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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

guest AZ bridge party given by Mra
Howard J.. Baugh TO the Kappa Al
pha Theta sorority.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Check and Mr.
and Mrs Jack Cheek and daughter
Virginia. returned home "Wednesday
from = few DAYS visit with relatives
on the Neosho river near Miami.
Miss Maude Locke. who has been
the house guest of Miss Mildred Cor
nell left Thursday for Miami
Texas.
Dr and Mrs. ]. w. Hoover LEFT
Friday for a two weeks stay at
Winslow, Ark.
Mrs W. 7 Brimbacombe enter
'aincd Wednesday with a birthday
party a, her homo on South Cedar
street complimentary to her daugh-
ter Mildred. Games were played
and rcfrcshments served to 10 young
guests.
Miss Jane Bracht Of Norman ar
rived Thursday Tor visit with Miss
Edith Stanley Blythe,
Miss Jurhce Galloway returned
Tuesday to her home in oklahoma
city after a visit hero as the guest
Of Misses Cartheii and Archie Bur
nett.
Miss Anna McEuen ana J. II.
Booker, managing editor Of the Sa b
pulpa Herald were married In Tulsa
Wednead afternoon at the home
OF Rev. Cook. who performed the
double ring ceremony. Miss Nc
Euen is the youngest daughter OF
W. l.. McEucn, owner OF the Union
Abstract Co. The pair will max q
their homo on South Poplar street.
Miss Lucille Bonewitz has as her
house guest Miss Christine Crydcr-
man OF Kansas City.
Misses Carthell and Archie Bur
nett are guests at a house party in
Oklahoma CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Williams. Mrs.
George Williams, accompanied by
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. williams of Har-
overland trip to Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Rodney Reichard and Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Abshire OF Oilton
Mrs C. Y. Ellsworth returned 70
her home in Oklahoma City Tuesday
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. \.
II, Hicks here.
Rev. and Mrs A. d Lindsey and
daughter arrived Thursday in their
car from Newkirk. Okla. for a visit
here with their two daughters. Mrs
VI. r. Hubbard and Mrs. W. e,
| Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. y. White, MIR
and Mrs. Lester White and Mrs. d
K, White left Wednesday upon an
overland trip to Tennessee.
The Line Berge class OF the
Christian church was entertained
"Wednesday afternoon with a Japa-
nese party at tho home OF Mrs. c.
l.. Thompson on South Cedar street
! Refreshments were served Japanese
fashion by Misses Mary Thompson
Marie Irelan, Evelyn Ogg and Esther
McQuiston.
The following members OF the
! local Epworth League attended a
rally OF the Tulsa league Tuesday
evening: Misses Rosalia Mars. tero|
Mccall. Laura Germany, Pearl
Vienna and Aetola Ray. Frances Nc
Call, Helen Cowman, Mary Jenkins
Marie Ausmus; Messrs. Bruce Fle-
sal. Raw Polston, Jessie Biggers
Earl Wakely and Vern Ray.
The Philomathean class OF the
Christian church was entertained
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STATE SOCIETY

at the close of the pleasant after.
noon.
\ merry group Of young people en-
Jpycd picnic supper and Rwini IN
The lake on the NcpsChlacgcr farm
Friday evening. chapcrouod by Mr..
ana Mrs. A.ion Henderson. In the
crowd were Misses Anna Williams,
Philura Sprnguc, Margaret Davis,
sue G1d1y IVA Wallingfprd, Laurine
and RUTH Barron. Alycc, kathetyno
and patsy Burdcttc. Mossrs Carl
Hoffman. clyde Kiukcade Carter
Middleton. Bruce Reynolds. Fred
D"tmcr. Douglas stun, Bob sing,
ana FLOYD Mccormick nt Muskogoe.
Announcements have been re-
Ccitod hy Broken Arrow relatives W
tn" birth Rt Phoenix, Ariz, on July
20 ~ daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs
writ Standring Mrs Standring is
remembered here az Misc Talitha
Barth. daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs. j.
A liarth.
NeesrE Jewell Brandon and w. n.
HogerH ~ Tahlequah we're the guests
Of Broken Arrow friends over the
past week end.
MIR. and Mrs W &. Clayton and
uiccrs, Misses Lucille and Clara Ash
leave this week end for an extend
tu motor IIlp lnibutn 'lf llNulldlf
regions Of Arkansas and Missouri
Dixie Tillor, n former broken Ar.
row boy. was here saturday looking
after business matters.
Misc Mary johnson arrived sun
day from oklahoma city for few
daya visit with Broken Arrow
friends.
Mr. and Nrs 7 T. Konnard sp.nt
tho day at BiNby Sunday.
Mrs Howard Ingram and children
~ Snringfiold Mo are tho guosts
n, N,s ,ns,,,,,,s grand ,,rc,t. ard
o,bcr reia,ivrs for tho wcok
Mira + NJ French has returned TO
hrr homo at Nuskogec after "A short
visit 10 Mrs Emma DOLLS.
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is an annual event which usually at.
tracts number Of Broken Arrow
people Among others who Will he
In attendance this year are Mayor
and Mrs. NJ G. williams and post-
master y. l. Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ Keen r and
children left Friday on two weeks
motor trip thorugh tho O2arks In
northern Arkansas, expecting to
spen dseveral dns al Eureka Springs.
SNpuLPA.
Aiiss Franocs McClung and Miss
Edith Stanley Blythe returned home
Monday from q two-wccks' visit In
Bella Vista, Ark.
Nlr. and Mrs T.. y Hill returned
home Tuesday from Carthage, Mo-
where they spent the Weekend.
Mi and Mrs. T.. /. Williams are
spending month with relatives In
Ithaca. A. y.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Rashall re-
turned home Monday from a
months trip to Colorado Springs
Prof and Mira. -. T.. Bceson and
T.. O. Chapman spent Sunday In
Tulsn as tho guests Of Mrs. Beeson 4
daughter, Mrs. a. T.. Spcgal
Mrs. Harry Hood and little
daughter. Mildred. have returned
from a months visit with relatives
Ia Fort Worth and sherman, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs w. ~ Salmans and
children returned home Tuesday
night from an overland "trip through
Missouri Kansas and Arkansas.
Misses Mildred and Irene Shelf
field are spending a month In Fay
ettevillc. Ark.
Miss Marguerite Phillips returned
home Monday from visit with Miss
Elizabeth Thompson in Muskogee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Marshall have
returned from an extended trip dur
ING which they visited Portland.
Seattle. Salt Lake and other cities.
Mrs. Paul clifford and children Of
saltwater are visiting here at the
home Of Mr and Mrs. w r. Gage.
Miss Marguerite Lawson returned
home Monday from visit with
friends In Emporia, Kas.
Mrs. J. G.. Leonard spent Monday
In Tulsa with he raunt who is seri-
ously i'll
Mesdame Walter Gibson and Ha-
rictto stout entertained Monday
night with a birthday party compli-
mcntary TO their sons, Eugene Glib
son and Charles stout Merry games
were enjoyed at the Gibson home
and delicious rcfreshments served to
dbbut lnli
MIR. and Mrs Jack Smith left
Wednesday for Minnesota whore
they viii Join Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
smith and MIR. and Mrs. waldo
Huycke to spend the remainder OF
the summer.
Rev. +. JlConkwright left Tues
day for Falls Creek. okla, to Join his
family who is spending the warm
weather there.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Britton and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Marvin returned
home Wednesday from a two-week $
vacation at Camp Yocum. Galena,
Mo.
Mrs A. T. Stripping and daugh-
ter, Bertha Fay. left Thursday for
an extended visit in the south. They
will visit Chattanooga, Tenn; Bir-
lmingham, Ala: Rome and Atlanta,
Ga. and oxford. Miss.
Misses Jennie and Olive CARRIER
returned home Tuesday from six
weeks stay at Chicago,
Miss Dorothy Taylor went TO Okla
! homa City Tuesday where she was a
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SECTION r

Stokes, r. ID. Copeland. Irene cnri,.
man, Eliza Chrisman.
Mr.. =. II. Stokes was bys.res,
visitor TO Pawhuska on Mora ~
Robert Dasher, the small t.y.,.-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John ,..no,
who fell I'm one OF the dee. .,,,s.
bitches and lost his right ra.4 /,
not much improved, several fi ,sr,
will have to be amputated
The Christian Ladies' circle mo.
at the home OF Mrs. G. r. Aatr,
/ Thursday. 1t was the rec.fa. ~
", B. NJ. meeting. There WEE. g.ra
| ladies' from BartlesVile pr,s,.,,
Mrs. Wolcott presided at tho rsst.
ing and Mrs. Johnston. Treasurer 10.
fined the duties of each. Mrs Wac.
ner, the assistant pastor OF p1r..s.
vile, gave the Bible study. lr.ss
present from out Of town wor, Mos.
dam John Johnstonc, Hamilton
Overlees, Wagner. Rotona, Wa att
Todd, Eastbum. ID. u. Hall TIL, cir.
Gle will meet with Mrs. Van Eaton
next Thursday.
Quoted the services at the Christian
church Sunday. He will return 10
Wynona In two weeks TO hold A
series OF meetings.
MIR. and Mrs. j. X. Miller an.
nounce the birth Of q son saturday
evening, who has been giyru The
name OF Charles FrederiCk
Miss Isabel Rogers of paw#Isk,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. +. " Wat
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. II. stoke mo.
tored to Drumright Monday where
the former was called on business
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MNNO\ 4.

Miss Helen Ames OF Moline, Kan,
returned home Monday after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Sire. X. u.
Copeland
MIR. and Mrs. Baker and family Of
PonCa city were Sunday guests Of
their son, Romaine Baker, Of this
city.
MIR. Truman Hall OF Burbank
spent the Weekend visiting friends
here,
Women Of the Civic league had a
stand at tho picnic and barbecue
Saturday and Sunday. The various
merchants and business people do
mated most OF the merchandise and
tho proceeds are to be used to finish
the library. Those in charge were
as follows: Mesdames T.. G. Chris
pan. ]. Blackiedge, II. Mays, y. II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
WOMtN'S HOUR.

Mans conduct vary little through
the day,
His minutes follow IN tho self
same way.
The episodes In his diurnal range
Rcitcrate the humdrum doarth
OF change.
Rut. when the vanguard Of tho
night draws on,
And when hcgiua fair woman'a
hour Ia, wan
And uucyoutful train of Lifos
routine
Gives way hofor" tho mistress OF
the scene
Man never knows two evenings
iust the same
Hes up against nm ever shifting
game
Perhaps hc draws a smile, may
hap q frown
Controuta him. pcradventure out
Of town
He drives for dinner, haply at
his homo
He dimes twhcn relatives or
friends have como,
Ofttimrs It's bridge, "A dance. q
swim, a show
To church, has he. 'tis said. been
known 10 10.
IAfe's endless variations. one by
ono,
Succeed each other with tho act
ting sun
There ARE no voatigcB OF days
rou"iuc,
when shadows come for then is
woman queen.
Tis well for you and me. We're
II not 30,
who knows how deep ON us the
moss would grow
Henry Barrows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
Dances

The Okamyrl club dance given
with Miss Thelma Holmes was the
first of the weeks informal affairs
Hiss Holmes entertained in the great
ballroom OF the Texas company.
Present were Misses Dorothy Nun-
eel Elizabeth Broach, Marjorie
Beam, Linnie Martin, kathryn stout
Natalie Broach, olive Irene Ellis.
Isabel Downing, Margaret campbell
Marian Mayo, Grace Connolly, Jan
ice Kimbaii. Elizabeth Ann Clara
Kramer. Irene Lindley, Pauline
wood. Frances. Wilson. Frances
Karney OF Muskogee. Betty West
Kathryn Gump, Messrs. j C. itrnJ
EDWARD Kerrigan. Mailer MlIiv.,
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LuncheOns

College life and gayety was re-
vived at the very lovely luncheon
given at the weeks close, Miss
Olive Baxter being hostess In the
Country club on Saturday to mem
bers OF Miss Betty Drivers house.
party at Mounds who came up for
the day, other guests being mem
bcrs OF the Gamma Phi Beta soror-
iiy OF the Oklahoma university. OF
which all present were associates
and members. Miss Drivers party
included Misses Pauline Mckinney
OF okemah, Ruth Neal OF Clcve.
land, Eula Fullerton of Enid and
Marjorie Guyman of Nenryetta.
Tulsa members were Misses Mar
Jorio Wclch, Lucille John, Nell Cook
Mildred Elliott. Ethel Irwin. Pauline
Temples. Pauline Wood and LaRue
Harm. Out-ot-town guests. besides
the honorccs were Miss Hazel Mills
or Mounds and Miss Thclma Ritter
Of Shawnee. The attraCtivclN ap-
pointed table bore the sorority col
ors in mode and brown with the
insignia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
q Society &
Clubs-Music- -Womans work
cmbs-Music- womans WORK

Joe berry. George Garrison, Lane
zoe. Cc,ll Hunt, George Shcehpu.
Seth Hughes. Harold willard Itnd
tord Williams. Frederic Broach
Raymond Gum. Stanley smith No
Dowcll. william llocy. James fitI
gerald, Alfred Bush, pcNcre Mcton-
nell Thcadorc tiritkncr, Walter
Moran. Lloyd West and John
Thomas. thapcrou"s were Mr.. and
Mrs " h Holmes and Mr. and
Mrs Roland Bronch.
Mr.. aud Mra william Hohncfcld
were hosts ~ THAR home IN Sunset
pntk ON oMndry evening. entertain.
Ink In honor Of tho fifteenth birth
day Anniversary of thoi son, young
MIR. Howard Hohncfcld, and Compli-
mrnting guests In tho home, MisscH
Martha Garlick and FEnncca Hub
bard and young Master sidney oar.
lick. all Of Kansas icty Dancing
wa Souioyod indoors, ALSO on tho
vcrandahs and IN tho driveway sur.
rounding u part Of the grounds \
watermelon feast proved much
enjoyed part of the entertainment
Present bcsidcH honor guests were.
Misses Mollic Baker, Martha Kay.
Marcellctte Grant. Lorinc McDon-
nell Gertrude Linn. Regina Jan
kovsky, Jane and Isabel Syrouvollo,
Lolita Murdock. Jean Alexander.
Jean Anders, Frances Whitosidc.
young Mcssrs. l.. &. Grant. Lyndcs
stone. J $. Kay, Charles Rankin.
Harry Perkins, william Marquis.
Clinton sheppard, Robert Black
more. Carroll Mccullough. Roger
Dovlin. Dwight culver, Iiurton Jor-
don and raul Jankowsky.
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NfuSkOGI;E.

Mrs. Susie Lee Starks 81 Kansas
City, Mo-. is the house guest OF Miss
Pauline Keel, i40l Baltimore
Miss Florine Fleming, 43S North
Thirteenth. will leave this week for
Estes Park and other points in
Colorado,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs Albert n Rogers
and daughter, Dorothy Jane, who
have been visiting Mrs. Rogers
mother. Mira. II. j. Brawner. In
Kansas city. ana Mr.. Rogers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j, Rogers. In
Wcaubloau, Mo, have returned
home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
Calendar for the Week

Mis- Lsso uRaerIIa Xzfnnm hrdlu
Misses JaRuc Harm aud Louise
Haley viii entertain with "A thcatcr
and luncheon party for Miss Clara
Curtis.
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Informal

Mrs George W. Bonneli OF Mari.
eta. ohio. was complimented with
theater party and luncheon on
Friday by Mrs. John T.. Barnes.
Quests participnting In the after
Moons enjoyment were McsdaincB
Bonncll. j W. Waller, H. T. Ten.
nant, j. II. Johnson. T.. a. Hollis aud
J. u. Barnes. Another courtesy ex-
tended Mrs Bonnell and Mr., Bon
nell was an Informal evening Thurs
day In the home OF MIR. aud Mrs, I.
W. Bonncil on North Main street
The evening was spent In dancing.
after which light refreshments were
served 4 very lovely feature was
tho presentation to Mrs. Bonnell Of
n gift OF silver To remind her OF her
visit and friends made during her
stay In Tulsa. Present were Mcssrs
and Mcsdamcs V +. Bonncll, II, A.
Hollis, II. Y. Tenant, J. r. Rarnca,
j. II. johnson. Il, a. Bonpcl. y. t..
Waller. Misses Eunico and Grace
Preston and Mr.. q. II Bouucli OF
Augusta, Kan.
Members OF the Ladies' Aid soci
ETY. of the Second Presbyterian
church entertained Informally on
Thursday afternoon for Mrs. H. A
Hollyman of Parkville. Mo. mother
OF Mrs W IL Murphy wife of tho
pastor Of the church. The delight
ful afternoons pleasures were at the
home of Mrs &. r. parrou on North
Gillette street There were about
80 present.
Young Mr.. Henry Walters enter
taincd on Friday evening at the
home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. +. Walters, III East 1ndcpend-
encc avenue. with IA lawn party and
dance in honor Of the birthday ami
vcrsary of Miss MnrCcllette Grant,
There were about 80 In the party
Refreshments OF ices and cakes were
served.
Mrs. Thomas A. Hunt was hostess
to mombors OF the Thursday Bridge
club the past week. Mrs. pan Hunt
Mrs Hazel Whiting and Miss Fran
ces Riddle were special guests.
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MIR. and Mrs. John James BLACK
OF ia2l South Carson avenue an.
nounce the arrival OF "a son. whom
they will call william
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
Personal Mention

Mrs. John Rogera. who is visiting
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. william
NJ. Bcattie. In oklahoma city. viii
not return to Tulsa until Scptcm-
Der /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. y. Norvolle Walker
left Saturday for Lake TaneComo
for a fOrtniRhtk Rtay.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

Mrs virginia Carroll Love of
oklahoma city In the guest OF Mrs.
NJ. w. Hartman.
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Miss Helen Delaney left Friday
evening for her home In Dallas
Texas, after "A visit here with rela-
tivcs and friends.
Miss Opal Griswold has returned
to her home In Oklahoma city. after
visit OF several weeks to her rels
tivcs. Dr. Ida l.ayman and family.
Mrs. s. A. kernal has returned
from vacation. spont at points IN
Kansas and Illinois.
Miss Dorothy Pingry OF 1911 Eas,
First has as her guests Miss Mary
Williamson and Miss Mary Cannon
of Wclch, Okla. Several parties and
social events will he given for the
visitors before returning to their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Calais
OF S0i South Detroit avenue and
brother, Mr.. Joseph u. Calais, left
Tuesday for a motor trip to Kansas
city and st. Louis. To be gone 10
days.
Mr., and Mrs. J. a. Robinson. Miss
t'racia Robinson and Mir. Harry A
Robinson have returned from an eX-
tended eastern motor trip. They
Travelled about 200 miles and Wis
ited Canadian points as we'll as IN.
torcsting places In the United States
Miss Gracia Robinson will attend
Hardin college at Mexico. Mo. this
coming year.
Mrs. I. Y. HUFF left Friday for
| omaha, Neb,, 20 join her husband
| They expect to return To Tulsa In
the late autumn to make this city
their home.
Mrs, Timothy Cushing is recover.
ing from n recent operation under
gone. Mr.. Gushing left saturday for
| Rristow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

Miss Helen Delaney left Friday
evening for her home In Dallas.
Texas. after visit here with rela-
tivcs and friends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

Miss opal Griswold has returned
to her homo In Oklahoma city. after
"A visit OF several weeks to her rela
ttvcs. Dr. Ida l.ayman and family
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

Mrs. s. A. kernal has returned
from vacation. spent at points IL
Kansas and Illinois.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14

Mrs Thomas A. Hunt was hostess
to members OF the Thursday Bridge
club the past week. Mrs pHn Hunt
Mrs. Hazel Whiting and Miss Fran
ces Riddle were special guests.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-02
Ships Not So Good.
NEWARK.

Lee Dromgoole of Naperyille was ,
business visitor in town one day las
week
Heiner Peterson and Clarence No
gen called on Philip Oakland at the
st, Charles hospital in Aurora one da.
last week
Mrs. Martina Hendrickson of Otta
wa spent several days with friends
here last week.
Miss Della Williams entertained at
her home last Friday afternoon at q
miscellaneous shower tor Mrs. Ar.
thur GilbertsOn. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent A delicious lunch
was served and the guest Of honor re.
Ceived many useful and pretty gift
Seth Sleezer of YorkvilIe and son
Covel SleeZer, from near Aurora,
were in town on business errands
last Wednesday.
Anton Jesk is visiting relatives in
ManitoWOC, Wis.
Mrs. Win COPYRIGHT and Mrs
George Wunder entertained at the
home of the latter last Wednesday
afternoon for Mrs Gay Courtright OF
Aurora
Mr.. and Mrs, J. B. Hill were shop
ping in Aurora Thursday.
Rev, and Mrs. n. G. Peterson worn
in Aurora Friday and called on Philip
Oakland at the hospital.
Miss Ida Torkel8on, who has been
staying in Aurora for several months,
has returned to her home here.
The members of the Willing WORK.
ers' Society gave Mrs George turr a
pleasant surprise at the Newark Luth-
eran parsonage last Wednesday after
noon The ladies OF the society sorv.
ed a tempting lunch, after which Rev
n, G. Peterson, in a few well chosen
words, presented Mrs Furr with a
sum of money from the members to
show their appreciation Of the inter,
est she has shown in the work
Mr.. and Mrs Harry MAIDEN are the
parents Of a daughter born at Nor
ris hospital Wednesday. Jan. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Serby enter.
tanned at dinner last Tuesday evening
the Newark High school basketball
team, OF which their son Melvin is a
member.
Quite a number from here attended
the silver wedding anniversary Of Mr.
and Mrs Ole Atkinson and Mr. and
Mrs Nels J Moe at the home Of the
former last Saturday
Mrs, Nellie MAIDEN OF Morris is sta.
ing with her son, Harry MAIDEN, while
his wife is at the hospital
Roy Ilegland returned last wees
from visit with his sister in Croo&s
ton, MINI.
Or and Mrs X. l. Roshein are The
parents OF a daughter born Sunday
Jan, go Mrs Roshein is at the Ded
+. conesS hospital in Chicago.
Miss Alma koska was taken to Il
hospital in Aurora Saturday whcg5
she will probably have to undergo al
operation.
Dr. K. l. Roshein spent Sunday AM
Monday with his wife in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hill and family
were entertained at dinner Sunday a.
the home Of the formers brother uear
MilbrUOk.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-02
SULPHUR CLEARS Up
ROUGH OR RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth, Says Specialist

Any breaking out OF the skin, cen
hery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mcmho-
Sulphur, declares noted skin special
list. Because of its germ DESTROYING
properties, this sulphur preparation
begins at once to soothe irritated skin
and heal eruptions such as rash, PIN
pies and ring worm.
II never fails to remove the torment
and Disagreement, and you do not have
to wait for relief from embarrassment.
Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain
small jar OF Mentho-Sulphur from
any good druggist and use it like cold
cream.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-02-02
!. s. NAVY IS BEST
FED ANYWHERE ON
SEAS, SAYS OFFICER
PAY MASTER GENERAL CLAIMS
RATIoNS ARE SO GOOD THAT
ATHLETIC TRAINING TABLES
ARE CANCELLATIONS COST
MUCH MORE THAN FORMERLY.


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Wealth Not Life's Real Prize.

Wealth is not the real prize Of life |:
It Is only a trophy. "a SyIubol and may
carry with it no satisfaction indeed.
1t does not carry with it genuine last
fng satisfaction unless won and en-
ploycd fairly. boucsly, hono.aMy.