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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
GRAND JURY CALLED TO
PhOBE RECENT LYNCH|NG
VIII Make Efforts to Prosecute
Mob Who Took Negro From
Brunswick Sheriff.
BEGIN GATHERING EVIDENCE
commemorative Attorney Declares
Valuable Clues Have Been OBJ.
taincd as Ia Members OF Posse
Who Killed Lem johnson.
Especial 10 Tho Thmcs- nispntch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. 5--Evcr =
effort viii bc mad" hy the Brunswick
authorities 10 run to earth and pros
ccutc members of the mob that lynch =
eel Lem Johnson. colorcG, early Wed q
ncsday morning al Tobacco for III"
murder of r. w. fillmore. po.tmast"r
and storckccpcr OF that village early
Monday night. and pGrpctratcd Viz
rinia's second lynchinG in sixteen
years.
Judge Jesse T. west. Of the Third
Judicial District. hHe called spe-
cial grand jury 10 convene Thursda V
at 1.awrcnccvile for the purpose OF
probing the lynchInr. The Grand jury
was called at the instance Of Com
mcnwcalth's Attorney T. -. Lewis. Of
brunswick. who has Expressed HIS
determination To fully probe the mat
ter ard prosecute tho iynchcrs II
their identity can he learned. He
has already started work Of gather
ing evidence in tho case, and hopes
10 be ready to furnish tho grand jury
with tangible evidence when II starts
the nrohn next week Today he VAS
ut Mckinney, whore IN" lyuch"i no
gro and his alleged partner. VIII Ell
more. who IL NOW in the Richmond
Jail. were captured Tuesday night.
Tho county prosecutor wns running
down clues thHi NAV l"id :" thr lH"n =
thy OF some members cf the mob.
which is rc1ort"d on god authority
To have numbered ncarlv 2nNc.
Rcrausc tho Identity Of not sin. 10
member Of the mob has yot been
learned by tho authorities. II is -
forcgonc conclusion that tho work
~ tho grand jur. Will b" difficult.
and II will hc some tim" hcfor" ih"E
viii be ah'e to accomplish anything
In IN" pr"h".
Dcputy sheriff S"aGo. 81 Brunswick
and his assittauts. from whom John
son vas ,akcn between Mckcun"y and
l.awrcnccvillc were urahl" to rccor-
rizn any ono In the mob h"caus"
those who crowded around tho ma
chin. and grabbed Johnson wore
masks The moh was victorian z"a
and worked quietly aud quickly. CIV
ing tho oniccre small chanc" 20 pro-
,oct tho prisoners ar recognize any
orc In the crowd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
AN Open LETTER
TO WOMEN
Mrs. Little Tells How She
Suffered and How Finally
Cured
Philadelphia. Pa. 81 was not able
to do my homework and had to lie

DOWN most OF the
time and felt bad
in my left side. My
monthly periods
were irregular,
sometimes five or
ven mont h 3
apart and when
they did appear
would last for two
weeks and were
very painful. Twas
sick for about a
yoar and n half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
NORFOLK BANKERS DIVIDED
ON TAX FOR BANK CHECKS

NORFOLK VA Aug Norfolk
bankers arc divided tn 'hoi- opinions
rs 10 tho ACCESSIBILITY Of adopting
Secretary MELONS recommendation
far 2-ccr, tax on hank checks.
such 'aN. according 10 number
% opinions. offers an easy method ~
raising revenue and w"ulh not inter
fcro with banking transactions.
Others take tho vicw tina, tho col
lection OF tn" tax would impose the
burden If additional Tork on tankiu.'
institutions and would perhaps rcduc'
tho total Of bank deposits by small
margin
The consensus seems to he that
since Secretary Mellon. himself Il
practical banker of long experience"
has advocated the taN. /; IS likely o.
have the support of Congress and
vii! probably become Law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

and doctored but without any inn
provement. A neighbor recommended
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound to me, and the second day after
| started taking it | began to feel
better and kept on taking il for seven
months. Now keep house and per-
form all my household duties. You
can use these facts as you please and
/ will recommend Vegetable Com
pound to everyone who suffers as |
did. Mrs. J. S. LITTLE, 1856 Liv-
ingstcn St., Philadelphia, Pa.
How much harder the daily tasks
of a woman become when she suffers
from such distressing symptoms and
weakness as did Mrs. Little. Such
troubles may be speedily overcome by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
wnmnn stnhhcd Ton rInc..

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. 5,-With ten
stab wounds IN her back and the back
OF her head. Pearl Mccormick. col
orcd. LEFT -. Nincents Hospital this
morning shortly after the knife was
used on her. She S now ~ her home,
4l3 East Butte Street. wher" the stab
bling occurred Pearl claims that a
negro known rs Dan WOrmslcy, alias
Johnson. alias Williams. did tho stab
binG, and The police arc looking for
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

eight officers and AS men aboard
iib OF whom are cadets who arc in
framing for merchant marine Off
GERS. Her annual cruise. which this
year vas the first in E:uroncan va.
teTs since tn" war began. startoJ
May : last. when she sailed from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
First Baby in State to
BeNamed After Tlinkl2

LYNtlIEGRG. VA. Aug. j.-Mr
and Mrs. Howard brandt. who live
IN Campbell County. about ten
miles from l.ynchburg. have prob
ably named the first TrinkIo baby
III the state since the nomination
"' the Wythc County man for
Governor. y ninc-pound baby wac
b1rn TO the family Wednesday
"b"nt noon and II was promptly
named t.. lie" Trinklc brandt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

plymouth. England. which port she
made on May IS. M
From Plymouth tho Nantucket
went TO Brcst. thence to Lisbon. Ca
dir. Gibraltar and Tangler. Morocco.
and finally to Funchal. which was
her last outbound port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
HOW TO END
ACHING FEET
Nrw-dny treatment keeps feet In
perfect condition.

y little book. entitled The Proper
Care Of the Feet" is helping "A good
many people 10 free themselves from
the nervous strain and constant an
uoyancc OF paining feet.
II shows simple ways 10 keep tho
feet In proper condition--how Ia
overcome excessive pcrspiration. how
to soothc aching muscles and ;cndons
how to rcduc. swelling. how 10 get
instant relief from corns and how tc
nd them, in fact. this little book Is
al that its name infers: The Proper
care Of the Feet"
This booklet accompanies each bon
~ Eiu"-iay Foot Treatment. whicf
:uay be obtained at your druggist. o.
a free copy Of tho booklet will be sent
ID YOU write to Bauer 4 Black. Chi
nago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16
C0RNED BEEF HASH
CIVILIZATION AND NATURE

lo eetlmr feod They had nu
time ~ devote 10 heltsfuR their
shelters or improving their
wempona of developing q stale 1T
society more advanced than that
represented q, IA, luoa. nnd nn
eeriau consrl ~ parents IN
,irnmeni pressed upon them
tylfnHalls
The Mayas W Nueutan as the
time II fh discovery Of the aew
world lived amid ihe drcaNlug
ruins or riy,liatlun powerful
and siroreas nui some change
Ia climate had .apped away ,iror
II had undermined health Il
hnd lrit remnant ~ people who
dld not even know who bal
carved ihs stones anl built The
tehplrH that surrounded them
Environment was q crushing
smotherur mndslldc
II "a y eNmmun notion That
civilization ia Il vlft which may
hc accepted hy any people who
ranc4 Il IS free lor lhe sirnvslsnt
lamlshed fall 81 rerre del Fussu
"A for those who live IN lhe MIDI
Az west ii the United slairs n
lsn'i " N D product ot slow
enNih ~ enrrrylnr elimnle, ~
j kindly soil. of leisure from an
eternal quest for food The
inckcu dlsirlcia ~ RussiA have
sod thar ordinarily Nlelds with
abundance They have u cimnle
/ thar gives strength "a the arms of
men nud ambition 10 the youth
! ful a civilization has there hern
developed Bat a drought hus
wiilered the grain u has opsn
ed the gates 20 pestllenee And
ns government highly vlsionaN
and cNperiD sntal has broken
/ down the eoniaeis from the enl
side and made the outsiders nenl
~ hand helpless io rescue there
srafce remains more signs oi etN
/ ,liznflon than tho explorers fuunl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16
Pimples Denote
Waste Products
In the Blood


The human system a forever stfiv
ing 10 got rid Of the waste prodoe'4
n h .lfe work which goes on
forever when waste products Ket
IN the blood. they cause lowered
vitality A. result. we heeomr
subject to many painful and embaf-
rasaina nilmeata
When these symptoms appear. Nas
ture il warning as To thfo3 or
the waste products. the blood must
be purified Don't clog your blood
Just clean u out Nature will 81
the rest pure. rich. rcd blood nnur
lahes the body and fishts Of dlssas"
H = a.. the standard blood pufi
flor aud 6ynfrm builder. - the ldasl
remedy for skin eulpiions The -.
feet 81 g .. 3 Il 10 rid ~ the eys
tenn 81 the waste products Witch arr
causing the trouble Fvr over -
years g 81 = has proven 10 be ~
unusual merit Begin taking .
10 day and write Tor Gs pare Illus
iated booklet. Facts About The
Blood free
Personal medical adslea. without
charge. may also be had BY sending
a com pleie description ~ your case
Address chief Medical Director. swift
specific Co. 7il q y = Laboratory.
Atlanta. Ca. All drug stores sell
n 3 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16
TAFT ISSUES CALL
TO UHlrkRlAks

10 JFiIhHlAhb
Washington. Sept ~ chief Jul
uce William Tart of the United
States Supreme Court has issued "a
cali to tnitarians throughout toe
united states and Canada to assem
bic IN Detroit October 70 2. for
the sessions n the General Confer
ence of Unitarian and other Chris
sian Churches
calling attention 10 - destructive
indifference 70 religion and lhe
church. which threatens the moral
fiber OF our civilization. chicf JUS
tice TAFT as president q the confer
enee ~ the conference. extends his
invitation 20 any one having an IN
tefest 10 liberal religion" IN ~
DO ng ne strikos the keynote % this
fsth biennial meeting which has
built lts program around the eons.d
eration of the second logical step ln
the religious and educational cam
pairn o. last fur when nearly g.
200 .00o % vas raised within the Do
nomination
Despite his many public intereata.
Chief Justice Taft has ai~ays found
time 10 take an active part 10 he
re- e-organiaztion work u the ehufta
which based the first nation az
pres~u,ation of It's faith upon a plal
form that there was much ~ CON
mon iaiveen religion and patriotism
pnd that a charchmAn with q sensr
~ respOns biiity 70 God vas essen
TALLY The ciilzea who fulfilled the
ideals Of the founders % this coun-
TRY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16

farmers. but very few farmers ever
took advantage Of the act.
There II alcohol in almost every
vegetable substance.
1T IS estimated that there are
eight 70 ten tons Of corn stalks 20
the acre which may be transformed
Into one hundred pounds of alcohol
20 the acre.
IL we we're systematically r1ak-
Ing sicohol from fhese wastes and
also turning cur grain into alcohol
when the price Is too Low, II ~ouid
uadoubtedly have sustainIng IN
fiuence On the price Of grain and
az the same time give us what
ever power needed.
wood aieohol = almost univer-
sally used 10 tenature grain sico-
bol. supplemented with a small
quantity Of keross-ne. ~ coal tar
benziEe or very bad smelling sub
stances obtained from the dlsfiIis-
ton Of bones or glue"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16
GUT THIS OUT
clD tNGlisN REcFpt FoR ca.
TARaf-. CATARRHAL ptAf
NESS AND MAD NOiSIS

n fen kucN 4 so1e ssne 49, = tlI1
hi4~i ent tstAfrAsi tsfstt.tse ttld as.i-
90 qfdtnarx eatafaA eal png fht. ttftauI
ahA hanA h Is lhsm ana Nvu lAAt Astt
tFcn fit meahs a SAVING ftlut t.1
~ufltnst sfhsfs ffata fi'tai lt4itstH ia
fnxispa ~sieatl<ts Sea laAs uua. 4set
hAxr Fesskn.Fei that eatarlh a s.t
eiilattonHi eissser aat Nasxtatfsls 81
aolfes ,.tn-lllufllns4 tf,sttaelt
tsahlf a. fritafr lAe asiltats tu faatt
sacrs nnA for* ias disc sr lAfu De ana
- = esf eheh frs>Iatnttf mttIie t4tt.
,lssluess. uf ela the Ansea~ Httt D.
tfiVtn aenn tht ar lartfsft tnset.'
tte ianKs ehteh y tsEuHNt - NnnEV5s
The fellow tta terulnia y aph B. Nrftf fh
ten.leels ln IAa daml ft.EiIes tIlHI A..
IL a ..snsii ifaf4na4l ffsaf uiehI atI sIs..IN
crews tst,ettsNt rffisH tteuf tn tUfts t i p
here whs live nnaeF neife fttof4is rt
u.als fsniifians
Sesage fseo seur afasrisi 4 ean.< -
f,asatlnr tftsutAe .tfeAfth iNAt tNf
holas sad aaa - u - ltlhf Il hNt ~Ai
sad . Nttie sranulatea sNAsf. rf HtH
ti<seiWa sete rnf tettri',-'nth' ~
titaes . "a, ltlN ~i4 siiFn nt
qnl,k tsiisf frsn dlsi reesint h".a
+ ...st.f ltsl-lflss thWHft NFtn. hiftfhra
lse,rar e~sy sna hrsftnF AapfHtf a. ft
tafiamaistlan ln she ea~iat asit tAtFt ~
rraussd I'afmini nssa IA ia's naf atte
directly afuin fn. hiusaA AHt HA' HNe raf
fas.as 81 tAl Asisu atsN haf i"eh
ll.u tAat heils ie obtain iaf af.ifssi nf
...h. The nfanarafis.n B. cHsf o. tfs
...-f. titil. aaa ls NlsAeauf iH taAt lkt'
.4t..a mhH has ektAfft ef hrfN hni''7
81 q Anri 81 NeaftHt stHHlA ~" N"if
ff..4iuitfI fftat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16
No su.,l,u,e Offered

Say wnat YOU viii about druggists
offeriag something "inst AZ good
because Il pays o better profit. the
fact still stands that ninety nine uut
on hundred druggists recommend
Chamberlain Collie and Dlarrhvts
Rrnedy. when the best medicine 70
tiarrheea 6 asked for sna Go 80 be
ca~se 'hey know srom what the'r
ga toners say % II. that can be De.
pended npo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16

lntentlon - the tnermometev haa
heen arcfilea safieaah "a Galil~o
prrbioi ~ llalMnd. UAfplA and san
ssorlonA ~ ITALY the lAtsaF ~ tsto
but tho eofk eaa eruAe until snaro
recput yearH when a WAS pyvteetea
aud the lasslaa.snt saa sisea a. ,hs
NoFid 10 MANY iorms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16
gAcorpI FROM
FAR 4 WASTES


lSstian@l crop IEzpsssernsni Service
SSTHERE seems TO be 10 rea-
son why agricultural stills
should not be used "a well
as fhrasfllng fnaehines.- says Dr.
Harvey W. Wiley.
The Increase Of internal combus-
ton engines and the enormous use
Of our xasoilne supply has caused
Ell gineefs 10 seriously hook absut
for Z rubsfituie. Power sIcohoi
seems y be the answer.
IN 1AB congress passed law
Permitting densfured alcohol 10 be
manufactured. provided that II BE
rafxed With some substance which
should prevent It's consumption as
q beTerzze
zone Of the many purposes IN
ressing this act says Mr.. Frank
BszckeA v. +. American Steel *
w1re Co. 'uas 10 encourage the
manufacture " alcohol on a small
scale b. farmers or association u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16

The uniform success that has ~
tended the Use Of Chamberlain .
Cole and Dlarrhoea Remedy In the
relief aud cure q bowel complaints,
both Tor Children aud adults. hss
brought q into almost universal use.
% that 81 r. practically without rival
and IS everyone who has used y
knows. !. r. without IN equal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16
Neus Notes OF City Schools

Iesehin1 e.pstleAes Ia hsf h.es
Nrs Grace siAs phe ,assh here
SOME slnss ago r,luFusA mueh tm-
proved m.h,ailt She elil have
,Asffs g tns slslh esaas la cspliol
llu setoal
Miss carollns Davis who has hssa
mashlns eiecWhele zoe sao Years -
tsfrs - ths 0Uhsie uetem afain
Miss Rnhs lahtarii Ail aur.ssa
Mss iislefead II ranasg ssbool rcs
hest year sac is a eiatasis - ihe
easlai Normal sad has had a yesf 5
experience e. tsashsf
Ma rarkassh vul hs ia ths schools
sfAln after YEAR. si,schrs She
taught lsls-lsso A. capitol ilal school
a. Walker viii sacss,a Mrs ins
Aln ia the SormAl rraiusns eotk lhls
'eaf Ms lArkin hA. al The wink
that she can 40 N the Amsfi,An hia.
tory and soeiolpes and elsies anA she
has hal 20 slse up the ssamins eofs
NJ Walker b. graduate II the Con
ual Normal and has had Nide esreg
ieace a. principal aua supervision st
The smaller schools oi ,he aals
NJ nonnsli la eraduAte u the
Austin College ai sherman. rsNaa ana
has taught ia Texas high s,ho,la ana
naa in france With the American
forees lle ~lll have ehaffe 81 span
lsh sud he speaks ihat Mnsaas.
iiueuiN aad some rlasao. 10 algebra
Hiss Marguerite stewart la a sfad
aafe go us ruhelsiis ~ fskas aad
has nad experience Va iesohne n ihe
public sohsolu q Iosaa as 4sii aa
"a The camps us the eoidiera ~ san
'R'onio. Texas 1907 parents i've
hete and she Nill teach flensh and
NafNah
Air W 8 Young late principal of
th' Cherokee hlrh school viii teaoh
history in Too hlfh schuoi and have
supervision of tho Nsioal training in
tho grades aud athletics ln high
srhool ie has already began hls
~ofk en tho Fairgrounds u Tho
schools 81 the cts and with ,he hirh
scheal athletics Nr Noune Is ara
aaAse % iAe Phillips tnhefni, at
tuid ard has ripe experience in leaeh
ina
Mas Mac Garrett was caH.d io
Macon Georgia by lho se, ione llncaf
% hef brother lale 10 lhe summer
M1 W 8 .iAsdsman - en lhe
rfonld ready Tor The work uf lhr
N"af lle bae been oui - acllool Cor 4
year duinf contract uoft IN T.Naa p
and around Waco lie succeeds A 81
thoiopson who roea hac Mo Texas
After thorough lugoausaiion IL wa.
found thai ,he boiler a. Central school
avs not onll unsafe for eorsice III
heating lhe huiidlnp hui thai j, wsi
actualiy unsafe ueN houof ha,
been ordered aud nlll be lnalslied bc
( lore lho SNOW ,lica
A now rfc escape has been Install
icd az Guthrie iiirh school and il 8.
believed 70 bo the best acapp that Il
made II Is 10 be- hoped that Il wll
never be- used. bot irihsfosbould be-
fire u D. safe aud quick means 81 o,i
from the building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16

Aa Nsf alive Chamberlain Tab
le's 4fe tas exact ia.ns fvaaifrd
HipnE enpash iol ihs masI fohnst
num eenra fuf chlhlfrn TheY eaair
ab aff.uah movement 81 tho bowels
without any 30 fhai i0frlbie kfip'na
They are easY and pipaant in take
ana asfveanle IL eFfatt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16

-------------~~--- -
Mrs X Il Bali. uho far someiims
had been making hsf home wiih Der
ssp r y Bail at MulNsa lcf last
week tof san Hernardiuo calH She
Nni probably remain tor sometime At
The latter place
neu neleele AID family went 60
oklahoma cliy SATURDAY on 'isi'
with relatives
Roy ieveliin and wife vefe in ~a'h'
rle 90 business frlds,
Misc EiAei ousef of Albuquerque
N M. arrived IN Nulhall 9 teN Aa''
ago and v.ii make her home With hoi
sister. Nrs p. 4 lohns"n
Mrs Fannie Williamson q RIPLEY
spent lev days last week With he'
sister Nra y Forrest in Malhali
Mrs Ida lotd,ll IS ~ blanchard
OKLA. on visit with her -oa Walter
and his family
Mt and Mrt Clearance Hyde spent
rhursday Of las, week with friends y
Guthrie
Fred Auihis aud family OF Gushing
visited a iew DAYS last week with Mrs
AntAis mother Mrs e. & nlok Twins
northwest Of Mulhail
& ". spanelef 81 Guthrie, Was a.
Mulhal Friday looking alter his pro
perty interests
Samuel Dowell OF Freeport la
was on visit ias, week with his sis
ter 'Mrs ,. H. Brown l,inr north o
Mulhall
g. \ snlton apd family have mofe'
from the farm "a town ia order q
have better school advantages 81
their children
F.E. Waite. Santa Fe agent al Mni
hall Ief, Friday on a ten days vaca
tlon. making Visits ia Kansas an'
I Colorado
Joseph Potter made business tfi
TO Guthrie last Saturday
Walter noaz, candy man from sun
water was IN town Saturday mofnin
Adam Dixon from near Orlando va
noon train f0r Guthrie.
In the consolidation OF the sohoc
district al Orlando there Is shortag
Of residence In that town
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16

Seven women lawyers of Denver
have been appointed by the bar as
sociation of that city 10 anslyze the
digest laws concerning women and
children on the Colorado statute
books
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16

Hydro.Eiectric possibilities are be-
ing developed al a rapid rate in Italy
Energy for industrial purposes. while
absorbed - quickly as Il Is produced.
Is extremely cheap. and in Few
years Win be abundant and the whole
country win be int-riaced Win
transmission llnee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-16

confressuan 4 a Swank - shis
district w&s In MaihAn Monday morn
ma shaklEs ksnds wnA frissas
At and Mr. 4 4. Nafrsa spent
saHaAy ~ sAs n a. conhss hume
soath ssa - NalLsi
A. A h.Afd msae basiuszs tste
h. catAfi~ NaaaSs mornAs
Nrs. A ford - Guthrie vas a guest
lass Sunday q her aaashser. Nfs B.
G chaape.l la NaihAii. Ars Ford was
accomplished hy her osher daashies
Rule
Mr.. " Il Matthews h A. Qainson
ohls. ~ visit with AeF dAashsSs
M Ruta polissk
l4oya fsrlos. whose uo,her Mrs ].
a Davis lives near Nsihah Is report
81 sick al Booker Texas
= A. Hartman is maklns improve
m~ass on MS grorerts IN southeast
oi NaihAn. A ue~ eHissn Is one u
he oonsenieuces la,el, completed.
Nj ana Nrs William RakeF. os
Guthrie visited their dauehtef Mrs.
Ia r. Bsanst, and her family At this
place last sunday
Frank Wheeler aud family viii
move no he ~efAls house on Bryant
aeeaae
Mrs sarah \ Jones vas Ia Auihall
SUNDAY. SAs win soon be a. her farm
again after 40 absence q several
months
This part oi I.oesn county had s.
good rain Monday
Mrs D. ". scott Is spending fen
davs with relatives near orlAnao
Mrs c " Jackson and her daaghi-
er Mrs Roy aiasaie aud cA.ldrsn isi'
saserday evening on ,isii essh te-
, laiisss ln California.
FE Andrews Is putting q new cost
! N paint OF his residence AZ the iarn
east OF town.
J. a Davis made business irip tn.
Guthrie last Monday
}. n Halse and family made iria
Ia their car "a Orlando sunday
Mrs sherman Taylor is in Nulhaii
this week 10 visit her husbands ioiks
Mr. aud Mrs J. A. Taylor
". X Matthews pot In he day sun
day with friends IN Guthrie
Mr. and Mrs Elmer DaehninF We're
the guests Of friends in Oklahoma
City SUNDAY and Monday
Rev. Anthis and wife visited at tho
home oi A. l.. Richardson ia Mulhan
last SUNDAY
Lyman Williams and famiis have
moved from the Ingram sarm 10 their
own place northwest of toWu.
Miss Niola Potter goes to saltwater
lIhls week 20 enter the a and N. Col
lege
The Clarkson township. Payne
county community fair will be held
on Friday OF this week al the Clark
son school house This IS about nine
southeast of Mulhall
]. p. Rawlings and wife arrived
home last Saturday They had three
weeks visit With relatives and friends
IN Kansas
Miss Lizzie Anderson and Miss Car
rie Dixon had a Sunday visit With
realtivcs and friends at Perry
Mrs. T. B MePeek and daughter
Helen we're guests Of friends IN Guth-
rie Saturday
The Orlando Creamery Company
will put up concrete fireprooi
building an is lots east Of the depo,
at that place
w ~ james made a business trip
70 Guthrie last saturday
Some repairing is being done at :he
Cedarysle school house eight miles
southeast OF Mulhall
William r. i.ewellen and Miss Ien-
uie Brown were married al the home
of the brides aunt Mrs. WAYNE Jen-
kins 81 Guthrie SEPT Z. 1921 The
: parents Of these two young peopis
live near Mulhall They will make
J their home on farm southeast Of
town
]. j Donahue OF Ponca City was IN
town q few days ago. lie had busi-
lra0u a. h3a farm