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spending a few days, In the city the
guest OF relatives.
Walter Fl. Haven. OF pittsburgh. Ieft
yesterday after spending several days
here visiting relatives.
Homer former Associated
T-rcSs operator IN his city. VII! arrive
tomorrow from New York city to spend
a few days the guest Of his nolhCr.
Harry II. Ilo1man. Of laden CITY. s
spending 4 few days here the Euts; G!
relatives.
Dick :>oadman. well known boxer
from BuaaIo. Viii lva"c ,oca% for nus
nome after visiting IN the city for Il
few days.
Miss Margaret Horn:sN. with Miss
SIna Edwards Of Martins Ferry, spent
tho Fourth at Cleveland.
Nj. and Mrs. l.. +. Bowie Il Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T.. Bowie spent Monday with
friends in Morgantown.
Mrs. John :. .Naylor OF WoodSda!e
was a visitor in WcllsburG yesterday.
John S. KclliSon. former coach at
Wheeling High school. was a caller in
the city Yesterday coming hero from
Marietta where he IS coach.
day 10 her home in SprlngGale AFTER
visiting relatives In Sistcrsville.
Phil McDermott and Lee and Bill Nc
Cam all OF Woodsdalc. will return to-
day from buckeye Lake. O.. ,
Mrs. 8. Roberts Of Moundsville- well
known newspaper woman, now located
at Warrington. was a visitor IN the CITY
yesterday.
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TB1TIHM11TH
| WELCOME

III. will cave his morning for their
home after a Visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. " Cooper OF New
FORK Cry have eturrcd after a rISit
here.
George Snyder has returned to his
home in WellSburG after spending the
Fourth with friends hGs.
Miss Bertha White Of this city is
spending her vacation with friends in
Cleveland. o.
Miss Grace Smith has resumed her
duties as raine nurse at the Martins
Ferry hospital after spending several
weeks with her parents out in Ohio;
John K. Hastings. of Adena. o.. was the
guest OF relatives N Woodsdale. over
;hc holidays.
Mr.. W. S. t'clmer. manager OF the
Rogers Hotel( has returned from an
he attended the opening OF the Warren,
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. GrfoGan. Of Nc
KecSport. who have been the guests OF
their daughter. MIS-. w. ). Folmer at
the Rogers hotel. left yesterday for
r~arkersburg. accom- panicd by Mrs. Fol
mer. making the trip By motor. On
their return they will tour 10 Detroit,
Buffalo and other eastern cities.
Miss Elizabeth Shuttle. OF Toronto. o.:
IS the guest Uf Miss Minnie DariS OF
South Chapl!ne street.
Mrs. Jesse SpCIdcl. who returned last
week from their home AZ Los Angeles.
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Johp r;
Anderson OF Beverly Hills. cal. As their
guests.
Mrs. VIM. Rownd Of Pleasant Valley.
left last night for Wh!tr Sulphur
Springs. where she Will JOIN Mr.. Rownd
and their sons who arc playing IN the
golf tournament this week.
The W SS"s Norton. daughters OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Norton. nj Highland
Park. are visiting their grandmother.
Mrs. W. 3. Thomas al Fort Lcavenworth
Kansas.
Howard Hazlett. Jro ard Robert
Rownd Saturday night for White Sui
phur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wells viii leave
today for an extended trip through Can
q
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. {. Z. Guild at
their summer camp in Ono
G. p Williams OF Cleveland. Ohio. IS
che guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. 5. NJ. Noyes.
OF the Island.
Mis- Mary Eliaz Noycs or North Front
street. has returned from n visit TO
Cleveland. accompanied by Mrs. G. P.
Williams. whose guest she Was.
Mrs. J. T.. NoycS. Who has been the
guest Of her son. Mrs. :. VI. NoreS OF the
Island. Will sp"nd the week with Mrs
Edgar McGrcgor. at Echo Point.
TIE Misses Ruth and Margaret Huston
OF Grafton are expected his week 10 be
the guests or Miss LYDIA Clark Of East
Wheeling
Mss Martha Campbell. 81 tho South
Side and her brother. pr. John A Camp
bell, toured over to Baltimore 70 Spcrd
the Fourth ~ July With their aunt, Mrs.
Fred Gottlieh
Mr. and Mrs. A. K Mod. OF Manning
ton. are visiting relatives out-the-pike
for a few days.
JACKIE James OF the ILa nd, spent
yesterday the cuesttot fr!eCds a. SIS
terSYiIle. W. Va.
Robert N'cil'nr. Of Canal Dov-r. Ohio.
returned 10 hts home yesterday srser
spending a vacation herr tho quest or
relatives and friends
Mrs. Ethel Roberts. Of Fa!rmenc IN
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NORTH SIDE
fwarwsod and R1cnland.)


B. H. M. Club
Miss Stella Henderson VIII entertain
the members of the =. n. n. club this
evening al her home. The usual busi-
ness session Will be held the early part
of the evening. after which The remain
der OF the evening Will be spent IN 4
social way. Plans at this time Will be
taken up and date set for a InarHhmaI-
low toast
Junior Circle Meeting
The Warwood Junior Clrclr will meet
this evening at which time a number OF
important matters Will be taken up. fot-
lowed BY a social time. Plans will in
cludc a social which will be held some
time during the month.
Election Of Officers
Mrs. Charles VoEley will be hostess 70
the Warwood Sunshine club which vii!
meet on Thursday evening a. her nome.
4 business session VIII be held At whlBI
limo an election Of officers for the con-
ing YEAR Will be held. The remainder Of
the evening Will be spent IN the usual
paSttmeS.
Entsrtntn Club
Mrs. John Sherman Will entertain the
willing Workers TINS Afternoon at hcr
home on OHIO avenue. The affair VIII be
in the form OF "A farewell party for Mrs.
Alien Rodgers who will leave The latter
par, of the month for Texas where she
will make her future home. Fancy work
Will bs the paStimc ow the afternoon
and at hvc O'Clock the guests will he
uShered 10 tho MIN room where a de-
llghtful dinner Will be served.
Theatre Party
Miss Clara loEa entertained a num-
Der OF her friends yesterday afternoon
with 4 theatre party complimentary Tor
Miss Edith Logan Of Columbus, who ~
visiting friends N this city. Following
his the guests returned to the Logan
home where they enjoyed a delightful
dinner.
VIII Leave On TIP
@r. and Mrs. ". l.. Mcnamara OF thts
city will leave today for al EXTENSIVE"
automobile trip to Columbus. cleveland
and Chicago. where they Will meet their
son Richard. who has been several
weeks with relatives Following this
they will return to this cit!
Sunday school Picnic
Miss Mary Davis entertained the
members N her Sunday Schoo! class yes
tcrday with a yIcn!c. tn party went
OUT TO Graeb'S Hollow. out Glcnn's Run
wA,r~ they enjoyed the afternoon in
.Aaytng all kinds OF outdoor GamcS At
81. o'clock they enjoyed an old time
h&shnt luncheon. The party did not 70
- to tho citv until late last evening.
North Side Briefs
III and Mrs. Eastwood and daughter
SUss returned to their home in CleVe-
Ind after visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs II L. Eastwood, Of Eighth
street
Richard P~~ur. iS sIu~ly recovering
At his homo Il. sfurN cod avenue after
being hndiSp-,s. IL; several days.
Vile SclHi-p - Sixteenth street. IS
Slows r g reI7nS alter . serious ATTACK
% tYLn'' .,.1r.
Arthur Forsch haG returned p his
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home on Twentieth street after visiting
relatives and friends II Pittsburgh for
tho past week.
Miss Blanche Burns Of ParkNrShurE,
IS spending several days v!siuns friends
IN this city.
Mrs. B.. y. Ncumann. Of Wa-wood
avenue. is spending several days visiting
relatives IN pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Noel OF Noun.
Pleasant ar" the guests of Nj. and Mrs.
GEORGE i,ScE$ ~ NIrwocd avenue.
Mrs. r VI MaNWc'l and Gaugn;cr or
W|-tNn have returned home after visit
ing trends N rhtS city.
Mrs. John Harms oi the North End -
visiting fr'Cnds and relatives IN Cunocr-
lard. Md.
George Meyers. Of this city Is visiting
friends in Charleston over the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Greg. Cf New Martins
VILE is visiting relatives i GlennS
Run.
Miss katharine Rodgers is SPENDING
several days visiting friends in Pitts
burEh.
Mrs. Julia Wcmmcr Of Benwood. has
returned after spending the past week
with relatives in this city.
! Mrs. Fred Burns Of FarkerShurG ~
tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steele
Of W2rwood avenue.
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whe Miss Virginia Jacobs. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. p Jacobs Of that
city. became the bride Of Mr.. Allen %,
Bowie of South Penn street, Island
Following the wedding Mr.. and Mr1.
Bowie departed for Atlantic City where
they Will remain a month and on their
return will tax up their residence u
C02 South Penn street.
Mr.. Bowie is one Of the citys de-
servedly popular young men. He u
connected with the Security Trust com.
pany and served with distinction with
the American army during the war. =
The bride is one OF the most popular
girls of the M~onongahelia metropolis
and will be welcomed into social !cirs
cles here by the younGer set.
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OHIO NEWS


.CINCINNATl.-Taxation oc all NOM
bers Of the working class employed IN
Cincinnati ~ proposed by the Citizens
n Relief commission as 4 means OF
increasing the revenue Of the city. Tn
dor the proposal professional workers
Of all classes. skilled and unskille !
laborcrS. are included, According TO
city Auditor George Carrcl. a member
OF the commissions tho present oCcupN-
t!onal tax was unfair in that many or
those taxed were paying too much.
whit" Others were not paying enough.
Adolrh Hummer. president of the Cen
tral Labor council. supported tn" occu-
patloral lax. and suggested tina, a ia:
tax hc imposed on all workers.
MARHSNlLLE-Z- T. Haincs 81 Lib
crty township claims To have a cham
pion lamb. Tho lar3h was born March
;. and when 30 days old weighed forty
pounds. On May } Il weighed g. pounds
and on June =. when three months old.
weighed 81 pounds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in his
vicinity arc harvesting a big crop Of
peas. and amer are aging $50 per
tor for then SHIELDED
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Fort Henry Tablet and Sailors
ard Soldiers Monument ted

Many complimentary remarks were
heard yesterday concerning tho loyalty
and appropriate decorations seen At
tho Sailors & Soldiers monument at
sixteenth and Chapilnc streets. and also
- the Fort Henry Tablet at Main and
Tenth streets. This patriotic work
was done on Saturday evening by tho
corps and Ladies Of the G.. 4. T.. The
flags and blossoms were quite cffcc-
tlvcly arranged. about the two historic
monuments. and tn" patriotic groups
who were in charge are TO BE- Congratu-
lated for their thoughtful work.
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4 party OF young ltOr.c motorcd to
Bc,hcsG& on Saturday 10 spend tho
Fourth. returning Inst evening. DURING
their stay III Bethesda they were guests
at the Inn. The Marty Included the fol-
lowln. Noung ladies from the Island:
Misses Elizabeth Marshall. Margaret
King. Catherine uhlrirh. Gertrude Con-
nCIev and Dorothy Miller.
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Picnic Party.

Mir. and Mrs. edward SuteI entertain
cd yesterday at their home AT Pleasant
Valley with a picnic part% and dinner
which was attended b. members Oh the
ming following dinner there were beau
tIful nrrwcrHs LIsriayed on the lawn.
Among tho members Of the FANNY
who were present were: Mr.. and Mrs
George j.. Sif'l. Mr.. and Mrs. N!lllan
s,ufei. MIR. and Mrs. II. w. Gee. MIR.
ana Mrs. j. y. Mcrriman. MIR. and Mrs.
John Stevenson ard sir. Arthur St!fcl.
Misses IL -tA and Nell St.fcl.
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DID Stone Huuse.

The Old Stone House at Roney's
Pcin, proved one Of the most ailurlng
Places IN Tn" country yesterday, with a
number Of tourists and local families
enjoying the delightful! dinner served
there. IN addition I" the other pleasures
found a. the delightful old inn.
Tn" following were among those
present:
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson II party
OF seven.
Mr.yand Mrs. n. \. lurr and party.
Mr. and Mrs. {. w. HARRISON.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. Ickes
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Davis, Of Steuben-
vile.
MIR. and Mrs. J. l. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. Todd Canterbury, Of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Evans and DR.. and
Mrs. 7. *. Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. &. Hanley. Jr, OF
Parkersburg. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. {.
Hanley. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z T. Ellison.
Miss GIntcr, Of Stcubenvlllc. and par
~ OF four.
T. l.. CArwood. Of East Liverpool. and
party Of four.
Mr.. J. Eollcfor. of Galcsburg. Ills.
Nr. e. tii!ics and party ~ SIX. OF
BGrncSIl!lc. ..
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were shot off. Dinner was serv-

works we're shot off. Dinner was serV-
d on th' la%R 10
MSssrs and Mcsdames:
Henry Albright, George cray.
t:nnrE, Elurlc. George Neunian-
Mesdamcs:
Edward Gramm, Henry Scrig.
Misses:
Mary kurner. Gene Audrey,
VIRGINIA Euruer, Miss Dltman.
N,rv Mott. Miss Walters.
Elizabeth Serig,
Messrs:
VIII Bailey. George Cray.
George Baurlc, George Hcumah'
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Miss Lt;!t!a kcnnon OF 81. Glars
VILE, o. viii hay d few OF her young
girl friends at her home on Thursdt!
afternoon 10 meet Miss Virginia Cooper
Of New York. who has been Comp!i.
lncnted by quite a few Informal al
fairs during her stay here
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Family Picnic

one Of the very delightful family pr
n.cS arranged yesterday WIS he'll = ~
LARGE farm of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Elmer
Nichols. near the hrad OF Peters Run.
m which the members Of the family and
intimate friends participated. The
Eut@tS made IN" trip by auto. arriving
near noon. at which time "a genuine pie
nc d!An was served on Tn" spacious
lawn surrounding the home. The after
noon was spent IN The various out door
paStimcs n picnic affords. Late III the
evening a delicious upper WAS enjoyed,
and at a late hour tho guests departed
after witnessing a wonderful display OF
tirCN OrkS.
The following enjoyed the affair:
Messr@ and Mcsdamcs
!. f.. Nichols ". II. Nichols
Edgar Hcrvcy Edward Maxwell
J. V. Giffln harry CnAiey
CnaS. Nichols
Misses
Ollie BruDcr Mary Jane Nichols
olive HcrNey Eleanor tCnlry
Vida Nay Nichols Vida Con.cy
May llcrNey
NAcssrs.
Harry Nichols = Kenneth Glfln
Nichols Maxwell Edwar dNiCholS
J. +. Hastings. Of Clarence Nichols
AGCra. Ohio
Mcsdanos
Jos. Conlcy J. Courtw7ght
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Fourth of July Family Parties.

MIR. and Mrs. W. II. stewart Of Green
Gables entertained yesterday with a
Fourth of July party. which WAS az
tended by only the immediate friends
and relatives. including DR.. and Mrs
{. Bates McLaln. MIR. and Mrs. W. I;
Hurus. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Stewart and
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Robinson.
Other family sGalrs W:TG SiTen oy
their home At hch' r9int; Dr, ana ana
Mir and Mrs. John Conin and family
were among the members Of the family
who dropped in to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward MrNulty cnt"r-
-ained n large family party in honor
Of visitors. many Of the nriGhbors drop
ping in during the evening TO witness
The beautiful fireworks which were DIS
played from the lawn. Among those
Mrs. George Norton. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Norton. MIR. and Mrs. J. y. krupp and
several others.
Stag Party.
Mr.. W. r. Gundilng entertained with
n stag party auto a number OF his
friends on Saturday night al his nome
on North Front street.
Swimming Party.
Yesterday at the homo Of her uncle,
Mr.. 6. Hal Brucs. OF Front street. Miss
Helen Bloomfield entertained in honor
IF her visitors. Miss Mar Eauch OF
Fairmont and Miss Mary Goodhue OF
BlucfcId. Following a luncheon served
on tho lawn the marty enjoyed swim
ming In tho river. the lawn OF the Brues
home Sloning down to afford an ideal
beach for the swimmers. Among those
who enjoycd the Sarty were Misses
Dorothy Rel. Florence Harmon. Helen
Hcrvev. Mary Rauch Of Fairmont. and
Mary Good Hue.
Bowte-Jacobs N~uptials.
4 wedding Of much local interest WAS
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RovIs-Jacobs ruptials.

4 Wedding Of much local interest WAS
solemnized Yesterday morning at the
home Of the bride in M~orEantown,
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The following Item from Tho society
column OF the Charleston na;ly Mail
will be Of interest To tho friends OF
Misses Blanche and Elsie Lee Storer,
who arc visiting MISS Katherine Smith.
at Charleston:
las a compliment to the Misses
Storcr, of Wheeling. VIII" arc tho guests
Of Miss kath"r.n" Smith. Miss Pauline
barnes will entertain AT dluncr Tuesday
evening. at tho llotc, Ruffncr. Twenty
guests have been invited"
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nvenils pnrtv sees Match

Yesterday Afternoon ths following
party II youus boys from the Island
decided TO scc the nUNinS match when
WA; stacci at the Far grounds: Ni.l-
lam IiundllnS. Jr.. Melville WdletCr.
CNas. Wells. EUd Noycs, PAu SA2ri-
dan and Jack Wilson.
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crittenden Home Lawn Fets.

CrittcndCn Home Will celebrate the
reorganization Of the home and Miss
Florence kungec's acceptance Of the
position Of superintendent ton years
ago. on Thursday afternoon and evening
a lawn fctc having been planned by the
board Of manacers. which will he d.
rcctcd by Mrs. l.. y. L~anghans. who has
been appointed general chairman. Pro-
Cccds Will be devoted TO the addition
which il has been planned TO add 10 the
iv!nS room Of the home. Home made
cakes and candles Will be sold, and
there Will also he aprons for sale.
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COUNTRY CLUB
DRAWS CROWD
MANY PRESENT FOR GALA EVENT
At COUNTR CLUB, WHICH WAS
ONE OF At SUCCESS.

Yesterdays activities at the Country
Club brought a largo crowd. the fair
weather, the completion OF the golf
matches and the dIpncr-dance combin-
ing TO make ono OF the most interest
ing holiday events for some time
The dance program was played by Won
BCrC's orchestra. and about sixty
couples of the Younger set To
enjoy the dancing.
Reservations for the evening In
Miss Hottie Hazlett-Farty OF twelve
Mr.. and Mrs. II S. Rradiey-PaIrty
Of eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams-Party OF six
Mr.. Tom B~loch-Farty Of four.
r.. ". Browne. Jr.-I'arty OF four.
Mr.. William Howard-Harty of four.
". l.. Greer-Farty OF five.
W II. Metzner-Party OF I've.
Albert Sn~cdckcr-Pa!ty OF five
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f Jackson and
Cir, and Mrs. H. s. a7adlcy-rarty
Of five.
$. ". s. Harper.
\. b. paxton-Farty Of i've.
y. s. GihhS--Party OF two
W s. Hallern-Party Of three
J G.. Erarna-ParIy OF three
e. W. Reed.
T. r. NaYlor
Gibson caldwell.
]. l.. Brady
W. p. Wilson
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Birthday Party.

Yesterday afternoon at her home On
Mozart HlIl, Mrs. ERNEST Seeker enter
tanned with j lawn party, gwen FOR her
little daughter Ruin. celebrating her
third birthday. Games were enjoyed by
the little ones during the afternoon.
followed by a luncheon at which the
center Of attraction was the birthday
cdkc with its three caEdlcS.
The following little ones attended
the party:
MiSSCS-
Bessie SSChafCr Mabel Higgins
Virginia kaltrCClh ruth Becker
Betty stewart
Masters
Walter Schafcr Carl Kavcrfneycr
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Picnic at Rrookside.

At his home at ~Brooks!ds. Mr.. Louis
Audrey was host yesterday 10 a picnic
party attended by twenty-slX guests
from Wheeling. The afternoon was
spent in games and variou. diversions,
and N the evening many beautiful fire
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Stag Party,

Mr.. W. E. GundlIng entertained with
n stag party quito a number or MS
friends on Saturday night at his home
on North Front street.
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Wheeling Visitors at Charleston.

Jos. Conlcy J. Courtwnght
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-02
An Interesting Location.

a location was surveyed yesterday
by Tom Matthews, city engineer, that
will be OF interest TO the Carter county
oil fraternity. The location is in the
southwest corner Of the southeast north
east southwest OF section 10. 4s-lw and
was made for the American Industrial
Oil Comnany. A rig contract has been
awarded to Lamb & Son, and timhers
will be moved on the ground immediate
ly. Activities 90 this well will be start
ed tomorrow. This location is little
north and east of the producing area
at Hewitt and two wells have been
drilled In that vicinity both Of which
found shallow sands that made a small
production, Tho company has Il well
near this location that it thinks will
produce enough oil for fuel to be used
in drilling this well. This test will be
watched with more than usual interest
for the reason that acreage has been
selling at a good price there. The
structure has been favorably passed
upon ana the American industrial will
drill real oil test.
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sand TO have received ~ fee amounting
TO a very generous sum
Mr. Nichols is to be congratulated
upon the unusual piece OF work which
he has done under difficulties that
would have discouraged many other
brokers and this sale will result In
putting him in line to handle other
properties.
Soon after the discovery of Heald-
ton, Harold WHllace organized ihe
Bayou Oil Company and has been act
iye IN its management since its or
ganzatlon. Kirk Dyer who ut the
head Of this company as president ana
Harold Wallacc and j. y. Hamilton
Were vice presidents and G. G. Jones
was treasurer. The board of directors
Of the Bayou We're, j. p. Hamilton
Byron Drew, Errett Dunlap, I. il.
Dunn, Kirk DYER, g. II. Barringer and
G. A. Ramsey.
After the Bayou had mlde It's I'M
tial purchases at Healdton 1t gave Il
drilling contract 10 the 1911 OH Com
pany which was organized at Durant
by Lawrence w Lee Dr. smith ana
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-02
NEW PRODUCTION ON DII.IARD
FARM ADDS VALUE TO HEWITT

Rockland Oil Company, on the Dillard
farm. in section %, 4s-2w. entered a
sand at LAY feet. The sand has been
penetrated TO depth Of feet.
This we'll shows more gas than any
other well that has been drilled in the
Hewitt field, and is making also con
siderable amount Of oil.
The well was drilled with rotary
and the producing sand was not eS-
pcctrd at this depth. II is the shallow
est producing well in the field and it
demonstrates that sands that produce
oil are found from n depth Of 1920 feet
down to the level Of 200 feet in the
Hewitt field.
The pipe will be cemented and cable
tools will he installed 10 complete tho
well. II is stated that the discovery
well, located to the south. found this
same sand but il was dry. 1t had a thick
ness OF is feet on this location. The
same sand was found by the Carter
Oil Company, on the Hefner farm, anG
carried a showing of oil. The same com
pany also found the sand in the Noble
well, in section 81. where it would
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Notice of Sale of Oil and Gas Lease.

In the County Court in and for Cart
or County. Oklahoma.
In Re Guardianship of Hubert Williams,
ct al, Minors. Desse Williams. Guar
dian No. 1850.
Notice is hereby given. that In pursu-
ance OF IN order of the county court
made and entered herein, on the 18th
day of November. 1919, the under sign
ed Guardian, viii offer for sale and
sell al public auction, TO tho highest and
best bidder an oil and gas mining lease,
on the 9Th day of Jan. 1920, at ten
| o'clock A. NJ. on the following describ-
ed land, to-wit:
The West Half of the Southwest IL
Of section 80, Twp. l s., K. 3 W. Carter
County, Oklahoma, containing so acres
more or less.
| Said oil and gas lease will be sold up.
on the following conditions, to-wit: cash
upon approval Of title and delivery OF
| lease and confirmation Of order of sale.
/ The interest OF said minors is an un.
/ divided 2.S interest in said eighty acres
Of land.
Said sale will he held in the county
court room of Carter county, ut the
/ time above stated.
Dated this the 30th day of Dec, 1919.
DESsIE WILLIAMS, Guardian.
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