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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-12-24
Local, Social
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Messrs. Clarence Burt and Roy
Burt were visitors to Memphis last
Saturday.
Fine Stationery can be found at
Corner Drug Store.
Mr.. c. c.. Pope, of Jackson, is Wis
ting his brother, DR.. P. G. Pope and
family.
Whitman's and Beich's Candies
will please her. Corner Drug Store.
DR.. NJ. J. Smith, of Glendora, was
IN Grenada on business this week.
The newest and best perfumes at
Corner Drug Store. F.,
your Christmas visitors? Do this
about Monday or Tuesday.
W.T.. difu U1TS. a. WdT1US ldylOTt
spent part of last week in Memphis,
shopping.
Burns Tatum is at home for Christ
mas from the Gulf Coast Military
academy.
Mrs. B. d. Newson left a few days
ago to spend Christmas with her
father, Mr.. E. ID. Cavett and family.
The biggest discount yet offered
IN prices goes on at Duncan g. Co.'S.
Dec. 2Sth and lasts 10 days.
Mr.. Tom Irby, who is a student in
the law school of the University of
Mississippi, is at home for the Christ
mas holidays.
Mr.. j. P. Meaders and wife visited
Mrs. Meaders' parents, Rev. J. T.
Lewis and family in Charleston last
Sunday.
Mr.. Arch M. Wood arrived home
last Saturday from the A. & NJ, col
Jege to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wood. !
,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Mcbride, Of $
Phillip, are visiting Mrs. McBride's !
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c.. Duncan S
m Margin Street. {
Mr.. W. K. burlington left last
Saturday to spend the weekend in
Senatobia. He was joined there Sun.
day by Mr.. c. F. Goodwin.
MI. John Br. wn Owens, who is at il
tending the A. & NJ, college at |,
arrived the latter part of t
last week to spend the holidays at
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .
:. H. Owens.
Mr.. E. E. Perm was a business Wis |
tor to Coffeeville the latter part of
week looking after the ~interestst
If f. A. Penn & Son who have a
tore there.
Messrs. Ben Towns, Ben Weir.
John Brown Owens and A. M. Wood
cached home last Saturday from "a
he A. & M, college to spend Christ
mas.
First class serial stories by noted
'uthors are run in both The Prof.
.resslve Farmer and The Sentinel,
special club rate on both these
plendid papers is only $500 a year..
Wanted a buyer for house and lot
Nth orchard and water on premises, tx
wned by Matilta Taylor. Inquire kr
Hanna, 400 Superior Avenue,
I. w., Cleveland, Ohio. 12-24-4t. &c
Mr.. John Archibald Roane is at ="
ONE for the holidays. He had sew Iii
raj of his fellow-students from the
University of Mississippi, as his ca
for a short while the latter ~
art of last week. y
Miss Estes Calhoun, of Grenada,
nd her cousin, Miss Allene Bridgers. Or
wing fifteen miles west, returned
st Saturday from Bristol, Va,
here they are attending college. an
hese are both exceptionally fine
Dung ladies and were given q most foi
'rdial greeting. They will return
school after the holidays.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-12-24

Miss Estes Calhoun, of Grenada,
and her cousin, Miss Allene Bridgers,
living fifteen miles west, returned
last Saturday from Bristol, Va,
where they are attending college.
These are both exceptionally fine
young ladies and were given a most
cordial greeting. They will return
80 school after the holidays.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1920-12-24

Mr.. John Archibald Roane is at
home for the holidays. He had sew
eral of his fellow-students from the
University of Mississippi, as his
guests for a short while the latter
mart of last week.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
Notice..

Notice.
On account of being away Sunday
there will be no services at Antioch
next Sunday, Jan. II.
-, 81 L. w. Keele.
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In And Around Spruce.

Mrs. Lee Reese called on Mrs.
Frank Rich Monday afternoon.
Colman Snodgrass, X. II. i'arns
Lee Reese and Tai Kaybourn, lar
encc Raybourn. ]. y. Raybonrn bph-
chcrcd this week.
Frank Rich and wife have p1r-
chased property in Carthage amt
will move there about the fir: ct
March.
There are three TIP to date me
chanics in Spruce, Moore. !'adSctt
and Sargent. Take all your old
worn out cars to them and they Will
make them just as good as new.
MIR. and Mrs. !. H. Dickson and
children spent Sunday with their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. George Van
hoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Grow and fam
lily from near Ballard spent Sunday
with Lee Reese and family.
News is Scarce this week so Ton
will ring off,
TOM.
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In And Around Maysburg.

Mr.. llargrave butchered New
Years day.
Grandpa S,roble buchvrcd FRIDAY.
Tan White and wife and MS.
Pearl Simpson visited Grandma
Pratt al Dayton Tuesday and Was
also shopping in Garden City.
Little Roy Harvey has been sick
with Il sore throat but IS about all
right again
Noah Wilson. moved bati, To his
farm in this neighborhu"d Tuesday.
Mrs. Dale and two .oi Mrs.
Stroblc's aunts visited Mrs. ',troblc
"wednesday.
Kew. Near OF Adrian, is III 4 series
ii meetings at Maycsbhr: Baptist
church and expects /" Continue
Throughout, the week.
Rev. Hood, OF Adrian, preached
Monday night at Cove trceN Chris
,lan church.
Mrs. Dale i, sick with d bad cold
and was unable to be at Sunday
school.
Mr.. Clark and family, Mr.. McCoy
and family visited MIR. Scranton and
family Sunday.
\eda and Eunlce Hendricks VS.
tied home folks Saturday and sun
day.
Emmett Simpson. vile and baby us
iited Emmcts parents Saturday and
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Crabtrec visit
cd Mrs. Crabtree's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Spears, Sunday.
| Jim McCleney took Hiney ;,troble
and wife to Latour Saturday
Mrs. Minnie Turner and son,
Aaron, and Bert Nelson visited 1t
MIR. Sam Farmers Sunday.
| Will Douglas is sick with sore
throat.
Elizabeth Jacobs and Anna Myrtle
Doll visited katherine Middleton
Sunday. -
\ NEIGHBOR.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
Petition Filed for Consolidated
School District in Deepwater
Township.

On December 81, 1919, a PETITION
was filed with County Superintend-
ent Aioreland proposing CONSOLE
dated school district comprising
school districts Number s., 81, S.. 50.
|Yl, ard S2. The following citizens
of Deepwater township signed the
petition: Jim Baker, w. A. Eads, {.
w. Peacock. c. M Wigger, A. J..
Keen, D. w. Russell, J. A. Borland,
Bruce Odneal, George Porter, S. A..
Jackson. Del Lutsenhizer. w %.
Snodgrass. NJ. T. Catron, w. Z. Van
SAINT, W. l.. Wigger. T. L. Pierce.
Chas. Eads. +. b. Poindexter, }. O..
Snodgrass. J. H. Fletcher, 6. ".
4tBorlaFd,- NJ, Young-G.- b, Wig
ger. A. McCracken. G. H. Gutridge,
]. Fl. Ritchey, H. o. Barnes, E. I.
Jennings, {. w. Stephenson. ]. r.
McCook. c. w. Rich. c. 7. Snod-
grass, o. L. Snodgrass, o. L. Baker
&. F. Hill. A. M. Snodgrass. S: L
Keen, J.. H. Frey. Frank Frey, 0. v
Murphy. Roy Young. c. B. Dick.
!son, G. L. Snodgrass, and n. w
Murphy.
County superintendent Morelant
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
North New Home.

Mrs. Schuyler Ehart and baby and
Miss Norah Castor visited with their
brother. George Castor and wife
near Foster the first of last week.
Mr.. Morris shipped a car load OF
hogs to the Kansas City market orc
day last week. -.
Lack Patterson returned to his
home i'll Kansas City after shor,
visi, with his parents, J. y. lattcr-
son and vile.
George CASTOR. wife and baby, AMI
Mr.. and Mrs. kctton visited hurs-
NaN at " arnic kectons.
Nr. and Mrs. Chandler and Nl'i
, handler and Tom Chandler and
wiz AND daughter, Miss ! helmn
Perry Osburue and wife and Bon
Spro,l attended the funeral OF Mrs
{ handlers sister. Mrs. Crawford, IT
t\Ncst Point, Mo-, Thursday.
Merritt Pickett butchercd hogs ohe
day last week.
, Tom Chandler and wife and BABY
spcn, " cdncsday night III Butter
with her parents, MIR. and Mr..
CLANCY
Bob Sproul sawed wood for !. y.
{ Patterson and Mr.. Kennedy the last
OF the week.
Cliff l;lart and wife and daughter
spent Sunday AT Milt Reeves.
Jack Skaggs and family visited
Sunday at John Phelps.
, \lbcrt l.incndoll moved Monday
to his Scully lease, which he pur-
chased from MIR. Armstrong.
Mis-, Maggie Mccain began school
M"ndal alter two weeks vac"-
ton.
.,Drrt -incnloll and Tom ChaId-
Ter butchrrcd hogs Tuesday.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
THIRTY YEARS AGO.
January 7, 1890.

The ,leighing is fine and Cutter i
was on, with bells jinglng.
There were several cases Ut ia
grippe" il, the city.
DR.. !. +. Walls attended a meet
ing of the John Hodgcns Medical So
ciety at fIarrisonvillc last week.
The building on the northeast cor
ner of the square recently vacated by
the Bennett Wheeler company is III
the hands of ma>unS and carpenters.
who are rcmcdcling it. 1t Will DC
occupied by the Farmers Bank.
Butler had changed from fourth
class to third class town and there
was considerable speculation as to
whether or not all occupatloh ta''
would be legal i'll case an ordinance
were passed by the council putting
such a tax into effect.
The remains OF Mrs, Lulu Con-
Melee sister oi Mrs. I. {. Boulwarc
who died at her home in East Land
Texas, Friday morning at 5i5 and
was shipped to this place Tor BURIAL
arriving Saturday morning and tax
On directly to the residence OF l)r
Boulwarc, where funeral service
were held.
Mrs. Clark, wife OF H. l.. Clark
died at her home in TIM, city Ncdnc-.-
day OF consumption.
Judge J. \. ballard has been ap.
pointed delegate from Bates coul-
~ to the stock mems c"lvcnt1":
which meets III Scdalla Oh the ST.
OF this month.
!. ". keisncr, district deputy "j
the |. q. &. +. lodge went to -Adriai
Tuesday night and installed the OF.
iiccrs ui the lodge Of that city.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
Spruce News.

Mrs. I'D Dickson and daughter
left Saturday ior their home in Ne
vada. after spending Christmas ho!i-
days with relatives. ~
Mrs Nil Ddneal left Friday for
lrriyh,ui, to see her sister, Mrs.
Moreland. who very ill.,
lIr. Fletcher and family motur>,I
over to w alkcr. Mo. Saturday IT,
visit with their cousin, Lloyd Fowler,
and family. They .rctnrxd to their
home Monday.
l.unnlc ilulic ui Aiontrusc cane
Friday evening to visit with Cha>.
Parker and family. He returned to
his home Sunday evening.
Miss Mary lois Aiullcndorc le't
Thursday Tor l'arkvillc. where she i
atjriu!n:. college.
Misses l.dna and Helen Odne;i
and brother, Ray, motorcd over to
Creighton Sunday. Their mother az
toinpancd them home.
Inc party at Fred Herman 5 WAS
well attended Wednesday night. All
reported a good time.
Mrs Clay Compton and children
are Visiting with Mrs. Compton's par
cn,s. Mr. and Ms. Silvers, near kitl1
Hill.
Mrs. {. c. Morgan from near Eos.
ter visited with her daughter, Mrs
Deli Wilson last week.
Rubc Barnes delivered hogs t.
Butter Monday.
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Little Ethel Lyle Dead.

Little Ethel Lyle. the four-year-old
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Robert
Lyle. died at the home of her par
ents in Lone Oak township Thurs
day evening, January /, OF diphthera.
The little one had been sick sew
eral days, with what her parents
thought to be bad cold and her
condition was not realized until too
late, although everything known to
medical science was done to relieve
iher.
Funeral services were held SatUr:
day afternoon at the Elliott Gene
terry, where interment was made.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
Elkhart.

Well, Johnny is back i'll old Elk
hart once more. GuSs Bruner amt
[wife and the writer all took dinner
lat the home of Glenn Custer and You
can bet that his wife knows how to
get up fine dinner.
Viii kershner and family spent
New Years at the home OF John
Stephens.
@Ihc writer and Guss Bruncr and
wife all took dinner at the home OF
lioyd kershncr OH New Year $ day.
Anyone wanting. to get a good
SQUARE meal won't miss it ii they
will call at the home OF John Barton
for he killed four fine hogs one day
last week
Glenn Custer sold hogs last Mon
day at Amsterdam.
Glenn Custer has traded his calf
that had no tail to Alb Wymcr Tor
Two Arkansas hogs and he thinks lie
made good trade.
On last Friday there was very
lad accident to John Christophc:
while out hunting. His brother, I'd :,
gun was accidentally discharged,
striking John on the ley below tlic
knee and shatterihg the bone badly.
Mrs. John Barton and her two
daughters, Miss Blanch and Miss
Billie. and Jessie Barton and Mrs.
Lizzie kcrshner all spent one day
last week at the home OF Mrs. Lila
Oh, yes, saw i'll the sthhp Town
items that there is talk OF running
ben Canterbury ior Mayor OF that
town. We think that Ben is all O..
X. and if we were there we would
vote for him.
The oyster supper at the Mt. Yer
non school house was pulled of Oil
Kew \ ears. They all report a line
time aud good supper.
Johnny.
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Double Branch.

Ncl this is Il beginning OF new
Year vi 1870. We all ought to turn
over a new leaf and try and do bet
ter.
Little \circe and Lester Baker
have been very sick with the mcaslc,
but are better at this writing.
Mary and Elmer Deems spen, "Hc
day last week with their cousin, Air.
and Mrs. Ernest Deems. r
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carroll, OF
Kansas City, Mr.. and Mrs, VERNE
Ghere and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Ghcrc spent last "Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Ghcrc and iam-
lily.
Miss Mary Deems and MIR. Edgar
Baker spent Saturday night and sun
day at the home OF their uncle, John
Ecrroll.
Kat. and Roy Deems spent Sun
day with Alma and Rollin Link.
Miss Gladys Miller spent Sun 'a,'
with Miss Edna l.askey.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Baker and
daughter, LYDIA. spent Sunday With
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker.
Marie, Ralph and Freddie Baker
Joice Warner and Gladys Ghere
Willie Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. w
d. Nuckols and family. MIR. and Mrs
Elmer Evans and family spent SAN
day at the J. w. Terrell home.
Endeavor was very interesting
Sunday night with few willing
workers. All that were there rcaDed
great benefit. We prayed for /:
larger crowd next Sunday night
Our, leader will be Miss Lena Wis
ttShere.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08

posted plats and notices for All cleo
ton to be held January 20 i'll tic
Spruce school house to vote upon the
proposition. Tie district is COM
posed OF over IS sections and has an
assessed valuation of $4oo,357. This
is the largest consolidated district
that has been proposed in Bates
county: At present there are sever.
consolidated districts. If the above
proposition carries the district will
draw $500 per year from the State.
!, building is erected and site Of
at least five acres is secured. the
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
Sleepy Hollow.

Eugene Albright returned home
Tuesday from St. Louis.
Mrs, Fritts and daughter were
trading Il, Appleton City y edneo-
day.
" Ralph Drake and Wilbur l'oit de-
livcred mules to Mr.. ArSenbrlsht
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Abe Brown and daughter
spcn, Monday at Albert browns,
t,,y Ford has been out looking
ior greens. \ little earl, in the sea
SON, but Guy seems TO :;iin- it, bet
ter a little carly.
Misses Rosa and Ruby Brown
spent Friday afternoon N.i'l Mlss
Mary Mckinley.
" alter Dicht has la'>rn Np the
occupation OF patching,
Ira Brown and nephcWs. Harley
and Virgil, visited relatives at Chm
ton last week.
Joe Wix i, planning on having {;
feather bed lie purchased forty.
two head Of geese OF Il. VI. Wis last
week.
Miss Mary Schcilz spent Christ.
mas holidays with homefnlhs
Ira Wilson has rented the Mrs. i
p. browning farm. We don't know
whether he has been trading CT get
ting ready Tor a Dichl.
Miss Mary Mckinley spent "nr
night last week with Rosa brown.
Mrs. Casperson and sous spent
! New Years with l.. NJ. Nix "iit
wife.
luiln DciicnbauSh is some better
! \ number Ut young folks cnjoyet
skating on the pond at Mr.. Walker
! last week.
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Buy Stetson Hats at Black & Sons.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08

State will pay one-fourth OF the cost
of the building and the equipment.
At least two year high school will
have to be maintained if the district
draws aid from the State.
The proposed district takes in all
Of Decpwatcr township excepting
few acres in the southeast corner.
In the event the proposition carries
there are two sites in view. one i'm
mediately north of Spruce and the
other a short distance cast.
Buy Stetson Hats at Black & Sons.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
Ira .Faubion Arrested.

Ira. Faubion, son of w. NJ. Faub'on
of this city was arrested in Kansas
CITY last Saturday afternoon by
Sheriff Baker charged with statu..
tory offensc. Faubion was arraigned
before Judge B. +. letter Monday
morning and gave bond in the sum
of $4,000 for his appearance Jan.
I2th, which time his preliminary is
set for hearing.
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Ballard Flashes.

.Well.-Me are having some beauti-
full weather and we hope It may con
tinue for awhile.
Mrs. B. A. Biggerstaif. whose
death occurred last week. was buried
in Butler Wednesday. The husband
and sons have the sympathy of the
neighborhood.
Jim Crow has purchased the Scully
lease near Culver and will move
about the first of March.
Ruth Corwine spent one day last
week with ODE Keirsey and family
Herbert Sargent is working il
the coal bank at Montrose. His wife
lis spending the week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reese ans
family of Spruce ---------------
Harold Corwine called on thu
lWinegardner bachelor Sunday.
James Crow and family spent Sun
day with relatives near Spruce: :
BILL.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-01-08
Cortland.

MIR. Shay enjoyed visit from his
Win Spencer, and
daughter, of Rondonda Beach Cali
iornia, who stopped over here a few
days on their way to Cuba.
Mrs. Julia Furnish, OF Lovelanl,
Colorado, visited her son Claude
Burk here several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Lockard of
Kansas. City visited his parents, MI.
rand MIS-. Emory Lockard over Sun
day
1t. $. Simpson and family ate a
line New Years dinner with his
daughter. Mrs Earl Osborne, i'll MI.
Carmel ncighborhood,
i. |. Turner motorcd to New Lam
caster Kansas, and visited his uncle,
Rev. !. II. Khea Tuesday and
cdneyday. Miss Beth Turned went
as far as DrcNel with him and visited
cousins there.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Nichols too,
dinner at W, O.. Morrison Sunday.
Mrs. Trueby, OF Oswcso, kansas,
IS visiting her niece, Miss Ma'ide
NJ organ.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Medley and
children speE. Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. I'D Dipplc. =
John Morrison made a trip to
X ansaS City the first Of the week.
MIR. and Mrs. Isaac l.ngenfeltcr
visited MIR. and Mrs. Fred Wright
Sunday afternoon.
AIRS I lauuc Hurk spent New
Years with her sistcrinlaw. Mrs.
Major Evans.
Miss Clara Morrison spent
Wednesday with Miss Sylvia
| Vaughn.
Mrs. LA McdlY and two sons oi
Star ncighbornqTd. visited her moth
cr. Mrs. ". o Niorrison, Monday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
SPECULATOR AT
DISADVANTAGE
Forced Out of Handling
Crops by Tightness of
Money.
SOME FORCED TO SELL
Crop Manipulators Hoped to
Reap Advantage From
Lifting of Control.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 2s.--
Shortage Of cars and the stringency
-, the money market will force the
.neculator out of Oklahoma's wheat
crop this year. according to Eugene
p cum, secretary Of the oklahoma
BANKERS association. lie said to-
dav the speculator had expected a
b,r year because of withdrawal OF
tho government from wheat super
vision.
That 10000, 900 bushels OF wheat
viii be sold in the state within the
next so days providing there Is a
market, was the belief expressed by
Mir. Gum. He said the grain would
come from farmers who have no
storage facilities or who are forced
20 sell because OF financial obliga-
tions.
In addition to the 5000 cars prom
Ised the state by the interstate COM
nerce commission, the bankers as
sociation is trying TO get 1000 more,
Mr. Gum asserted. The situation
will be discussed Monday at n con-
ference between Mr.. Gum and +.
c. Dings OF Ardmore. president OF
the association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
SapuIpa Notes

SAPULPA, June 26.-Justice of
the Peace A. Z. Piltz reported to-
day that he performed another
Sears Roebuck" wedding ceremony
Yesterday when n prominent young
man OF Oklahoma City met a girl
from ST. Louis IN Sapulpa and mar
ried her. Several weeks ago the
man advertised in a st. Louis paper
for a wife. A woman there an
swered the advertisement and pho
tographs were exchanged. The Okla
homa man wired the woman to meet
him in Sapulpa. They met here
yesterday and were married. The
man visited Mr.. Piltz again today and
said that II the girl was as well
pleased as he was they would get
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Convict Rc.Cnpturcd.

LEAVRNWORT Kan. June 70.
Charles Reed. life term convict
in the federal penitentiary here VINO
escaped Thursday was captured late
today near Potter, Kansas. according
to information received tonight ny
prison officials. Reed was sentenced
from the old Indian Territory in
1906 for first degree murder. Or
iglnally he was sentenced to be
hopppI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Marriage licenses were issued to
the following today: Harold Ridge,
25, Tulsa, and Miss Marian McCart-
ney, 10, Tulsa: Earl Boykin, 81. sa-
pulpa, and Miss Wilma Lawrence, 20,
OF Sapulpa; Joe w. Morris, 81, OF
Sapulpa, and Miss Sybil Carter, 10,
OF Sapulpa; James Clyse, 81, OF Ok
mulgce. and Miss Vanilla Ross, is, OF
Kansas City; Roy Wilson, 2i, Bris-
tow. and Miss WYnena R Wright.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

II, OF Bristow. James a. Rlason, 20.
Poplar Bluff, Mo, and Miss Myrtle
V. Hinkle. 27, OF st Louis. Sam q.
Davis, AZ, OF oklahoma city, ana
Miss Laura Lanham. 80, oklahoma
City; Thurman Wright. II, stroud
and Miss Cecil spence, is, Mlitay'
WIN McDoylc. 81, Tulsa. and Miss
olive Mae IIelton, IS, Tulsa; Albert
Deere. 80, Sapulpa, and Mrs. wosey
j. Powshlek. 90. Sapulpa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

along very well. The man was AZ
and the woman 80.
The humane office was the scene
OF pitiful case today when a negro
woman brought a white woman and
small child to the office and asked
for help. The white woman and the
negro chop" cotton ON the same
farm. The white woman has six
small children and her husband Is
seriously Ill. She appealed to the
humane office when her strength
began to fail. Attendants In the hu-
name office promised Immediate as
sistapcc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Buttermiik. however. is not always OBJ
tninable but specialist has at last
perfected method OF concentrating bat
titles ready to use at Quaker Drug store
or any first class drug store by simply
asking for Howards' Buttermllk Cream.
There IL no secret about It nor is there
any doubt about tho rosult-its Just
common ordinary buttermilk In the form
nt wonderful cream, gently masBaged
with tho finger tips around the corners
OF tho eyes and mouth. Howard Bros.
Chemical CO., Buffalo. N. Y.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

Petitions for divorce were filed
today by Ethel Groover against Ray
T. Groover. J. w. McEwen against
Annie 10. McEwen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27

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