home OF her uncle. Myron ID. Waller.
Miss Lulu Atwood of Burlington spent
Sunday at her home.
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WEST MILTON

Mrs. Ida Everest is spending few day 5
with her sister, Mrs. lioyt Mears-F. G.
Blake has been i'll for the past two or
three weeks with the grip.--lioyt Mears
has the mumps.--George Borette of Bur.
lington has returned to his home after
spending a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Iby.--IIarold Chaplin was a visitor in this
place Sunday.--Florencc Beauvais has
gone to Toronto, where she has Il posi-.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs r. II, Chessmore entertained
several ladies from Richmond Tuesday
MT, ana Mrs Il. II. Lombard OF Moht-
peiier were weekend visitors of relatives
IN town'-News was received Tuesday OF
me marriage of Miss Beuah Edwards OF
waterbury to Carl Miller OF the same
place Miss Edwards was formerly
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Jonesvlle girl-Mrs. Guy Goodrich is as
sistng Mrs. G. G.. Fuller with the care
Of Mrs. Tyler, who remains very feeble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Balch were In Bur
lington Tuesday.--Miss Mucues, who has
been caring for Mrs Tyler the past
month, has returned TO Burlington.-Mrs.
Della Hldrodth is in poor health. Her
sister of Middlebury is caring for her
NJ NJ. Ager of Montreal is spending a
few days at his home here,-W. o. Lane
is on a business trip to New York.
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UNDERHILL

Mrs. A. C. Humphrey. who has beer
in for the past two months. went Tues
day to the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
ment Miss Ida Bogue returned to Bur.
lington Saturday after a two weeks visi
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. II. c
Bogue.-Frank Ladeau " Ill with mumps
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~ degrees below zero, THE JUNIOR nie"
school held social in GRANGE nali
day evening r.. w. Newton ana fanny
of Wadhams, n. T., have been spending
n few days with Mr.. and Mrs H. W.
Sprapup
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pital for treatment. Bristol Sples, who
has been i'll the past week. is better.-The
Farmers cclub met at A. w. Guindon's
Tuesday evening.-'Thc auditors will be-
gin auditing town accounts Thursday.
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FOR RENT

i2-ROOM HOUSE with bath at so Maple ST.
to rent. Inquire at SO No. Union st.
God II
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HELP WANTED Oh dairy farm. woman for
houscworl, mar. for ali around farm work
no smoking: man and wife without chill
dren preferred; permanent position for
right people: correspondence solicited
D. A. Kneciand. Mountain Home Farm
Waitsfeld, VT. 30w2t
CAPABLE WOMAN wanted for house
work on farm G. e. Baker, Eden, VI
BOW At
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WANTED

MARRIED MAN wanted as herdsman
modern dairy farm; neatness required.
separate house, state wages and refer
ences in first letter good job for the
right man. F. II. Reed, Greenfield. Mass
32.w -
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FRANK S. LANOU & SON
Practical Plumbers and Steam Fittera
Next North Burlington Savings BaDk
% 81. Paul Street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Big Wen In
Wilcox Pool at Beans

Auelo. Texas on company No. :
Lctti" Banks IN 30-l5-ll ON seven
and a half acre tract bought from
iuhn IT, Rcbold and Andrew j
pttors Of Okmulgoo, was drilled
down from 2,53S. To 2,572 feet. get
ting second pay IN butcher sand and
is reported flowing l21 barrels
hourly This we'll made ! 100 bar
rols In the first pay streak in the
butcher sand several months ago.
ON the forty aStcs of which the
Banks lease is a part there are now
,11 producing wells. all of which
are In the upper pay streak of the
butcher and none of which have
apparently hit the sand from whicH
'hc new well Is producing.
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No. ward. In the center Of tho
north limo Of the nor hraet OF nc
northwest OF section a. ia Swabhiug
a,5 barrels No. ward is swaO0ing
iD5 barrels No. ~ ward farm iH
good for 40 barrels natural No. ~
Npblo. at the ccntff Of the south nc
nf the northwest of thr northeast of
gI-4H.2w. ls Bw1bbing $50 barrels
daily from thc1 300 foot sand.
Simpson and others drilling No. 4
Dobcyrv in the northwest OF the
northeast ~ tho northeast of 27-as-
g,v. /. good FOR 200 barrels uaoiral at
gg4U feet. Roger ana others No. o
Doborry. is making 500 Barrels ma
mIal. and is located at the center ~
the west line Of the northeast Of ihc
northeast uf accion ~.
Thc' Tuxas company has n $50
barrel we'll natural In tho 2,26i foot
suud, IN No. I hiorton, at the center
uf tho north line Of the southwest ~
tine southeast Of "a iH- 2W. The Texas
rumpauy.a No. ! Danny ~ Bwabhiug
500 barrels from The 2.300 foot sand,
and ia inthc southwest Of the north
east nf tho northwest Of 27-is-2w.
writ Frauklin'H No, 8 Shellen-
/ berger. at the center OF the north
/ line Of the southeast, Ot the soAth
. Mtfi OF ~ " -aW, l5f Eoou ibT @NN
| barrels natural IN the 2.134 to 2,lGt
| foot pay No. Z shcllunborgor is q
is5 barrgl ,g well NATURAL In the s'so'
Tho Hnma OKLA Oil company tcs
| on the Woodruff farm In the south
| east -of tho southwest OF l5-is-2w
! is making 90 barrels on the pump
/ No 2 Woodruff iR "a 500 barrel wei
| nnturai while the samo company
No. 2 Griffin, IN the nottheast Of thD
| northwest Of the northwcst OF 20
is-2w, Is good for 30 barrels.
The wolverine Oii oompanys No
"a Dillard, in the northwest corrc
~ the northwest OF the uorthois
~ 22-fE 2w, ia good for 200 barrel
natural at i,155 feet
| The Carter Oh Compnny's No .
on the Noble farm at the center O
the southeast Of the northeast Of 81
ls-2w. is drilling at 252 feet. No. 9
on this lease and located at the cen
tor OF the north line of the south
cast ~ tho northeast Of the scCtio
~ rig, No. 26 at the ccntcr of th
south line OF the northeast Of IA
northeast OF section ~ is a location
while the Carriers No Hamilton, (
tho southwest Of the southwest OF IN
southeast Of section 20 Is rig.
The Cotton Belt OH compauy's n,
on the Phoebe RcNro1t farm,
the northwest Of the northwest {
lb-is-2w. Is drilling at 900 feet.
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office, e24l WI PECK Residence 244@
Residence 244Z

In the close vicinity ~ the dltc"''ty
wolI No Q is in northeast Of nnrlh -
West of 2i.gO.I and No. F u
nnrthwcat of northeast ~ norih'i.l
Of nme section. ,.
Prairie Du company is nlao dlI''.
ing a yntor well in southwrHt cor
nor Of southcnat ~ % 2o-i nI'.'ii'"E
tho Prairie well ON the u'fIh..
John %. GrlrvcH la drilling at l..NN
fnot ON tho Hongon farm lu '''
snuthwcrt of 22-20-N. .
Thc March on company j. dIlN-
Ing at 3 300 feet on tho Bon Ii .
and John Markham, jr, is drlllnE d"
2 800 fcct on the Young farm h''N
I'M tho aouthcuHt ~ lHa2O-i.
Tho OpEo or & GAS Go. has q
rig up for tost ON tho Fr'ht
Chism allotment IN tho northeast "I
25-2O.7
Tho Victory on 4 Gas Co has q
rig up on the Bay farm la tho f'nI
west OF 2-g0.S. and tho k'nolt 'l
A Refining GO. n rigging up OF
lts test ln the southwest "t ld.so-'
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Prairie Wen to BE
In "Gushcr" Glass

The PtutiD uu a Co.'s company
gcugatiunii tDu on the Ni'dchrhud
farm IN the southeast cornor ot me
nnrthwcst Of the southeast NJ lh-l j.
.iI. In the west oxtrunIon Of iho
Dcnner pool is now drilled SO feet
In tho 2.Go5 foot pay. ana is flowing
LAT tho rntc ~ 1000 barrels ddlly
with the tools aim In the hole.
This big well lines mp with tho
bir kiugwood well quarter ot n
milo to tho northeast. which came
In u big producer in approximately
The same sand Tho l<iugwood wen
also started its big flow with the
tools In the hulo, and the Prairie
wen is looking mighty much like
u $500 barrel producer when tho
tools are out and II Is connected with
the flow tank.
The Nngwood oil company Is
movingNn tools today for "a direct
offset 10 tho east OF tho Prairie
"gushcr'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
NeWs From the South Bend
Pool. Young County, TeNas

Special 10 the world
GRAHAM. Texas. Sept. 2l,-The
three latest competitions In tn,
South Bend field OF Young county
Texas, will each mako 100 TO l2j|
barrel producers, In the opinion Of
officials OF the North American oil
n Refining corporation of oklahoma
city. They are the Booaer No. !,
Payne No. / and Goodc No. .. an
tho Joint property OF the North
American and the RoNana potro-
lcum corporation.
The Payne and Goodc No. . are
waiting on tubiDg rho Payne has
made several flows of 40 TO go bar
rcls while swabhing, but has not
| sufficient gas pressure to justify
! first estimates OF scouts that the
1 well would make from 600 10 1000
| barrels.
The Boozer. which found new
sand at t,Ssi feet was drilled TO
1889 feet and IL flowing by heads,
II will be drilled deeper
| Drilling reports on other North
AmeriCs ~ RoXaua wells follow
Goodo No. 1, fishing for Jars, $500
feet: Ford No. i stEsght roaming
$500 feet; Braddock No 1 drillinf
46O feet, sDonnci No. ?, rig. j, II
McCluskcy No, /. location: HolComl
| ANNs J. Nv dNA'llt hAi' sfAf s'N''N -''
l. location.
Othor field operations include Ray
Colcords NJ X. Graham No. l.
spuddinR. Ray Colcord's j. j. Scott
No 2, running tubing to pump
l2,075 foot. Co!cord n Colquitt, state
land. pulling pipc to abandon. dry
at 2,Gl5 feet: Denny, Stovall No. !
shut down, $50 fcot. Graham OF
Syndicatc's NJ X. Graham No, I
drilled six feet In sand found nj
2,112 feet hole fun Of oil, pan
| hHudic Refining compnuy's Mcclus
key No. .. drilling $40 feet, No.
,imbcrs, panhapdlc Refining com
narv'R j j. Scott No |, drillini
2,335 feet. Shamrock oil company
location on StovRH farm; Snowdoi
10 & McSwccnv, Stuvnll No I. rig an,
, tools moved. in; Southwestern MI
nmrs McKecn No. I, top ~ Gro
7 ! lime found at a,Go2 fcot with sho'
3 | of oil and gos; sun company, loca
h tlon on Stovall farm; OklohowH Pro
, ducing & Refining corporation tw
i locations one ON y v, \ l. survo
, No. l102 and other on NJ Is Ora
, ! ham fRrm,
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T1usADAtIY WORLD, SATURDAY, ,SEPTEMBER25, 1870

some mon there are IN Okmulgcc. as
anyone can testify VINO was there.
If viii De a feature Of the town
rcrcoforth. nnd especially as soon as
the thcator IL thrOwR upcn ana tho
plunge bath, whicn Is IN tho base
mcnt Is IN operation.
Tho plan ~ the North American
car company FOR covering the Den
vor convention Of the Independent
ON Mems association with "a moving
picture Is meeting with much on
thusiasm among tho local fraternity
and 10 goes without saying that an
of those attending the convention viii
have the novelty Of seeing them
solves assothcrs see thcm' at htur
date. n is the mention to feature
no picurc at the noN annual meeting
Uf the association. However. the pie
turo vill be Of such interest that
~ will be given complimentary e.
any of the local picture houses who
wish tu run the film. George T.
Brigham. local representative. lof
for Kansas city last night In order
20 arrange details for the taking o
/ the main features IN that city n 81
| the wish OF the North American CuI
company TO get group pictures -
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With The oil Men 0

T.. q. Shrcvcs. who will take a
leading part in tho convention at
Denver. il at Okmulgca looking after
his drilling operations. and Will leave
for n trip around thd world az soon
as the Denver convention Is over
with.
T.. 4. Young, well known oil NAV
OF Okmulgcc has every rcason to he
very proud OF his new builhng de-
voted 10 theatricals arfi dancing
which he has named TThe Hippo
dromo." II opened Thursday night
with a grand ball that was one of
the greatest events IN tho history or
Okmilgec, and was attended by
! 800 people. all of whom were
charmed with the handsome, room
devoted to\thc Light fantastic, which
IL located on the top rloor and above
the thcater. II wns' surprising show
nany beautiful women and hand