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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

wska, W. Wotciechovska, wyniana
pieniedzy zajmowala SIX, PAM Kama
bal, odbiorem pieniedzy "a bilety
pani Palewtcz, kuchnia Ea5 panic
Stobbe l Szwed, ~wssystkie pod kie-
r~ownctwem g}6wnej zarzadczyni Ia
bawy, psni Emilli Plata, kt6ra "a
jela to mieisce jake w~iceprezeska,
zastepujac prezeske, ktorej choro-
ba ME pozwolila sajaG sic praca, kto
"a TAX umietetnie zorgansowala.
Lecs nietylko naszym kierownicz-
kom naleay sic uznanie, ale take i
ich pomocniczkom, pannom tax z
Ch6r6w parafialnych !ak / z iowa
rzystwa Dziewtc, kt6re sic zajmowaiy
sprzeda5a akeyi, Rdyz ma n;ch na$wie
Gel zalezaao / ich s~prytowi MONA Ia
wdzieczyG zebranie cd publiki TAX
pokaznej sunny. Praca ia zajeay sic
panny: Kurr, Jagia, Kerstein, Szcze-
purek, Andrushes. M. Kanabay. H.
Szymahska, Bukowska D. Danisch,
L, wierdak, A. Ssczepahska, ]. Szcze
panska, P. Palewtez / najsprytniej-
sra z mich Klara S~zczepahska, oraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

Drrfo gabawa, kt6ra 2Gsiugujc Ia
p~o2arc:o. Jest Wiecrorek TGnec2ny'
kt6rv urzadzajq nnsze panienk! 2
Towarzystwa Dziewic we wtorek, q.
qpo lis,opaia 1920 r, wiec2oTem. y
naIpie kniejszej sail " naszej dziei-
nicy, to jest W pieknej sail Milford
ros Milwaukee i Crawford ave.
Dziewfcom potrzebne jest okoio
dwiescie dolar6w, by kasa ich dosie-
g4a $1,000, totez pom6ic:e i'm wszy-
soy do zdobycia tego, a one sic 3D.
wdziecza tenn, IL Pc Nowym RoKu
urzadza cos nowego w rodzaju zaba-
WV. 2 czego czysty doch6d przezna-
RIA ma d~ohudowarie | p~owiekszenie
szkuly ~paraf'alnej, czego sic cd nici
spodziewa x. Prohnszcz i parafianie.
kaady, kto przybedzie ma zaoaWe
Dziewsc, bedzie miai sposobno5S 2u-
pe,nie darmo zdobyG ptekna premie
W postaci ,slic5nej lampy elektrycz-
nei.
Nasze MOVIE towarzystwo mtodzie-
~ Nai&w. Imienia urzadsa " ME
dzieIe, dnia 21go ~listopada p.~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

kilka ~jeszcze innych. Otuchy | e2er~
gil do piracy dodawal uaIsz zacny pro-
boszcz Y. f. c. Scieszka. kt6ry
przez caty ciag festynu praoowaf ca
Ia sila, BY sic on jak n~ailepiej udal.
Parafianom / przyiaciotom WaciaTo-
wa na!eta sic serdeczne dzieki "a ich
szczere poparcie.
Festyn sic skohczyl. ale to ME
koniec ola a WaclawOwian, BIO ma
nv inne zajecia naszego %poparcia
sodne; nastepujace jesztze zabawy
zasluguja' ma nasze e-czere %poparcie:
W niedziele. naiblilsza dn:a Sligo
pazdziernika naez Choir parafiaAny
sw. Cecylii ursadza roczny sw6j
wiecz6r Wilko}ak6w ~polaczony u
era W ,,Bunco". Kazdy, kto przyj--
die na to zabawe, dostanie upomi-
mex. a ae Choir upieksza nasze nabo-
aenstwa swym Spie@em. trzeba sic
mu jakos odwdzieczyc. vice MECH
kaada i ka1dy day do sail parafial-
nej W niedzieie o godzinie 1870 VIE
.czorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

przedstIWienio obragk0w migawko--
wych sva wlaaaa maszyna, kt6ra'nle
dawro zakupilc. UbrazkI beda pier
wszoZedDe, TAX, IL bedzie mozna
spedziG mile wiecz6r. S~pogladajac ma
ME, G micdziez bsdzie mia4a doch6d
ma urzadzenie sobie l?kalu kluboWe-
go.
w ostatnia zaS nledzlele listopa-
do Cd. 2Sgo) Tow. Serca Jezus, ma
lezace do Zjednoczenia, urzadza
,.Brnro Party. komitet zapowiada
a good time, totez niezawodnie sa
ia parafialra bcdzie z%apeintona pc
brzegi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

m6wCy wylfosza mowy co St. NJ. p.
1dziaialo d~otychczaS v AmoryCe| /
" Polsce I jak wielco jest pozada-
rem przez Rad / nar6d pClskI. age
by uasi Polacy W Ameryce zorgani-
zowali sic " wielka kooperatywe st.
NJ. P. uby odbudowac przemysf l han
del W Poisce. Zapraszamy przeto
So. Obywateli / 81. Obywatelki, axe
by$cie przybyli ma ten vice jak nal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29
BacznoSG
KaZimierZ6wO!

Wielki vice urzadza StoTarzysze-
ME Mechanik6w Polskich " sail 90.
Kur,anda .. n. 1854 W. Goth pl., d.
81 pa&dz!ernika, W n:edzieie, o 60
dzinie $50 popoludntu, ma kt6rym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-29

Mich rhrania, niekt6re maja
Gwie parry Spodni, wfelkoSri II
Lat do 10 na p!erSiach, skrOm
ne mieszanki, niekt0re blekit
ne, wartOSci do S25. oSzcze-
dsicie $40 tu;aj IL m
W sobote po A0sOO
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16
MONTOUR

| Mrs. Brown and Mrs. holland re
turned Saturday from few days Wis,
it with Mrs. A. d. Stanton at Meri.
dian.
Miss Belle Coulson spent the week
end with the hollands at Montour
Heights.
Miss Grace Burton is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Blackler.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Pugh, accom-
panied by Albert Dudenbostel and
Vance JONES, went to Boise Tuesday
evening to hear Governor Cox speak
Mrs. Bessie Smith is spending =
few days with friends in Emmett be-
fore returning to her home in the
east.
David Jones, father Of John Jones,
is not much improved at this writing.
Eugene holland is working in Cas-
cade on the courthouse. He went up
with Victor Sheldrew, who was down
to say goodbye to his brother Fred
and visit his family over Sunday.
The Malmstrom children have had =
long siege Of the humps, but they
have all recovered in time to start to
school.
The farmers are getting their sum-
mer faliow in shape to SOW fall wheat.
Miss Darneille and Miss Brown are
teaching the grades, beginning Mon
day Mrs. Blackler's room will be
ready for the high school work next
week.
Mrs. K. E. holland went to Emmett
Tuesday evening to attend the Edison
musicale and remain with Mrs. Nc
Connell till Saturday.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents

associate hostess. Nearly all the club
members and fifteen guests were pres
emit. The session was full Of interest
throughout the afternoon, which was
given over to an Americanization pro-
gram. B. B. Davis, Of Emmett, re-
Gently returned from Siberia, describ-
ed the conditions, the customs, the
beautiful scenery Of that country, the
brave Russian people, their culture
and talents and the work Of the Amer
lean Red Cross. His description was
Intensely realistic and most ably de-
livered The ever-popular Alfalfa
Quartet gave several selections, re-
spending willingly to repeated en-
cores. Mrs. E. j. Dockery Of Boise
presented the needs of legislation, in
order that the Americanization plans
may be more fully carried out. She
told of the excellent work accomplish
ed by the Boise clubs. Mrs. Dockery
illustrated her talk with many pleas
ing anecdotes. The Crescent Club
members surely envy the Boise wo-
men, who are able to hear Mrs. Dock
cry often. She is a woman of unus-
ual ability and is thoroughly posted
upon subjects Of general interest and |
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EVERYBODY WELCOME
VIC. LANGRoIsE, County Chairma

The Oil company have ordered the
timbers for the well from the Henry
Hanson sawmill and expect to start
work immediately
Lyman Fenton and wife spent sew
eral days last week in Boise where
Mrs. Fenton went for medical advice
Billy Hodgson took them over in his
car.
Snowden Rogers and friend were
over from Boise hunting on Sunday.
Snowden is well known in this vicin-
ity, having lived with his parents on
the old Pete Connor ranch six or sew
en- years ago.
The Jerusalem school will begin ON
Monday, the 18th, with John Fry as
teacher, and the Enterprise school
with Mrs .Silas Smidt as teacher.
John and Eric Dokka and Gus Lee
vine went to the Basin to cut logs for
aegstead.
Quincy Smidt is reported on the
nick list this week and is absent from
lis work at the Hanson mill.
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BRAMWELL

o. IT, Chambers and wife and Mer
ton Cook and wife were Sunday at
ternoon callers at the Wells home.
School opened Monday with Miss
Barnes as teacher.
Miss Belle Bane was over Wednes-
day to spend the day with her brother
John and wife.
d. A. Thornack has commenced to
get the material on the ground to
build new house.
A. T. Mathews has moved his house
out next to the road and has moved
the household goods up from New
Plymouth. This is the place general
~ known as the Hanson ranch.
Frank Burns and family have been
back the last week from their trip
to California. They expect to buy
again in this part Of Idaho.
Frank Newman sold hsi lease to
John Bane last week and John took
possession at once. Frank expects to
go to Portland soon to try the Allen
treatment forrdiabetes. The New
man family has lived here a number Of
years and their friends are numbered
by their acquaintance, all of whom
regret to have them leave.
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home Of John Hall. Mr.. Hall has the
pumps.
Threshing was delayed few hours
last Monday on account of rain,
Andy Anderson, formerly of High
valley, returned last week from New
Mexico, where he went to look for q
location. He and his family will de-
part in about two weeks for New Mex
leo, he having bought ranch there.
Dan Griffiths and Burdett Perkins
are building new grxnaries this week,
getting ready for the threshers.
The Ola schools opened last Mon
day morning with an attendance of
40 pupils with Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Of Ignicio, Colorado, as teachers. Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon made the trip from
Colorado to Emmett by auto.
Married-Sept. 8, Mr.. Ed Cheesbro
of Ola and Miss Shaffer of Star. Mr..
Cheesoro gave dance at the M. w.
A. hall Saturday night, which was well
attended, and good time enjoyed by.
all present. For those who did not
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dance \ wedding dinner was served
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beal Of
Thorpe, Wash, Rea Beal and wife of
College Place, WASH, and Lenard
Beal of Nampa, both sons of William
Besl and wife, came to Ola in = Dodge
car last week, and had = very pleas
ant visit with their brothers Elmer
and Ed Beal and their sister Mary
Holbrook, also Amelia Holbrook of
Sweet and Albert Beal of Boise, also
some of their old friends around Ola
While here he visited the coal mine on
the Saxton ranch and was very much
enthused with the coal, as he has liy-
ed in coal country greater part of
his life. He thought with depth they
would have as good as could be found,
from the surface showing. On their
return trip they expect to go through
Baker, Ore, to visit their niece, Ada
Couzens, thence to Spokane, Wash,
where they will leave Rea and wife,
as he is teacher in the schools there
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-09-16

The Cash Grain Co. Of Ontario
through their buyer, J. B. Bell, an
obtaining considerable wheat In this
vicinity. They loaded car
this week.
Battan and Henderson got In Z
car Of mill wood this week. Hen
derson and Pitts are hauling it.
d. T. Dott was = business visitor
in Emmett Tuesday.
The Moudv children and Henry
Sholtz entered school this week.
Duck season opened this morning
With the usual noise, indicating that
all sportsmen were on the ground at
IN oarly hour.
Mrs. Ri~Ps called on Mrs. Ed Bott
and Mrs. Youtsler Friday.
A car Of prunes is being loaded
ut Letha at present.
Geo. Ewing is enjoying California
no much that he intends remaining
and making it his home.
Ed Bott delivered his prunes in
Emmett at the packing house last
week.
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HAW CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Yergensen wer,
Sunday visitors at the Alma Yergen'
sen home.
Mrs. F. E, Freeman visited few
days this week az the home Of her son
Gaylord and family.
Frank Sanders has moved his family
down on the Regain ranch.
Mrs. W. H. Yergensen and children
spent Sunday with Mrs. E. Tennyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Freeman motored
to Boise Tuesday evening. returning
Wednesday morning. While there
Mr.. Freeman went to hear Governor
Cox speak.
Mrs. Il. Tennyson and Miss Elise
Boehringer we're Wednesday afternoon
callers upon Mrs. w. H. Shane and
Mrs. Ed Francis.
Clyde Oakley and Ivan Freeman
left Tuesday for Knox on q hunting
trip.
Mrs. Nephi Yergensen was caller
Monday afternoon upon Mrs. E. Ten
nyson.
Mrs. W. Whitsel WAS h(Itess last
Thursday TO the U. A. Club Next
meeting win be with Mrs. James Lit
tie Thursday, Sept 23.
Mrs l.. A. White, who has been in
Boise hospital for the past two
weekz. will be able to return home Sat
urday.
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SOUTH SLOPE

Prune picking was delayed thil
week. first by rain, later by lack Of
cara. Operations began Thursday
morning, however, by each orchard
running half = force Of its pickers
until more cars are assured.
A number Of Slope people motored
TO Boise TO hear Gov. Cox speak Tues
day evening.
G. A. Warden and wife were Nampa
visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Ivie are TO
take charge Of the Crescent Club
House, moving there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. IllinRsworth,
Mrs. E. .Dockery and mother, Mrs.
Hunt Of Boise, took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. C. W. Cook on Friday.
The South Slope school opened on
Monday, Sept. Is. Miss Jones Of
Emmett is the instructor, which In
surea the patrons the very best Of
methods for their children.
AAAes OcitHeilt IiOAHCT Oh MTc, y. u
RAIDER, returned to Minnesota today
Thursday. She was accompanied
to Iowa by Mrs. b. Baker. who will
visit her father, who is 90 years of
age
The Hartley orchard is growing
some. fine alfalfa seed.
The third cutting Of alfalfa is be-
ing stored away.
The rain of the fore part of the
week put the pastures and land gen.
orally in fine shape for fall.
Hunters were out in force Thurs
day morning The canonading at
sunrise put one in mind of one grand
old-time Fourth of July celebration.
Ducks seem to be plentiful.
Many auto tourists were Slope Wis
itors Sunday
After three months vacation, the
Crescent Club resumed their meetings
Sept. 10, at the home of Mrs. G. A.
Warden, with Mrs. Henry Harpt as
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this year, and thence to their home in
Spokane, Wash.
HORSESHOE BEND

We wish to correct the statement in
last weeks items that Henry Olson
and his father (not family; that was
mistake of the press and not the
pen) roasted all night on the upper
wheels of the car. They remained on
" until lariat ropes could be obtained
to hogtie the "critter" and induce it
to remain upright until morning when
it was taken home subdued and do
Gle car. We beg pardon; the mistake
was as unwarranted as the conduct of
the auto.
Mrs. Olson and sister Anna Dokka
we're visiting Mrs. Gunderson one day
last week.
Horseshoe Bend is preparing for a
Festival to be held on Friday,
the oath. Everybody come and have
q good time.
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OLA

Threshing is in progress. Joe
Amos of Montour has his threshing
outfit in the valley doing the work.
There will be about $4,000 bushels
of grain in this vicinity this season.
L. L. Mathews has discovered q
ledge of oil shale 100 feet in width
on his ranch two and one-half miles
northwest of Ola.
DIR. Byrd of Emmett made pro-
fessional call last Saturday at the
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PURCELL

Purcell, Okla, June 4.-Rev Albert
Jackson of Pauls Valley preached a
very good sermon at the Methodist
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CRANDALL

Crandall Texas, June 4.-Rev. ].
S. Simmons began his board meet
ing May 30th. Rv. Crosby preached
an excellent sermon Friday night.
Sunday school was well attended.
Crandall Sunday School won the
banner in the contest by raising
$500. Rev. B. w. Simmons preach
ed Sunday morning from the sub
ject, Il have fought a good fight,
j have kept the Faith, and finished
the course" Rev. Black preached
a noble sermon in the afternoon.
Rev. DR.. Moore, pastor of the Bap-
fist church (white), accompanied by
Mr.. Overton, merchant Of this city,
visited the board meeting and gave
a splendid lecture. One Hundred
Dollars was raised Rev. Simmons
will not hold any more meetings
in this city as he has been called to
BEAUMONT We wish him well. Mrs.
Lou Moore is still on the sick list.
Mrs. Birdie Hall has gone to Gaines
vile, her future home. Don't forget
you will find the Express every Sat
urday at VIM. Roe's Cafe.
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SHERMAN

Sherman, Texas, June 4.-Mr. and
and Mrs. P. j. Jones made a bust
ness trip to Oklahoma City. Miss
Hattie Caldwell is in the office Of
the Fraternal Undertaken and Mu-
tual Burial Association. Miss Lonas
Jackson of San Antonio is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Holdiness have
returned from NAPLES Stop, near
Fort Worth.
Mrs. Katie Lee Childs has recent
iy. They are at home at 424 North
mers Association at Waco. Rev. H.
ID. Allen of Harmony Baptist church
mas gone to visit his brother in
Pennsylyania for a few months.
| Mrs. Gertrude Whitaker of Kan
sas City, is here visiting her cou-
sin, Miss Lonas Jackson. Mrs. Anna
Carter, one of our aged and highly
respected citizens, died at her home
on East Pecan Street, May 9th.
The funeral was held May 29th at
Bethlehem Baptist church, Rev. J.
W. Washington, officiating. Prof. N.
S. Everett Of the Fraternal Under
taking Company had charge of the
remains.
Miss Allie Mae Lewis will leave
June 5th for Los Angeles and San
Francisco, Cal. She will return in
September.
Mrs. Georgia Hodge and Mr.. Mar
win Stigger formerly of Texarkana,
were Joined in holy wedlock recent
ly. Thy are at home at 424 North
Rusk street.
Mrs. Chas. Harris and children of
Naples are visiting Mrs Harris
sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. W, Harris and
family.
Mrs. Roark and little son, Mr..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Aldridge,
Madams Georgia Littlejohn, Zephyr
Kidd, Misses Matte Langston, Nimm
Tyler and Allie Deadman visited
Mrs. Clara Dyer. Miss Ollie John
son of Mckinney visited Mr.. VIM.
Payne May 80.
Mrs. George Hughley and family
Of Denton visited her aunt, Mrs.
Georgia Hardy. A large crowd
went out to West Hill cemetery.
May 30th and cleaned the graves.
Rev. DR.. Boggers of Payne Chapel
A. NJ f. church, who assembled the
A. NJ. E. General Conference in
st Louis, Mo-, returned home sick.
His wife returned with him.
The graduating exercises of the
Douglass High School at Harmony
Baptist church, May 2Sth, was wit
messed by large audience. The pro-
gram was excellent.
Misses l. V. Washington, Katie
Jones, Annie Crawford. Masters
Claude williams and Jack Kelly of
Celina, pupils Of Miss Jennie Mae
Thomas were present at the grad
uating exercises May 28th.
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MART

Mart, Texas, June 4.-Sunday
school and services were well attend
ed. Five were baptized Sunday
morning. After returning from the
water, the pastor took suddenly i'll.
He is improving. Rocky Creek Sun
day school was we'll attended. The
programs rendered by the High
school were excellent. Lawyer Evans
of Waco lectured to the graduating
class Friday night A number of
Wacoites witnessed the Commence
ment program. DR.. Robert Wise Of
Temple was in the city last week
accompanied by Mrs. Carroll and
children. Go to church tomorrow.
you might help some one.
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MALAKOFF

Malakoff, Texas, June 4.-Our little
town is on the boom. Miss Mable
Payne has returned from Bishop
College. S. w. Mitchell reports that
District Board No. 8, was a success.
raising $500. Misses Ara Mitchell
and H. l. Williams are home from
East Texas Academy. All of the
churches combined will celebrate the
10Th of June. Rev. w. L. Sutton
of Tyler was unanimously elected
pastor of the First Baptist church.
Prof w. T. Jackson reports the
Foreign Mission Convention at Com
merce a record breaker Rev. G..
Davis, the model pastor Of Second
Baptist church celebrated his ninth
anniversary last Sunday. DR.. HI. H.
Brown, Resv. M. D. McAlister, ]. G..
Oliphant and Hon. H. A. Payne are
the speakers for THE 18th. Of June.
Read the Express.
w. T. JACKSON, Reporter.
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ATHENS.

Athens Texas, June 4.-Rev.
Hugh preached at his regular ap-
pointment Sunday. Misses Bette
and Inez Stevens of Shreveport visit
ed Athens, last week. Mrs. Stevens
of Tyler spent Sunday with the
Reverend. Mrs. Nicy Postell re-
turned from the hispital at Mar
shall and is doing fine. Mrs. Ora
of Dallas is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Tucker Mrs. Marietta Swan
son has been very sick but is up.
Mrs. Young went to Kaufman
to DIR Greene.
Miss Ella Leake was elected sec
rotary of the 10th meeting. Athens
expects great things on that day. If
you don't have nickel, please don't
ask for the paper,
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Ambitious girls and ladies can earn
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Learn the best paying trade and earn
while you learn. Learn the French
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ing and beauty culture. The old.
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you can do perfect, up-to-date work
on either race. This system is used
and practiced by thousands of sue
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Nine. DeCarroll, an old, experience
ed graduate Hairdresser and Beauty
Culturist, who has taught
many others this trade. will teach
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Guaranteed Diploma awarded. Send
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Some Y7@Wns In FexaS


church Sunday Purcell Base ball
team and some of our girls and boys
went to Pauls Valley for the school
closing. Purcell won each game tina;
was played while there. Mrs. Good
man is in the city visiting her hus-
band. Mr.. Clarence Haruay and
brother visited friends here Sunday.
Misses Lima Bailey, Grace Lee went
to Boley, Oklahoma. Mrs. Branch
is still on the sick list Lille Mae
Reed entertained Clartnce Haruay
Mrs. N. Jefferson and son are visit
ing friends. Mrs. Bessie People is
ona the sick list. Mrs. Lee is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Grace. Mr.. A.
R. has returned home.
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ADA,s HAIR GROWER

In three monrns viii make the hair
Fong. soft and glossy. A trial will
prove It When in Kansas City call
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INVEST
-IN-
Muskogee, Okla,

The Queen City of The Southwest
and the Gem of the Plains.
Greatest Center of Colored enter
prises in the entire country. An in
vestment in such city will surely
pay. Realestate in general, but spe-
cialize in city property, both, i'm
proved and unimproved. Beautiful
residence section sold in lots on the
easy payment plan. All bargains.
Twelve years in business in Mus
kogee. Realestate by correspon-
dence has been successful. Salts
fed investors in all parts of the
United States. Thoroughly familiar
with realty conditions and this in
formation protects my customers.
have the information that you
should have when you contemplate
investing in Muskogee. You should
invest in the growing west. If in
terested, when in our city
CALL AT MY OFFICE 21O LOVE
BUILDING OR ADDRESS
JAS. R. BLAINE,
(THE OLD RELIABLY
p. o. Box 1903, Muskogee, Okla.
5-15-4t