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ELECTION NOTICE

rInchurst ave, w. l77th st, Depot lane.
W; 2s d37t !, st, and iIudson River .,, av.
w. l19th St and Haven ave.
2sth r. PA diagonal line from tns
corner s OF Northern p avs and w, l ana ".
1soth ct. w. 1soth st, Fort Washington
ave- w l7sth ct and NORTHERN " s Ellington
iron, the corner of w. lsoth st, and Pine
hurst ave. to the corner OF w. ls1st st.
an" sls fG + Da vei s,st st.. dlasona, line
from the corner OF " lsist st. and Bro Gao,
Washington ave. and Fort Washington
corner Ts Of lseth a' st. ana Fort "s
ton ave. to the corner OF w. 1slst at. and
Inrossdway. Broadway. W; 1924 st. 81.
az, asa E. p-w. lscth g., broadway. W.
1soth st. Wadsworth ave, w. I7Sth e..
and diagonal line from the corner Of w:
Fort Washington ave. and w 10th st.
s5th E. DIV. lslst St. Audubon Eye.
W. lsoth St. st. Nicholas ave, W. l79th
Ssth e. DIV lsoth ST.. Amsterdam
ave- w l7sth st, ana st. Nisholas ave
w. 1891 St. Amsterdam ave. w. 1S5th st.
Harlem River, w. lSlst st.. Ams s d, II,
ssth f. DIV. 18th st, Amsterdam
ave, w 1880 st., Audubon ave, w. 1921
seth +. D.-A diagonal line from the
corner OF w 1s6th st. and Audubon ave. to
is5th st, Amsterdam ave. W. 1s4th st
an to. Au d % aye aye ,ss,.
W. 1S4th st, St. Nicholas ave, W lSsth
st. and ,Wadsworth ave.
lS2d st. and Broadway.
42d r. pa line beginning at point
end OF Bennett ave. ana running east 10
Bennett ave. Bennett ave. Broadway ".
1Slst st. and Hudson River
AID a. D.-Fairview ave- Wadsworth
Terrace ". 190th St, Wadsworth ave. w
lglst St, st. Nicholas ave, w lSeth St.
Wadsworth ave. w. 1S7th st. and Broad,
44th E. DIV. 1ssth st. Audubon ave
w, ds'ta st.. diagonal line from the
ST TO the corner of Audubon ave and
w. lS6th St. w. 1s6th st. and st. Nicholas
''h Laurel H r 1s9n ST. W ssth
Audubon ave, W. lsSth ST. and St Mich
4sth p; D.-Dyckman st., Harlem River
W. 18th st. Laurel Hill Terr rsl5, AN AM
s ST. ave. w. lSSth st. and st. Mich
47th E. D-Hillside ave. st. Nicholas
a aye, W. lglst st, Wadsworth ave- w
ave and Broadway.
18Th r. D-Dyckman st. vermilyea
ave ave. Arden St. Nagle ave, Hillside ave
Broadway. Bennett ave. a line running
west from the northerly end OF Bennett
aye aye to the Hudson River. and Hudson
49th E. D.-Academy St. Sherman ave :.
Dyckman st, Nagle ave. Arden st. ana
5oth E. DIV 2osth st. Harlem River
Dyckman st, sherman ave. Academy Of
Nagle ave. and Amsterdam ave.
5lst r. DIV. Filth st. Harlem River
W. 206th ST. Amsterdam ave- Nagle ave
Academy st. and sherman ave.
sd T.. i. -Hawthorne St Sherman
ave, Academy st. and Cooper ST.
SD r. DIV. 215th st, Seaman ave
Academy st, Nermilyea ave- Dyckman
st. Hudson River and Harlem River
54th Il. D.-Isham St, Broadway w
2OIth St. Sherman ave, Hawthorne st
Cooper st, Academy st. and Seaman ave
18th f. DIV. 211th St. Amsterdam
ave. sherman ave, w. 2o7th St and
Broadway.
seth Z. D.-Harlem River, Broadway
Spuyten Duyvil Creek Harlem River. W
2l1th St, 1sham st. Seaman ave. and w
2l5th st.
57th E. D.-spuyten Duyvil Creek
Broadway and Harlem River
JOHN X. NOORHIS.
CHARLES f HEYDT,
JAMES KANE
JACOB a. LIVINGSTON
Commissioners of Electiona
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Fire Record

A. M. LOSS
Unknown
s:s5-231 Il I5oth at. tho Bronx; Jno
10 25-sis s''Yi 5sth ct; VIM waipncr r''"'
Unknown
1o:4o--3ll II Tooth ct: Sam Kaplan
Trining
11;so-111 w 14s st; Thompson Bros.
Unknown
II :sb-2o5 E nth st; Biltmorc Garage
M
2:oo--177 Grand St; Reliable Cane
s:ao-226 West seth St; Standard
Engra wing Co ............. Trifing
a;3o--6Sl West 1891 st; John
s.oo lIarncr ;otn & A,ic ,Trflng
s:so-lc7 nast "a St; unknown. .Trnins
6;55-547 East 145th st. Abe
Rosenblaut ............. .Trlnlng
7;oo--4es West 35th St. William
Gronn ............. Irlnlng
9:15--Socond av. and 2Sd at; J.
structure ..............-.. Trihing
1o:3o-522 West 4ath st Doron Dun
bar ..........,. lriHinB
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

DIN. ALFRED Pm PURSUANCE OF
an order of Honorable John p. Cohalan. a
Surrogate of the County of New York
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims aGains. Alfred p. Dix, late of the
County OF New York deceased, to present
the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscribers at their place OF transact.
ing business at the office of Root, Clark.
Buckner & Rowland. their attorneys at
Ne. 81 Nassau Street, in the Borough Of
Manhattan. in the City of New York. State
Of New York on or before the Goth day Of
February next.
Dated, New York, the 10th day of Au.
rust 14"O "
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666 JEFFERSON AV. BROOKLYN.
FOR one or two families. ready for oc-
cupancy white stone. ii rooms baths
nov furnace. 12 tons coal, other extras
$4,000. liberal terms. Inquire $50 Putnam
aV., brooklyn
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WHY PAY $3.50 per mo. reat when it IS pos
3 DIE 70 own one OF these eealtiful Colonial
ottages al an expense of 500. Easiest
erlns. Jefferson ave- Queens Village.
" rite Eselhcf x Mans1ea4. Inc. Sc 9Th
ave. Astoria
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LOFT 5ox2oo, third floor. s27-s4l w 4ss
st. elevator. light on ali sides, A G &
D. {. Currents, sprinkler system For full
particulars write or phone MIR Allen cor
w. 4Sd. phone Longacre POS
THREE light lofts 94x96 feet. suitable for
light manufacturing. William j. Olvanv
100 Charles st. near hudson st CITY
Telephone Watkins 4se3
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Attractive frame and stucco dwelling.
,phl tanning rooms. bath steam heat
Pittsburgh gas heater. cren IRE. garage,
9rnef plot, 50XIO0. conveniently located
"a. oO0; }. WILSON DAYTON, BaysiIe.
L. l. Phone CAL Bayside.
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MAKE MONEY WITH SCHsBFHOR>
Buy Springfield. Queens COUNTY New YORK
CITY. lots for $3.50 20 $3.50 each.
w. Ii. SCHAEEIOHN
Opposite station. Phone spring field 1917.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

Wanted for customer, residential
water front property. within 80 miles
New York CITY; Long Island Sound
preferred about SIS geo Write Archer.
care OF Miller Advertising ServieA ANA
Nassau ~. r. y.
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Brooklyn

THE HARRIET. CT HANCOCK ST.
New and 8 room apartment with bath
and kitchenette; all modern improvements
IN the most secluded section Of Brooklyn
Qeases); ground and first floor suitable
doctor, dentist; immediate occupancy rent
starts October L Apply Supt on premises
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EMILY F. DIX,
MILDRED ID. .EESt

ROOT. CLARK. BUckNER & nov 10Y
LAND. Attorneys for Executriccs. or
Zee and T.. O. Address, No 81 Nassau
street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City
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l REPORT
ATTRACTIVE OFFER

ATTRACTIVE OFFER rooms hath
pipeiess heater. eioe+ ricify. gas conten Ient
Village and d. pot. $4,000 cash 8, 500. ethe'
bargains from $500 t. $40 orc. VIM. =.
Van Ness. north OF sta Tel. Freepo4t so r.
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MOUNT VERNON. y. Y-Commod,ou,
house. SURROUNDED by shady t G''0' cons
ter Hll. refined neighborhood 500 600 third
cash. Geo S Harral. 22l +. Lincoln ave.
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PURSUANCE or AN ORDER O10HOV-

N PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OlrJOV
orable John p. Cohalan, u Surrogate OF
the County Of New York, NOTICE is
hereby given to al persons having claims
az ainst James H. Hyslop, late Of the
County of New York deceased to present
tho same with vouchers thereof to tho
subscriber, at place of transactlng busi.
ness. Office OF Edwards O'Loughlin &
George. No. 20 Nassau Street. in The City
OF New York. on or before tho 2Cth day OF
January next. -
Dated, New York. the goth day Of
GEORGE H. HysIoP. Executor
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DOUGLAS MANOR

THE IDEAL suburban home on North
SHORE; % minutes Penn. station; some
bargains in houses and plots
j. HART WEIGH
Donglaston. Phone fayside sI1
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New Jersey

New Jersey
NEWAfiK-La Grange. 70 Lincoln Park; 7
elegant rooms. modern tile bath and
shower every possible convenience: day and
night elevator service; windows face beauti-
fni park only 80 minutes to Broadway Via
tubes: $3.50 month. Apply Supt on premises or
FEIST & FElST,
1888 Broad st. Newark N J.
FOR SALE-Newark, N T. $4,000 fire
two-fainily corner property two steam
heaters, two baths possession now: easy
terms; come see IT. Samuel Taylor. owner
705 Parker st: phone Branchbrook Peal
ON PLATEAU. near crown OF hill. COM
handing marvellous view of town and
country, glorious in the autumn SUNLIGHT
two modern homes each seven spacious
rooms tiled bath, parQuet plot l2DxlOO
garage; entire property $4,000. or sell
separately. Challenge comparison values
owner. IS Alser ave, Hasbrouck Heights;
phone ~.
RUTHERFORD, n. J.-Houses for sale
easy terms Write FOO list. Van Wrinkle
Co.. opp. station, Rutherford, n J.
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lf \SROok

COMPLETE HOME. ready Tor occupancy,
rooms. ua-E. steam heat oil d.. PROVE
nents, elegantly decorated screens.
snades. o0N i-5- minutes srAtion. $1,000
Thompson. Atlantic Az. Phone sss L.nD -
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PATRICK CHARLES HIN PURSUANCE
Of an order of Honorable John T. CO.
al9n Surrogate OF the County Ct New
oTk, notice is hereby given to al. persons
having claims against Charles II. patrick
!a,e OF the County Of New York. to pr",
sent the same with vouchers hereof. to
the subscribers, at their place OF trans.
acting business. the ONCE Of Thomas p
Dalton. No. 20 Pine Street. Borough Q.
Manhattan; New, York city, New York. on
or oetoge the 10TH day of January, 1921.
Dated New York. July 7th. 1920
THOMAS p DALTON
WILLIAM p LARBIG,
Lorraine s CONKLIN
r,1,,, Executors
EGEERT X. VAN BEUREN Attorney
1or EXecutors ~ Breyoort Place.
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ROCKVILLE CENTRE

SACRIFICE-I3 beautiful homes AMI
brng Allows. all iaodern inprQveren1s, =
minutes from Long Beach. q minutes FROM
station. Price s. 500 10 $40 500 Reason
able terms SOUTH SHORE E>rATEss
RockVlNe lentre. J. /
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TO iEr-uNFuRNIsuED
Manhattan

st.)-Entire second floor, four rooms
bath: immediate possession; $1,000. Schuy
Ter 1886.
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9lST ST. (Broadway, 2465)--Attractively
Hetrick, 484S River.
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Manhattan

FIFTH AVE. between 49th and 6oth SITS
Furnished apartment, parlor. bedroom
and bath; elevator and maids service,
rent reasonable. Apply Miss Welner.
Phone Murray Hill GSS3.
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SID. W. rooms. bath: cheerful, we'll fur
nshed. 1913 Schuyler. Morning appointment.
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" ESI OF TT , 7.
A few largo and small duplex studio
apartments of 3 and rooms. furnished
and unfurnished; free cooking service and
free refrigeration; restaurant, swimming
pool: maiA sorNice by The hour
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TWO ROOMS, bath. kitchenette complete
newly decorated. French gray carpet :,
1900 per annum and up. GIL Lexington av.
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Photo by J. l.. pirkin

Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Arnsdell re-
turned home Monday from "a four
months tour Of New York and other
eastern states.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Presbyterian church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Il. NJ. Sweeney
assisted by Mrs w. G, Jucksch, Mrs.
Fred Adams and Mrs. X. o. Bailey.
AFTER lengthy business session q
Halloween contest was held and re-
freshmcnts suitable to that occasion
were served.
Miss Esther Wilkinson was hostess
Monday night to the regular meet
ing of the Ekhuse club. Three tables
OF auction were played. Aside from
the club members these guests we're
present: Misses Mime and Beulah
Mallory and Hesper Kirkpatrick.
Top scores were reached by Miss
Helen Murphy and Miss Mime Nal
lory. Next meeting will be held In
two weeks with Miss Henrietta katz
as hostess.
Dir. and Mrs. ]. A. Berton enter
tanned at 8 o'clock dinner Tuesday
evening complimentary to Miss Olga
pfeffer Of Mt. Vernon, Ind. Covers
were laid for nine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Duncan and
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departed Friday mornlnE Tor clare
more. vherc he will take a coursc of
baths
w. g.. Fairbanks OF Mora. Mimi,
Is h,gu visiting his sister. MIS-. g. &.
Prescott and his niece, Mrs. Fred
Boone
TN, Ladies' Ala society of tho
christian church met Wednesday
with Mis-. J. W. Boushyc na hostess.
uasistcd bv Mcsdamvs Ncdd. HAL
and NuMahun. An interesting bust
urss sos. ION was held. TIL next
meeting viii he hold iu ono week
with Mrs. e. Il. johnson ua hostess,
assisted hy Mira. Oakrs
The Sdpulpa Reading club mom-
hcrs we're tho guests uf MrH G.. q.
truyton Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. j.
H. Alien led an interesting and en-
thusiastic program upon Govern
mcnt" Sub topics were ,prcscntcd
by Mrs NJ NJ. Sissun. Mra G. g..
Taylor and Mrs. Arthur Black Mrs.
Hathaway viii I've next hostess.
The young married people ot the
social set will entertain tho younger
members Halloween night with a
barn dance at the CAN'T tank lease.
A Tulsa orchestra has been en-
gagged
Miss AMMO Laurie Shclhourno
has returned homo from Sweet
water. Texas. whore she was called
by the death ut her brother.
Mrs. John Berry entertained tho
members OF the Good WIN club,
Thursday. Additional guests aside
from club members were Mira y
H.. Buxton, Mrs. Raymond Cowman
aud Mrs Siler of Charleston, W
Va. a delightful lunch was served
Mrs. Vernon Blake viii be hostess
In two weeks.
Tho Mistletoe Dclphian chapter
vii entertain Wednesday with q
Halloween party, complimentary e
the afternoon Delphian chapter
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Mis-. =. y Lciumug motorcd tu
Tulsa sunday aud spent the day
BiNby Fitc accompanied by hts
brother, Horny ij1ycs loft Saturday
for Rochester, MINI. where the fur.
mFr entered the Mayo Brother hos
pitul
Tuccday morning Reverend Van
fyok OF the Sacred Heart church
pronounced the ceremony which
unitcd In marriage Miss Olga itief-
eCr OF Mt Vernon, Ind, and RAY
bcrton ~ Slpulpa Aftcr'R honey
ruon triV go Kansas city the couple
win make their home at Mounds
The Woodlawn patrons club met
Thursday afternoon at o'clock In
the scholhousn
Mrs W VI Russcll spent Monday
+; iu Tulsa visii!ns her daughter Icta,
who is in the oklahoma hospital
tlcrc
Tho symphony club held a meet
iug Tuesday evening IN the library
with Mrs. r. 4. Woolridgo and Mrs.
W. \ Meyer as hostcsNra. An i'm
promptu program was presented.
The Y W. G. 4. will entertain
Tuesday with n Halloween party
and housoWarning AT their duartcrn
IN tho library basement.
MI. ana Mrs COlltnA WclCh cntcr-
| tainod the Tuesday Night Bridge
club at their home IN Tulsa this
| week with o'clock dinner fol-
lowed hv cards. Iligh scores were
reached by Mr. and Mrs. II. V. jiulo
| ana T.. e. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
| G. G. Canurell of Tulsa and Dr.
and Mrs G.. l.. McCalium were
| guests OF the club which will meet
again in two weeks with MIR. and
Mrs. j. u. Berry on South lndo-
| pcudcncc.
Tho c. u. u. club held its first
social meeting since reorganization
Tuesday evening with Miss Hazel
| Wood az hostess. six tables were
surrounded by auction players
| Aside from tho members these
| guests wero present: Misses Hem
| rietta Katz, Myrtle and Esther VIII
| kinson. Lillian Jones, Pauline and
Zolla Gather, Eula Smith, Cath
erino Lawson and Margaret Rowoll.
| a delightful lunch was served. The
next meeting will he held In two
weeks with Miss Myra Taggort.
II l.. File, her OF South Oak street
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Mrs. j. r., West and daughters Irene
and Gwcndolyn OF Tulsa and william
Crounch of Oklahoma City
c. l. CARRIER departed Monday for
St. Louis to attend the international
conference OF the Christian church
Miss Jane Pennington entertained
Friday evening with an informal card
party at her home. A light lunch
served by the hostess with the as
sistance of her mother, Mrs. Agnes
Pennington. The color scheme of
pink and white was carried out.
Mrs. j. j. Parmlee was hostess
Friday afternoon to the members OF
the Busy Hour club, whom she en-
tertained with n theater party fol-
lowed by two course lunch at
Wood Owens drug. where the tables
were centerod with huge vases of
roses. The next meeting will be an
open session when the club members
entertain their husbands with n
Halloween party at the home OF
Mrs G. A. Vaughn.
Mrs. Willis X. Shepard, Tulsa, was
the guest OF Mrs. J. +. Murphy
Tuesday.
Mrs w. f. Louchs left Monday
for Adria, Mich, whore she was
called by the death of her mother.
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STROUD

Mrs. G. w. A. Davis and Miss
Frances Newton went to Tulsa sat-
urday to hear Caruso.
Mrs. Lon Egnew and son, Alvin,
OF Oklahoma City were In stroud
Friday en route to Tulsa. The Eg-
news are the lucky owners OF a new
oil well southeast of town.
Attorney L. j.. Griffin delivered
the sermon at the Methodist church
last Sunday night. His subject was
Moral Margins" His audience filled
the room and everyone praised the
address. Rev. LaPrade says he ex-
poets to call on more laym, 4 in the
future.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Rich and
daughter, Maude, have gone TO Pa
ona, Colo, to visit Orin Rich and
mily, after which they expect to
go to California for the winter.
Miss Mabel Hubble Of oklahoma
City visited last week with her fam
lily and many, friends In Stroud.
Mrs. Leota Stevenson has returned
to the hospital in Oklahoma City.
Her mother accompanied her.
Mis- Thrace Hubble spent the
weekend here.
Roy Wolfe and Mr.. Yont are
building garages on their lots in
North Stroud, which they will in
habit while their residences are be-
ing built.
Mrs. J. B. Charles is away taking
treatment and her multitude OF
friends hope for her speedy and
complete recovery.
The B. Y. p. u. engineered a sue
cessful surprise party at the home
or their pastor, n. A. Etheredge, on
Monday night, the occasion being to
honor the birthday OF Mrs. Ether
edge.
Stroud has a new electric fire
alarm erected on the water tower
1t is certainly alarming.
The Capitol Hill community club
met last week with Mrs. w. f. Stew
ems. Discussions Of the day was con =
cerning county officers and their du-
ties. Delicious refreshments and a
social hour followed adjournment.
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In the city. Tho party was a most
enjoyable affair
Mr, ana Mrs. $. Y. O'Bannon
spent tho past week in Chicago.
Mrs. Roy Barnett entertained tho
womans' Missionary society in u
most plcansant session Thursday.
Refreshments were served and a
program carried out.
Miss Ellen Rash Of Kansas city
is visiting friends m tho city.
Mrs H. II. stockton and child
ron spent tho past week visiting
frienda In Wagner.
Miss Jane Price of Chccotah IL in
tho city with her parents, MIR. and
Mra !. II. Manross.
Mrs Bonnie Lucas. who IN at
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
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BOREN ARROW.

NJ and Mrs. w. j. Cross. for
.,or NJ Broken Arrow residents, mo-
,orsd over from Bixby Sunday for a
br,ef visit with friends.
A. NJ Galloway and family from
Lebanon. Kan. are being welcomed
% now residents of Broken Arrow.
Rev. Il. NJ. Jones spent the week
q, clfgkasha in attendance OF the
sop6rI of the Pentecostal church.
Nr Daisy Hall OF Huntsville,
,rk ,rriyed Tuesday for a few
d,ys .isit with her sister. Mrs. NJ.
= Williams and Mr.. williams.
uuaald williams returned to his
homo ut Vin.ta Tuesday after "a
br,sf visit with his sister. MRS. Roy
ucKcehan and Mr.. Mckeehan.
NIr and Airs. Omar Teenor are
amending the week with relatives in
jennings.
Aftef a brief visit with friends in
thip city, Mrs. J. II. Calvin returned
TrIdey to her home in pawhuska.
Aubrey Carr came down from
Kansas City for short visit with
big little twin daughters, who are
making heir home with their grand :
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Will
lihws.
Mrs. w. NJ. Lewis is spending an
extended vacation with relatives at
sedaIa and other points in Mis-
sour
Nfr, and Mrs Burnham Deweese
Of Tulsa spent the week -end with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
DeWcese and MIR. and Mrs. w. T.
Brunbaugh.
Mis-. Len Laws spent the past
week with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Copeland at Okmuigee,>
Mrs w. X. Webb and little daugh-
ter have returned to their home at
Tulsa after a short visit with Mrs.
Webhs 8 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~. J.
Burgess.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. A. Wallingford
had as their over-Sunday guest Mrs.
Wallrgford's cousin, Mrs. w. IL.
Taylor of Tulsa.
Misses Nell Cook and Juanita
Humphrey of Phillips university
spent last weekend in Broken Ar
row in the interests of the mission
sry work of the Christian church.
Albert Lancaster and wife of By
ers Kan. are spending the week in
Broken Arrow the guests OF the for
mers parents, MI. and Mrs. A. w.
Lancaster.
About 25 members of the local
Order of Eastern Star motored to
Tulsa Wednesday to spend the even
ing as the guests of the Tulsa Stars
and besides an interesting meeNng
the Tulsa lodge also report an enjoy
able time socially with their neigh
bors.
y. b. Borders spent the week -end
at Sapulpa with his little son, who is
attending school at that place.
One of the outstanding social fea-
lures Of the past schol week was an
affair given by Miss Blanche Mean
ally teacher Of the sixth, grade, for
her pupils Friday evening. About
20 youngsters made merry with mu.
SIC and games. Refreshments were
served at the close OF the evening.
Mrs. Charles Duensing Is GONZALES
cent after a serious illness of ty-
ph0id fever.
Mrs. J. s. Bilby and sister. Miss
Belle Smith. were hostesses TO the
Woman's Home Missionary society
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Of tn NJ. Il. church, south, at thei.
regular october meeting held Thurs
day afternoon. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered. followed by a
brief social session with refresh
monts at the close OF the afternoon.
There were about 25 ladies in at
tendance.
The district meeting Of the W. c.
t. U. will hold an all-day session In
the Presbyterian church in Broken
Arrow next Tuesday. October 90
with the county president. Mrs. III
lah ID. Lindsay and other out-Uf.
town speakers on the program.
Mrs. h, T. Neibling and son Ed
ward are spending the week at Kan
sas City and tho old family home at
Hiawatha. Kan.
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SAPULPA

Mrs. T. e. B. Silcr of Charleston,
w. Va. is here visiting her daughter.
Mrs. George A. Smith and Mr..
Smith.
Earl Chapman OF Topeka, Kan,
spent the week end here as the guest
Of relativeS
Miss Marion Ogilville OF Tulsa was
the weekend guest of Miss Eliza
beth Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Bushby had
as their guests Sunday. AIR. and
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The affair will be held In tho Y.
w. roomH in the library,
Mrs Tom Kelly. ir, entertained
tho Thursday Auction club with u
TO o'clock luncheon this week, pre-
CCcding auction at three tables.
High score among club members
was reached BY Mrs G. l.. Mccall.
lum. and Mrs u, l.. Workman
among tho guests. Guests wero
Mrs. Brookn Thrift. Mrs. II. l..
workman and Mrs. Glen l]Iryhill
Of Osccola, Mo, Mrs. Herbert Kin
nalrd viii be hostess In two weeks.
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CLARIlNORI3.

Mrs. X. IT, Wills entertained
Thursday In honor Of Mira Jack
Reed Of Rogers, Ark. who In visiting