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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-07-09
A SUMMER GUEST
AT THE COUNTY JAIL
State Boarding Rutland Woman with
Sheriff Sanford

Sheriff Sanford
Deputy Sheriff Noble J. Sanford has
a summer bearder from Rutland in the
county Jail. Mrs Rena Forkas is
being held in default of $500 bail for
the September term of the Rutland
County Court on a charge Of adultery.
On her failure to get surety she was
brought to Middlebury, as the Rut-
land House of Correction has been
moved to Windsor. This is the first
time that that city has had to BOARD
out" a prisoner since the change; in
fact being the first case since then re-
quiring more than a temporary visit at
the city lookup. The staSe OF Vermont
will pay for Mrs. Forkas' keeping duE
ing her stay in Middlebury.
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 Miss Sarah White spent Saturday and Sunday with nome folks.
 Miss Myra Wilkerson, Messrs. Cliff Wilkerson, Fay Kanady and Wilbur Brown was the guest of Misses Sarah, Florence and Washington White Sun day.
 MT. R. M Ellis motored to c. NJ. Whites Sunday,
 Miss Lara Gentry has returned to her home at Paron, after spending the week with J. M. White anl family.
 MT. c. M. White and family motor ed to Little ROCK Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Nancy Sutton of Little Rock spent Sunday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. Mandy Thomas.
 There will be church at Walnut Grove Saturday night and Sunday and Sunday night by our pastor, Rev. Gen try The Blue-Eyeo oiiiie.
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 The singing at Mrs. Roy Jones Sun day night was enjoyed by all present.
 Lena Beall called on her sisters, Ruth and Hattie Beall, Thursday af- ternoon.
 Dave Adams made a business trip to Little Rock Saturday.
 MT. J. P. Beall and wife were the dinner guests Sunday of their son, Richard.
 Messrs. Burberry and Conley made a business trip to Little Rock Sunday. There was large crowd who visited the oil derrick Sunday afternoon.
 Smith Worrell of North Little Rock visited his sister Mrs. Richard Beal Saturday night and Sunday
 Relic Sunderman spent Sunday night with Mrs. Roy Jones.
 There was musical entertainment at the home of MT. and Mrs. Richard peall Saturday night. A large crowd attended.
 Basa TO MT. and Mrs. H. A Bolin,
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Bruce Ringgolu, Bill Peters, George Belyeu' Carl Beeson, Dwight McKen. ie' Glen Counts. Jeff Wood and Casey Counts. ''''o'
 Miss Lena Johnson spent the latter part of the week with her old friend and school mate, Miss Dale Council.
 Misses Dale and Ina Council. Nola Bailey and Lena Johnson and MT. F. O. Council visited Vaughan School. where Miss Deane Council is assist ant teacher.
 Mrs. Lela Hammons of Nit. Pleas, ant neighborhooa spent Wednesday af ternoon with Mrs. J. H. Ringgold.
 Miss Elma Glasscock called on Mrs. w H. Perrine Saturday after noon.
 Bill Peters made business trip to Cabot Friday.
 MT. Carl Latta has planted some cotton.
 Misses Lena and Bessie Johnson were the Sunday afternoon guests of their grandmother. Mrs. Ringgold.
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Thursday, April s, daughter, orena Ellen.
 Mrs. Elmer Sweeney and Mrs. Fred Lamb visited Mrs Richard Beali Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Joe Lamb visited her daugn- ter. Mrs. Elmer Sweeney, Sunaay.
 Misses Ad aand Minnie Cox have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Joe T. Beall, the past week.
 The gardens are a little late this year on account of the cold weather.
 MT. Cross's nephew is visiting him this week
 Rowena Kyzer, Opal Haynie Minnie Cullen, Relic Sunderman and Irene Tongue called on Matte and Rutt Bean Thursday.
 Cullen and Dewey Lawhon visited their sister. Mrs. Lee Beall, Saturday and Sunday Blue-Eyed Fairy.
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-n OVER HE COUNTY.
Tcontinued from Page 5.

rho president urges the assistance
 .,d cooperation of every woman in al community in order that much - I'd may be accomplished through .So % efforts of our organization. ' Mrs Louie Rieff of Pine Bluff came
 - last Thursday in her flying Jennie .a visit her sister, Mrs. P. A. Dulin.
 There was no Christian Endeavor cnndav night on account of the rain Tbare was a large attendance at Sun doy school Sunday. There is to be arover meeting at the Presbyterian aburcb Friday night. MT. L. A. Miller rin lead the meeting. Subject, Love. E4erv one is invited to be present and take part.
 MT and Mrs. J. A. Crow and family snpnt Sunday evening with MT. A. w. Brown and family.
 Misses Mamie Peil, Annie Marie Miller and Margaret Dixon spent the weekend with Miss Emma Dixon at Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. W. H. Womack of Jackson. vile and her niece, Miss Minnie Blackerby of Vanalstine, Texas. spent Wednesday with Mrs. Womack's sis |ter. Mrs. T. Hoekstra.
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Dixon and daughters, Misses Maggie and Stella, made business trip to Little Rock last Wednesday.
 Mr P. A Dunlin and family spent Sunday with Mir. Boone and family.
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 The anti-dippers of Owen. township held a mass meeting Saturday. April 24, and elected delegates to attend the conference of the Tick Eradication Committee, to be held at Judge Miles office in Little Rock, Wednesday, April 28. The delegates elected were Fred Mcdonald, V. K Brown and Charley White; Emanuel Rowland, alternate
 An interesting meeting of the Ma sonic order and Easter Star was held at Prothro's Campground Saturday Several members from Roland and Little Rock were prsent. MT and Mrs. Johnston and Henry Mills were new members initiated
 Mrs. Ed Prothro of Argenta was guest of Mrs. George Prothro Satur- day.
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 MT Will Harrison and Mrs. Louise Fox were married April 5.
 Mrs Ena Harrison gave a party in honor of MT. and Mrs. Will Harrison Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs Ira Larr of Little Rock were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. II. c. Lewis Sunday.
 Mrs. Martha Mann and children of Little Rock spent the weekend with J. D. Jones and family.
 Mrs. N. B. Cunningham, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. fl. C. Lewis, has returned to her home in Little Rock.
 Mrs. R. L. Ray of Laverne. Okla was the guest of Mrs. I. c. Myers and other Geyer Springs friends last week.
 Mrs. M Millot has returned from
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 Mrs. Blassingame and daughter, Mrs. Evans, and two children or 1ng- land and Mrs. Fletcher and children of Little Rock called on Mrs. T. Hoekstra Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Fannie grown of Little Rock was visiting relatives here last week,
 MT A. w Brown is able to be out after beign confined to his room for eight or nine weeks with a very sore hand.
 Mrs. Lee zuber. called On Mrs. T. Hoekstra Sunday.
 Mrs Mary Hoffman and little son are very sick at this writing
 MT. T. Hoekstra has purchased a fine Jersey COW.
 We are having so much rain that the farmers are behind with their work.
 Brother Groves c. Bidwell of syl- vania was calling in our neighborhood Friday
 Mrs. G. K. Mason, Mrs. Mccall and Mrs. P A. Dulin and Mrs. Neal Me Cracken called on Mrs T. Hoekstra Monday
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 Uncle Hut Duncan and Will Parker of the bottoms spent few days with John Duncan.
 Miss Ether Lacy of Zion Hill spent a week with her father of Little Rock this week.
 Mrs. Esther Cothran and Misses Birdie Duncan and Mabel Harbour were the dinner guests of Misses Stel- la and Bessie Duncan Sunday.
 Bob Davidson spent Sunday evening with Louis Lacey
 Luther Duncan spent Sunday with Coke Harbour
 Misses Opal Haynie and Brother Raymond of Jacksonville are visiting a few days with MT and Mrs. Dock Prater
 There was no Sunday school at Zion Hill Sunday on account of bad weather
 Miss Mabel Harbour spent Friday evening with Miss Ruthie Boyd Fri day
 Mrs. Fannie Boyd and two children. Erlie and Perlie, spent Saturday even ing with Mrs Mollie Duncan.
 Mrs Esther Gotham and Misses Stella and Bessie Duncan and Birdie Duncan were Saturday evening guests of Miss Mabel Harbour.
 Mrs. Mollie Duncan spent a few so- cial hours with Mrs. Ethel Harbour Thursday afternoon.
 MT Bill and Birl Roderweis were the afternoon guests of MT. Coke Harbour Thursday evening.
 A Lonesome Girl.
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 Mrs. Braden went to town last Sat urday. There was no Sunday school at Bethel on account of the rain.
 The preaching at Tip Top has been changed to the evening on account of Sunday school at Bethel.
 The dinner guests at Mrs. Will Blacks Sunday were Misses Kathryn Evans, Cordie Davenport, Winnie Whitfield from Conway, and Eula Bra den.
 MT. and Mrs. Braden and family wis Mary King were at preaching Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs. Brade hand family vis- tied his father, s. Braden, at Noun tain Springs Monday. Will Roberts of Little Rock was also visiting his moth CT, Mrs. s. Braden. Blue Eyes.
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 J B. Merritt motored to the City .of Roses Saturday.
 Brother Bemis spent Saturday night with w. T. Merritt and family
 Mrs. Catherine Peters spent the day with her brother, MT. John Holt of Cabot, Saturday.
 Miss May Holt has been on the sick list the past week.
 Mir. Luther Peters and family vis- ited her mother Mrs. Alderson of Cabot Saturday,
 Mrs. Esther Cathron was the dinner guest of Mrs. J D. Duncan Sunday.
 W. T Merritt is building a new house for MT Robinson
 Ray Blazer has part of his cotton planted
 MT. Lester Duncan and family spent Sunday night with his mother. Mrs. J. D. Duncan
 P. B. Merritt and Brother Butler were callers at Mr. Lester Duncan's Sunday afternoon.
 MT Rol1o Miller spent Sunday night with Ray Blazer.
 MT. Floyd Adkins and wife were the dinner guests of her mother, Mrs. Aldridge, Sunday.
 MT. McPherson has returned from West Virginia
 There wasn't any preaching at Con- cord Sunday on account of the rain- A New Writer.
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Mrs. Sue Smith and granddaughter, Miss Jean Smith, are visiting relatives at Benton this week.
 Miss Sallie Wilson visited her aunt. Mrs. Charles Armstrong, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs R. c. Harville and little daughters, Mary Sue and Kath- erine, visited their cousins, MT. H. c. Harville and family Sunday.
 Visitors to Mabelvale Sunday were: Miss Josie Baumgardner, Mrs Kate Jarrett and son, Junior, Ed Lewellan and Paul Toombs.
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 The Misses Emma and Bertha Dreher took dinner with MT. and Mrs. Fred Comstock Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Grogan and daughter of Little Rock spent Sunday with MT. Grogan's parents.
 Little Rock visitors Saturday were MT. and Mrs. Seidwitz and Mrs. T. w. Vaughan and MT. James Vaughan.
 Miss Gladys Orendorff spent Sunday with her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. Sumerlin.
 MT. and Mrs Lex Grogan motored to church at Olive Hill Sunday.
 MT. James Hart of Little Rock spent Sunday at the W. B. Harper home.
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 Health is very good at present with the exception of Mrs. Kate Treadway. who has been sick for quite while.
 We had very heavy rainfall Satur- day and Sunday night. The roads are badly washed and almost impossible.
 Farming is progressing slowly in our community on account of so much rain
 We did not have singing at Ivy Chapel Saturday night, but there will be singing next Saturday night.
 Sunday school was largely attended Sunday Quite a few visitors from Landmark and Sweet Home attended. We did not have preaching Sunday evening. Under the unfavorable con- dtions the lady failed to come.
 Everybody meet next Sunday a; 2 o'clock to practice on the pieces for the Children's Day.
 Messrs. Clyde Singleton and omage and Misses Sadie and Myf- tie Smith called on Miss Dorothy Sunday for dinner.
 Quite number of people from Ivy Chapel attended the play at the Springs Friday night.
 Mir. Claud Smith and wife of Little Rock have moved to MT Henry Smiths. Sweet Forget Me Not
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moved back to Pinnacle again.

moved back to Pinnacle again.
 Quite a number of our citizens at tended the meeting at the Camp Grounds to discuss about the cattle dipping. They decided that they wouldn't dip. since we've dipped our three. years and we need to put in all our time farming.
 Mrs. Frank King and children are visiting relatives in New Mexico
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 Oscar Cranberry of Fort Worth. Texas, is spending the week with his pa*ents. MT. and Mrs. R. H. Gran berry
 Mrs. Mary Thomas and son. Levin. of Cabot, srent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. J. N Thomas.
 Msr R. D. Boyd visited in North Little Rock Saturday and Sunday
 Jack Cromb of North Little Rock was the guest of Ro1la Miller Sun day.
 Mrs Harry Harpole and Hattie Boyd went to Little Rock Friday
 Mrs. Clifton Evans of Little Rock is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Boyd.
 Edgar Cranberry has installed a grist mill
 Vaughan School closed Friday with an interesting program and dinner on the ground.
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 The Community Fair Committees were to have a meeting Saturday eve ming, but on account of the rain it was postponed.
 MT. Chas. George is on the sick list this week.
 Miss verna Emmons of Little Rock visited home toIKs Sunday.
 Our Sunday school is progressing very nicely at the present. Every one invited to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Fawbush have
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 The Community Club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George Pye and Mrs Mary Crook. The following were named by the president. Mrs. Pye. as chairmen of the various committees: Health committee. Mrs. T. Hoekstra; ; news committee. Miss Erma Dixon; music committee. Miss Myrtle Hall; gardening and preservation of garden products, Mrs. Ed W. Dixon; poultry committee, Mrs Dulin; exhibits and club houses. Mrs. John M. Dixon; house decoration and home conven- fences, Mrs. George Pye; handwork for meetings, Mrs. Lee zuber; dairy ing and dairy products, Mrs. L. A. Mil Ter. The chairmen will Select assist ants on the committees before the next meeting, Thursday afternoon, May 6, at the home of Mrs. H. B.. Casey.
 Miss Pearl Hollingshead of Carlisle and Esther Dixon were dinner guests of Mrs. Ed W. Dixon Friday.
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Little Rock, where she was visiting her son, Noel E. Millot.
 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Van Dyke and family and E A. Beadle and family visited Mr Win Beadle of Ironton last Sunday
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 Miss Jamie Wicker is on the sick list
 Among those who attended the clos ing exercises of Cabot School were: Misses Eva Clement, Lena Johnson, Goldia and Mabel Kerr and Hattie Mae and Allie Puckett and Messrs.
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Marquisette

36-inch Marquisette, in ecru or white, in beautiful finish and fine quality, finished on one edge with 14-inch mercerized edging.
 SC inch, yard .OO
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-Filet Net in ivory, white or ecru; small, neat patterns, and of exceptionally good quality. Will give splendid wearing scrv- ice.
 Priced, yard .... .65G
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We have a nice line of Print ed Marquisette in entirely new patterns, in very rich dull tones; a very delightful fabric for full length window curtains or over-curtain and valences.
 36-inch, yard ...75C
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
OIL. mARKrr uuorArioNs
Crude Oh Products
. rspnrt fnllnalnH pIiose
Whereabouts of the
Big Ones

Homer Wilcox Is or on his yaca.
tion--iiill SHELLY just returned thii
morning.. W Guliland looks ~
though no Inns been ON "a vacation
but hasn as he Is still In town hard
at work. Grant stobbcns Is In his
shirt sleeves and certainly does not
look as II he had enjoyed any sum
mcr idlcnoAa. although wo under.
stand ho ls leaving IN q day or two
for the east. Henry Grois, looking
better than he has In II long timo,
may likewise be found at hts desk.
". L. kistlcr. handeomcr than he
has ever been before la his llfc, is
at work In town. Gene Crawlcy ~
out Of town Tor "a few days, but Al
work not on u vacation
From liartlcsyillc We hear that
both Murray Duan and Frank phil
lips are In the east Herb" Straight
iS on the job for tho Empire. and AZ
noted In tho personals, j. =. Cos len
arrived yesterday.
G. ]. Wrightsman has Just re-
:arrca from California looking "a
recherche as ever.
An old midcontincnt oil reporter
In town for few days from Texas,
when asked for tho latest news,
made the above r~port- ns TO some
If our local citizens. Although. as
tho brokers say I'VE believe tho
above TO be substantially correct,
we do not guarantee the statements
IA Aforesaid
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Operations at
Sulphur. Okla.

Tho stuyvcsant Oh company. 4
sulphur concern, ~ drilling at 800
feet on their deep test on tho Bro
Ashton farm In the northeast cor.
nor or the southwest of Tin 30.
ABOUT fivo miles northwest OF Sui.
phur In Murray county. Oklahoma.
This well viii be drilled to a depth
OF 5000 feet II necessary. and VIII
ho the first thorough deep test made
In that county a number OF shat,
low wolls have been brought I'm
around Sulphur. some estimated 10
be as good ns 80 barrels In a shat
low strata found around 400 feet
-Four such wolls ranging In depth
from 800 to 500 fcot have recently
been drilled In l7-2.4 and 1874 by
the Maupin Brothers oil company.
but all have been capped owing to
lack OF shipping facilities.
The Plat OH company IL now put
ting down two shallow tests In II ana
20-2-4
In a4ls-2e. liquid asphalt we'll
was brought In at n depth OF about
l.200 feet over n year ago, but dif-
nculty was experienced In pumping
this asphalt Provision was recent
iy made for heating the asphalt as II
is pumped, and IL IL reported that
this well Ia now producing 100 bar
rolls daily. OF high grade liquid as
phalt commanding a price OF IS per
barrel
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Wilcox Gets Wildcat

Homer C. Wilcox played In his
usual good luck yesterday when his
wildcat test five miles from pro-
duction In the southeast corner OF
tho southwest Of the northeast OF
1t-lf-9, got tho top OF tho butcher
sand at a.gi4 feet, and the hole be-
gan filling up with oil too rapidly TO
continue underrcaming The hole
was quickly reduced and tankage IL
being built In preparation for drill
ina In today or tomorrow. This good
well is entirely unexpected at this
depth. boing located In new territory
about five milcE from the Prairie's
good well to tho northeast and also
that distance west OF production.
This well connects up 'he field with
the Wilcox OIL II Gas Co.'S big gaaaer
brought In about ten days ago In
1850
Tho Wilcox Oil n Gas Co also
brought In 7b0-barrel producer
yesterday In their Walter Banks
farm No. al, located on the north
enst edge OF the farm In s0-l5-l1.
When brought In yesterday the
well flowed ono hour steadily above
the crown block. Tho Wilcox sand
was topped at 3.o92 feet. Offets will
be made Immediately to this good
well and also offsetting the gas well
and wildcat test In 1919 and 1910
The same company's Addie Banks
farm No. 81. In the southeast corner
or the northeast OF 30-15-1I
Drought In tho last OF the week was
given small shot yesterday after
noon and In making something over
soo barrels dali from tho butcher
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14

nous Cabin Creek pool: Rich 4
Rich will maintain headquarters At
El Dorado, Kan. with "A branch Of
flee at Bswton, Okla. Il. X. Rich
will move his residence to some
point In the mld-continent field this
coming fail.
w. L. Kistler OF the Producers &
Reflners corporation. with his SON
Billy. arrived home yesterday fcom
Rochester. MINI, where they trve
been the past two weeks, with Mrs.
Kistler, who underwent a miner
operation at the Mayo Brothers, in
stitute. They will all leave FOR the
Colorado mountains In 10 days for
an extended vacation
Merle J. Heald. with the Pro-
ducers q Rcfiners corporation at
Fort worth, Texas. returned homo
last night after spending a week in
Tulsa looking after business irter-
ests and visiting tho local office.
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OknuIgte County.

The Independent oil & Gas Co 3
No. l X. |. Casey. In the northwest
OF 29-13-12 is drilling Mt 2.100 feet.
This Is an old gas well being deep
cned.
The Roscdale OH company's No 8
Cora Thomas, Is the northwest OF
30-it-lt is drilling at 1850 feet.
The National Petroleum com
pany's No, "a a. Anderson. In the
northwest OF 35-t4-lt Is spudding.
II, r, Marr's No, / Mckee, In the
southeast OF s-1s-12 Is n million
gasser in the Abs feet sand.
The Gladys Belle oil company's
No. 9 Mcintosh. In the southeast OF
1o-13-1i ia dry and abandoned at
l,960 feet
John II, Rebold's No, s r. II Nor
ton, In the northeast OF l6-i3-14 "a
making 10 barrels after n so quart
shot in sand from 1875 to 1895 feet.
Tho Humble oil companys No. .
r Adams. IN the northeast OF l2-14-
l3 II making l " million gas at a
total depth Of 1904 feet.
Tho Wick Petroleum comrany's
No. r. stephens In the southwest
OF 10-14-il is making barrels at
a depth Of 1925 feet
The oklahoma Iowa No. & on the
Harrison farm, I'm the northwest OF
2-1A-l5 IL good for 25 barrels in
sand from 1895 to 1915 feet.
The Link on company's No. 2
Thompson, In tho northeast OF H.
14-15 is a million gasser at total
depth Of l,575 feet
Win Truman's No. W. Rentie,
In tho northeast OF I6-l4-I6 is dry
and abandoned al 2 $50 feet.